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Juneteenth celebrations to honor Black culture through music, art, and food

Around the Bay Area, Juneteenth events are scheduled to take place and celebrate Black culture, with a focus on music, art and food. Spanning Friday to Sunday, the holiday’s festivities will occur across the entire region, with headliner events taking place in Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco. Juneteenth...
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Alysa Liu gets her first taste of ‘ice cream for life’ at historic Oakland...

The Alysa's Gold flavor was a huge success with its namesake.
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SpaceX purchases Bay Area AI coding startup for $60 billion

SpaceX hopes to boost its AI company, which has fallen behind key competitors.
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NorCal hot pot chain to close only Bay Area location

(KRON) — It was short stint for a hot pot restaurant on the Peninsula. After opening less than three years ago, the Shabu Shack in South San Francisco is permanently closing on June 22, the business announced on social media Tuesday. Shabu Shack’s shuttering restaurant marks the establishment’s only Bay Area location.
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Remembering the Fallen: San Ramon Memorial Day Event 2026

On Monday, May 25th, the City of San Ramon hosted a Memorial Day Program to honor fallen service members. This event took place from 9 to 10 am at San Ramon Memorial Park. It featured music from Olympia Field Brass, a ceremonial presentation honoring fallen service members, and a Commemorative Field of Flags.
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Downtown Berkeley Lifeline Shuttered As Sacramento Shifts Mental Health Cash

The Berkeley Wellness Center is shutting its doors this Friday, cutting off a downtown drop-in hub that has long provided meals, peer-led therapy groups and case management to roughly 300 people each year. The Bonita House operated site at 1909 University Avenue has served as a low-barrier space for neighbors with seri
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2 Women Dead After Strong Waves Swept Them Out to Sea While Napping on...

Two women died last week after strong waves and dangerous water conditions swept them off a California beach, authorities said. The two women had apparently been napping on Panther Beach in Santa Cruz on Wednesday, June 10, when the tide rose quickly and caught them off guard, Santa Cruz County Volunteer Fire Capt. Kyl
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Beloved Oakland brewery set to close next month

(KRON) — Family-owned Line 51 Brewing Company, located near Oakland’s Jack London Square, announced Monday that the ride is coming to an end. The transit-inspired brewery’s last day will be July 19. “It has been an amazing ride providing beer for The Town since 2013,” Line 51 posted to social media. The Line 51 taproom
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Assemblymember Mia Bonta Introduces Legislation to Require Full Environmental Review of Large-Scale Coal Terminals...

Image by Анатолий Стафичук from Pixabay. The Community First Coal Review Act would prevent approval for any new coal terminals based on obsolete information. June 16, 2026 - On Monday Assemblymember Mia Bonta (D-Oakland) introduced AB 40, the Community First Coal Review Act, requiring a full Environmental Impact Report
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Guide to Fremont’s historical landmarks

Walk down Niles Boulevard on a quiet afternoon, and it is easy to miss the small theater tucked where the street bends toward Niles Canyon Road. But over a century ago, this stretch of Fremont was a film set — and the man walking through it was Charlie Chaplin, filming five movies in ten weeks. That legacy lives on at

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