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Four people were injured in a Friday morning fire. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)
Four hurt in San Francisco fire
By Bay City News

A two-alarm fire in San Francisco’s Western Addition neighborhood left four people injured Friday morning, fire officials said.

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BART and Caltrain are adding trains to help Bay to Breakers runners get to the race on time. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)
BART, Caltrain to increase service for Bay to...
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Kina Kantor and Jomar Tagatac star in “The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin,” a play by Jessica Huang about the repercussions of the Chinese Exclusion Act, running at San Francisco Playhouse through June 18. (Photo courtesy Jessica Palopoli)
AAPI heritage month: festivals, fine art, fun, fashion...
By Bay City News

18 upcoming events that celebrate the diversity of the AAPI community

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A U.S.-made Tier 4 Charger locomotive that will begin operating in June 2021 on the Capitol Corridor passenger rail service (Photo courtesy of Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority)
High speed rail moves one step closer to...
By Bay City News

Final environmental document approved; includes improvements to existing infrastructure

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An anti-abortion activist who climbed San Francisco’s Salesforce tower on Tuesday was arrested at the top, police say. (Shutterstock)
Anti-abortion activist in custody after climbing the Salesforce...
By Bay City News

Self-identified ‘pro-life Spiderman’ scaled S.F.’s tallest building

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The festival was cut short last year due to flooding. (Shutterstock)
Concert series in Stern Grove returns as planned
By Bay City News

Repairs to be completed in time for festival’s usual start date

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Former San Francisco Supervisor Matt Haney, sworn in to the state Assembly on Tuesday, talks to reporters in 2019. (Bay City News)
Matt Haney sworn in to state Assembly
By Bay City News

Matt Haney took the oath of office Tuesday as the newest member of the California Assembly.

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Samoan tenor Pene Pati, pictured with his brother Amitai Pati, talks about how music was embedded in his culture growing up in New Zealand in his episode of ‘In Song.’ (Luke Foley-Martin, Bay City News)
S.F. Opera wins Webby People’s Voice Award —...
By Bay City News

‘In Song’ series captures the joy of singing from across the globe

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Fare gates at the Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) station at 1365 Treat Boulevard in Walnut Creek, Calif. on March 5, 2021. (Samantha Laurey, Bay City News)
BART will reinstate mask requirement
By Bay City News

Enforcement will focus on education, explaining benefits of masks

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Climate activists occupy the Wells Fargo Bank at 420 Market St. in San Francisco, Calif., on April 25, 2022. The activists are protesting continued inaction on climate justice the day before the Wells annual shareholder meeting. (Peg Hunter via Bay City News)
Climate activists call for Wells Fargo to divest...
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Protesters occupied lobby, chained to stagecoach mascot

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San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, right, is among the state’s big-city mayors who went to Sacramento on Monday to plead for ongoing emergency homelessness funding. (Jana Kadah, Bay City News)
13 major cities agree: emergency funding for homelessness...
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California’s ‘Big City Mayors’ speak in support of continued grant funding to counter homelessness

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