A longtime San Francisco business owner is facing âfinancial ruinâ after âwidespread drug use, violence and filthy streetsâ destroyed his neighborhood, making it impossible to keep his companies afloat. Mark Sackett, owner of multiple businesses, including a âSouth of Market building with a printmaker, antiques shop and events venue called the Box SF for almost
‘They Don’t Even Return My Calls’: San Francisco Business Owner Blames City Leaders for Letting Criminals Ruin Area
January 27, 2024 by
Watch: Chinese Flags Line San Francisco Streets for Xi Jinping
November 16, 2023 by
Chinese flags parading through the streets of San Francisco ahead of President Joe Bidenâs meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping have been met with backlash as videos circulate on social media. âOh look, San Francisco turned into China for President Xiâs arrival,â the Post Millennialâs Katie Daviscourt wrote on X, along with a video of
From San Diego to Gaza: Sniper-turned-Cantor Joins the Fight Against Hamas
November 12, 2023 by
JERUSALEM, Israel â Hanan Leberman, 37, is a father of two. He is an aspiring opera singer, and a cantor for a synagogue in San Diego, California. He is also a reservist in the special forces of the Israeli military. Today, he is preparing to join his unit in Gaza. I caught up with Hanan
EV Madness: ‘100% Electric’ Google Bus Loses Power, Smashes into Multiple Cars on San Francisco Street
November 7, 2023 by
A â100% electricâ Google commuter bus left a trail of damaged cars and concerns in its wake on Castro Street in San Francisco Monday after reportedly losing power and rolling down a hill out of control. One person was reportedly hospitalized with injuries sustained in the accident. SFist reports that an electric Google commuter bus
Homeless man horrifies San Francisco neighborhood with ‘free fentanyl 4 new users’ sign
October 19, 2023 by
A homeless man in San Francisco has put up two signs outside his tent residence that are angering some of his neighbors, according to a recent report. “Free fentanyl 4 new users,” one sign reads in a picture taken by the San Francisco Chronicle. “Meth for stolen items!” the other sign reads. “Itâs not a […]
San Francisco Mayor: We Should ‘Get Rid of Most Taxes’ to Attract Businesses
October 4, 2023 by
During a portion of an interview with CNBCâs Deirdre Bosa aired on Wednesdayâs broadcast of âThe Exchange,â San Francisco Mayor London Breed stated that if she could, she âwould get rid of most taxes on the booksâ tomorrow in order to help attract business to the city. She argued that the tax system needs a
California Highway Patrol Policing Open Air Drug Use in San Francisco’s Tenderloin District
September 26, 2023 by
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is pulling officers from the California highway patrol to San Franciscoâs Tenderloin district as part of a multi-agency initiative to crack down on open air drug dealings and drug use. Since May 30, highway patrol officers have made 100 drug related arrests, CNN reported. In one instance, a highway patrol officer
California men arrested with 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks after San Jose storage facility fire
September 7, 2023 by
California authorities arrested two suspects who allegedly kept 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks across several storage units this month. San Jose residents Anthony Dasilva, 45, and Nathaniel Valassis, 25, were arrested Thursday over the alleged distribution and sale of illegal fireworks. City officials announced the arrests Friday. Officers were initially alerted June 14 to a […]
Worker Sucked into Jet Engine at San Antonio Airport
August 31, 2023 by
An airport worker is dead after being sucked into a plane engine on the tarmac at San Antonio International Airport on Friday night. The incident happened at 10:25 p.m. right after Delta 1111 had just landed from its flight from Los Angeles. The plane was moving slowly toward the gate and had just one engine
‘Good Morning America’ won’t film live from downtown San Francisco: ‘Simply too dangerous’
August 21, 2023 by
An ABC News reporter admitted he was advised against appearing live in downtown San Francisco for his “Good Morning America” segment due to the rise in crime on Wednesday. Chief national correspondent Matt Gutman reported on the news that Westfield Mall would be shutting down, one of the latest in a series of major store […]
PAID TO FAIL? San Diego business owner criticizes costly plan to buy hotels to house homeless, ‘huge failure’
August 8, 2023 by
A San Diego business owner and CEO is skeptical city leadership’s plan to turn four hotels into housing for homeless people will foster lasting results. “They’re just trying to clean up a little bit of the people and get them out of the public’s vision so they can get voted back in,” Kate Monroe told […]
Whole Foods Closes in Downtown San Francisco After 1 Year Due to Crime
April 11, 2023 by
Whole Foods, the hippie-friendly high-end grocery store owned by Amazon, is closing a new location on Market Street in downtown San Francisco due to high levels of crime that have plagued the city in recent months. The local San Francisco Standard reported: One of the largest supermarkets in Downtown San Franciscoâthe Whole Foods Market at
Women’s group slams ambush of ex-Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines at San Francisco State: ‘Absolutely ludicrous’
April 7, 2023 by
A womenâs rightâs advocacy group has condemned an incident at San Francisco State University Thursday night involving former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, calling it “absolutely ludicrous.” The Independent Womenâs Forum (IWF) released a statement early Friday morning after Gaines, a 12-time All-American swimmer and spokesperson for the organization, posted a video to Twitter […]
San Bernardino County Residents Vote to Study Secession from Far-Left California
February 11, 2023 by
San Bernardino County residents voted for officials to study the possibility of seceding from California as more grow increasingly tired of the stateâs far-left policies. The county approved the advisory ballot proposal, which was voted upon in November, earlier this week, the Associated Press (AP)Â reported. San Bernardinoâs Board of Supervisorsâ next step is likely to
In San Diego, drive-by shooting targets downtown homeless shelter
January 19, 2023 by
San Diego police were investigating a drive-by shooting at a downtown homeless shelter where a security guard was shot and killed three years ago, authorities said. Nobody was hurt in the shooting shortly before midnight Saturday at the Alpha Project shelter with about 100 people inside, according to police Lt. Adam Sharki. At least five […]
Police: Victim Stabbed Playing Pokemon Game in San Antonio Park
November 15, 2022 by
A man was stabbed at a San Antonio park Saturday morning while playing a Pokémon game, according to police. The stabbing occurred at approximately 1:45 a.m. on the 9300 block of Somerset Road, KSAT reported. Police say the man was playing a Pokémon game at a park when two men approached him. The men proceeded
Nancy Pelosi leaves San Francisco home
November 2, 2022 by
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Car Burglaries Rise 753% in San Francisco as City Reopens
June 27, 2021 by
The reopening of San Francisco, California, means restaurants and hotels are back in business, but criminals have also stepped up their activities, burglarizing cars at a 753 percent higher rate in June over last month. The fallout of the crime wave is reaching beyond the city as criminals find quieter streets to sort through stolen…
Barstool President Says Charles Barkley Can Call San Antonio Women Fat if He Works for Him
June 17, 2021 by
Barstool Sports chief Dave Portnoy has assured TNT commentator Charles Barkley that he can call the women of San Antonio, Texas, fat all he wants if he comes to work for Barstool. On Monday, Barkley appeared on a D.C. radio program and told fans that his bosses at Turner Sports had cracked down on his…
TX Lt. Gov. Patrick: We Received Complaints about Sexual Assault, Lack of COVID Separation in San Antonio Migrant Facility
April 8, 2021 by
On Wednesdayâs broadcast of the Fox News Channelâs âIngraham Angle,â Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) said that the state has sent the Texas Rangers into a migrant facility in San Antonio because there have been complaints to state agencies about a lack of supervision, sexual assault between teenagers in the facility, people not being…
Police Ignore BLM Attacks on Restaurant Patron, Staff in San Francisco Suburb
November 17, 2020 by
Black Lives Matter protesters attacked a man who reportedly exited a San Francisco East Bay suburban restaurant. The protesters pushed the man into a street with moving traffic and knocked him to the ground. Police appeared to ignore the episode. âHeâs the craziest f**king white man,â one of the protesters yells in a video tweeted…
Millions Of Water Bottles Found Rotting In Puerto Rico As San Juan Mayor Continues To Bash Trump.
September 14, 2018 by
San Juan Mayor Carmen YulĂn Cruz has repeatedly attacked President Donald Trump over the U.S. government’s response in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, even as 12 million bottles of water were discovered this week rotting on an airport runway in Puerto Rico. BuzzFeed News reports that “Justo HernĂĄndez, deputy federal coordinating officer of the Federal […]
San Juan Mayor Who Criticized Trump Now Being Investigated for Corruption.
June 14, 2018 by
San Juan Mayor Carmen YulĂn Cruz infamously picked a fight with President Trump in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria last year, the storm that devastated Puerto Rico. The official death toll was 64, but Gov. Ricardo Rossello suggested the actual number is higher. President Trump signed a $36.5 billion aid package for the nation. Some […]
New San Diego Border Wall Under Construction, Includes âAnti-Climbing Plateâ
June 3, 2018 by
A key segment of the planned border wall between the United States and Mexico began construction on Friday in San Diego, about a half mile from the Pacific Ocean. The segment is set to replace around 14 miles of scrap metal improvised border fencing and will reportedly be between 18 to 30 feet high. Itâs […]
San Francisco ISIS Terrorist Attack Thwarted.
December 24, 2017 by
Authorities have arrested a 26-year-old man connected to the Islamic State (ISIS) who was allegedly plotting a terrorist attack in San Francisco over the Christmas holiday. The FBI reports that they arrested Everitt Aaron Jameson, a truck driver from Modesto, California. He referred to himself as Abdallah adu Everitt ibn Gordon. He is charged specifically […]
REPORT: Illegal Alien FOUND GUILTY In Slaughter Of Family Of Five In San Francisco.
December 13, 2017 by
(Photo credit: SFPD) An illegal immigrant from Vietnam now faces life in prison after being convicted in the 2012 hammer-killing of a family of five in San Francisco, Fox News reports. Binh Thai Luc, who has a storied and violent criminal record, was ordered to be deported in 2006. On Monday, Luc was found guilty […]
Gregg Jarrett: The Steinle verdict is only the latest miscarriage of justice in San Francisco.
December 5, 2017 by
If you are inclined to commit a heinous crime, San Francisco is the place for you. You can sneak into City Hall armed with a .38-caliber revolver, murder the mayor and a supervisor in cold blood, and get away with it. All you need to do is conjure some preposterous defense. Blame it on an […]
WATCH: San Juan Mayor Wears ‘NASTY’ T-Shirt To Get Back At Trump
October 5, 2017 by
After insisting that her baseless public criticism of the Trump administration was “not about politics,” the hyper-partisan liberal mayor of San Juan, Carmen YulĂn Cruz, decided the best way to show how she felt about the president after he visited the devastated island was to sport a t-shirt that read “NASTY” in big bold letters […]
Trump surveys hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, meets San Juan mayor after feud
October 3, 2017 by
President Trump visited storm-ravaged Puerto Rico on Tuesday to survey damage and talk to residents, while also meeting and briefly praising the San Juan mayor following their feud over the administration’s response to Hurricane Maria. The president, accompanied by first lady Melania Trump, participated in a packed briefing on storm recovery shortly after landing at […]
Figures. Trump Bashing San Juan Mayor Was Big Hillary Clinton Supporter in 2016
October 2, 2017 by
Just four days ago San Juan, Puerto Rico Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz Soto praised FEMA for the work on the island. Puerto Rico was devastated by Hurricane Irma and then Hurricane Maria a categaory 5 monster hurricane two weeks later. But Caren Yuliz Cruz Soto is a Democrat so she expects everything to be given […]