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Teens thought to be hiding in Daly City

by Sasha Vasilyuk
Two 17-year-old boys who escaped a juvenile probation facility near La Honda on Thursday are presumed to be hiding in Daly City, officials said.

Freshman enrollment surges at Notre Dame

Belmont’s Notre Dame de Namur has been experiencing dwindling freshman enrollment the last five years.

by Katie Worth
In the last five years, the incoming class walking the historic halls of Belmont’s Notre Dame de Namur University has dwindled until last fall, when there were just 96 freshmen to replace this year’s graduating class of 215.

S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log

Navy man to run Bay to Breakers in Afghanistan

Norton guilty of murdering wife

Bike to Work Day accident kills United Airlines worker

November ballot measure could halt same-sex marriage revelry

Celebration time for marriage advocates

Colma has taxing situation

Calorie-counting measure on menu

Pricey cab rides could get pricier

AT&T Park focuses on teenage drinking

County Clerk’s Office booked up for June 16

3-Minute Interview: Peter Gilmore

Same-sex vows a month away

Meet Your Mixologist: Joel Baker, Bourbon and Branch

Temperatures back to normal soon

Ruling reprieve in the works

Family files claim in tiger-mauling death

Double-hull bill advances in Congress

Peninsula Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log

State’s oldest school reflects

State bond money to fund Muni fare box rehab project

Accused arsonist to be free on bail

3-Minute Interview: David Bowers

Decision is unlikely to sway other states

Two teens escape low-security facility

Eatery burglarized, perpetrators leave death threat in note

Sandoval drives proposal to tow illegal limousines

Don’t force unions on cops, firefighters

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Congressional Democrats — aided by droves of etiolated Republicans — are determined to reward their government-union donors by forcing local cops and firefighters across the country to be unionized, no matter the consequences.

Oakland Tech crushes Lowell to win first game

by Staff report
A total of 12 errors cancelled out a spectacular triple play by the Lowell softball team as it fell convincingly to visiting Oakland Tech 17-3 at Lang Field in the first game of the Transbay Series.

Fans: Time was right for Magowan to leave

American Bar Association president William Neukom, left, will take over as the managing general partner of the Giants after Peter Magowan, center, steps down at the end of the season. Vice president Larry Baer will also be promoted to president.

by Mike Aldax
Some Giants fans say Peter Magowan’s name has been tied too closely with baseball’s steroids scandal. Others say the longtime executive is an old man on a slumping team and it’s about time he moves on.

Liotta: Sabean’s praise not fooling anyone

Second City Ponders The Hillary Campaign's Final Days
YEAS & NAYS - People, power and politics.

Eatery burglarized, perpetrators leave death threat in note
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The glory of Israel at 60
NATIONAL EDITORIAL - The Examiner's viewpoint

Dubya the Explorer
EDITORIAL CARTOONS BY NATE BEELER - Commentary from the artist.

Yesterday’s tomorrow house

The redwood deck allows owners to enjoy the amazing view.

by Larry Rosen
“The interrelationship of outside and inside living areas has been developed without a loss of simplicity,” said Sunset magazine of its 1943 “House of Tomorrow,” a small modern structure built into a Twin Peaks hillside.

Review: There will be blood on their hands

Elliot Ruiz plays a Marine involved in the headline-making 2005 deaths of 24 Iraqis in “Battle for Haditha.”

by Anita Katz
The Iraq war films, they keep on coming, and with the arrival of “Battle for Haditha,” this under-seen collection obtains one of its finer dramas.

Tasting Wine: Cool wines for hot summer days

Red wine from the Beaujolais region of France is one of the only reds suitable for hot, summer days.

by Pamela S. Busch
Can you feel it? By the time this article hits the streets we might be in for a dip in temperature, but right now I am sitting in my office, with all doors open, listening to Muni rumble along Market Street, wishing I was at the beach.

Meshing two unlikely genres

Review: C.S. Lewis’ second coming

Digital Breakdown: History repeats in ‘Treasure’

Theater: Borel presents a youthful musical ‘Cinderella’

Counterproductive divisiveness

No loopholes for HealthySF