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New Affordable Housing Complex Opens in West Oakland, Transforming Former Homeless Encampment Site into...

The once sprawling homeless encampment at Wood Street in West Oakland has transformed substantially, now occupied by the new Prescott Station, an affordable housing development designed to aid in easing the housing crisis in the Bay Area. The development, which opened its doors earlier this week with much fanfare,...
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Ex-girlfriend allegedly steals truck, crashes during Bay Area chase

(KRON) — A dramatic police chase in the South Bay ended in a crash that totaled Brian Dietz’s pickup truck and damaged several other vehicles. The incident occurred after Dietz’s ex-girlfriend, Lisabet Acosta Carbajal, allegedly stole the truck and led police on a pursuit. The chase began...
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UC Berkeley activist testifies she saved sick birds, not stole them, in chicken rescue...

Animal activist Zoe Rosenberg testified that she did not think the practice of open rescue was always legal, only when the birds are sick, injured or suffering.
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San Francisco Police Used Drones Nearly 1,400 Times Since 2024

(TNS) — San Francisco police officers launched drones nearly 1,400 times over the past year, most frequently in pursuit of car theft, robbery or burglary suspects, according to a Chronicle analysis of recently released data. Since acquiring police drones in May 2024, the department flew them 1,371 times through...
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SF: Mayor Lurie Touts Public Safety Efforts Ahead Of Major Protest

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced Friday that the city is more than prepared to handle public safety matters and any potential unrest during Saturday's major "No Kings" protest downtown. "Looking ahead to this weekend, we expect protests, we expect demonstrations, we expect large gatherings," Lurie said...
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One San Francisco neighborhood is pushing back against Waymo

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — In San Francisco’s Inner Richmond, some residents have taken noise complaints into their own hands. They’re putting up signs hoping to deter people from using Waymos at night when, according to a sign, the driverless taxis overwhelm a quiet dead-end street. Waymos are seemingly becoming an ever...
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San Francisco awarded $56.3 million in homeless housing funds

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Department of Housing and Community Development on Friday awarded $56.3 million in Proposition 1 funds toward the acquisition and rehabilitation of two San Francisco properties into affordable housing. Discover Effortless Glucose Monitoring: Request a Free TrialDexcom G7 Is Easy To Use...
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Desperate SF residents ask for help blocking autonomous cars from their street

Residents say the cars are "destroying the quality of life."
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The debate over San Francisco’s parklets: Is it time to get rid of them?

San Francisco touts itself as a progressive city, but let's be honest here: we're not always quick to welcome change. Take parklets, for example. There are those who are brave enough to ask, "Why are they still here?"
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Survivors of Japanese internment camps organize No Kings protest at Tanforan Memorial in California

Satsuki Ina's family endured violence, isolation and hopelessness during Japanese internment. Now, nearly 80 years later, she said ICE raids are forcing her to relive that history.

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