  We discuss the density and radial velocity distributions of over 3000
candidate RR Lyrae stars selected by various methods using Sloan Digital Sky
Survey data for about 1000 deg^2 of sky. This is more than 20 times larger
sample than previously reported by SDSS (Ivezic et al. 2000), and includes
candidate RR Lyrae stars out to the sample limit of 100 kpc. A cutoff in the
radial distribution of halo RR Lyrae at ~50-60 kpc that was suggested by the
early SDSS data appears to be a statistical anomaly confined to a small region
(~100 deg^2). Despite the large increase in observed area, the most prominent
features remain to be those associated with the Sgr dwarf tidal stream. We find
multiple number density peaks along three lines of sight in the Sgr dwarf tidal
stream plane, that may indicate several perigalactic passages of the Sgr dwarf
galaxy.
