He was last seen roaming the area of Geary and Stockton streets by an acquaintance around 3 p.m. after he left the group to use a restroom an hour and a half earlier, police said.

Published by CBS News (Channel 5) on May 12, 2008.

Lamascus was last seen roaming the area of Geary and Stockton streets by an acquaintance around 3 p.m. Thursday after Lamascus left the group he was with to use a restroom an hour and a half earlier, police said.

Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on May 12, 2008.

With state officials talking about the possibility of water rationing, even a small amount of wasted water raises alarms. So it was that Janet Moyer told ChronicleWatch about a continuous leak at one of San Francisco's busiest intersections: Portola Drive and Twin Peaks Boulevard.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

The seepage is on the northeast corner, where tourist buses turn to get to Twin Peaks.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

District 1: Alamo Elementary School- 250 23rd Avenue

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 2: Claire Lillienthal Elementary School – 3630 Divisadero Street

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 3: Gordon J. Lau Elementary School – 950 Clay Street (gate on east yard from Clay to Washington)

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 5: Jefferson Elementary School - 1725 Irving Street (gate opened on 18th Avenue)

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 6: Civic Center School – 727 Golden Gate Avenue @ Gough (gate opened on McAllister Street)

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 7: Commodore Sloat Elementary School – 50 Darien Way

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 8: James Lick Middle School - 1220 Noe Street (gate opened on Clipper Street-upper yard)

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 9: Cesar Chavez Elementary – 825 Shotwell Street @23rd Street (gate opened on Folsom Street)

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 10: Daniel Webster Elementary - 465 Missouri Street

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

Districit 11: Monroe Elementary - 260 Madrid Street

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 4: Francis Scott Key Elementary School – 1530 – 43rd Avenue @ Kirkham (gate opened on 42nd Avenue side)

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

District 5: Rosa Parks Elementary School – 1501 O’Farrell Street

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

Last night, Magnolia Pub and Brewery's Dave McLean sent out this missive, telling regulars the pub is closed for prettifying purposes -- and will be back open for dinner on the 21st.

Published by SF Weekly on May 12, 2008.

With state officials talking about the possibility of water rationing, even a small amount of wasted water raises alarms. So it was that Janet Moyer told ChronicleWatch about a continuous leak at one of San Francisco's busiest intersections: Portola Drive and Twin Peaks Boulevard.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

The seepage is on the northeast corner, where tourist buses turn to get to Twin Peaks.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

With state officials talking about the possibility of water rationing, even a small amount of wasted water raises alarms. So it was that Janet Moyer told ChronicleWatch about a continuous leak at one of San Francisco's busiest intersections: Portola Drive and Twin Peaks Boulevard. The seepage is on the northeast corner, where tourist buses turn to get to Twin Peaks.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

With state officials talking about the possibility of water rationing, even a small amount of wasted water raises alarms. So it was that Janet Moyer told ChronicleWatch about a continuous leak at one of San Francisco's busiest intersections: Portola Drive and Twin Peaks Boulevard. The seepage is on the northeast corner, where tourist buses turn to get to Twin Peaks.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

Staffers at Cleveland Elementary School found the gun in the boy's backpack after overhearing children talking about a gun on campus, school officials said Monday. Police and the student's parents were then called to the Excelsior neighborhood school. It was unclear Monday whether the gun was loaded.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

Staffers at Cleveland Elementary School found the gun in the boy's backpack after overhearing children talking about a gun on campus, school officials said Monday. Police and the student's parents were then called to the Excelsior neighborhood school. It was unclear Monday whether the gun was loaded.

Published by San Francisco Chronicle on May 12, 2008.

Plans are in full swing to demolish a potential historic resource on 200 Dolores Street later this year.

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

“All five state senators were delivered a bound copy of all 2,800 signatures received by the Coalition to Save The Cow Palace,” said coalition representative Kevin Patterson. “We can breathe a sigh of relief,” he added.

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

In conversation with the Mission Dispatch Keigwin also mentioned that many residents in the area have to commute some distance just to get to a grocery store or post office. Fran Martin who has lived in Visitacion Valley for over 15 years agreed. She sees the situation with the Cow Palace as “a misuse of a large amount of land.” “There is very little here for the residents and to have some amenities that serve the community would be a major improvement to the area,” said Martin.

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

Rainwater noted that other venues like Candlestick Park for example are uncomfortable for large groups with families, especially in poor weather. “The wind in Candlestick can be unbearable,” she said. Rainwater hopes the City of Daly City will reconsider its ideas about the Cow Palace.

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.

Bicycling is big in the Mission -– and seems to be getting even bigger. Thanks to the warm weather, the flat roads, and the diverse mix of residents, the Mission seems like the prefect neighborhood for bicycling.

Published by Mission Dispatch on May 12, 2008.