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Two Men Charged In Anti-Gay Hate Crime Assault at San Jose State
Two men have been charged with a hate crime and felony assault after an alleged attack on a San Jose State University student over the weekend.
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SF Politics
SF Supe Introduces Bill Allowing Licensed Food Vendors to Use Home Kitchens
New legislation authored by SF Supervisor Jackie Fielder would make it easier for licensed businesses to sell food prepared out of their home kitchens utilizing an existing state law.
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Gundlach Bundschu, One of California's Oldest Wineries, Files for Bankruptcy
The second-oldest winery in Sonoma County and one of the oldest continually operating wineries in the state, Gundlach Bundschu, has filed for bankruptcy, three months after its sibling property Abbott's Passage closed its doors.
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SF Assemblymember’s Staffer Detained By ICE at Las Vegas Airport
Assemblymember Catherine Stefani is calling for the release of staffer Ho Yin Mo, a former reporter for San Francisco Chinese-language TV station KTSF who was detained by ICE in Las Vegas last Thursday.
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Humpday Headlines: Hurricane Polo Still Spinning Off Mexico
The person killed in Sunday's crash on 101 has been identified as a College of San Mateo football player; billionaires are dumping millions of dollars to avoid paying a billionaire tax; and Hurricane Polo is now a Category 4 storm off Mexico's Pacific coast.
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Day Around the Bay: SF Giants Social Media Video Shows Nude Player In Background
SF is suing Trump’s media company, alleging it gave paid subscribers an unfair advantage; a 72-year-old woman who died after being arrested by Brentwood police last year died of a stroke; and a nude Giants player was shown in the background of a social media video.
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Late-Night Shooting In West Oakland Injures One as Bullets Hit Nearby Preschool
A 15-year-old boy was wounded in an exchange of gunfire involving occupants of several vehicles and security guards at a West Oakland public housing complex early Monday, with stray bullets hitting a nearby preschool.
Arts & Entertainment
Chase Center’s Thrive City Is Now a Full-Time, Boozy Entertainment Zone
Thrive City at Chase Center has been designated a full-time entertainment zone, where adults over 21 can carry open containers of alcohol outdoors seven days a week, following Valencia Street’s lead.
Bay Area Sports
Local Sports Radio Legend Greg Papa Now Hoping for a Heart Transplant
It's turning out to be a rough year for the old guard of Bay Area sports announcers, and now 49ers play-by-play guy and longtime local sports radio figure Greg Papa is facing another in a series of health crises which is sidelining him from doing what he loves as football season begins.
Arts & Entertainment
Keanu Reeves Popped Into the Warfield Monday for Peter Hook & The Light
Actor Keanu Reeves, who is also a musician whose longtime band, Dogstar, will be playing The Fillmore tonight, came to San Francisco early to catch a Warfield show on Monday from Peter Hook, the post-punk legend of Joy Division/New Order fame, and his band The Light.
Arts & Entertainment
What to Know About the Fifth Annual Portola Festival, Which Kicks Off Saturday on Pier 80
The Portola Music Festival is back this weekend at Pier 80, Robyn is headlining (along with Swedish House Mafia), and there are still tickets available.
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Tenderloin Dog Attack Victim Was Watching Pit Bull For Owner Who Has Not Been Held Accountable
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San Mateo Dad Who Shot at Teens Egging His House Sentenced to One Year In Jail
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Humpback Whale ‘Rio’ Heads Back West Toward SF Bay After Ending Up In Sacramento River
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Tuesday Morning Topline: Hundreds of SFO Flights Delayed Due to FAA Glitch
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Day Around the Bay: BART's 2026 Ugly Holiday Sweater Is On Sale
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SF Gang Member Pleads Guilty In 2023 Mass Shooting That Injured Nine People In the Mission
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Former Santa Clara County Undersheriff Pleads Guilty In Bribery Scandal Linked to Former Sheriff
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Raising Cane's Finally Opens Its First SF Restaurant, at the Wharf
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Newsom Signs Seven New Laws Regulating Data Centers Amid Statewide Backlash
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New State Law Raises Penalties for Participating In Sideshows
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