Carolyn Tyler
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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From America's dad to prison inmate, Bay Area accuser rejoices over Cosby verdict
Comedian Bill Cosby has begun serving a prison sentence in Pennsylvania today after being convicted of sexual assault. Though the case involved one woman, Temple University administrator Andrea Constand, dozens of others accused him including a North Bay woman. → Read More
San Francisco residents, political leaders join other US cities remembering 9/11 terror attacks by volunteering
DAY OF REMEMBRANCE: A special event commemorating 9/11 was held in San Francisco. For the first time the city joined New York, Los Angeles and Phoenix in a unique program to turn a day of tragedy into something better. → Read More
Analyst: San Francisco spent $35 million a year to remove trash from streets
TRASH TROUBLE: A new analysis shows San Francisco spends more money to clean up its streets than bigger cities like Chicago. → Read More
E-cigarette industry under fire after one explodes in man's pants
Stunning video shows the moment an e-cigarette exploded in a man's pants while he was shopping for a television. → Read More
Sonoma councilwoman says there's attempt to 'slut-shame' her into dropping re-election bid
A Sonoma city councilwoman and former mayor is fighting back against what she calls an attempt to "slut-shame" her into dropping her re-election bid. → Read More
San Francisco's new 'poop patrol' will try to find waste before you do
San Francisco's dirty sidewalks are one of the biggest gripes of residents and cleaning them is among the top priorities of the newly elected Mayor. So now the city is launching the Poop Patrol. → Read More
San Francisco announces new 'poop patrol' to spot, clean up feces from streets
A report says that San Francisco's 311 service received nearly 15,000 calls since January about feces on the sidewalks and streets. A new "poop patrol" will soon be assigned to try and find the human messes before you do. → Read More
Rebranding brings new name for old San Francisco neighborhood
The new Transbay Terminal in San Francisco is set for a grand opening this month, but a neighborhood springing up around it has already announced its presence and for some it is a head-scratcher. → Read More
San Francisco's new 'East Cut' neighborhood springs up around Transbay Terminal
San Francisco's newest neighborhood is springing up around the Transbay Terminal. Formerly known as Rincon Hill, a new sign proclaims the area as the East Cut. → Read More
BART upping police presence following wave of violent attacks
BART's new safety and security plan doesn't add more police officers to the system, but it requires all the existing officers to work longer days and to give up part of their weekends. → Read More
Friend reflects on former Oakland mayor's legacy
Former East Bay Congressman and Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums died at 82 years old. A close friend, Paul Cobb, says he was, "unafraid to challenge authority from a principled position. He stood strong and solid." → Read More
Friend reflects on former Oakland mayor's legacy
Former East Bay Congressman and Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums died at 82 years old. A close friend, Paul Cobb, says he was, "unafraid to challenge authority from a principled position. He stood strong and solid." → Read More
San Francisco officials, local merchants to discuss legislation banning on-site employee cafeterias
Two San Francisco supervisors want to amend the city's zoning code to prohibit new employee cafeterias in office buildings. → Read More
SF mayor proposes new funding to 'prevent homelessness in the first place'
San Francisco's new Mayor London Breed is moving quickly to try to make good on her promise to attack the city's homeless crisis. She proposed investing in something she says can prevent some homelessness in the first place. → Read More
SF mayor proposes new funding to 'prevent homelessness in the first place'
San Francisco's new Mayor London Breed is moving quickly to try to make good on her promise to attack the city's homeless crisis. She proposed investing in something she says can prevent some homelessness in the first place. → Read More
Lawsuit filed to stop voter-approved Regional Measure 3 over technicality
A lawsuit has been filed over Regional Measure 3, a recent Bay Area-wide ballot measure that raises tolls around the region to pay for road improvements. → Read More
Supporters of measure to help homeless in San Francisco hold rally to celebrate
Supporters of an initiative to address homelessness are held a rally at the steps of city hall in San Francisco to celebrate gathering enough signatures to get onto the November ballot. → Read More
Supporters of measure to help homeless in San Francisco hold rally to celebrate
Supporters of an initiative to address homelessness are held a rally at the steps of city hall in San Francisco to celebrate gathering enough signatures to get onto the November ballot. → Read More
Concentration camp survivor meets American liberator 73 years later
The first time two North Bay men shared an experience, it was under horrific circumstances at a Nazi concentration camp. They came together again seven decades later. → Read More
Concentration camp survivor meets American liberator 73 years later
The first time two North Bay men shared an experience, it was under horrific circumstances at a Nazi concentration camp. They came together again seven decades later. → Read More