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The Biggest Waves in Years Set to Slam Northern California Starting Tonight

The swell forecasters have watched build in the Gulf of Alaska now has an official warning attached, covering the coast from Point Reyes to Monterey Bay all weekend. The National Weather Service placed the coastal North Bay, including Point Reyes National Seashore, the San Francisco Peninsula coast and northern Monterey Bay under a high surf warning from Friday through Sunday, with breaking waves of 25 to 30 feet expected. A beach hazards statement already covers the same shoreline through Friday evening.

Northern California, CA · 23h
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SFGate

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Mayor Lurie botches billionaire’s $100 million gift to San Francisco

The mayor doesn't seem to understand how hard it is to live in San Francisco today.

San Francisco, CA · 1d
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San Francisco Chronicle

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Alice 97.3’s Sarah Clark announces departure after 30 years on Bay Area radio

After three decades of waking up Bay Area listeners, Sarah Clark is leaving Alice 97.3’s morning show. She says the decision has been “a long, slow goodbye.”

San Francisco, CA · 21h

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We were a small part of his life, but he was a big part of THS’

Kurt Terry Krause was born in Portland, the second of three children, and moved to Durham while still in elementary school. While still in high school, Kurt began commuting into downtown Portland to work as a busboy at the Heathman Hotel, bringing dining-room leftovers home to the family while saving up to buy a car.

Portland, OR · 22h
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San Francisco Chronicle

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A film shot in Chinatown aims to honor the S.F. neighborhood. Merchants have ‘serious concerns’

A director thought filming his movie in San Francisco’s Chinatown would bring an economic boost to the neighborhood. But three weeks into shooting, he is facing resistance from merchants.

San Francisco, CA · 4h

ABC7 News Bay Area

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San Francisco weighs limits on self-checkout stations

More staff, fewer self-checkout lanes? San Francisco officials are weighing new rules aimed at reducing theft and protecting retail jobs.

San Francisco, CA · 10h

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Athletics Hall of Fame reopens, honors legacy of Burlingame athletes

Former Panthers boys’ baseball head coach Shawn Scott made a significant impact on English teacher Tim Larkin’s sons. To honor his legacy, Larkin decided to nominate Scott for the newly reopened Athletics Hall of Fame. “My two older sons played for Shawn, and he was a huge role...

Burlingame, CA · 2d

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San Francisco Native Who Impressed Kevin Hart Brings Six Shows to Punch Line

A San Francisco native who climbed to the final four on Kevin Hart’s Netflix competition series is coming home for a six-show run at the city’s most storied comedy club. Caitlin Peluffo, now based in Brooklyn, will perform one show each on Wednesday, Nov. 18, and Thursday, Nov. 19, followed by two shows apiece on Friday, Nov. 20, and Saturday, Nov. 21, at Punch Line Comedy Club.

San Francisco, CA · 2d

wanderingcalifornia.com

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California Missions Road Trip: 21-Mission Itinerary

A California missions road trip is the oldest road trip in the state. Between 1769 and 1823, 21 Spanish missions were built along El Camino Real, the Royal Road, from San Diego to Sonoma — about a day’s journey, roughly 30 miles, apart. Today you can drive the whole chain in seven days, visiting the oldest building in San Francisco, the largest mission church in California, the chapel where Junípero Serra is buried, and the site of the Bear Flag Revolt.

California · 2d

Robb Report

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Art Dealer Rena Bransten’s Longtime San Francisco Home Hits the Market for $8.8 Million

Throughout her five-decade career, gallerist Rena Bransten reshaped San Francisco’s contemporary arts scene by legitimizing craft-based mediums, advocating for underrepresented artists, and connecting local talent to the global market. Royal Enfield Built the New Himalayan 750 With Its Largest Modern-Era Engine Yet When she died earlier this year at age 92, the prominent art dealer left a lasting imprint. In 1974, she cofounded Quay Ceramics Gallery with Ruth Braunstein, marking the start of a groundbreaking commercial platform that elevated ceramic sculpture into the realm of fine art. The following year, she expanded that vision by rebranding the space as Rena Bransten Gallery and championing diverse, multidisciplinary voices—from women and artists of color to emerging Bay Area conceptualists. “She was such a legend—and not only in the Bay Area art world, but nationally,” filmmaker John Waters told the San Francisco Chronicle , adding that she was a huge help to his career as a visual artist and not impressed by celebrity at all. “She was a classy act and a great art dealer ahead of her time.” Now, Bransten’s longtime estate in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights neighborhood has entered the spotlight, hitting the market for $8.75 million. Erin Thompson and Neal

San Francisco, CA · 19h

People

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Candidate Who Died Months Ago Is About to Win His Election in California

“He’s the best guy for the job, even in this situation, unfortunately,” one former rival said of the candidate days after he died in August

Calaveras County, CA · 1d

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BART Plans Weekend Track Closure for Train Control Installation

Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) crews will install equipment for a new CBTC (communications-based train control) system during a Nov. 14-15 track closure between 24th Street Mission and Daly City stations. Train service will be suspended between the stations for the weekend to give crews access to the trackway, BART...

Daly City, CA · 2d

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30 Fun Things to Do This Week (11.16.26)

Toast to good eats, holiday treats, and generous pours. Enjoy perfect pairings when Wolfsbane hosts a whiskey-infused dinner, La Connessa serves up fall truffles and DuMol wines, and Chapeau doles out happy hour deals. Raise a festive cocktail at the Flamingo’s Sippin’ Santa, El Dorado’s Holiday House, and Tetra’s snow globe dinners. Then, walk it all off at the Big Art Loop or sweat it out at Alchemy Springs.

San Francisco, CA · 22h

Fabulous California

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Thanksgiving Dining in Northern California 2026

Pass the cranberry sauce as Thanksgiving dinner in Northern California is serving up something for every kind of table. The post Thanksgiving Dining in Northern California 2026 appeared first on Fabulous California .

Northern California, 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 · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Cult ’90s band makes rare San Francisco return after 24 years

Gene was never one of Britpop's biggest bands, but it built a devoted following in the 1990s.

San Francisco, CA · 22h

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This California Zoo Is Bringing Back Its Magical Holiday Light Show For The First Time Since 2018

Life-sized animatronic dinosaurs are getting the holiday glow treatment this winter. They’ll share the night with a tree full of glowing lemurs and a shining Golden Gate Bridge. That’s the kind of lineup that makes me grin. Over one million lights are spread across 14 themed zones, and the...

San Francisco, CA · 2d

SFist

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SF Basement, Buried After 1906 Earthquake, Unearthed at Construction Site on Van Ness

An excavation on Van Ness Avenue in SF led workers to the top of an old staircase, which they followed underground to discover a fully intact basement that had been sealed off since the 1906 earthquake. Alex Coburn, a staff archaeologist at engineering and environmental services firm Kleinfelder, was working...

San Francisco, CA · 16h

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San Francisco Voters Reject Prop G, Keep Cars Off the Great Highway for Now

Upper Great Hwy. — Approximate Roadway Proposition G Would Reopen. San Francisco voters have once again said no to bringing cars back to the old Great Highway, defeating Proposition G and keeping Sunset Dunes open as a car-free park along the Pacific. The measure would have reopened the roadway to private vehicles on weekdays while closing the park to pedestrians on weekends and holidays, according to KQED.

San Francisco, CA · 2d

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Cliff House Name Finally Returns Home, but SF Landmark Still Sits Empty

The name Cliff House is finally back where longtime San Franciscans feel it belongs. Dan and Mary Hountalas, who ran the cliffside institution for decades, donated the restaurant’s name and all its associated trademarks to a local nonprofit just days before November 10, 2025 — but the landmark building itself at 1090 Point Lobos Ave. remains empty, with no confirmed date for anyone to walk back through its doors.

San Francisco, CA · 1d