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San Francisco Chronicle

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Stanford has a class inspired by BTS’ RM. Yes, it’s about ‘Namjooning’

Stanford University has introduced a freshman seminar class inspired by K-pop group BTS’ leader RM, whose real name is Kim Namjoon, and his approach to mental well-being.

Stanford, CA · 2d

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Stanford football loses three-star offensive line commit to Michigan

By Dylan Grausz, RoundtableSports: Stanford football lost an important recruit on Wednesday. Braden Chaffin, a three-star offensive tackle from Sterling Heights, Michigan, flipped his commitment from Stanford to Michigan on Wednesday, causing the Cardinal to lose a potential building piece for the future. Chaffin had been committed to the Cardinal since June 1.

Stanford, CA · 1d
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Redwood City students take home honors in eco poster contest

Three Redwood City students won ReThinkWaste’s 12th annual poster design contest in mid-October. This year’s theme was “Mending Magic,” encouraging youth to draw ways one can fix worn, torn or broken items. First-place posters from the elementary and middle school individual categories will be featured on the side of Recology collection trucks later this year.

Redwood City, CA · 2d
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The Almanac Online

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Flood Park welcomes kids to new accessible playground

Flood Park’s long-awaited renovated playground is now open as part of the latest phase in San Mateo County’s investment in the almost 90-year-old park. The playground is designed to accommodate children with a range of physical, sensory and developmental disabilities and includes two climbing towers, zip lines, slides, spinners and swings.

San Mateo County, CA · 2d
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Daily Mail

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Outraged millionaire mom sues son's elementary school after he got a bad report card

Weiwei Luo has filed a civil lawsuit against her son's school district, claiming his third grade teacher had been unfair in her comments about him

Palo Alto, CA · 2d

Mountain View Voice

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Meet the public art at Redwood City’s Elco Yards development

From playful sculptures to vivid murals to numerous nods to local history, Redwood City’s Elco Yards’ public art program was curated with an aim to add colorful, meaningful touches to the mixed-use development. Heather Marx is the art advisor for the public art program at Elco Yards, a...

Redwood City, CA · 21h

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Waymo expands service in South Bay

Waymo’s driverless cars are serving more South Bay destinations, including the Berryessa Transit Center in East San Jose, giving commuters another option for getting to and from public transportation — though some residents remain wary of the autonomous vehicles. San Jose Spotlight reports the expansion on Nov. 3...

San Jose, CA · 2d

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From diplomacy to teaching: A former mayor’s journey to the classroom

From imagining himself negotiating nuclear arms agreements between the United States and the Soviet Union to teaching high school government and economics, David Braunstein has taken an unconventional path. After graduating from UCLA with a degree in international relations, Braunstein studied Russian language, history, politics, and literature to prepare for...

Belmont, CA · 1d

KTVU FOX 2

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Popular Japanese specialty grocer to open new downtown store in this East Bay city

PLEASANT HILL, Calif. - A highly anticipated, locally-owned Japanese grocery store is set to open another Bay Area location this month. Osaka Marketplace will open a roughly 42,000-square-foot store at 155 Crescent Plaza in the shopping and dining district of Downtown Pleasant Hill. The market features a "curated selection of...

Pleasant Hill, CA · 2d

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Upper Campus Prepares for Historic Renovation

Pinewood will commence its $61.5 million Upper Campus renovation next summer. The renovation will consist of three phases, the last of which will end before the campus reopens for the 2029-30 school year. Throughout the course of the renovation, students will stay on campus. The creation of larger classrooms and...

Palo Alto, CA · 2d

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Nov. 10 Election Update: Lead Flips in Santa Clara and Sunnyvale School Board Races, Hardy Continues to Lead for Mayor

Votes continue to be counted, but the candidates’ relative positions haven’t changed in Santa Clara city elections. The leads in two school board races have changed, with Kamal Yassin leading Jim Canova in Santa Clara Unified and Rommy Kushner leading Michelle Maginot in Sunnyvale School District. Karen Hardy...

Santa Clara, CA · 2d

San Francisco Chronicle

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The bakery behind some of the Bay Area’s most beautiful pastries is headed to a new city

A nationally recognized Oakland bakery from two fine-dining chefs is expanding to an upscale Tri-Valley mall.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 9h

sfstandard.com

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Lawyers are seeing a ‘stunning’ rise in prenups this year — and more postnups too

Lawyer Monica Mazzei recently had a conversation that epitomized a trend taking the Bay Area by storm. She took a call with a potential client who worked for one of the major AI labs. His girlfriend worked for another, and they wanted to talk premarital agreements ahead of an engagement.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 2d

SFGate

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Historic Squire House in Palo Alto listed for the first time since 1999, asking $20M

The 1904 mansion has ties to a U.S. president.

Palo Alto, CA · 2d

SFGate

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Marin Co.: Stakeholders Begin Designing A Regional Affordable Housing Ballot Measure For 2028

Representatives from 34 nonprofit organizations and housing agencies in nine Bay Area counties are working on a 2028 ballot measure that could generate billions to finance affordable housing projects. The regional stakeholders met Monday for a brainstorming session at the College of Marin in Novato. They discussed voter sentiment and...

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 2d

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Marin & Bay Area Family Events This Weekend: November 13–15

Here are our picks for the best family-friendly events and activities for kids this weekend in Marin County and the Bay Area, from Zoo Lights to the new San Francisco on Ice at Fisherman’s Wharf. Looking for more fun? Find events happening all week long in our Marin & Bay Area family events calendar.

Marin County, CA · 1d

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High schoolers march to downtown Redwood City calling for ICE to leave Bay Area

Over 200 high school students walked out of school on Tuesday morning in protest of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in the Bay Area. Draped in Mexican flags, student organizers from the Sequoia Union High School District and Midpeninsula School in Menlo Park chanted into a megaphone, “La gente unida jamás será vencida,” their voices echoing among their peers in the streets of downtown Redwood City.

Redwood City, CA · 2d

Montana Sports

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Missoula Loyola's Spencer Laird makes it official, signs with Stanford women's basketball

Missoula product and Loyola senior Spencer Laird put pen to paper on Wednesday and made her commitment to Stanford women's basketball official.

Missoula, MT · 1d

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Bay Area finalizes rules to boost heat-pump water heater adoption

The first-in-the-nation air regulation will limit the sale of residential gas water heaters in the region. It goes into effect in 2028, with some major exceptions. San Francisco Bay Area regulators have finalized a long-awaited rule that limits pollution from residential water heaters. In 2023, the Bay Area Air District...

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 1d

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Massive dangerous waves headed to Northern California coast

The National Weather Service Bay Area office upgraded their high surf warning to extreme with waves up to 50 feet possible over the weekend. photo credit: Wikimedia/Brocken Inaglory Rain and dangerous coastal conditions are on the way to the North Bay in the next few days. The National Weather Service had already put out warnings for major weather risk at Bay Area beaches this weekend. Now forecasters have raised that warning to extreme. National Weather Service Bay Area Meteorologist Joe Merchant said it's because of a large swell headed towards California from a storm off the West Coast. "With that comes some really dangerous breaking waves," Merchant said. "We're going to see breaking waves up to 25 to 35 feet and it would and occasionally over 50 feet at times." The largest breaking waves could come to locations like Maverick's off Half Moon Bay, where big wave surfers are likely to flock . Merchant said the general public should be extremely cautious at the coast this weekend. "There's really no need to get anywhere near the water," Merchant said. He also noted the recent death of a beach goer near Santa Cruz. "Conditions are going to be deadly on or

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 21h