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James Durgin of ‘Saving San Francisco' could face more time behind bars even after upcoming release
James Durgin will soon be a free man after spending nearly three months in San Francisco County jail for a probation violation, but he’s still due in federal court next week in connection to a recently filed vandalism charge
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United flight from San Francisco missing external panel after landing in Oregon
A United Airlines plane that departed Friday from San Francisco International Airport was missing an external panel when it landed at its destination in Medford, Oregon.
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$22 burrito helps San Francisco restaurant break even from inflation, owner says
One of San Francisco’s most popular burritos will now cost you $22 — an attempt to help the business break even from inflation, the restaurant owner says.
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Convicted killer to remain in prison after Gov. Newsom's office reverses parole board decision
A convicted killer will remain in prison after Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office recently overturned a parole board’s recommendation.
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SF tent, vehicle count shows drop in homeless population
San Francisco’s homeless population has dropped since July, according to the mayor’s office, citing a tent and vehicle count conducted last week.
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New drug arrest data sheds light on people cited in San Francisco
New data sheds light on people who were cited for drug use in San Francisco over the past year. Only 53% said they were San Francisco residents.
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San Francisco apologizes to Black residents for decades of racist policies
Supervisors in San Francisco have formally apologized to African Americans and their descendants for the city’s role in perpetuating racism and discrimination. Several board members say this was just the start of reparations. It is the first recommendation of more than 100 proposals made by a city reparations committee to win approval. The committee also has recommended every eligible Black...
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First-of-its-kind SF sober housing community raises concerns, backlash
Some San Francisco residents and workers are concerned after the city announced its plan for a “first-of-its-kind” sober living community in the area.
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Police investigate after Waymo driverless car vandalized, set ablaze in SF's Chinatown
San Francisco police are investigating after a Waymo self-driving car was vandalized and set on fire in the city’s Chinatown neighborhood during a Lunar New Year celebration Saturday night.
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Go inside San Francisco's largest brewery ahead of ‘Beer Week'
California Live’s Jobeth Devera visits Barebottle Brewing Company ahead of ‘San Francisco Beer Week,’ kicking off February 9th. Learn how three friends and their shared passion for beer led them to create SF’s largest brewery.
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GM sues San Francisco, seeking over $108M in tax refunds connected to operations of troubled Cruise subsidiary
Detroit automaker General Motors is taking the city of San Francisco to court over taxes related to its troubled Cruise subsidiary.
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SF fire crews rescue dog after falling 80 feet at Fort Mason
Crews with the San Francisco Fire Department rescued a critically injured dog at Fort Mason Thursday night.
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Ferry operators around the country to receive $200M in federal grants to modernize fleets
The Biden administration will issue $200 million in grants to modernize the country’s ferry systems, officials announced Thursday.
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Parent company GM puts the breaks on Cruise self-driving cars
More bad news for San Francisco-based robotaxi company Cruise. Its parent company General Motors announced Wednesday plans to cut spending on Cruise by hundreds of millions of dollars in 2024.
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Heart transplant recipient joins donor's mother in San Francisco to honor his memory
As part of an annual effort to shed light on the need for organ donors, a heart transplant recipient and the mother of his donor will be heading to the Rose Parade in Pasadena this coming New Year’s Day.
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Muslim student allegedly attacked while walking home from school in San Francisco
The local chapter of the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights organization is condemning an alleged assault in San Francisco on a seventh grade Muslim student walking home from school.
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Biden, Xi met for hours and agreed to ‘pick up the phone' for any urgent concerns: ‘That's progress'
President Joe Biden and China’s Xi Jinping opened their first face-to-face meeting in more than a year Wednesday with a solid handshake ahead of talks with far-reaching implications.
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What is the APEC Summit and why does it matter?
Leaders from the 21-member APEC group will gather in San Francisco to talk about how to better spur trade and economic growth across the Pacific region.
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Protesters demonstrate against world leaders, Israel-Hamas war as APEC comes to San Francisco
A large group of demonstrators took to the streets of Downtown San Francisco on Sunday, opposing this week’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit.
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Let Me Explain: Self-Driving Taxis
Let Me Explain: Self-Driving Taxis