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Draymond Greens career-high turnovers, placing him among the NBAs top three for turnover rate, are raising concerns about the Golden State Warriors offensive strategy. The teams lack of consistent play-finishers since Klay Thompsons departure, coupled with Greens hesitation to score, is contributing to this issue. Greens poor decision-making and lack of focus in crucial moments are also playing a significant role. To improve, the Warriors need strategic adjustments and a renewed focus from Green.

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Two flights from Australia arrive at SFO, just one day after a horrific mass shooting at Bondi Beach. The Whight family, among the arrivals, shares their shock and concerns about gun violence. Australias PM proposes tighter gun laws, but Derryn Whight questions their effectiveness. Meanwhile, Hanukkah events in the Bay Area continue, symbolizing hope and resilience in the face of tragedy.

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Providence Police release new footage of person of interest in Brown University shooting; FBI offers $50,000 reward; two students killed, nine injured; community demands answers.

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California Medical Group Urges Ban on Engineered Stone: A Growing Health EmergencyA medical group in California is advocating for a ban on engineered stone, a popular countertop material, due to its link to a severe lung disease called silicosis. Despite strict safety rules, the material poses a significant risk to stoneworkers. The group, representing over six hundred occupational safety doctors, believes that education and enforcement alone are insufficient to address this growing health crisis. They propose banning all work on engineered stone containing more than one percent crystalline silica. However, the artificial stone industry opposes this, suggesting a licensing program...

San Francisco filmmaker and journalist Kevin Epps was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for shooting his sister-in-laws ex-husband, Marcus Polk, in 2016. Despite initial charges of first-degree murder, the jury decided Epps acted without malice but not in self-defense. He was also convicted on two counts of possessing a firearm as a felon. Epps supporters claim racial bias and prosecutorial misconduct, vowing to appeal the decision. The shooting occurred after Polk, unhoused and recently released from jail, entered Epps home, leading to a self-defense claim. Epps, currently executive editor of the San Francisco Bay View, has been out on bail and...

In Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, the Monterey Bay Fisheries Trusts Community Seafood Program is combating food insecurity by donating fresh catch to food relief groups, providing twenty-five thousand meals this year alone. Meanwhile, doctors in California are petitioning to ban a dangerous countertop material linked to silicosis deaths, urging the state to follow Australias lead in phasing out this hazardous material.

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Californias Proposition Fifty faces legal challenge: Republicans argue new map unconstitutionally favors Latino voters, Democrats defend it as a temporary measure to restore national political balance. U.S. Supreme Courts recent decision in Texas case complicates Republicans challenge.

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Testimony begins in Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugans trial, accused of aiding an undocumented mans escape from ICE agents. FBI Special Agent Erin Lucker testifies about ICEs awareness of the mans warrant. Defense attorney Steve Biskupic highlights confusion and uncertainty, while prosecutors present a quote from Dugan and allege she directed the man to a non-public hallway to evade arrest. The trial continues, with the jury to decide Dugans fate based on her intent.

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Brown University Shooting: Suspect Still at Large as Authorities Release Person of Interest; Two Students Killed, Nine Injured; Increased Police Presence and Campus Closures

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Legendary filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife tragically found dead in their Brentwood home, with son Nick Reiner arrested and charged with a felony. LAPDs Robbery-Homicide Division investigating, with the home sealed off since Sunday.

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The Tampa Bay Rays have been active in the offseason, making tough decisions and adding new players. They signed veteran outfielder Cedric Mullins and retained Jake Fraley. To strengthen their pitching staff, they brought in Steven Matz. Despite these moves, the team is still looking to improve their lineup, particularly at catcher and shortstop. Trades are likely, with second baseman Brandon Lowe generating significant interest. His high value and the teams offensive needs make a trade a possibility, with the San Francisco Giants and other teams potentially acquiring him.

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Seven Six Four Network Targets Minors: A Disturbing Online ThreatThe seven six four network, identified by a Barbie doll with seven six four written on its forehead, preys on young people, especially girls between ten and seventeen years old, who are struggling with their mental health. They recruit victims globally, often through social media and gaming platforms, and then coerce them into performing sexual acts or self-harm on camera. The group uses various tactics, including establishing friendly or romantic relationships, then threatening to expose personal information or make false emergency calls to their homes. Once they have compromising material, they...

In Pacific Palisades, Hanukkah celebrations were marked by a mix of joy and sorrow as the community mourned the victims of a deadly attack at a Jewish festival in Sydney. Despite tight security, the event served as a symbol of resilience and unity, with attendees finding solace in each others company amidst the pain.

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Tragedy strikes Bondi Beach: Two gunmen open fire at Hanukkah celebration, killing at least sixteen and injuring twenty-nine. Australian PM condemns the attack as antisemitism and terrorism. One suspect killed, another arrested. Investigations ongoing, community mourns.

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The Niners host the Titans, aiming to establish an early lead and force Tennessee away from their strong running game. Christian McCaffreys injury status is uncertain, potentially increasing the role of Brian Robinson and George Kittle in the offense. The Titans offense relies heavily on Tony Pollard, who had a career-high rushing game last week. The Niners will focus on strong tackling to contain him and capitalize on Titans quarterback Cam Wards vulnerability to sacks. The Niners aim to continue their success on opening drives and in the red zone, while preventing any momentum for the visiting team. Special teams...

SantaCon: A Festive Gathering of Friendship and Giving - San Franciscos Union Square transformed into a joyous holiday scene for the annual SantaCon celebration, featuring a Pikachu Santa, headbanging Santas, and the Grinch. The event, which encourages gift donations to the San Francisco Fire Departments toy drive, saw hundreds of participants, including friends Roxana Tejada-Joya and Kerry Easthope celebrating their third friendship anniversary. Toni Roberts, a veteran SantaCon attendee, enjoyed the perfect weather after last years storm-hit event. The diverse crowd, from a two-year-old to international visitors, celebrated the cherished annual tradition of SantaCon.

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San Jose Sharks Stage Historic Comeback, Defeat Pittsburgh Penguins in OvertimeIn an unprecedented turn of events, the San Jose Sharks secured a thrilling 6-5 overtime victory against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday. John Klingberg scored the winning goal just under three minutes into overtime, marking the first time in franchise history that the Sharks have won a game after trailing by four goals in the third period.The Sharks were down 5-1 with less than fourteen minutes left in the game, but a remarkable comeback led by Klingberg and William Eklund brought them back into contention. Macklin Celebrini and Tyler...

Los Angeles and LA twenty-eight in intense negotiations over Olympics costs; city considers legal action to ensure reimbursement for essential services.

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San Francisco jury convicts Dennis Duree for murder and attempted murder in a South of Market encampment stabbing, bringing justice to the surviving victim and the family of the deceased.

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Cone King Joey Morales, a father of two, is fighting back against the unauthorized use of orange cones to reserve parking spots in Los Angeles. Tired of seeing cones blocking spots in his neighborhood, Morales began moving them to park his own car. His efforts gained attention on TikTok, and now he regularly patrols the city in a yellow reflective vest, collecting cones to donate to construction crews or return to the proper authorities. Moraless crusade highlights the ongoing struggle for parking and the communitys desire for fair access to public spaces.

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Oaklands City Council is set to vote next week on a controversial surveillance technology contract, despite concerns about data-sharing practices and lack of transparency. The contract, with Flock Safety, operates nearly three hundred automatic license plate reader cameras across the city. Councilmember Carroll Fife and the Anti Police-Terror Project express deep concern, as the process lacks democracy and could harm immigrants, communities of color, and unhoused residents. State law and Oaklands sanctuary city policy prohibit sharing automated license plate data with federal agencies, but reports indicate otherwise. The full council will vote next Tuesday, sparking a significant debate between public...

Soldiers in Ukraines Donetsk Oblast use laptops to monitor drone flights, highlighting the role of technology in modern warfare amidst ongoing conflict.

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Experience a smoother commute: Bay Bridge toll booths to be replaced by automated systemIn about two years, the Bay Bridges westbound approach will bid farewell to toll booths, making way for an open road with cameras and sensors reading FasTrak tags at highway speeds. This modernization, starting with the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, aims to eliminate stops and slowdowns, potentially reducing traffic jams and offering a more seamless journey across the bay.

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San Franciscos Shazam charts revealed an unusual trend: Inner Light by Elderbrook and Bob Moses was a local favorite, despite not charting nationally. An AI investigation uncovered the reason: the song is featured in Lightscape, a popular winter light show at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. The Cloud Forest installation, with its lasers and fog effects, encourages visitors to identify the music playing, leading to a surge in local Shazam identifications.

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Orange County man sentenced to life for neighbors murder over smoking dispute - A 31-year-old man, Sidney Bararchi Clarke, was convicted of murdering his 21-year-old neighbor, Logan Kahmar, over a dispute about smoking habits. The escalating conflict led to Kahmars fatal shooting, highlighting the importance of conflict resolution in community living.

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Ed Lee, San Franciscos first Asian American mayor, replaces anti-Chinese former mayor James Phelan in a symbolic shift towards embracing diversity. Lee, a housing rights attorney and son of Chinese immigrants, focused on addressing homelessness and affordable housing. He revitalized mid-Market area, attracting tech companies, and was known for compassionate gestures. Lee passed away in 2017, leaving a legacy as the Peoples Mayor.

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Alameda County Judge Approves Motion to Drop Charges Against Former San Leandro Police Officer Involved in Walmart Shooting: The District Attorneys office filed a motion to dismiss charges against Jason Fletcher, who shot and killed Steven Taylor in 2020. The DA stated they couldnt prove Fletcher was not justified in using deadly force, despite community outrage and Taylors familys pleas for justice. The decision is part of a series of actions by the current DA that appear to reverse progressive reforms.

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Interpreter Assaulted in San Francisco Courtroom, Raising Security ConcernsAn interpreter, Kenneth Wright, was allegedly punched by a defendant, Gerardo Contreras, in a San Francisco courtroom, sparking calls for enhanced security measures. Contreras, facing serious charges and a history of violence, was not shackled or handcuffed during the incident. The attack, which left Wright with injuries, was captured on video and confirmed by a deputys report. The incident follows another violent event at San Francisco General Hospital, prompting interpreters to demand better security protocols and input in workplace safety decisions.

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Surfer survives shark bite at North Bay beach, highlighting the need for vigilance in shark-prone areas.

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Explore a diverse range of international flavors with NPRs favorite cookbooks for 2023, recommended by staff and food writer T. Susan Chang. From Saint Lucia to Italy, Pakistan, and the American South, these cookbooks offer a variety of recipes to inspire your next meal. Standout titles include Hailee Catalanos By Heart: Recipes to Hold Near and Dear and Meera Sodhas Dinner: One Hundred Twenty Vegan and Vegetarian Recipes for the Most Important Meal of the Day. For Caribbean flavors, try Nina Comptons Kwéyòl / Creole: Recipes, Stories, and Tings from a Saint Lucian Chef’s Journey. Explore forgotten Italian recipes in M...

A and M Patisserie, a San Jose-based bakery pop-up, is revolutionizing the egg tart scene with their unique flavors. Inspired by Asian cuisines, they offer eighteen different egg tart varieties, from toasted marshmallow to caramelized banana. Founders Alice Ngo and Minh Pham, who started baking during the COVID lockdown, blend lighter, less sweet pastries with extra-crispy shells. Their success lies in their diverse flavors, from guava to honey-garlic, and theyre constantly innovating, planning savory quiche-like tarts and Lunar New Year specials. A and M Patisserie is truly carving out a unique space in the world of baked goods.

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A mans fiftieth birthday sparked a musical adventure, a road trip following Autechres tour from Seattle to Los Angeles. Initially overwhelmed, he found himself deeply connected to the bands abstract soundscapes by the fifth night. The journey also evoked nostalgia, revisiting songs from his past. However, the trip ended on a somber note with the loss of a close friend, highlighting the communal aspect of music.

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Mary Ann Patten, a nineteen-year-old woman, captained a clipper ship for two months in 1856 after her husband fell ill during an around-the-world journey. She successfully navigated the ship, quelled a mutiny, and kept her husband alive, all while pregnant. This made her the first American woman to captain a merchant vessel. Her remarkable story is now being told in Tilar J. Mazzeos new book, The Sea Captains Wife, which delves into her background, the motivations behind sea voyages, and the challenges of mid-nineteenth-century maritime life.

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Kate Winslets Goodbye June is a heartfelt drama about a family grappling with a mothers terminal illness. Directed and produced by Winslet, the film explores themes of estranged siblings and hospital life. Despite some predictable plot points, it offers moments of grace, humor, and genuine insight into family dynamics during a difficult time.

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BART riders brace for a 6.2% fare hike starting January 1st, with the average ride increasing by 30 cents to $5.18. Shorter trips will see a 15-cent increase. The hike is due to BARTs financial crisis, with fewer riders since the pandemic. Super commuters will feel the most impact, with a 55-cent increase for a 45-mile journey. Parking fees also rise by 30%. BART officials describe their funding model as outdated, expecting the hike to generate $15.6 million next year. With ridership plateaued, the agency faces a potential $400 million annual deficit, leading to internal cuts and a request for a new tax measure.

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Californias push for AI regulation clashes with Trumps executive order, aiming to limit states ability to create their own AI rules. The order, supported by Silicon Valley leaders, advocates for a single federal regulatory framework. However, California leaders, including Governor Newsom, criticize the order, warning it could weaken state laws protecting consumers. The full impact on Californias existing AI regulations remains uncertain.

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Healthcare CEO arrested for fraud, Barry Bonds Hall of Fame chances dim, San Francisco residents oppose waterfront apartment plan, AI boom causes parking woes, former staffer pleads guilty to embezzlement.

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Fire Displaces Ten in San Franciscos Mission Terrace; Quick Response Limits Damage

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California Attorney General Rob Bonta and nineteen other states are suing the Trump administration over proposed H-One-B visa fee hikes, arguing they exceed Congressional authorization and undermine the programs intent. The lawsuit, filed in Massachusetts federal court, challenges the administrations policy to prioritize American workers and prevent companies from overusing the system, while still allowing employers to bring in top talent. The legal action highlights a significant dispute over executive power and immigration policy, with Bonta warning of potential labor shortages in critical sectors like healthcare and education.

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Ukrainian immigrant Viktoriia Bulavina and LA high school senior Benjamin Marcelo Guerrero-Cruz were recently released from federal custody after detention. Bulavina, in the final stages of applying for permanent residency, described harsh conditions during her detention. Guerrero-Cruz was granted bond and is now on supervised release, re-enrolled in school. Meanwhile, mushroom enthusiasts celebrated at a fungus fair, exploring unique properties and potential space applications.

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A nurse from Bakersfield, California, discovered she was pregnant during a routine pre-op test for a twenty-two-pound ovarian cyst removal. The baby was found to be growing outside her uterus, an extremely rare ectopic pregnancy. The surgery to deliver the baby and remove the cyst involved a team of thirty medical professionals. The baby boy, named Ryu Jesse, defied odds and is now thriving.

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A mysterious, abandoned boat washed ashore at Crissy Field in San Francisco, sparking questions about its origins. The San Francisco Fire Department confirmed no environmental threat, and the U.S. Park Police are now investigating the incident. The boats owner, how it ended up adrift, and why it reached Crissy Field remain unknown.

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Fannie Mae, a major mortgage market player, plans to relocate its San Francisco office to Birmingham, Alabama by 2026. This move, facilitated by Senator Tommy Tuberville and former President Trump, is expected to bring new job opportunities. However, details about the number of positions transferring or created in Birmingham remain unclear. Alabama officials welcome the news, but Fannie Mae and the Federal Housing Finance Agency have not issued an official public announcement.

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Democratic lawmakers, including Rep. John Garamendi, criticize the Pentagons diversion of over $2 billion in military funds for immigration enforcement, arguing it weakens national security and harms military readiness. The report reveals $1.3 billion already spent and plans for an additional $5 billion in the fiscal year 2026. Lawmakers question the legality and efficiency of these actions, with Garamendi suggesting potential violations of the Posse Comitatus Act.

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Fire devastates San Francisco apartment building, 45 residents displaced; swift response saves lives, Red Cross assists

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San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is addressing a significant budget deficit by issuing new financial directives to city departments. He aims to stabilize the citys finances by identifying essential services and cutting less critical programs. Luries approach differs from his predecessor, focusing on prioritizing and protecting fundamental government services. He has instructed departments to eliminate vacant positions, review contracted services, and explore sharing services to streamline operations and reduce expenses. The city faces a projected shortfall of $936 million over the next two years, with departments required to submit spending plans by February and the final budget proposal by June first.<...

Californias Attorney General, Rob Bonta, challenges Trumps $100,000 H-One-B visa fee hike, arguing its illegal and harmful to the economy. The H-One-B program, crucial for tech companies, saw fees jump from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Bonta claims the increase exceeds presidential authority and doesnt cover administrative costs. The lawsuit aims to reverse the fee hike, preserving access to global talent for Californias tech industry.

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A federal judge in Florida has approved the Justice Departments request to unseal grand jury transcripts related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, aiming to shed more light on the high-profile case. House Democrats released new photos from Epsteins estate, featuring prominent figures like former Presidents Trump and Clinton, described as disturbing. The Justice Department is tasked with releasing all Epsteins case files by December nineteenth, under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which requires the release of unclassified documents and investigative materials.

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11,650 Vevor Ice Crushers recalled due to fire hazard; Saven Technology Limited issued recall after reports of overheating and one instance of fire; units sold online from July 2021 to July 2025 on various websites; CPSC urges immediate stop use and full refund available by contacting Saven Technology with a picture of the ice crusher.

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Father and son stranded in Florida Everglades after ATV runs out of gas, build fire for rescue, successfully airlifted out.

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A three-alarm fire in San Franciscos Tenderloin district displaces 45 residents, with firefighters performing rescues and containing the blaze in a residential complex. The fire, fueled by the buildings older construction, was successfully managed, with no injuries reported. Displaced residents are being assisted, and the incident underscores the importance of urban firefighting and the dedication of first responders.

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The Golden State Warriors decision to bench Jonathan Kuminga has sparked trade speculation, with reports suggesting theyre looking to deal him as soon as January 15th. Analysts are focusing on non-contending teams with limited young wing talent, such as the Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings, and Brooklyn Nets, who have shown major interest. However, the situation remains fluid, with many factors influencing where Kuminga might land.

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CJs BBQ and Fish: A Richmond Institution Serving Southern Soul and Community - This beloved restaurant, run by nearly eighty-year-old Charles Evans, has been serving delicious food and celebrating Black history for three decades. Known for its outdoor cooking and indoor brick cooker, CJs is a community hub, with a television playing soap operas and a team affectionately called the soap opera family. CJ takes his faith seriously and is a mentor to younger family members. The restaurant plays a vital role in the community, with locals looking out for it and CJ caring for senior customers. CJs family roots...

Construction crew hits gas pipeline in Castro Valley, California, preventing a repeat of the previous days explosion in Hayward. PG&E crews swiftly respond, repairing the damaged pipe and securing the area. The incident highlights the importance of utility mapping and careful excavation practices to ensure public safety.

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Yosemite National Park maintenance workers face a potential pay cut of up to $3.50 per hour starting in 2026, due to a change in wage calculation based on Fresno rates instead of Stockton. This shift, along with new performance review directives, has sparked concerns about job security and morale. The National Federation of Federal Employees Local 465, representing park service employees, has expressed worries about potential layoffs. The changes have been criticized as a morale bomb and a slap in the face for employees, who fear increased stress, lower retention, and slower park operations.

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The San Francisco Forty-Niners, currently boasting a nine-and-four record and a three-game winning streak, are poised to secure a playoff spot with a favorable weekend. Head coach Kyle Shanahan highlights the NFLs single-game elimination format as an opportunity for teams like the Forty-Niners to reach the Super Bowl, emphasizing the unpredictability and potential for deep playoff runs in the league.

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San Francisco Forty-Niners pass rush gets a boost from Clelin Ferrell, a former first-round pick whos now tied with Bryce Huff for the most sacks on the team. Despite being a new addition, Ferrells aggressive play style and consistent performance have earned him praise from head coach Robert Saleh.

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San Franciscos Tenderloin neighborhood witnessed a major fire in a six-story residential building, forcing evacuations but fortunately no injuries. Firefighters launched an aggressive attack, rescuing residents and cats, and are expected to remain on site for several hours to investigate and clear the scene.

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New Clipper Transit Fare System Faces Technical Issues, Concerns for Low-Income RidersThe newly launched Clipper transit fare system is encountering significant technical difficulties, with users reporting problems accessing their accounts and upgrading to the new version. Despite initial claims of a smooth transition, especially for contactless payments, customers are experiencing a glitchy experience with the mobile app and are unable to complete the upgrade process. The MTC and Cubic, the company managing Clipper, have not provided updates on the situation.Transit advocates are raising concerns about riders who pay with cash or dont have bank accounts, arguing that these individuals...

FDA Recalls Popular Tomato Soup Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen: Lil’ Turtles Grandma Belle’s Tomato Basil Soup, sold in seventeen-ounce glass jars across fourteen states, contains milk not listed on packaging. No reported illnesses, but potential for severe allergic reactions. Consumers advised to return for refund.

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The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to inspect nearly one hundred drinking water reservoirs and storage tanks due to maintenance violations found in a July 2024 inspection. The LADWP has until December 31, 2031, to inspect all their reservoirs and tanks, and clean over fifty reservoirs where documentation is missing or inspections havent happened in over ten years. This consent order, unusual according to a water expert, might be connected to ongoing political tensions between the federal government and Californias water management.

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San Franciscos crime rates, including homicides, violent, and property crimes, have reached historic lows, surpassing other cities of similar size. This decline is attributed to increased use of technology, boosted police morale, and a focus on enforcement strategies like bait cars and license plate readers. However, challenges like homelessness and drug issues persist, and the police department remains committed to maintaining this positive trend.

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Today, we revisit significant historical moments as reported by the Chronicle, starting with the Pearl Harbor bombing, Abe Ruefs conviction, John Lennons tragic death, the end of Prohibition, and a satanic funeral ceremony, each marking a turning point in history.

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Cat owners, rethink declawing: California bans the procedure, joining New York and Massachusetts. Veterinarian Jennifer Conrad explains cats scratch favorite furniture to mark territory. Instead of declawing, manage nail sharpness and provide attractive scratching options. Experts advise trimming claws and offering preferred materials like sisal, jute, or cardboard.

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Altadena Baptist Church, a historic community hub, faces a monumental task of rebuilding after the devastating Eaton fire. Despite losing their church building, childrens center, and homes of twenty congregants, the community remains resilient. With the bell tower standing as a symbol of hope, they envision a future where the church grounds become a community hub, serving evolving needs. The rebuild team, led by former city planner Leon White, aims for a four to five-year timeline, reflecting a strong sense of hope and determination.

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Joseph Brambila, a 21-year-old hiker, vanished on Mount Whitney, with his last known action being an unsafely executed glissading technique. Despite ongoing search efforts, officials believe recovery may not be possible until spring due to deep snow and treacherous conditions. Brambilas story underscores the extreme dangers of high-altitude hiking, especially during colder months, and the importance of proper preparation and equipment.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom is set to release a memoir, aiming to reintroduce himself to voters and share his story ahead of a potential 2028 presidential bid. The book, expected in February, is intensely personal and comes amid increased national interest in his political future. Newsom, a prominent critic of former President Trump, will deliver his final State of the State address in person on January eighth, marking the beginning of his final year as governor.

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Lake Manly, a temporary lake in Death Valley, has reappeared following significant rainfall. This is not the first time the lake has formed, but its much smaller than its historical counterpart. The recent rainfall has been exceptional, drawing increased attention to the park. Park officials predict the lake will last into the new year, with the best viewing experience from Dantes View at sunrise.

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Federal agents detain and arrest U.S. citizens during immigration sweeps, contradicting Homeland Securitys denials. Citizens share harrowing experiences of being apprehended, denied access to legal aid, and held incommunicado. A congressional report details twenty-two cases of American citizens, including twelve from California, who recounted being manhandled and detained by unidentified armed agents. Witnesses like Andrea Velez and Javier Ramirez were charged with assaulting a federal officer, charges later dropped. These incidents raise concerns about potential abuses of power and challenge the official narrative surrounding immigration enforcement.

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Soldiers in Ukraines Donetsk Oblast, a long-standing flashpoint in the Russian-Ukrainian war, were recently spotted using laptops to monitor drone flights amidst ongoing conflict. This scene underscores the evolving nature of warfare, with modern technology playing a crucial role in information gathering and remote observation. Despite the passage of time since the initial invasion, the intensity of fighting in Donetsk Oblast remains high, with control over this eastern region being a key objective for both sides. The images of soldiers using advanced tools while under threat highlight the complex challenges faced in this protracted conflict.

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San Francisco Fire Department Eliminates PFAS in Protective Gear, Prioritizing Firefighter Health and Safety.

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George Mauricio Salinas parents file wrongful-death lawsuit against UC Berkeleys Alpha Delta Phi fraternity following their sons drowning at an overcrowded party, alleging negligent conditions and lack of safety staffing.

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Deck the Walls Playhouse Build Competition Raises Funds for Habitat for Humanity Greater San FranciscoHabitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco hosted its inaugural Deck the Walls playhouse build competition at the Cow Palace in Daly City, gathering over seventy-five volunteers from corporate and community sectors. The event, held on December eleventh, two thousand twenty-five, successfully raised forty thousand dollars for the non-profit organization. Eight companies participated, constructing eight custom playhouses, which will be donated to preschools, families, and community organizations across the Bay Area. The winning playhouse, created by Prologis, features a nature-inspired camping trip theme and will be showcased...

Northern California prepares for a wet December, with a 60-70% chance of above-normal precipitation from the 17th to 21st. The region is expected to receive substantial rainfall, potentially lasting through the end of 2025. Mountainous areas like the Klamath Range, Trinity Alps, and northern Sierra Nevada are likely to see the most rain, with some areas potentially receiving more than two inches. The first storm is anticipated to arrive on Tuesday, with colder temperatures and near-normal precipitation expected for the final two weeks of December. The European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts predicts a 90% chance of an inch or more of...

President Trumps use of National Guard troops and federal funding as leverage to impose conservative policies on cities and counties has sparked concern over local autonomy. The Public Rights Project, founded by attorney Jill Habig, is challenging these actions in court, representing communities facing policy challenges, funding cuts, or military deployments. The projects efforts highlight the ongoing tension between federal and local authorities, as local governments grapple with federal directives and funding decisions.

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Anheuser-Busch, the USs largest beer company, to close its Fairfield brewery in early 2026, marking a significant change for the region. The plant, opened in 1976, brews over 20 brands, including Budweiser and Stella Artois. Fairfield Mayor Catherine Moy expressed concern over job losses and revenue impact. The closure comes amidst a decline in beer consumption and production, with younger demographics preferring alternatives. Fairfield officials face challenges in repurposing the large facility.

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California Health Department Warns of Dangerous Magic Mushroom Products - The California Department of Public Health has issued a strong warning about certain magic mushroom products sold online and in smoke shops, which contain illegal and dangerous psychedelic compounds. These products, marketed as containing mushrooms, actually have substances similar to psilocin, a controlled substance. The health department states that these food products could lead to serious health problems, including hospitalization and death, due to misuse, overuse, or negative interactions with other medications. The packaging of these items as sweets and syrups poses a risk of accidental ingestion by children. The...

Tennessee Titans defense, strong against the run but weak against the pass, presents a unique challenge for teams with a strong aerial attack. The Titans cornerback situation is particularly concerning, with key players now on other teams or injured. The Titans rank poorly in expected points allowed and success rate against the pass, making them a potential target for the San Francisco Forty-Niners passing game in their upcoming matchup.

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Remembering Ida Giotta: The Beloved Matriarch of San Franciscos Caffe TriesteIda Giotta, the iconic matriarch of San Franciscos legendary Caffe Trieste, passed away at 101. Known for her enchanting soprano voice, she often performed with the cafes band, including her son Fabio on accordion. Her funeral at Saints Peter and Paul Church was a testament to her profound impact on the community. Ida and her husband Gianni opened Caffe Trieste in 1956, which became a North Beach institution. Born in Italy in 1924, Ida immigrated to San Francisco after World War Two and opened the first espresso coffee house on the West Coast.<...

UC Berkeleys Peoples Park: A New Chapter in Affordable Housing and Student DormitoriesUC Berkeley has selected Satellite Affordable Housing Associates to build a 100-unit supportive housing facility on Peoples Park, aiming to provide homes for those transitioning out of homelessness and low-income individuals. This project, initiated in 2018, marks a significant step in the parks future, which has been a site of political activism.The university is also constructing an 11-story student dormitory, the Judith E. Heumann House, and preparing for another dorm project on Bancroft Way, increasing housing capacity by over 50% since 2018. The supportive housing facility will be built next...

Alex the Great, a beloved Flemish Giant rabbit, is honored with a special trading card by Topps, marking a first in baseball card history. Known for his presence at San Francisco Giants games and as a therapy animal at the airport, Alexs legacy lives on as a cherished figure in the Bay Area community.

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Man Charged with Murder in Fatal Hit-and-Run: Dashboard Footage Implicates Suspect in Tragic Death of Elderly Woman

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New polling data indicates a significant drop in public approval for President Trumps handling of the economy, immigration, and crime, while his overall job approval rating has only slightly decreased. Border security remains a relatively strong area for the president, with fifty percent of U.S. adults approving of his handling. These findings could pose challenges for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections.

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Explosion in Hayward: Six Injured, Three Buildings Destroyed; Construction Crew Strikes Gas LineAn explosion and fire in Hayward, Alameda County, left six people injured and three buildings destroyed. The incident occurred hours after a construction crew hit an underground gas line. The Alameda County Fire Department responded to reports of the blast and a house on fire around nine thirty AM on the eight hundred block of East Lewelling Boulevard. Six individuals were transported to local hospitals, with three in serious condition. Initially, two people were unaccounted for, prompting a search with a specialized dog. The scene was chaotic, with...

Unusual cold snap grips San Francisco and the Bay Area, as persistent fog and high-pressure system keep temperatures low. Half Moon Bay enjoys sunny skies and warmth, while Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe experience contrasting weather. Weather Service predicts shifting high-pressure system could bring clearer skies and warmer temperatures, but also warns of potential rain and atmospheric river.

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The Dallas Mavericks are reportedly exploring trade options for Anthony Davis, who doesnt fit well with their current roster. A hypothetical four-team trade involving the Mavericks, Lakers, Warriors, and Hornets has been mocked up, with the Mavericks potentially receiving Draymond Green and Jonathan Kuminga from the Warriors. This trade could provide financial flexibility and a valuable draft pick, but it might not solve all of Dallass problems, as it could further crowd their wing and frontcourt positions. The Mavericks need to carefully consider how new players fit into their overall strategy and address their most pressing needs on the court.<...

Alberto Rangel, a beloved behavioral health clinician at San Francisco General Hospital, was tragically stabbed and killed while working. Known for his optimistic approach and unwavering trust in people, Rangel was a nurturing artist who found purpose in helping others. Born in Texas, he put himself through college and eventually earned his masters degree in art therapy. Rangels colleagues remember him as someone who always offered help and connected with people. A vigil was held in his honor, and his husband shared his wish to continue helping others even in death. San Francisco General Hospital plans an independent security review...

San Francisco unveils bronze bust of late Mayor Ed Lee, marking his legacy as the citys first Asian-American mayor. The statue replaces a controversial figure, highlighting a shift towards inclusivity. Lees bust, funded by private donations, now stands at City Hall, honoring his public service and impact on the city.

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San Francisco Bay Area witnesses unprecedented temperature gap: Half Moon Bay Airport basks in seventy degrees while downtown San Francisco shivers at fifty-one. Offshore winds, or Diablo winds, cause significant warming along the San Mateo County coastline, creating a tale of two climates within a small geographical area.

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San Franciscos firehouses transform into holiday spectacles in the citys annual decoration contest, now in its sixth year. Firefighters deck out stations with lights, ornaments, and even artificial snow. Block parties accompany the decorated stations, starting December 20th. The contest, originally revived in 2020, has a long history, first starting in 1948. Past winners include Station nineteen near Stonestown and Station twelve near Haight Street. The San Francisco Fire Credit Union provides $4,000 in prize money for charities chosen by the winning stations.

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YIMBY Law sues Governor Newsom over SB Nine suspension in wildfire-hit areas, arguing it violates the California Emergency Services Act and hinders fire victims ability to fund rebuilding efforts.

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UC Berkeley suspends lecturer Peyrin Kao for six months, sparking controversy over free speech and Palestinian advocacy. Kao, a pro-Palestinian advocate, allegedly misused classroom for political indoctrination, but claims suspension is part of Palestine exception. Free speech advocates debate limits of academic freedom, while union and campus group support Kao.

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Alameda County District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson has moved to dismiss manslaughter charges against former San Leandro Police Officer Jason Fletcher, who fatally shot Steven Taylor at a Walmart in 2020. The decision has sparked controversy, with Taylors family and advocates arguing it undermines police accountability. Fletcher shot Taylor, who had schizophrenia and bipolar depression, after a security guard reported he was attempting to leave without paying. The District Attorneys office cites self-defense as the reason for dismissing the charges. A hearing on the motion to dismiss is scheduled for Friday, with Taylors grandmother requesting to be heard as the victims...

Genslers City Pulse 2025 survey reveals that residents satisfaction with cities hinges on a blend of practical and emotional factors. While affordability and job opportunities initially draw people in, its pride, belonging, and a sense of not being bored that keep them. San Antonio, San Diego, and Raleigh top the list for highest satisfaction, with mid-size cities like Tampa, Raleigh, Atlanta, and Denver attracting newcomers due to affordability, strong job markets, and quality of life. This shift indicates a growing preference for cities that cater to both tangible needs and emotional well-being.

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Pro-Palestinian protesters at Stanford University face felony charges for vandalizing the presidents office, claiming their actions were motivated by a belief in Palestinian genocide. The trials political nature was highlighted when a defense attorney compared using the word genocide to saying the sky is blue, sparking heated debate. The judge has warned against excessive use of the term, with jury selection set to begin in January.

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Podcast Papi shares his personal journey of overcoming a 3-year period of isolation, poverty, and lack of excitement. He emphasizes that current circumstances do not define ones future and encourages listeners to use challenging times as opportunities for growth and preparation for their comeback story.

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Wegmans Recalls Mixed Nuts Due to Salmonella Concerns: Check Your Packaging and Return for Refund

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Family of man who died on Royal Caribbean cruise sues for overserving, alleging excessive alcohol consumption led to death. Lawsuit claims cruise line staff served at least 33 drinks, resulting in disoriented behavior and fatal restraint. Trial attorney suggests potential industry changes if cruise line faces significant judgment.

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