Fireworks explode over the skylines of Oakland, Calif. and San Francisco to mark the New Year, Friday, Jan. 1, 2010. (Photo by D. Ross Cameron)
This is very close to my abode in Oakland.
dear 2010, please don't be like 2009, mmorford column
clouds hold off as the new year arrives, sfbayarea photos, more photos and vid
celebrations in times square despite troubled times, nytimes and photos
end of year outtakes by SFchron photographers —quite beautiful shots
I did not go outside to see the fireworks or to the city to go clubbing or to do anything else. Friends are either at TAO (Together As One—massive annual NYE rave in LA) or at the 21+ party down the street from TAO at the Giant Hotel boasting a pretty impressive trance line-up. Would have taken too many changes in plans to go to LA for NYE. I'm going back down to SD on Saturday anyway.
"The year that is ending has been difficult for everybody. No continent, no country, no sector has been spared," French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on national TV in a New Year's Eve address. "Even if the tests are unfinished, 2010 will be a year of renewal," he added.
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