San Francisco restaurant owner, Eiad Eltawil, on hunger strike protesting bike lanes
San Francisco restaurant owners are in the midst of a month-long hunger strike, claiming the city’s new bike lane experiment is alienating customers. Eid Eltawil, 41, plans to spend the next month in the park outside his store without eating to show his hatred for the controversial new bike path being built outside his store. […]
Migrants thank Biden for letting them in as US Border Patrol’s San Diego processing centers reach eye-popping 245% capacity
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — U.S. Border Patrol has more than twice as many migrants as it can hold in the San Diego area of the southern border, and migrants there thanked President Biden for allowing them into the country. Government processing centers in the region were at 245% capacity, with 1,812 migrants being held as […]
Oakland officials vote to add ‘San Francisco’ to airport’s name
Oakland officials have voted to change the name of the city’s airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, despite the city of San Francisco threatening to sue for trademark infringement. The Port of Oakland Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Thursday to move forward with the name change, with a second vote for final approval […]
Some San Francisco trains using 80s era floppy disks for operations
Kevin O’Leary, chairman of O’Leary Ventures, responded on “Varney & Co.” to a California Senate candidate’s effort to raise the minimum wage to up to $50. San Francisco It may be in Silicon Valley, but parts of its rail system are still operating using technology that hasn’t been cutting edge since the Reagan administration. San […]
Oakland airport considers adding ‘San Francisco’ to name, sparking controversy
Oakland International Airport may add “San Francisco” to the airport’s name to attract more passengers, but neighboring airports across the bay are slamming the potential rebranding. The Port of Oakland commission is scheduled to take up the issue at Thursday’s meeting. Oakland airport officials say travelers unfamiliar with the area will fly into San Francisco, […]
YouTube, Substack, Vimeo Bans Eli Steele’s Documentary Exploring San Francisco Anti-Semitism
A 38-minute documentary from filmmaker Eli Steele. kill americaThe film, which investigated anti-Semitism in the San Francisco area after the October 7 terrorist attacks in Israel, was banned from YouTube, Substack, and Vimeo due to questionable instances of “copyright infringement.” Eli Steele creates documentary highlighting how diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies in San Francisco’s […]
San Antonio man killed while chasing dogs on interstate
A 30-year-old man was struck and killed by a car while chasing a runaway dog on an interstate in San Antonio last weekend. San Antonio police said the man had car trouble and was stopped on the right shoulder of the freeway near Dietrich Avenue on the city’s East Side when his dog jumped out […]
CBP released over 125,000 unvetted illegal migrants onto San Diego streets, says county supervisor: ‘Dire consequences’
San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond recently said: new york post In a six-month period, Customs and Border Protection released more than 125,000 illegal immigrants onto the streets of San Diego without inspection. Desmond described CBP as “completely overwhelmed” by the influx of new arrivals to the southern border, releasing “at least” more than 100,000 […]
San Francisco lawmakers want to let city residents sue grocery stores
Two San Francisco progressives are pushing a bill that would allow residents of the crime-ridden city to sue grocery stores that close without six months’ notice. A proposal by San Francisco Board of Supervisors members Dean Preston and Aaron Peskin would require businesses to find replacement grocery stores or make plans with nearby residents to […]
San Francisco proposal would require grocery stores to give 6 months notice before closing
David Rafael, co-owner and vice president of Rafael’s, argues that San Francisco’s progressive ideology breeds crime and attracts homelessness to Varney & Co. a San Francisco The lawmaker introduced a proposal that would require grocery stores in the city to give six months’ notice before closing and consider alternative supermarket locations. Dean Preston, a member […]