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Some environmentalists have been trying to shut down Sharp Park golf course in Pacifica, owned by the City and County of San Francisco, in an effort to create a national park and protect endangered species. But in a report released Friday, the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department recommends preserving golf at the course while taking steps to restore habitat. We'll hear reactions from both sides of the debate. Guests include Ross Mirkarimi, San Francisco supervisor, District 5; Brent Plater, executive director and president of the board of directors of the Wild Equity Institute, which wants to close the golf course and turn it into a public park; Richard Harris, co-founder of the San Francisco Public Golf Alliance, which wants to keep Sharp Park open for golf; and Jerry Hill, California State assemblymember. More »
As President Obama meets with military and diplomatic officials about how to proceed in Afghanistan, continued violence there has killed 58 American troops in October, triggered a temporary pullout of more than 600 United Nations personnel and resurrected concerns about the scale of U.S. involvement. We look at developments in the region, with guests including Larry Diamond, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, founding co-editor of the Journal of Democracy, professor by courtesy of political science and sociology at Stanford University and coordinator of the democracy program of the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law; Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, NPR bureau chief in Afghanistan; and Robert Guest, Washington correspondent for The Economist. More »
Northern California voted mostly against key provisions of water deal, while the south was mostly for them. Delta counties could take a big hit. More »
A man who was shot to death in front of a home in North Richmond early Saturday morning has been identified by a Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office spokesman Sunday as 59-year-old Lathel Douglas. More »
California tailback Jahvid Best sustained a concussion and was taken to the emergency room after he leapt high into the air, flipped over a defender and landed on the back of his head in the end zone. More »
Livermore police this month will be focusing education and enforcement efforts on drivers who are more than 70 years old. More »
The Alameda County Public Health Department vaccinated about 7,000 people Saturday during four H1N1 vaccination clinics in the county. More »
Arson investigators were looking into four more suspicious fires in Richmond and El Sobrante Saturday night, bringing to 15 the number of car fires within a week's time. More »
For the past five years, there has been a growing number of dead harbor porpoises washing up on California shores. The scientists had suspected dolphins were to blame because of the type of injuries the porpoises sustained, but now there is video evidence that supports the theory. More »
One of Fremont's busiest thoroughfares returned to full strength last week, signaling that the city's largest-ever public works endeavor is nearly finished. More »
The Little Chihuahua was pretty good, the dishes we all ordered were the salmon tacos, fried plantain and black bean burrito, and the chicken tostada, all which were good. I want to go back to try the… More »
The food here took my breath away. Service was timed perfectly so that my fiance and I had time to enjoy each individual course. The potato leek soup is divine...and the duck confit salad is amazing!… More »
One of the best hot dog options in our fine city, and I yelp that even though they don't offer any turkey, chicken or tofu options. That's because your $3 dog comes topped with fresh tomatoes,… More »
After reading about the future great chef's horrible experience here, I had to try this place that I usually go to. On entering this store, I found Bob was asking everybody on the first floor if… More »
LOVED their breakfasts! I had the eggs benedict ...out of this world & the complimentary glass of Mimosa was an extra treat! And the service was exceptional. Met the owner Felicia.. great… More »
I could eat their pita bread and hummus all day. Matter of fact, I think "pita" deserves a spot in their restaurant name! Then maybe people won't get thrown off when they walk into a… More »
Made an impromptu stop here for a quick sandwich and coffee Sunday lunchtime. Got a very tasty turkey croissant sandwich and strong, satisfying coffee. Very good cafe, friendly staff -- very… More »
A little surprised by the negative reviews, this place is one of the few legit medical industry related businesses that treated me like a human being. More »
Me & my gyrls took a random spontaeneous trip to Berkeley...said to each other "Ok we should just go get tatted today!!" So with that said, we got up got dressed & headed out to Telegraph Ave. To our… More »
I didn't get a creepy vibe here. All good in my book. More »
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