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Lab Tech Investigated after Two Months

San Francisco police

According to The Chronicle, San Francisco police has managed to launch a criminal investigation into a drug lab technician Deborah Madden, 60, who is suspected of stealing cocaine evidence, though her sister believes that the woman has taken away a bottle full of the same.

Street Party Brings Residents to Fisherman's Wharf

Street Party Brings Residents to Fisherman's Wharf

The roads around Fisherman's Wharf, which were jam-packed with tourists, were retrieved today by the local people who spread out in order to take advantage of street closures. It blocked off about more than three miles of the Embarcadero.

S.F. police Hopes to Get Back the Evidence Testing

San Francisco's police

San Francisco's police chief on Thursday extends hopes about the resumption of drug evidence testing as soon as today with the help of outside agencies, even as prosecutors posted that the number of cases registered a fall because of a cocaine-skimming scandal at the Police Department's lab is likely to rise.

Sony unveils its PS3 motion-sensitive controller – The PlayStation Move

2010 Games Developer Conference

At the 2010 Games Developer Conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, Sony marked its foray into the motion-controller arena, with the unveiling of its forthcoming motion-sensitive controller – the PlayStation Move - for its PlayStation 3 console.

Travel organizer TripIt raises $7 million in third funding round

Azure Capital Partners, AlphaTech Ventures

The San-Francisco-based startup TripIt, the 'intelligent' travel organizer that helps travelers manage their plans to ensure a smooth trip, recently raised $7 million in a third funding round; led by new investor Azure Capital Partners, along with O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, which also participated in the company's earlier two funding rounds.

Diamond Foods Inc buys Kettle Foods for £402.3m

San Francisco based Diamond Foods Inc has hit a deal with London-based private equity firm Lion Capital to buy potato-chip maker Kettle Foods for 402.3 million pounds. Kettle Foods was founded in 1978 and initiated UK production in 1989.

Lion Capital had acquired the business in 2006 in a deal worth 170 million pounds.

MUNI Cuts Service Citywide by 10%

MUNI San Francisco

San Francisco transit officials announced Friday to cut MUNI service citywide by 10 percent as part of a plan to bridge a widening budget void.

Also, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency revealed to introduce a reduction in the frequency of many bus routes and to eradicate some service earlier.

Google to revolutionize Internet use with high-speed fiber-optic network

Internet search giant Google

According to reports from San Francisco and Los Angeles, Internet search giant Google is looking to revolutionize Internet use by attempting to build a network which enhance net access for users by almost 100-times faster speed than the currently-available network.

Argument at Sinbad's Restaurant Leads to Shots Being Fired

Argument at Sinbad's Restaurant Leads to Shots Being Fired

An argument inside a restaurant led to shots being fired, and a man and two teenage girls were injured. An argument broke out between 3 people, which lead to gunfire in Sinbad's restaurant.

Zhu Zhu Pets Slapped as Being "Unsafe" by Consumer Group

Zhu Zhu Pets Hamsters Risk

San Francisco-based GoodGuide, a consumer group, has said that the holiday season's most popular and fastest selling toys, robotic hamster Zhu Zhu Pets are "unsafe" and kids should be kept away from them.

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