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SF leaders respond as AAPI activists demand second look at attack on elder woman
San Francisco city leaders are responding to calls for transparency in the investigation into a deadly attack of a Chinese immigrant.
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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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Huge crowds come out for San Francisco's Tulip Day
San Francisco’s Tulip Day saw huge turnout in Union Square Saturday, as people lined up to see and pick a display of over 80,000 tulips that celebrated spring and International Women’s Day.
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SF robotics-AI company partners with Amazon on next generation of recycling
A San Francisco-based robotics company is front and center in a push to decarbonize after getting a huge boost from online retail giant Amazon.
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San Francisco's biggest mall gets major rebrand
San Francisco’s biggest mall, formerly known as Westfield San Francisco Centre, is getting rebranded.
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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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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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Waymo vehicle hits cyclist in San Francisco; no serious injuries
A Waymo driverless vehicle in San Francisco collided with a bicyclist Tuesday, resulting in minor scratches to the victim, according to San Francisco police.
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San Francisco city leaders prep for start of Lunar New Year celebrations
The start of the Lunar New Year is just four days away and San Francisco city leaders are now outlining their plans to make sure local celebrations for this Year of the Dragon are both fun and safe.
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‘Black 2 San Francisco': Officials announce plan to bring an HBCU to downtown
San Francisco could see new colleges and universities coming to downtown.
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UC system considers new campus in downtown San Francisco
A new University of California campus could be headed for downtown San Francisco.
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J. Crew could be next store to leave downtown San Francisco, employee says
Retails stores in downtown San Francisco have been leaving the city, with Adidas being the latest to announce its exit. And on Thursday, an employee at J. Crew said that the store at Centre mall is also closing later this month.
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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.