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Donnie Wahlberg says he survived plane skidding incident
Donnie Wahlberg is speaking out after he said he survived a failed plane takeoff Sunday.
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National Guard member injured in DC shooting, police say
Police said they were investigating a shooting near the 400 block of 8th Street SE.
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Charging phone bursts into flames at SF home, 2 hospitalized
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Two people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation after a charging cell phone burst into flames inside a San Francisco home Monday morning, according to the San Francisco Fire Department. The occupants of the home at 50 Corona St. reported the fire at 5:49...
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Anthropic commits 5% of its stock to a new 'public benefit' fund
Anthropic said Sunday it is committing 5% of its shares to a new “public benefit” fund, with the fund's worth potentially increasing as its shares grow in value....
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Cool Monday in Bay Area
(BCN) -- Monday in the Bay Area calls for cool conditions with cloud cover across the region until dark, according to the National Weather Service. Daytime highs will be mostly in the low to mid 60s on the coast, low to high 70s around the bay, and in the mid 60s to high 70s inla...
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A Warriors epilogue season
One way or another, this season will tease to whatever comes next for Golden State.
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Everyone in San Francisco has an AI agent now. Privacy be damned
It’s cute, helpful, and wants your credit card info: Welcome to the personal AI agent craze being embraced by techies.
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What Nancy Pelosi’s midterms calendar says about her parting legacy
The former House speaker has been crisscrossing the country to stump for Democrats in the midterms, despite stepping down from leadership in late 2023....
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SF’s biggest Thai debut of the year is also its biggest letdown
The Bangkok chef behind two Michelin-starred restaurants opened Saam in SoMa with big ambitions. But high prices and underwhelming dishes make for a disappointing debut....
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‘I would do it again’: Man stabbed on Muni for protecting women has no regrets
Bobby Meza tried to stop an alleged sexual battery on Muni, then got slashed with a knife, then jailed. He says he’d do it all again.
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SFPD’s new drone rules ban mass surveillance. Critics say they’re too vague
The policies approved by the Police Commission bar monitoring protests, for example, but there are many ways police can still watch.
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‘Ballhalla’ was almost an afterthought. Now it’s the Valkyries’ feared Finals fortress
The Chase Center nickname now stands for one of the most distinctive home-court advantages in basketball.