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'American Horror Story: 13' premiere held in New York City
Some fan-favorite characters are back for the latest season of "American Horror Story," with the big-name stars who made them famous.
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Students outraged after Stanford University uses AI to alter race, appearances in promotional photo
Stanford University is facing criticism after using artificial intelligence to alter a photo of three students and changing the appearance and race of people depicted in the image, prompting accusations that the university violated its own AI policy....
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Steph Curry makes appearance at Oakland elementary school
OAKLAND, Calif. (KRON) -- Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry visited Madison Park Primary School in Oakland to read to students and speak with them about eye health. During the visit, Curry distributed copies of his children's book, “Eye on the Ball,” which centers on a boy...
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Raw pork, beef and goat products recalled after being sold without USDA approval
The USDA said any product bearing the false establishment number "EST. 1363" should be considered misbranded and unsafe to eat.
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Widely popular SF bakery nixes plan to open second location
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Since opening its first brick-and-mortar shop in 2023, Butter & Crumble has been one of the most hyped bakeries in San Francisco. Lines wrap around the North Beach bakery, especially on weekend mornings. Even in the rain and cold, customers lined up for ho...
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Tchotchke shop chain draws ire of Clement Street merchants
The city’s planning commission will soon vote on whether to allow Therapy Stores, a formula retail chain store, to open on Clement Street. Tchotchke shop chain draws ire of Clement Street merchants...
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SF Mayor Daniel Lurie seeks review of Chinese New Year Parade funding amid lawsuit
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie said there will be a review of taxpayer funds provided to the San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce as the organization faces a sexual assault and harassment lawsuit involving its board members....
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1 person remains in water after another rescued and hospitalized in Antioch
A rescue effort is underway in Antioch after two people went into the water of the San Joaquin River Wednesday evening, officials say.
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SF resident arrested in San Bruno stabbing: police
(KRON) -- A 32-year-old San Francisco resident was arrested in connection with a San Bruno stabbing Tuesday, according to police. The San Bruno Police Department said officers responded at approximately 1:05 p.m. to the 700 block of Kains Avenue regarding a reported stabbing. "Of...
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Community leaders push for end to federal oversight of Oakland police
A broad coalition of community leaders is calling for an end to the 23-year federal court oversight of the Oakland Police Department, saying the city can take over the responsibilities of ensuring that reforms continue....
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Hurricane Polo off Mexican coast is among 'the strongest storms ever,' fueled by El Niño
Polo has grown into one of the most powerful Pacific cyclones in decades off the coast of Mexico, with a rapid intensification attributed to the warmer waters and wind patterns of El Niño. Another Pacific system, Odalys, also strengthened to a hurricane without threatening land....
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San Francisco taco shop closing after only 1 year in Union Square
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- San Francisco has done a lot to re-energize the downtown area. Among other things, it helped launch a program to fill vacant properties with vibrant pop-up businesses. However, after a period of time, those pop-ups must negotiate a lease with the property ...