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The push to make San Francisco a night market city
With the recent success of night markets in the Sunset and Chinatown, there’s a push to make San Francisco a night market city.
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Pumpkin spice or caramel apples? We're talking about our favorite fall flavors
California Live correspondent Blanche Shaheen visits California’s Great America to find out which classic fall flavors people love most. From apple pie and hot cider to pumpkin bread and spiced lattes, this is a season filled with warming flavors!
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San Francisco Fleet Week returns to the Bay Area! Here's how you can sail-ebrate the festivities
California Live correspondent Blanche Shaheen goes aboard the USS Somerset to kick off 2024 San Francisco Fleet Week. She learns about all the fun in store for the nautical-filled week ahead. From awe-inspiring ships to thrilling airshows, there’s something for everyone.
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Maya Angelou monument unveiled in San Francisco
San Francisco unveiled Thursday a new monument honoring poet Maya Angelou.
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Young coyote found hiding in wall of San Francisco home
A San Francisco family recently found quite the surprise on their property.
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Burning Man attendee details moment she fell off art installation, transported to hospital
A San Francisco woman is telling her story after she fell off an art installation at Burning Man last week.
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SF deputies evict dozens reportedly squatting at Potrero Hill apartments
Deputies in San Francisco on Wednesday followed through on dozens of planned evictions at a Potrero Hill apartment complex where residents reportedly were squatting, according to officials.
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Shooting of 49ers' Pearsall renews attention on crime in SF as mayor seeks reelection
The broad daylight shooting of San Francisco 49ers rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall during an attempted robbery in an upscale shopping district has once again put San Francisco’s safety in the national spotlight weeks before voters choose a new mayor.
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Charges expected soon against teen in shooting of 49ers rookie Ricky Pearsall
The 17-year old suspect from Tracy accused of shooting 49ers rookie Ricky Pearsall in San Francisco will soon learn what charges he faces as Pearsall recovers at home from a gunshot wound to his chest.
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‘I wanted him to be calm': SFPD sergeant recounts caring for 49ers' Pearsall after shooting
One of the first San Francisco police officers to reach 49ers rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall Saturday after he was shot during an attempted robbery said she immediately focused on keeping him calm and assured him he’d survive.
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San Francisco State University divests from arms makers in deal with pro-Palestinian students
Students for Gaza SFSU announced Thursday that San Francisco State University has pulled investments from three companies the university claims do not meet its human rights standards following demonstrations from pro-Palestinian activists and groups.
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United flight from SFO to Rome diverted a second straight day
A United Airlines flight from San Francisco to Rome was diverted for a second consecutive day Wednesday, landing in Canada, officials say.
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Waymo says it's issued a fix for overnight honking from driverless cars in San Francisco
Driverless taxi company Waymo said it has issued a fix to stop the overnight honking residents have complained about from Waymo vehicles in San Francisco.
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Bay Area chef partnering with Alaska Airlines for first-class menu
One of the best chefs in the country is partnering with Alaska Airlines for a special first-class menu. Raj Mathai speaks with Bay Area chef Brandon Jew on this partnership.
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Waymo testing self-driving cars on San Francisco freeways
Waymo will begin testing its self-driving cars on San Francisco freeways starting this week.
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Judge orders San Francisco to train employees on homelessness policy
San Francisco’s efforts to clear homeless encampments just got a minor setback by a federal judge.
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San Francisco police unveil new drone program
The San Francisco Police Department is rolling out to the public its new drone program.
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SF clears homeless encampments in Tenderloin amid advocates' criticism
San Francisco crews on Wednesday were making a sweep of homeless encampments in the city’s Tenderloin district as advocates continued to criticize the city for not providing enough alternatives for unhoused residents.
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San Francisco to begin clearing homeless encampments in August, mayor says
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is preparing to clear the city of most homeless encampments.
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World's first hydrogen-powered commercial ferry to run on San Francisco Bay, and it's free to ride
The first hydrogen-powered ferry to operate commercially anywhere in the world is set to begin transporting passengers on San Francisco Bay. The new service is aimed at showcasing emission-free technology. Officials said Friday that the MV Sea Change will be the world’s first commercial passenger ferry powered entirely by hydrogen fuel cells. The 70-foot catamaran will transport up to 75...