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San Francisco Mayor Withdraws From Governor's Race

San Francisco Mayor Withdraws From Governor's Race

There was only one official Democratic candidate for governor of California, and now, officially, there is none. San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom — who announced last spring via Twitter that he would seek the state’s highest office in 2010 — announced Friday that he was withdrawing from the race.

 

Engineers to probe failed repairs on Bay Bridge

The Federal Highway Administration sent engineers Wednesday to investigate what caused repairs to fail on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and drop 5,000-pounds of metal into rush-hour traffic lanes. The agency said it had not inspected the Labor Day weekend repairs made to the heavily used span....

 

Police to look into new Zodiac Killer claim

A Southern California woman said Wednesday that her late father was the infamous Zodiac killer who terrorized the San Francisco ...

 

Subprime Swindlers Work A New Angle: Rescue Scams

Subprime Swindlers Work A New Angle: Rescue Scams

In early 2008, Cheryl Ann Montero, a California mortgage broker, held a series of free seminars in the clubhouse of the Lone Tree Golf Course in Contra Costa County, a suburban area near San Francisco. The attendees, homeowners facing foreclosure, were desperate for a rescue from their woes. Using a PowerPoint presentation, Montero delivered one.

 

Gavin Newsom scores some hits, and some misses, in Southern California

The San Francisco mayor and gubernatorial hopeful gets sidetracked discussing hair gel with Ryan Seacrest, but rebounds with his stance on same-sex marriage: 'Separate is not equal.'

Gavin Newsom may be running for governor of California, but "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest had something else in mind during his Tuesday morning radio chat with the San Francisco mayor: "What is that product that you put in your slick, shiny hair?"

 

San Francisco's most scenic spot

Until recently, only soldiers could take full advantage of this place.

 

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