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Taylor Mac was the theatrical election celebration that San Francisco craved

“Tender Heart Revolution” is a book tour in concert form for “Bark of Millions: Queer Songs for the Living Library of the Deviant Theme.”

San Francisco Chronicle

Golden Gate Park’s new parking fees could bring license plate readers

As San Francisco prepares to charge for parking in Golden Gate Park, officials are considering mobile license plate readers to check whether drivers have paid.

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Incumbent Hutchinson concedes in D4 Oakland school board race

In the first voting results update since Election Night, candidates challenging three incumbents on the Oakland Unified School District board maintained their leads over the sitting school board directors, in what appears to be a broad rebuke of the status quo in OUSD. If the results hold, the board could...

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The Baked Bear To Open New Shop At Fisherman’s Wharf

The Baked Bear is preparing to open a new location at Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco. According to the San Francisco Business Times, the company signed a 10-year lease for a 928-square-foot storefront at 81 Jefferson St. The new shop will be the brand’s third brick-and-mortar location in San Francisco.

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NTSB Says Storm-Damaged Tail Triggered Dutch Roll on Phoenix-to-Oakland Flight

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 bound from Phoenix to Oakland rolled unexpectedly at 34,000 feet on May 25, 2024, sending its tail swaying side to side in what's known as a Dutch roll before the pilot landed the plane safely with all 175 passengers and six crew members aboard unharmed. More than two years later, federal investigators say they now know why.

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Oakland Coliseum and Arena to Lay Off Entire Staff, More Than 1,600 Workers

The Oakland Coliseum and Oakland Arena will lay off its entire staff — more than 1,600 workers — by the end of the year, according to a notice filed with the state. Amid transitioning the complex’s ownership, entertainment company and current operator Legends Global said in the notice that the 1,605 layoffs will be effective Dec. 31, when its contract at the complex expires. Stagehands, hospitality, administration, janitorial and other workers are set to be let go.

Oakland, CA · 2d

San Francisco Chronicle

Young man with a life-threatening disorder is missing from Oakland hospital

The family of a missing 28-year-old man from Shasta County is seeking the public’s help after he unexpectedly left an Oakland hospital Thursday and has gone without vital medication.

Oakland, CA · 17h

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LIMITS OF CRAB & ROCKFISH to start the season!!!

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Oakland Man Convicted of Pandering and Attempted Pimping in Turlock Case

A Stanislaus County jury found 41-year-old Ewan Wallace guilty of pandering and attempted pimping, District Attorney Jeff Laugero announced, according to the Modesto Bee. The verdict concerns those offenses; it is not a conviction for human trafficking in this case. Wallace could receive nearly 15 years in state prison, the...

Stanislaus County, CA · 2d

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Report suggests Cal football under Tosh Lupoi ‘is mired in chaos’

By Jake Curtis, California Golden Bears on SI: A report from The Athletic this week titled “Inside Cal’s messy first year under Tosh Lupoi: How a season that began with hope spiraled” indicates that the Cal football program under first-year coach Tosh Lupoi “has been mired in chaos” and that “there is a rift is a rift between Lupoi and [GM Ron] Rivera.”

Berkeley, CA · 1d

The Berkeley Scanner

All in a day: Catalytic converter theft, robbery, stabbing

Flock cameras helped police find catalytic converter suspects, a mail carrier was robbed and a man was stabbed in Berkeley on Saturday. At 7:15 a.m., a local man called Berkeley police to report that he was watching someone steal his catalytic converter in the 1600 block of Shattuck Avenue . He said the suspects were getting into a blue sedan with distinctive markings. The man took a picture of the car, which police were able to locate using the Flock camera license plate database , BPD said. Officers found the car near University and San Pablo avenues and "flooded the area," pulling the driver over, police said. Inside the car, police found two catalytic converters, reciprocating saws and other burglary tools, as well as methamphetamine, authorities said. They arrested Jeffery Bulkin of Oakland and Joshua Anderson, who has no fixed address, on suspicion of grand theft, conspiracy and other crimes, according to booking records. Anderson, 39, is being held on $55,000 bail and Bulkin, 46, is being held on $50,000 bail, according to jail records. Both are set for arraignment Thursday at Wiley Manuel Courthouse in Oakland. Mail carrier dispute leads to robbery arrest Several hours later, at about 11:40

Berkeley, CA · 18h

San Francisco Chronicle

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New S.F. cancer program targets ‘growing and under-recognized’ disease in women

A new program at Sutter Health’s CPMC in San Francisco is offering lung cancer scans alongside mammograms, aiming to reach women who may not qualify for standard screening.

San Francisco, CA · 9h

San Francisco Examiner

Annual report shows sharp rise in child homelessness in San Francisco

This year’s Point-in-Time Count found a significant increase in the number of homeless children in San Francisco over the last two years, which local experts and advocates say is in line with a rising need for support for homeless families. The San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing presented its full report on data from the Point-in-Time Count conducted in January to the Homelessness Oversight Commission on Thursday. The Point-in-Time Count is conducted every two years as part of a federally mandated evaluation by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The collected data are often used to shape policy decisions. The 2026 report was meant to be released last month, but it was delayed until just after the election. The report showed a 27% increase in homelessness among children since the 2024 count — from 618 to 786. Of those counted, 190 were unsheltered, according to the report. This year’s count included changes to its methodology — for instance, the tally was conducted in the morning rather than at night, which advocates have said makes it more challenging to compare the results with previous years. “The PIT Count is never a perfect count,” said Christin Evans, who

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Mission Local

Sunset Buzz: Rusty Ladle wins best chowder in San Francisco

Also: A new Japanese curry spot on Irving Street and a Spring Equinox with "a little something" on each block. Sunset Buzz: Rusty Ladle wins best chowder in San Francisco

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SFGate

Valkyries fans stun SFMTA, BART: 'The fever is real'

Muni recorded approximately 600,000 trips for Wednesday's championship parade.

San Francisco Chronicle

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee pushes out 3 top execs just days after reelection

Just days after she was elected to a full four-year term, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee is shaking up the city’s top leadership. The moves include two holdovers from Sheng Thao’s administration.

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ABC7 News Bay Area

Defense attacks credibility of key witness Mario Juarez in trial of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao

An attorney for David Duong, founder of California Waste Solutions and a defendant in the bribery and corruption trial of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, spent much of Thursday challenging the credibility of the prosecution's key witness, Mario Juarez, during testimony in federal court.

Oakland, CA · 23h

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Cargo Ship Travels 190 Miles So Coast Guard Can Rescue Sick Sailor

Medical emergencies can happen at any time, even aboard cargo ships. That’s exactly what happened in the Pacific Ocean, only this one prompted an unusual and ambitious rescue mission on Halloween. The massive container vessel traveled nearly 200 miles toward California so a Coast Guard helicopter could reach a sick crew member. The 53-year-old sailor...

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Man Detained After North Beach Shooting Leaves Bullet Hole in Muni 30 Bus

A man was detained Thursday evening after a shooting in North Beach that left a bullet hole in the window of a Muni 30 bus, San Francisco police say. The confrontation unfolded near Union and Powell streets around 6:15 p.m., and officers arrived to find the man already held by bystanders.

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Mario Juarez grilled by defense attorneys

For three weeks, prosecutors have called witnesses and presented evidence to argue their case that former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao conspired with powerful local business leaders to accept bribes and steer city contracts. And this week, the government had its key witness, an alleged co-conspirator, take the stand to describe the alleged scheme to the jury.