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May Warmth Hits Late, Temperatures To Rise Starting Tuesday

Say goodbye to the lame cold spell that has made May feel more like June around the Bay. We're finally getting a warming trend — with a fog break on Thursday — that will extend through next weekend.

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Memorial Day Headlines: Golden Gate Bridge Turns 82

The SF Police Commission has come out on the side of Chief Bill Scott, three teens were arrested in Antioch after an armed robbery and 30-mile chase, and Paradise has become a destination for disaster tourists.

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Sunday Links: Police Union Calls For SFPD Chief To Resign

Neil Young's set got cut off by BottleRock's strict curfew Saturday night, three teens including two from SF were arrested following a head-on collision and multiple thefts in San Mateo County, and Warriors will be facing the Raptors starting Thursday.

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Prop House In Brisbane Hosts Major Sale, Selling Items Seen In Movies Like 'San Andreas' and 'Milk'

The "Prop House" in Brisbane, a warehouse that's full of movie props used in TV shows and movies that were shot in the Bay Area, is having its first ever major sale this weekend.

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Saturday Links: Russian River Businesses Still Recovering From Floods

Two people have been arrested in a shooting and stabbing that occurred on the Embarcadero earlier this month, and the Russian River is still running too high and fast for floating or canoeing this holiday weekend.

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SFPD Chief Bill Scott Gives Extraordinary Late-Friday Press Conference to Apologize For Raid on Journalist

Was it Kamala saying she was concerned? Was it pressure from the mayor to take the fall? Was it finally realizing his department exchanged one political drama for another and dug itself into a deeper a hole?

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Day Around The Bay: Zuckerberg Needs The Winklevoss Twins' Crypto Help

Dismemberment suspects were arrested in China, Berkeley is cleared in homeless civil rights case, and Glass Door is moving into downtown SF.

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Two Men Shot At 6th and Mission, SFPD Seeks Suspect

Two men were shot and critically injured Friday afternoon at the intersection of 6th and Mission streets. The incident happened just after 1:30 p.m. and the entire area has been shut down for the investigation, impacting traffic on Market Street and in SoMa.

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SFPD Arrests Suspect In String Of Violent Bayview Robberies That Targeted Women

The 52-year-old man had allegedly attacked at least eight women, all of them walking alone at night, in a rash of assaults dating back to January.

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Arrests Made, Two Suspects Charged In Outer Mission Dismembered Body Case

Police say they have made arrests in the case of the apparent murder of 73-year-old Benedict Ching, and they believe that his were the remains found in the home on Del Monte Street on Monday.

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Friday Morning Constitutional: Doctored Videos Making Pelosi Look Drunk Go Viral

Traffic will be bad getting out of town today but roads will be most clogged tomorrow afternoon, BART talks fare hikes, and City College will remain free without having to go to the ballot.

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Day Around The Bay: Suspects Sought In Sunset Carjacking

A potentially big arrest was made under heavy police presence in Oakland, the Giants lost to the Braves (again), and PG&E can't find enough tree-trimmers.

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Alleged Rapist of 74-Year-Old Woman Disputes His Confession, Pleads Not Guilty

A new twist in the grisly case of the rape and kidnapping of an elderly woman, as the defense is now disputing the confession that the suspect made when he was arrested.

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Why Not Everything You Recycle In SF Is Actually Getting Recycled

You may have seen the dire story two months back about how China had stopped buying America's plastic from recycling centers, but there's more to the story at the local level.

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Neighbors Heard Frequent Fights In Home Where Dismembered Remains Were Found

This week's story about a missing persons report that led to a welfare check that led to the discovery of dismembered human remains has an update from neighbors on the street. They say that loud fights and noises often came from the home on Del Monte Street in the Outer Mission.

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Angela Alioto Won't Be Disciplined By Democratic Committee Over N-Word Rant

Local attorney and former SF Supervisor Angela Alioto won't be facing disciplinary action from the Democratic County Central Committee (DCCC) following an April 24 incident in which she reportedly used the N-word six times in order to illustrate a point about its ugliness.

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Thursday Morning Stories: Dustup Between Old Hippie and Cellphone-Wielding Resident In Precita Park

A power outage has shuttered the Ferry Building, SF jail inmates filed a class-action suit over sleep deprivation, and David Talbot brings us a story of New San Francisco clashing with an old hippie living in his van.

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Day Around The Bay: Dublin City Council Denies Request To Fly LGBT Pride Flag

Dublin's kinda homophobic, a new study says SF is a good place to make money, Lyft adds a panic button, and a drag elder exits homelessness.

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Twitter Co-Founder Ev Williams Says Fox News Is Way More 'Destructive' Than Twitter

Speaking at a tech conference in Toronto on Tuesday, Twitter co-founder Ev Williams sat down with CNN to talk about Donald Trump's Twitter habit.

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Washington Post Calls San Francisco 'Patient Zero' For America's Urban Ills

Another day, another "elegy" for the unrelenting wasteland that is our fair city. In exactly the same vein and tone of that irritating New Yorker piece last week, the Washington Post has published a piece in the Style section all about how San Francisco has finally, irreversibly gone to hell.

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Elderly Woman Dragged By Muni Train Files Claim Against City

The City Attorney’s office rejected her claim that the city was responsible for her collapsed lung and broken ribs, so a lawsuit seems likely.

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Fire Inspector Testifies at Ghost Ship Trial That There Was No Evidence of Arson

The defense team's primary argument for their clients' innocence in the Dec. 2016 Ghost Ship fire is facing its first major test.

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Dismembered Body Discovered During Welfare Check at Outer Mission Home

During a welfare check Monday on an elderly man who was reported missing in the Outer Mission, SFPD officers found dismembered human remains inside the man's home.

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Humpday Headlines: Transit Center Reopening Inches Forward

SFPD chief Bill Scott says journalist Bryan Carmody is suspected of conspiracy, an independent panel is reviewing the Transbay Transit Center repairs, and a 74-year-old woman was kidnapped off the street and raped near McLaren Park.

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Day Around The Bay: Remembering The White Night Riots

Tonight marks the 40th anniversary of the controversial verdict in the trial of Dan White and the riots that followed. Also, an Uber/Lyft tax took another step toward going on the ballot.