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Paul Pelosi Facing Possible Charges After Alleged Hit-And-Run In Napa County

Paul Pelosi, husband of Rep. Nancy Pelosi, may face hit-and-run charges following an incident in Napa County on Friday afternoon. Napa County Sheriff’s Deputies allege Pelosi crashed into a parked car, briefly stopped, then drove away.

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Paul Pelosi Facing Possible Charges After Alleged Hit-And-Run In Napa County

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FCC Approves AT&T Plan to End Landline Service for 184,000 Californians

Global telecommunications giant AT&T won a Friday ruling by the Federal Communications Commission that may pave the way for them to end landline phone service for 184,000 Californians. The June 29 decision stands in contrast to a state order last August that the service must continue.

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FCC Approves AT&T Plan to End Landline Service for 184,000 Californians

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Saturday Links: Hot Dog Eating Champ Joey Chestnut Triumphs Again

Hip hop crew Hieroglyphics expands annual Hiero Day festivities to three city tour, Joey Chestnut wins his 18th title at Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest, and a mother and daughter are now considered missing are leaving for a hike in San Bernardino on Thursday.

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Saturday Links: Hot Dog Eating Champ Joey Chestnut Triumphs Again

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Get ‘tea-drunk’ at San Francisco’s first freshly milled matcha cafe

Family-run Constance uses traditional Japanese stone mills and serves Taiwanese teas pulled to order on a custom-built machine.

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Get ‘tea-drunk’ at San Francisco’s first freshly milled matcha cafe

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Opinion: San Francisco’s left has a growing antisemitism problem

Scott Wiener was pushed out of the Trans March last week. His opponents say it was because of his policies. Make no mistake: It was because he’s Jewish.

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Opinion: San Francisco’s left has a growing antisemitism problem

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When One Door Closes

Ocean Avenue. Photo by Walter Mackins. When One Door Closes

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When One Door Closes

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The last days of Puddle Jumpers, one of the Mission's rare co-op daycares

The city’s newest expansion of childcare and preschool subsidies has been good news for many parents, and bad news for some childcare cooperatives. The last days of Puddle Jumpers, one of the Mission's rare co-op daycares

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The last days of Puddle Jumpers, one of the Mission's rare co-op daycares

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Golden Gate Bridge fireworks: Here are the street closures and Muni changes

Ahead of the rare spectacle, Muni will yank its cable cars: Best to plan ahead or get stuck.

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Golden Gate Bridge fireworks: Here are the street closures and Muni changes

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Fillmore Jazz Festival Returns This Weekend, Spanning 11 Blocks With 30+ Acts

After briefly facing cancellation in 2025 over a funding shortfall, the annual Fillmore Jazz Festival returns this weekend with two days of free live performances, food vendors, and merchants along Fillmore Street for its 4th of July tradition dating back to 1986

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Fillmore Jazz Festival Returns This Weekend, Spanning 11 Blocks With 30+ Acts

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California DMV Orders Thousands to Retake Written Test Within 30 Days or Lose Licenses

Around 11,000 drivers in California received a vague letter from the DMV that their written test results showed “irregularities” — just days after it was announced that the DMV and other state agencies had begun using Anthropic’s Claude AI tools.

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California DMV Orders Thousands to Retake Written Test Within 30 Days or Lose Licenses

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Democratic Operative Alexis Podesta Wore a Wire In FBI Probe In Sacramento

A well known Democratic figure in Sacramento, Alexis Podesta, reportedly wore a wire as part of her cooperation with federal investigators as they homed in on former Newsom chief of staff Dana Williamson.

1 day ago

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Democratic Operative Alexis Podesta Wore a Wire In FBI Probe In Sacramento

Mission Local

San Francisco immigration hotline loses funding in mayor’s final budget

1 day ago

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San Francisco immigration hotline loses funding in mayor’s final budget

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Exotic Iris

In the Conservatory of Flowers, Golden Gate Park. Photo by John Swanda. Exotic Iris

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Exotic Iris

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Grading the World Cup: 5 reporters assess the Bay Area experience

The 49ers’ stadium marked the site of the U.S. men’s national team’s first knockout stage win since 2002.

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Grading the World Cup: 5 reporters assess the Bay Area experience

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My mom wants a sex robot. Will China or the U.S. give it to her first?

Though Silicon Valley is the epicenter of tech, the region lags behind China in production of humanoid robots.

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My mom wants a sex robot. Will China or the U.S. give it to her first?

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The Bay Area’s ‘little Narnia’ is hiding just over the hill from Silicon Valley

Forget Pacifica. For food obsessives, the best beach day is in Coastside, an enclave that includes Moss Beach, El Granada, and Half Moon Bay.

1 day ago

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The Bay Area’s ‘little Narnia’ is hiding just over the hill from Silicon Valley

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A monster stolen, a monster regained: Inside a San Francisco cargo-bike heist

After a Richmond District cargo bike was stolen on Monday, one local bike enthusiast took matters into her own pedals. A monster stolen, a monster regained: Inside a San Francisco cargo-bike heist

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A monster stolen, a monster regained: Inside a San Francisco cargo-bike heist

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In 'Absolutely Science Fiction!' at Z-Space, Bradbury and Vonnegut are together at last

In “Absolutely Science Fiction!” at Z Space through July 19, literary theatre troupe Word for Word performs short stories by Kurt Vonnegut and Ray Bradbury. In 'Absolutely Science Fiction!' at Z-Space, Bradbury and Vonnegut are together at last

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In 'Absolutely Science Fiction!' at Z-Space, Bradbury and Vonnegut are together at last