Endangered sea turtle lays eggs in California for first time in recorded history
Experts are unsure why this sea turtle has chosen California to lay her nest.
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3 couples tie for the lead in 'Dancing with the Stars' week 2, another star is sent home
A competitive week two on "Dancing with the Stars" saw three couples tie for the lead on top of the judges' scoreboard. The night ended with another couple being sent home....
parks
Family reunites with doula, first responders who helped deliver roadside baby: 'The best of SF'
A baby girl was delivered on the side of the road in Golden Gate Park after her parents became stuck in heavy traffic while trying to reach a hospital, creating what family members and first responders described as a remarkable team effort....
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Ripley's Believe It or Not! closing Fisherman's Wharf location after nearly 60 years in SF
Ripley's Believe It or Not! is closing its San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf location after nearly 60 years, according to the company's president.
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Rideshare driver arrested after allegedly sexually assaulting juvenile during San Jose ride: police
A rideshare driver was arrested after he allegedly sexually assaulted a juvenile in San Jose during a ride, according to police. Authorities believe, based on the nature of this incident, that there may be additional victims. They are urging anyone with information regarding this...
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ICE detains California assemblymember's staffer
ICE has taken a staffmember of State Assemblymember Catherine Stefani into custody after detaining him at an airport in Las Vegas. The employee is a familiar face in the Bay Area....
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College of San Mateo football player killed in Highway 101 crash
The College of San Mateo football community is grieving the death of one of its players, who was killed in a crash that injured two others.
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Prescribed burns expected to resume on Angel Island after smoke complaints
(KRON) -- Prescribed burns on Angel Island are expected to resume Wednesday after California State Parks and Cal Fire paused the project earlier this month when smoke drifted into East Bay communities. Officials say they will closely monitor weather and air quality conditions bef...
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SF assemblymember's aide, former Bay Area news reporter detained by ICE, officials say
Ho-Yin Mo, a field representative for Assemblymember Catherine Stefani and a former Bay Area news reporter, is currently in ICE custody.
News
S.F. contractors must start paying street cleaners higher wages
Contracted street cleaners will now get the same "prevailing wage" as the city's unionized workforce. S.F. contractors must start paying street cleaners higher wages...
business
SF sues over Trump's Truth Social early-access feature, calling it 'corruption plain and simple'
San Francisco has filed a lawsuit challenging a new subscriber-only feature on Truth Social that provides early access to posts from high-ranking accounts. "In today's markets, early access means millions of dollars. This business scheme has turned public trust into private prope...
business
SF deli to close after nearly five decades
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Corsagna Deli, located at 1668 Union Street in San Francisco, has announced it is closing its doors after “47 wonderful years” in business. Its last day will be Oct. 2. “Please join us for light bites, drinks, and one last chance to gather, reminisce, and ...