San Francisco Reporters Sentenced to Jail in Bonds Steroids Case
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SAN FRANCISCO _ With more than 20 reporters from around the country and 40 of his own colleagues there to support him, San Francisco Chronicle reporter Lance Williams explained to a federal judge on Thursday that he has no choice but to ignore a subpoena to reveal his confidential BALCO sources.
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Giants slugger Barry Bonds is at the center of another steroids controversy after statements made by his trainer. In Saturday&#39;s San Francisco Chronicle, Bonds&#39; personal trainer Greg Anderson claimed on tape
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In the long, winding tale of Barry Bonds and steroids, we have reached the part where Bonds plays dumb. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, he effectively told a grand jury a year ago that he used steroids
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A lawyer who admitted leaking the confidential grand jury testimony of Barry Bonds and other athletes to a reporter was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison.
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He has already sat down with his 6-year-old daughter and 9-year-old son and explained that their daddy might be going to jail. This is the part that cuts hardest at San Francisco Chronicle reporter Mark Fainaru-Wada, but he has pledged to endure it to preserve the integrity of his work.
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Barry Bonds -- the biggest name in baseball -- has now been smeared by the steroid scandal known as Balco, and the San Francisco Giants superstar tried to clear his image through his attorney Friday.
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San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds, considered the biggest prize in the government&#39;s case against a California laboratory that allegedly distributed illegal steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs to athletes, became the latest star stained
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The San Francisco Chronicle reported on its Web site Thursday night that Bonds told a federal grand jury he used a clear substance and cream that he did not know were steroids.
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A U.S. judge sentenced two former Enron energy traders involved in the scheme to manipulate California energy prices to two years' probation and a $10,000 fine each on Wednesday after they cooperated with authorities in the case.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal judge ordered Barry Bonds' personal trainer released from prison Thursday, saying a legal "snafu" had arisen.
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San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - The San Francisco Giants have scheduled a news conference prior to Tuesday night&#39;s game against Houston at which time the club is expected to announce that Barry Bonds will remain under contract through the 2006 season
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A federal judge told two San Francisco Chronicle reporters they must comply with a subpoena and tell a grand jury who leaked them secret testimony of Barry Bonds and other elite athletes ensnared in the government's steroid probe.
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Two years in prison is not enough punishment for the defense lawyer who leaked Barry Bonds' testimony from a grand jury investigating steroids in pro sports, a federal judge ruled on Thursday in rejecting a plea deal in the case.
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A Hong Kong reporter was sentenced Thursday by a Chinese court to five years in prison on spying charges in a case that prompted outcries by press freedom groups.
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Exhibit A: Sometime over the next few days, a San Francisco athlete will break baseball's most treasured record. Despite his achievement of hitting more home runs than anyone else in Major League Baseball, Barry Bonds will be greeted with rage, ridicule and vast amounts of spit -- because many pe...
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SAN JOSE, Calif. _ So it has finally happened. The smoldering fumes of steroid smoke have burst into flames around Barry Bonds. According to his own grand-jury testimony, leaked to the San Francisco Chronicle
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16 -- Barry Bonds&#39;s weight trainer said on a secretly recorded tape that the San Francisco Giants star took an undetectable performance-enhancing drug during the 2003 season, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Saturday.