There is some good news today, May 27th: the Golden Gate Bridge celebrates a birthday, a bigger Berkeley Bowl opens in the East Bay, and SF Zoo residents will no longer freak out about zeppelins. But, of course, the day is still overshadowed by yesterday’s California Supreme Court ruling on Prop 8.
THIS MORNING’S TOP STORIES
To the dismay of some parents, the Alameda Unified School board approved lessons on gay marriage. ABC7, Chron
Prop 8, Prop 8, Prop 8
Prop 8 supporters are (obviously) happy with yesterday’s verdict. Chron
The Mormon church, in particular, is so pleased that it gets its own article.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi? Chron
Newsom was calm rather than cocky re: yesterday’s Prop 8 decision. Chron
SF Weekly determines the winners and losers of the Supreme Court ruling. SF Weekly
Prop 8. fight may go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. ABC7
There were marches in San Francisco… (for those of you living under a rock) ABC7
And also, protests in more conservative areas like San Jose. ABC7
The Castro replaced rainbows with somber black. ABC7
The S.F. city attorney’s thoughts on Prop. 8 ruling: disappointing, but could have been worse. Chron
Wedded gay couples say their feelings are “bittersweet, but much more bitter than sweet.” Chron
The Governor told Jay Leno that he thinks Prop 8. will eventually be overturned. Chron
Chron thinks S.F. protests following the ruling were “comparatively tepid.” Chron
FROM THE SF CHRONICLE
Happy 72nd Birthday, Golden Gate Bridge!
State legislators would like to have more control over the UC system.
S.F. supes would like more power over Muni.
Berkeley Bowl West is set to open next week.
FROM ABC7
Budget problems are determining San Jose’s landscape.
For recession-related help, dial 211
FROM CBS5
A young man in Alameda will go to jail for 51 years for shooting a friend to death.
FROM THE SF EXAMINER
S.F. chamber of commerce has expanded their political action committee.
Someone out there won 115,644 in the lottery but hasn’t claimed it – is it YOU?
Who will be the next chief of police?
What did we miss? Let us know.