San Francisco sues Oakland over new airport name that includes 'San Francisco'
San Francisco has sued Oakland after officials there voted in favor of changing the name of the city’s airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport
Oakland's airport considers adding 'San Francisco' to its name. San Francisco isn't happy about it
By JANIE HAR and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Oakland’s airport is considering a name-change to include “San Francisco” to attract more passengers. But San Francisco officials are slamming the move, saying it will confuse travelers since there is already a San Francisco International Airport. The Board of Commissioners for the
Oakland's airport is considering a name-change to include “San Francisco” to attract more passengers
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The Oakland International Airport may add “San Francisco" to it's name to attract more passengers, but its neighbors across the Bay have slammed the possible rebrand.
And a Sunday brunch with lots of great dishes.
If you’re shopping for bookshelves or a table at Ikea in downtown San Francisco, you can now walk next door and eat vegan Puerto Rican food. Or a bowl of Sichuan noodles. Or Danish pastries developed by Claus Meyer, one of the founders of Noma, Copenhagen’s three-Michelin-star restaurant. The food hall, called Saluhall (“market hall” in Swedish), opened today. It’s one part of Ikea’s experiment in rethinking retail spaces. Ingka Centres, a subsidiary of Ingka Group, the company that operates...
Appointed by NHS bosses in the wake of the Tavistock scandal, Dr Cass has sorted fact from fiction in a debate which has become exceptionally toxic.
Dave Hodges, 42, believes the city would have fewer opioid addicts if there were more churches offering religious sacraments in the form of psychedelic drugs. He founded the Church of Ambrosia in Oakland five years ago and it has now has 106,000 members, meaning it is technically the biggest megachurch in the US. Research into whether psychedelics can treat opioid addiction is in its early stages, but Hodges claims members have got clean since joining his church
San Diego-based Barrio Dogg, a purveyor of "Chicano comfort food," is branching out from its Southern California roots into a newly opened spot in Southtown. The business, known for its specialty hot dogs, has taken over the space at 620 S. Presa St. that previously housed vegetarian haven Señor Veggie, according to an Instagram post. The owners said they're operating in a soft-opening capacity and will hold a May 5 grand opening.
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