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Large cat spotted in South SF was not a mountain lion, police say
A large cat that was spotted in a residential area of South San Francisco Tuesday morning was initially thought to be a mountain lion, but police confirmed Wednesday it was merely an oversized domestic or feral feline.
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Watch: Mountain lion spotted in South San Francisco
A mountain lion was spotted in the 200 block of Mansfield Drive in South San Francisco, police said.
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Police make arrest hours after shooting inside South San Francisco church
A Catholic church was desecrated on the Peninsula Tuesday and police tracked down and arrested the suspected gunman hours later.
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Police make arrest hours after shooting inside South San Francisco church
A Catholic church was desecrated on the Peninsula Tuesday and police tracked down and arrested the suspected gunman hours later.
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Police investigate shooting inside South San Francisco church
A Catholic church was desecrated on the Peninsula Tuesday and police are on the hunt for the gunman who did it. Terry McSweeney reports.
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Police make arrest hours after shooting inside South San Francisco church
A Catholic church was desecrated on the Peninsula Tuesday and police tracked down and arrested the suspected gunman hours later.
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Police investigate shooting inside South San Francisco church
Police are investigating a shooting inside a South San Francisco church Tuesday afternoon.
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Fire in South San Francisco damages 3 boats, sends 1 person to hospital
Three boats caught fire near the Oyster Point Marina in South San Francisco on Wednesday morning, causing one person to be taken to a hospital with minor injuries, a deputy chief with the city’s fire department said. Marianne Favro reports.
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1 hurt in fires on two anchored boats in South San Francisco
Two boats anchored off Oyster Cove in South San Francisco caught fire Wednesday morning, sending one person to the hospital, according to fire officials.
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Fire near marina in South San Francisco damages 3 boats, sends 1 person to hospital
Three boats caught fire near the Oyster Point Marina in South San Francisco on Wednesday morning, causing one person to be taken to a hospital with minor injuries, a deputy chief with the city’s fire department said.
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23andMe user data stolen, targeting Ashkenazi Jewish users
Hackers have apparently compiled a large list of people with Ashkenazi Jewish Ancestry after taking their information from South San Francisco-based genetic testing service 23andMe. They are sharing that information online.
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23andMe user data stolen, targeting Ashkenazi Jewish users
Hackers have apparently compiled a large list of people with Ashkenazi Jewish Ancestry after taking their information from South San Francisco-based genetic testing service 23andMe. They are sharing that information online.
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Genentech to pay penalties over hazardous waste violations, EPA says
The South San Francisco-based biotech company Genentech will pay penalties over 2021 hazardous waste violations, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday.
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South San Francisco Police to increase DUI enforcement on July 4
As residents gear up for a festive Fourth of July, the South San Francisco Police Department is reminding motorists not to drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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Man Faces Murder Charges for Death of Girlfriend in South San Francisco
A 35-year-old man made his initial court appearance to face a murder charge for allegedly strangling his girlfriend at their South San Francisco home, San Mateo County prosecutors said Thursday.
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Peninsula Police Departments Host Gun Buyback in South SF
Several police departments from across the Peninsula worked together Saturday to host a gun buyback event in the parking lot of the North County Courthouse in South San Francisco.
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Peninsula Police Departments Host Gun Buyback in South SF
Several police departments from across the Peninsula hosted a gun buyback event Saturday in South San Francisco to give people a way to turn in unwanted guns in exchange for cash.
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BART Crew Supervisor in Court on Hit-and-Run Manslaughter Charges
A BART service crew supervisor appeared in court Thursday but did not enter a plea to felony hit and run charges in the death of a pedestrian in South San Francisco earlier this month.
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BART Employee Arrested on Suspicion of Deadly Hit-and-Run in South San Francisco
A 52-year-old BART employee has been arrested on suspicion of a fatal hit-and-run in South San Francisco earlier this month, police announced Wednesday.