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21 April 2017 / SF News / Caleb Pershan

Day around The Bay: Science Marchers Synchronize Watches, Hit Streets Tomorrow



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  • SF Pride announces its theme, which will highlight immigration and civil rights, and its grand marshals. [BAR] [SFWeekly]

  • CA judges aren't allowed to invest in pot according to an ethics committee. [SFGate]

  • Oculus guy Palmer Luckey, who finally left Facebook after he was basically disappeared by the company, returns to the scene with a cool Obi-Wan immortality quote, is definitely normal and good. [CNet]

  • Uber’s sexual harassment report will drop in May, presumably late on a Friday evening. [Cnet]

  • SF Science Rally & March on Market Street plus a Science Fair at Civic Center is tomorrow, Saturday. [KQED]

  • The UC system alleges it's uncovered a scheme that illegally took $12 million via its student health plan. [DailyCal]

  • The SF Cable car operator charged with pocketing fares cable car operator had extensive criminal past, 32K in home. [ABC7]

  • A San Leandro couple allegedly tried to shoot a baby, the man's son from another relationship in a McDonald's. [Chron]

  • SFO Panel leans toward naming Terminal 1 after Milk, Feinstein mulled for International terminal. [BAR]

  • BART hires a somewhat disgraced Santa Ana police chief as its new police chief. [Chron]

  • The FBI will pay an anti-war SF-based magazine restitution for investigating it. [Chron]

  • Wikipedia’s method for sorting good sources from dubious ones is “a mess." [The Outline]

  • Will Hearst weighs in on Citizen Kane, loosely based on his granddad, but he still digs it. [Chron]

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