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Free pizza, lunar eclipse festivities at The Exploratorium’s Pi Day
On March 14, celebrate the mathematical awesomeness of 3.14 at San Francisco’s Pier 15.
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California pension fund labels Chevron and Saudi Aramco as climate-friendly investments
Calpers, the largest pension fund in the US, has classified more than $3 billion of holdings in oil drillers, coal miners, and other major greenhouse…
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Wind advisory for Northern California until Wednesday evening
Northern California was placed under a wind advisory by the National Weather Service on Wednesday at 12:10 a.m. The advisory is valid between 8 a.m.…
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Sabedra: A night they’ll never forget as Riordan tops De La Salle for NorCal Open crown
Five years after home playoff game against De La Salle was canceled because of COVID, Riordan got another chance on its home court and didn’t…
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A surge in violence prompts California prisons to restrict movement, calls and visits
Corrections officials are investigating seven deaths since the beginning of the year as homicides.
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Two Bay Area men wanted for retail theft prompts Highway 101 chase
Police detained Jason Xavier Ware, 22, of Richmond and Imereta Faalogoifo, 22, of Daly City and determined that more than $1,000 worth of merchandise had…
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Bay Area school trustee pulls ‘toxic masculinity’ resolution
Mark Koerner said the proposal aimed to counter negative stereotypes of young men, but critics called the idea divisive.
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Harriette Cole: Is it out of line to ask my boss for gas money?
We’re supposed to return to the office, and it’s an hour’s drive for me. More
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Century-old Oakland tower is seized by lender as office market flounders
A century-old highrise in Oakland has been seized by the property’s lender.
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Palisades, Eaton fires held in check as crews prep for challenges with winds
Containment of the Palisades fire inched higher to 17% as of Tuesday morning, but gusty winds could challenge…
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9 charged with looting and 1 with arson amid Palisades and Eaton fires
Law enforcement officials expect more people to be charged as investigations continue.
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West Valley city delays installation of automatic license plate readers
Monte Sereno council wants answers about possible lawsuits.
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South San Francisco: Food hall caters to weekday diners
South San Francisco has a spacious new food hall serving up weekday meals from a range of cuisines.
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SOMA Pilipinas reignites the ‘plaza’ for Bay Area Filipinos
At the center of the Bay Area Filipino community is SOMA Pilipinas.
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5 ways to explore Filipino culture around the Bay Area
Filipino businesses shine from all corners of the Bay Area
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Watch: Pete Hegseth confirmation hearing underway
Take a live look at the confirmation hearing for Donald Trump Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth
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Bay Area quarry’s mineral rights purchased by Irish behemoth
The mineral rights of the San Rafael Rock Quarry have been purchased by CRH, an international group of…
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‘It’s really stressful’: Venezuelan immigrants grateful for TPS extension, fearful for future
Some immigrants with Temporary Protected Status were glad that they were allowed to stay in the U.S. for…