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Warriors Parade Raises Questions About COVID-19 Safety, Security
More than 100,000 fans are expected to descend on San Francisco Monday to celebrate the NBA champion Golden State Warriors during a victory parade, but that’s raising some questions about COVID-19 safety and security.
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San Francisco Man Exonerated After 32 Years in Prison Now Free
After serving 32 years in jail for a murder he said he did not commit, a San Francisco man is free again.
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Bay Area Transit Agencies Step Up Security in Wake of NYC Subway Shooting
Bay Area officials and transit agencies react to the shooting at a New York City subway station that left multiple people injured.
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Authorities Identify Victims of Sacramento Shooting
As the search continues for what authorities say are “multiple gunmen,” the Sacramento County Coroner has identified and released the names of the three men and three women who lost their lives during a mass shooting Sunday.
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State Lawmakers Want to Repeal Gas Tax, But Experts Warn Against It
California Republican law makers came together Monday to call on the state to repeal its 50 cent gas tax as pump prices continue to set records daily. Some economists say cutting the tax may not be the solution.
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Mayor Breed Addresses SFUSD, Police Department and COVID Recovery in State of the City
San Francisco Mayor London Breed delivered her State of the City address Wednesday and emphasized on the city’s success overcoming the pandemic, as well as what to expect regarding housing and other topics.
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SFPD Accused of Using DNA From Rape Investigation to Arrest Victim in Unrelated Case
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin on Monday accused the city’s Police Department of using DNA from a victim’s rape kit to link her to a separate crime.
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Lunar New Year Celebrations Roaring Back in San Francisco
It’s the year of the tiger, and organizers on San Francisco’s annual Lunar New Year celebrations say the festivities are roaring back after a pandemic break last year.
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Bay Area Hospitals Prepare for the Worst as COVID Cases Spike
With hospitalization rates rising statewide, Bay Area hospitals are making adjustments to handle more COVID patients, especially with a holiday weekend coming up.
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Palo Alto Church Able to Provide Parking Spaces for Homeless Families After 2-Year Battle
A church in Palo Alto is celebrating a victory. After a two-year struggle to provide safe parking spaces for homeless families.
