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Historic new report maps California's coastal successes and threats
Roughly 75% of California’s sandy beaches will disappear by 2100, as warming oceans and rising sea levels threaten the state, according to a new report by a state council tasked with helping to protect coastal ecosystems.
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Bellying up to the history of San Francisco's wildest bar
San Francisco has had countless bars and saloons, but few will ever compare to one legendary drinking spot, now fallen into legend.
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Latino couple barrels through life of family and wine
Carlos and Linda Chavez beamed at the rack of 44 wine barrels bearing their name inside a Healdsburg commercial winemaking facility.
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Chilly San Francisco summer revives famous non-Mark Twain quote
The quote, “The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco,” is frequently and mistakenly attributed to the scribe Mark Twain.
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Vietnam War veteran spends life trying to find peace
The life of George Bracey Jr. always felt like one battle after another.
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École Notre Dame des Victoires in San Francisco celebrates 100 years
The San Francisco elementary school that’s immersed a who’s who of the city’s French immigrants and well-heeled children in a healthy dose of French and religion is marking the 100th anniversary of its founding.
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Are there new measures in place to protect Ticketmaster tickets?
Frustrated fans continue to report that their Ticketmaster tickets are being transferred from their accounts without authorization. Now however, it appears new changes may be in place to stop the stealing.
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California Prop 33: What to know about the rent control measure
Proposition 33 would allow cities to broaden rent control protections.
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California's Prop 3 aims to reverse state's controversial marriage law
Activists hoping to nullify Prop 8 once and for all are going to the November ballot with Prop 3, another constitutional measure that would officially scrub Prop 8 from the state books and declare same-sex marriage a fundamental right.
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California's salmon fishing season could face second year of total closure
Fishing regulators are poised to potentially shut down California’s king salmon season for the second time in two years, and just the third time in history.
