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SF city supervisor proposes ban on street vendors in the Mission District - Vimarsana News

SF city supervisor proposes ban on street vendors in the Mission District

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen is proposing a ban on vendors on Mission Street for 90 days, in an effort to improve safety for city employees who are tasked with keeping the streets clean and clear.  

Source: ktvu.com
NASA, UC Berkeley unveil plans for $2B space research hub in Silicon Valley - Vimarsana News

NASA, UC Berkeley unveil plans for $2B space research hub in Silicon Valley

After a decades-long partnership, NASA's Ames Research Center and U.C. Berkeley announced on Monday their intention to deepen their collaboration.

Source: ktvu.com
Tracy teen's celebratory return to school following cardiac arrest - Vimarsana News

Tracy teen's celebratory return to school following cardiac arrest

13-year-old Heather Freligh returned to school in Tracy more than three weeks after she went into cardiac arrest. She was escorted by an entourage of police and met with first responders, school leaders and friends who say it's a miracle she's alive and well.

Source: ktvu.com
3 vehicles destroyed in Daly City fire that spread to home's garage - Vimarsana News

3 vehicles destroyed in Daly City fire that spread to home's garage

Firefighters extinguished a fire at a home in Daly City Monday evening after flames from a burning vehicle had spread to the home's garage, officials say. 

Source: ktvu.com
Speed cameras coming to Bay Area, privacy advocates skeptical - Vimarsana News

Speed cameras coming to Bay Area, privacy advocates skeptical

Speed cameras will be up and running in Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco starting next year. Supporters say cameras will help reduce the number of people who die in accidents due to speeding, but critics have privacy concerns and say the cameras could target low-income communities.

Source: ktvu.com