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Sentencing of Cash App founder's killer pushed back again 2 years after conviction (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO - Nima Momeni was in San Francisco Superior Court Monday morning to attempt to secure a new trial for himself in the killing of Cash App founder Bob Lee. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MAY 18: Nima Momeni arrives in court at the Hall of Justice on May 18, 2023 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Paul Kuroda-Pool/Getty Images) Momeni was found guilty of second-degree murder in December 2024 for the April 2023 stabbing death of the Cash App founder in San Francisco's Rincon Hill nei
Berkeley starts clearing homeless camp after deadly leptospirosis outbreak linked to rats (opens the original)
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The City of Berkeley on Tuesday said it will clear a large homeless encampment at 8th and Harrison streets after officials declared the area a fire hazard and public nuisance following a a deadly leptospirosis outbreak linked to rats. BERKELEY, Calif. - The city of Berkeley on Tuesday began clearing a large homeless encampment after officials declared the area a fire hazard and public nuisance following a deadly leptospirosis outbreak linked to rats. Notices posted on Friday informed residents t
Chef turns passion for cooking into initiative to feed Tenderloin's hungry (opens the original)
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San Franciscos Tenderloin neighborhood has deep-rooted challenges when it come to homelessness, and Chef Kelvin Ehbegboni is stepping up to help. SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood has deep-rooted challenges when it comes to homelessness, and Chef Kelvin Ehbegboni is stepping up to help. Hundreds of people were lined up to wait for him to arrive at the corner of Jones and Eddy Streets Saturday afternoon, where he gave out 300 of his handcrafted cheeseburgers for free. "A lot
Park reopens in Oakland after being shut down because of drugs, violence (opens the original)
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Tyrone Carney Park reopens in Oakland after 24 years. OAKLAND, Calif. - A long-dormant green space in Oakland’s Sobrante Park neighborhood has officially reopened to the community, complete with new play structures, local artwork, and a renewed focus on youth and violence prevention. Tyrone Carney Park was shut down in 2002 after being connected to persistent drug activity and violent events, including fatal shootings. Following decades of community pushback and advocacy, state funding was event
Man arrested for allegedly setting Richmond house fire that killed 3 relatives (opens the original)
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An adult and a child were killed in a suspicious house fire in Richmond on Tuesday night that left another adult and child severely injured. Police gave an update on the investigation around 12:30 p.m. RICHMOND, Calif. - A 32-year-old man was arrested for allegedly setting a fire at his Richmond home, killing his father, his sister, and 5-year-old nephew while severely injuring his 2-year-old niece. The Richmond Fire Department was sent at about 8 p.m. Tuesday to the first home at 231 15th St. o
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