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‘So fired up’: San Francisco Fire Department graduates 47 new recruits at ceremony

Friends and loved ones beamed with pride Thursday at the graduation ceremony for the San Francisco Fire Department’s 137th class of recruits, 47 people who will now take on the responsibility of firefighting. The ceremony was held at Archbishop Riordan High School and included San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, Fire Chief Dean Crispen, Police Chief […] The post ‘So fired up’: San Francisco Fire Department graduates 47 new recruits at ceremony appeared first on Local News Matters .

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DOJ launches probe into MLB after Giants Pride Night hat debacle

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a probe into Major League Baseball, suggesting that MLB may have violated civil rights policies for apparently issuing warnings to three San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verses on their hats during Pride Night last week. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon wrote a letter […] The post DOJ launches probe into MLB after Giants Pride Night hat debacle appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Downtown Oakland vibe gets a boost as Oaktown Thursdays debuts with music, food

Live music, cheering wrestling fans and the aromas of food trucks filled Oakland’s Latham Square on Thursday evening as residents gathered for the launch of Oaktown Thursdays, a monthly street festival organizers hope will bring new energy downtown while supporting local businesses and artists. The free event series takes place on the third Thursday of […] The post Downtown Oakland vibe gets a boost as Oaktown Thursdays debuts with music, food appeared first on Local News Matters .

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A Daughter’s 25-Year Journey to Heal a Broken Radio—and Grieve Her Father

A 1957 Telefunken Opus 7 radio traveled with a daughter from Los Angeles to the Bay Area — sitting in silence and collecting dust — until she finally had it restored, rekindling her connection to her late father’s musical legacy.

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Injured bald eagle rehabilitated and released into the wild after six months in Monterey County

A bald eagle that was treated for severe injuries including signs of electrocution was released back into the wild Friday after six months of rehabilitation in Monterey County. The adult eagle was found with a broken shoulder on Dec. 21 in a backyard on the southeast side of Salinas. It was taken to the Monterey […] The post Injured bald eagle rehabilitated and released into the wild after six months in Monterey County appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Union Pacific Railroad to pay $155k penalty over toxic waste disposal violations in Oakland

Union Pacific Railroad will pay a $155,234 penalty for sending toxic waste in Oakland to a landfill that wasn’t authorized to accept it, among other violations, under a settlement announced Thursday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The penalty resolves violations of the Toxic Substances Control Act tied to a cleanup conducted in 2022 at […] The post Union Pacific Railroad to pay $155k penalty over toxic waste disposal violations in Oakland appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Nearly 40,000 square feet of new hangar space planned for Hayward Executive Airport

Hayward city councilmembers learned more this week about plans from a private jet storage and fuel company to increase its capacity at Hayward by building a new, nearly 40,000-square-foot hangar.  The facility will bring badly needed relief to local aviators looking for rare hangar space in the Bay Area, according to a city staff report […] The post Nearly 40,000 square feet of new hangar space planned for Hayward Executive Airport appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library expands to families in Monterey and Marin counties

Monterey and Marin counties launched book gifting programs with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library this month, allowing thousands of children access to free books delivered directly to their homes. Children up to 5 years old are eligible to receive one book every month with the program, which starts this June in Monterey and Marin counties. On […] The post Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library expands to families in Monterey and Marin counties appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Berkeley offers free mpox vaccines ahead of Pride events amid rise in California cases

Dr. Antonio Chahine, acting public health officer at the city of Berkeley Public Health Division, stood outside the entrance of Steamworks Baths Berkeley, the Bay Area’s sole male bathhouse, on Thursday afternoon to direct bathhouse clients to a mpox vaccination clinic on the Steamworks grounds. In anticipation of a surge of international visitors at next […] The post Berkeley offers free mpox vaccines ahead of Pride events amid rise in California cases appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Mayor Lurie announces $3 admission to SF Zoo for low-income residents

Admission to the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens has been cut to $3 for low-income city residents who show their Medi-Cal or CalFresh cards, Mayor Daniel Lurie said. The move is part of the mayor’s Family Opportunity Agenda to bring down costs for working families. “Our world-class arts and culture organizations are here to serve […] The post Mayor Lurie announces $3 admission to SF Zoo for low-income residents appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Retiree benefits, overtime rules at heart of the first C&H Sugar workers strike in decades

Warehouse workers at the C&H Sugar factory in Crockett walked out this week, launching a strike against a three-year contract renewal they call “egregious.” The 90 warehouse workers, represented by Oakland-based International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 6, say C&H proposed a raw deal: cutting five of 10 annual sick days, doing away with benefits […] The post Retiree benefits, overtime rules at heart of the first C&H Sugar workers strike in decades appeared first on Local News Matters .

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New California health tax plan may increase premiums for privately insured residents

LEGISLATORS THIS WEEK approved a health tax bill meant to continue critical federal funding for the state’s Medicaid program, also known as Medi-Cal. Their approval comes despite warnings from health industry leaders that the tax, as designed, will raise premiums for privately insured Californians. New federal rules are forcing the state to restructure its managed […] The post New California health tax plan may increase premiums for privately insured residents appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SF Public Library showcases 25 years of ‘Hamburger Eyes’ street photography

“Hamburger Eyes,” an influential San Francisco magazine of contemporary black-and-white street photography, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with an exhibition in the San Francisco Public Library’s Jewitt Gallery on view through Sept. 24. Featuring images by nearly seven dozen photographers that capture a wide range of human experiences and locales, the exhibit traces the publication’s evolution from makeshift zine […] The post SF Public Library showcases 25 years of ‘Hamburger Eyes’ street photography appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Mayor Lurie unveils 49-beam light display at SF Civic Center Plaza to celebrate summer

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie recently announced that “7×7”, a free public art installation that will shoot 49 beams of light above Civic Center Plaza, will be on display from Sunday through July 4. The city of San Francisco hopes that “7×7”, created and produced by public arts organization Illuminate, will welcome visitors from around […] The post Mayor Lurie unveils 49-beam light display at SF Civic Center Plaza to celebrate summer appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Celebrating Father’s Day, From a Boxing Gym to a Prison Prom

Overcoming barriers strengthened the bond between these dads and their kids.

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Advocates Continue Fight for Reparations in California

This year, the Legislature is considering the Truth in Disclosure Act.

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What Does Repair Look Like Today? Voices From an Oakland Juneteenth Celebration

Attendees at the Oakland Museum of California’s Juneteenth festival reflect on freedom, accountability and the legacy of slavery in America.

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‘We’re Still Here’: Celebrating Juneteenth in the Fillmore

We head to the Fillmore’s annual Juneteenth celebration and talk to a Fillmore native dedicated to keeping the Black community alive.

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Connecting With My Father, and My Heritage, in Mandarin

“Sometimes I wondered if my rejection of his language felt, to him, like a rejection.”

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Pride leaders rally for Fair Chance expansion in SF to protect abortion, trans refugees

CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN AN OUTLIER in protections for women and LGBTQ+ people who face arrest and prosecution in other states due to abortion laws or anti-gender affirming care initiatives. On Thursday, city leaders gathered at the San Francisco City Hall to rally around the expansion of a local law that protects residents from being asked […] The post Pride leaders rally for Fair Chance expansion in SF to protect abortion, trans refugees appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Pablo measure capping annual rent hikes at 3% qualifies for November ballot

San Pablo’s City Council this week approved sending a rent protection ballot initiative to go in front of voters in November that would cap annual rent increases at 3% and increase tenant rights in the city. The measure aims to combat increased costs of living and decreased spending on housing and homelessness, according to the […] The post San Pablo measure capping annual rent hikes at 3% qualifies for November ballot appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Where to watch: More than a dozen Bay Area parties for Friday’s USA vs. Australia match

FOR FRIDAY’S United States versus Australia match of the FIFA World Cup 2026 starting at noon, fans will get to choose from several watch parties around the Bay Area to see the game live. South Bay In the South Bay, San Pedro Square Market in San Jose and surrounding streets have been turned into an […] The post Where to watch: More than a dozen Bay Area parties for Friday’s USA vs. Australia match appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury zeros in on dysfunction at VTA over BART expansion

THE PROPOSED EXTENSION of BART train service into San Jose and the city of Santa Clara could be anything from a risky endeavor to a complete boondoggle, according to a new Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury report on the BART Silicon Valley Phase II project. The report, simply titled “VTA’s Management and Oversight of […] The post Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury zeros in on dysfunction at VTA over BART expansion appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Danville advances e-bike safety measure after resident complaints and injuries

The Danville Town Council voted unanimously this week to advance an e-bike safety ordinance after growing resident complaints. Under the proposed ordinance, e-bikes would not be allowed to be ridden in town parks, though riders can dismount and walk their e-bikes. Additionally, the ordinance would establish a 15 mph speed limit on town-managed trails. Throughout […] The post Danville advances e-bike safety measure after resident complaints and injuries appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Contra Costa County breaks ground on first mental health rehab center

Contra Costa County this week broke ground on its first mental health rehabilitation center, a 45-bed facility designed to provide long-term treatment for residents with serious mental illness closer to home. The Contra Costa Recovery Center will be built in Richmond by renovating an existing county-owned building on the Brookside Shelter campus. In a statement, […] The post Contra Costa County breaks ground on first mental health rehab center appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Flock Safety denies that feds directly accessed San Francisco’s camera system

License plate reader camera manufacturer Flock Safety said Thursday that no federal agencies directly accessed the San Francisco Police Department’s camera system after a police audit determined that it was “improperly queried” hundreds of times. At a Police Commission meeting Wednesday night, SFPD officials said they disabled access to the department’s Flock automated license plate […] The post Flock Safety denies that feds directly accessed San Francisco’s camera system appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Alameda County Fair opens Friday, kicking off three weeks of food and fun

On Friday, the 2026 Alameda County Fair opens to the public. At this year’s rendition of the fair, people will get to eat their favorite fair foods, enjoy carnival rides, and check out a wide assortment of animals, including racing pigs. The fair, located in Pleasanton, is also bringing in new attractions and points of […] The post Alameda County Fair opens Friday, kicking off three weeks of food and fun appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Ahead of budget talks, demonstrators push Alameda County to invest in Care First

About 50 demonstrators gathered in front of the Alameda County Administration Building in Oakland on Thursday to demand additional funding for Care First, Jails Last policies that were approved two years ago by the board of supervisors. The demonstrators, representing the Coalition of Community Care, asked for a budget allocation of nearly $130 million to […] The post Ahead of budget talks, demonstrators push Alameda County to invest in Care First appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Family Medicine Doctors Help Provide Maternity Care in South Monterey County

Over the past decade, dozens of maternity wards have shut down across California.

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New Commission Takes Aim at California’s Broken Public Defense System

California is one of just two states that provides no money for the basic defense of poor people accused of crimes.

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LA Mayor’s Race May Become a ‘Slugfest’ Between Former Allies

Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilmember Nithya Raman both call themselves progressive Democrats, but they will need to draw sharper distinctions for voters ahead of the November general election.

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VTA Mismanaging BART Extension, Civil Grand Jury Report Says

Report finds that the VTA Board doesn’t have a plan for fiscal risks and lacks proper oversight.

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Golden Gate Bridge tolls set to increase 50 cents in July

All Golden Gate Bridge toll rates will go up 50 cents on July 1, bridge officials said Wednesday. The increases include: The increase is part of a multi-year program approved by the Golden Gate Bridge board of directors.  The post Golden Gate Bridge tolls set to increase 50 cents in July appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Santa Clara County jail worker who exploited women gets light sentence

A Santa Clara County jail worker who sexually exploited incarcerated women by smuggling in drugs faces just one year behind bars. Marcos Pina Mejia, 56, pleaded guilty June 8 to two felony counts of bringing methamphetamine into Elmwood Correctional Facility in Milpitas and two misdemeanor counts of having sex with a detained person. The civilian, non-sworn […] The post Santa Clara County jail worker who exploited women gets light sentence appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Tapped out? San Jose residents face another round of utility hikes; trash, water rates rise

WHILE UTILITY HIKES are a regular occurrence for San Jose residents, an especially sharp jump in garbage disposal fees and water rates have led to pushback amid growing concern over rising living costs. Under new fee schedules set to take effect July 1, the start of fiscal year 2026-27, San Jose’s garbage disposal service fee […] The post Tapped out? San Jose residents face another round of utility hikes; trash, water rates rise appeared first on Local News Matters .

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This Bay Area Sex-Loving Commune Is Still Going Strong

Contra Costa County locals have long wondered about an intentional community in their midst whose roots stretch back to the 1960s. The group likes their privacy, but we talked to former members to learn what they're about.

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San Francisco Considers Extending Rent Help for Families

The proposal comes as San Francisco is finalizing its nearly $16 billion budget, and against a backdrop of rising rates of homelessness among families in the city.

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3 Ways California Could Speed Up Vote Counting

The state’s pace of ballot counting in the June primary once again drew national criticism. Here are three ideas that could make a difference.

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California Now Offers Free Passes to State Historic Parks (Just Don’t Miss the Deadline)

An annual pass that’s usually $50 is free in honor of Juneteenth — and to mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

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Oakland mayor casts tie-breaking vote to put charter reform measure on November ballot

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee cast a rare tie-breaking vote at the Oakland City Council on Tuesday night to place a charter reform measure on the November ballot. Lee, who attended the meeting to lobby the council for approval, cast the vote that pushed the measure over the line.   “I championed placing this measure on the […] The post Oakland mayor casts tie-breaking vote to put charter reform measure on November ballot appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SF supervisor proposes ballot measure fighting food deserts, ‘zombie stores’

A San Francisco supervisor this week announced plans for a November ballot measure that aims to tackle the city’s growing grocery access crisis and bring affordable fresh food back to underserved neighborhoods. According to the office of Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, over the past 50 years, corporate grocery and pharmacy chains have moved into San Francisco, […] The post SF supervisor proposes ballot measure fighting food deserts, ‘zombie stores’ appeared first on Local News Matters .

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‘Bloomsday’ celebrates Irish literature, legacy at SF City Hall, Muni stations

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Tuesday morning kicked off the city’s participation in an annual literary celebration honoring Irish writer James Joyce and his 1922 novel, “Ulysses.”  The event for “Bloomsday and Beyond” took place at City Hall just before the day’s journey across San Francisco via Muni with readers, Joyce enthusiasts, historians and […] The post ‘Bloomsday’ celebrates Irish literature, legacy at SF City Hall, Muni stations appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SFPD says license plate readers ‘improperly’ accessed by out-of-state, fed agencies

San Francisco police say they have disabled access to its network of Flock Automated License Plate Reader cameras after it was “improperly queried” for out-of-state and federal agencies. Police said the issue was discovered through regular audits last month. “The audit did not find any inquiries referencing immigration enforcement or reproductive rights investigations, and the […] The post SFPD says license plate readers ‘improperly’ accessed by out-of-state, fed agencies appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Suspect charged in Berkeley animal shelter arson

A 48-year-old man has been charged with arson, burglary and vandalism in connection with a fire at the Berkeley Animal Care Services shelter earlier this month, prosecutors said Wednesday. Peter Taraba was taken into custody on June 11, the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office said. No people or animals were injured in the June 6 […] The post Suspect charged in Berkeley animal shelter arson appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Francisco Police Audit Shows Feds ‘Improperly’ Accessed License Plate Data Hundreds of Times

The revelations are likely to intensify criticism of San Francisco’s partnership with Flock Safety, a leading company behind the surveillance technology used nationwide to stop crime.

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5 Things to Know About California’s New Billionaire Tax Measure

A healthcare workers union is pushing a one-time 5% tax on the state's roughly 200 billionaires to offset federal Medicaid cuts.

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Sonoma County supes OK $2.90B budget to preserve core services amid uncertainty

Sonoma County supervisors earlier this week approved a $2.90 billion budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, boosting spending while setting aside tens of millions of dollars to prepare for expected cuts in federal and state support. In a statement released by the county public affairs office on Monday, officials said the spending plan […] The post Sonoma County supes OK $2.90B budget to preserve core services amid uncertainty appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Former Rite Aid in Ukiah to be converted into 12-lane bowling alley

Sometime next year, Ukiah could have a new bowling alley and entertainment center at the site of the old Rite Aid building near downtown. The nearly 17,500-square-foot former Rite Aid on Gobbi and South State streets has sat empty since last year, and Ukiah hasn’t had a bowling alley since 2019. Ukiah Bowl LLC, owned […] The post Former Rite Aid in Ukiah to be converted into 12-lane bowling alley appeared first on Local News Matters .

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2 men face murder charges in brutal attacks on their estranged wives in San Jose

Two men accused of killing their estranged wives in unrelated attacks over the past week in San Jose will be arraigned on Wednesday, prosecutors said. The most recent killing happened Monday in South San Jose, when a 49-year-old woman was found bludgeoned and stabbed to death at a home in the 5800 block of Snell […] The post 2 men face murder charges in brutal attacks on their estranged wives in San Jose appeared first on Local News Matters .

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After SF Giants Pride Night Culture Clash, Scott Wiener Claps Back at Republicans

The California state senator took aim at conservatives who claimed MLB discriminated against the teams’ pitchers for their faith.

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Future of Kelseyville’s name — tied to killer of Pomo people — rests with state, federal officials

DESCENDANTS OF THE POMO who survived the 1850 Bloody Island Massacre still live around Clear Lake. Many can’t drive into town without passing a name that, to them, honors one of the men whose cruelty drew the soldiers down on their families. The town is Kelseyville. The man was Andrew Kelsey. And after years of […] The post Future of Kelseyville’s name — tied to killer of Pomo people — rests with state, federal officials appeared first on Local News Matters .

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China Camp preserves legacy of Bay Area’s Chinese shrimp fishing community

ONCE A THRIVING CENTER of Chinese shrimp fishing, China Camp in present day San Rafael is remembered for its role in the Bay Area’s maritime economy and the community that sustained it. In the late 19th century, Point San Pedro became a seasonal fishing village populated largely by immigrants from the Kwantung province of China. […] The post China Camp preserves legacy of Bay Area’s Chinese shrimp fishing community appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Former Hollister fire chief Jonathan Goulding named Vallejo fire chief

Jonathan Goulding, the former fire chief of Hollister, took over Monday as the new chief of the Vallejo Fire Department. Goulding brings more than 25 years of fire service experience to Vallejo, including extensive leadership experience in emergency operations, training, fire prevention and administration, City Manager Harry Black said in a press release.  Goulding is […] The post Former Hollister fire chief Jonathan Goulding named Vallejo fire chief appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Jose moves to create data center standards amid community concerns

San Jose is pushing ahead to create standards for data centers amid community angst around health and environmental impacts — though advocates said it’s too soon to tell whether these standards will protect residents or fast track approvals. At the Rules and Open Government Committee meeting last week, Councilmembers David Cohen, Rosemary Kamei, Bien Doan, Domingo Candelas and […] The post San Jose moves to create data center standards amid community concerns appeared first on Local News Matters .

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California admits using high-risk AI systems, including several it failed to report last year

A YEAR AGO, California officials had to report under a new state law how they used automated systems to make important decisions about people’s lives. They said they never did — a startling answer for a number of reasons, sources told CalMatters at the time, including that there were several prominent examples to the contrary. Now, […] The post California admits using high-risk AI systems, including several it failed to report last year appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Best Bets: Free Opera San Jose, Beethoven’s Ninth, Trillian Welch, ‘We Will Rock You,’ Lewis Belt

Freebie of the week: Visitors to San Jose’s renowned five-and-a-half acre Municipal Rose Garden on Saturday night will be treated to an evening of high vocal art. Opera San Jose, partnered with Applied Materials and the San Jose Sports Authority in acknowledgment of the World Cup, presents a free concert. Music director Joseph Marcheso leads the orchestra and a full complement of talented singers, […] The post Best Bets: Free Opera San Jose, Beethoven’s Ninth, Trillian Welch, ‘We Will Rock You,’ Lewis Belt appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Latino Winemakers Bring New Life to Sonoma County Industry

It comes as the wine industry is facing falling sales volumes.

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Mission District Street Closures to Curb Sex Work Extended for 18 Months

“Before the bollards were installed, living on Capp Street was a nightmare,” one San Francisco resident said.

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Bay Area Cities Ask US Judge to Block Trump From Cutting Funds Over DEI, Immigration

Santa Clara, Redwood City and Santa Cruz have sued for a preliminary injunction blocking the administration from cutting off or conditioning the use of federal funds over local policies linked to gender and sanctuary status.

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FIFA World Cup fans boost record ridership for public transit at Bay Area’s first match

More than 37,000 fans rode transit to and from Santa Clara for the first FIFA World Cup soccer match in the Bay Area on Saturday — the highest ridership ever for an event at the stadium there. A news release distributed Tuesday by local transit agencies said the benchmark for clearing crowds from light rail […] The post FIFA World Cup fans boost record ridership for public transit at Bay Area’s first match appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Lurie plan to save Muni with new tax gets approved for November ballot

A tax intended to put San Francisco’s public transportation finances back on track has received enough signatures to make it onto the November ballot. Mayor Daniel Lurie’s “Stronger Muni for All” tax for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is backed by a range of tech companies, labor organizations, local lawmakers, and transit advocates. The […] The post Lurie plan to save Muni with new tax gets approved for November ballot appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Berkeley City Council seeks sales tax increase matching highest in Bay Area

Berkeley voters will be asked to increase their sales tax rate to 10.75%, ranking with the highest in the Bay Area, to close a looming $30 million budget deficit. The proposed 0.5% increase would align Berkeley with most of Alameda County, including Oakland. Statewide, sales tax rates range from 7.25% to as much as 11.25%, […] The post Berkeley City Council seeks sales tax increase matching highest in Bay Area appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Leandro names interim police chief as Angela Averiett faces hit-and-run charge

The City of San Leandro has appointed an interim police chief as its top officer is scheduled for arraignment Thursday on a hit-and-run charge. Joseph Kreins, former chief of police and assistant city manager in Sausalito, was named interim chief for San Leandro on Monday by City Manager Janelle T. Cameron. Chief Angela Averiett has […] The post San Leandro names interim police chief as Angela Averiett faces hit-and-run charge appeared first on Local News Matters .

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A Queer History of The Sims

From the very beginning, The Sims garnered a devoted queer fan base that reshaped what players expected gaming.

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The South Bay Plays Host to the World Cup

San Jose welcomes visitors for yet another big sporting event in the Bay Area.

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San Francisco Will Vote on Muni’s Future in November

The Stronger Muni For All campaign announced Tuesday that it had submitted enough valid signatures to qualify the parcel tax measure for the November ballot.

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Unlicensed cosmetologist sentenced in fatal Burlingame butt injection case

An unlicensed cosmetologist was sentenced to four years in prison Monday after a woman died undergoing an illegal silicone butt injection procedure in a Burlingame hotel in 2023. On April 19, 2023, Christina Gourkani and her fiancee met with Vivian Gomez, a Florida resident who operated an unlicensed cosmetology business. Gourkani was a lookalike of […] The post Unlicensed cosmetologist sentenced in fatal Burlingame butt injection case appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Sen. Aisha Wahab advances in special election to replace Eric Swalwell in Congress

California state Sen. Aisha Wahab of Hayward advanced Tuesday in a special election to replace former U.S. Rep Eric Swalwell in the 14th Congressional District.  An outright winner requires collecting 50% of the vote, plus one. Complete but unofficial results showed Wahab with 45,380 votes, or 42.37%, according to the Alameda County Registrar of Voters. […] The post Sen. Aisha Wahab advances in special election to replace Eric Swalwell in Congress appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Review: Herb Alpert, Tijuana Brass delight with nostalgia, great tunes in Davies Hall

At 91, trumpet great and pop music impresario Herb Alpert sounds pretty darned good. The beloved musician brought his “Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass & Other Delights” tour to San Francisco’s Davies Symphony Hall on Tuesday night, delighting fans of a certain age who can’t forget his band’s iconic green album cover with the […] The post Review: Herb Alpert, Tijuana Brass delight with nostalgia, great tunes in Davies Hall appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Man charged with hate crimes over homophobic threats at SF General Hospital

A 52-year-old man was charged Tuesday with making homophobic criminal threats after two incidents at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. The accusations against Solomon Kahiviano Casperson came six months after a social worker was fatally stabbed in the hospital’s HIV/AIDS clinic and workers called for more safety measures. Casperson was charged with three felony counts […] The post Man charged with hate crimes over homophobic threats at SF General Hospital appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Fairfield City Council names Rick Vaccaro mayor after Cat Moy abruptly quits

Faced with an empty mayor’s seat, Fairfield’s six City Council members reached into their previous ranks Tuesday to appoint a successor to Mayor Catherine “Cat” Moy, who abruptly resigned a week ago. The council voted 5-1 to name former council member Rick Vaccaro as mayor of Fairfield, finishing out Moy’s term until the Nov. 3 […] The post Fairfield City Council names Rick Vaccaro mayor after Cat Moy abruptly quits appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Quentin’s $239M learning center sits empty amid staffing, budget constraints

A $239 MILLION STATE-OF-THE-ART LEARNING CENTER was empty over the weekend at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center as part of a statewide change in operations due to “staffing shortages” at prisons with open positions that currently cannot be filled due to state budget constraints. “The institution is on a modified program,” a correctional officer announced over […] The post San Quentin’s $239M learning center sits empty amid staffing, budget constraints appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Protests and Celebrations: Iranians in Los Angeles Have Mixed Feelings on World Cup

Iran played New Zealand at SoFi Stadium on Monday.

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Can Controlled Burns Help With California’s Air Pollution?

A new study finds that annual prescribed burning could reduce smoke pollution.

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El Niño Could Bring ‘Disruptive Coastal Flooding’ to Bay Area This Winter

Scientists warn the potential super El Niño could push Bay Area tides to record highs from Santa Cruz to Marin.

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Lawmakers Push Back Against Trump Coal Terminal Plans in West Oakland

New legislation would require a full environmental impact report ahead of coal operations in the state. The policy rebukes White House plans to put a $75 million coal project in the East Bay.

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To Fund Affordable Food, San Francisco Looks to Tax Vacant Grocery Stores, Pharmacies

The Affordable Groceries Act would also incentivize grocery stores and pharmacies to fill empty lots and create a fund for subsidized grocery initiatives.

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CSU Workers Disrupt Bargaining at San Francisco State as Contract Deadline Looms

As California State University workers juggle negotiations over multiple contracts statewide, unionized employees at San Francisco State disrupted bargaining, demanding fair pay and job security.

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Silicon Valley Spent Millions on California’s Primaries with Mixed Results

California, a state viewed as more receptive to the tech industry, served as an early test for how AI money will perform in primary elections nationwide.

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‘We need to save this pier’: Leaders push for federal, state aid after Pacifica Pier damage

Severe damage to the Pacifica Pier will require federal aid and a state-level emergency declaration, lawmakers said Monday. Major cracks where the concrete structure meets the land emerged earlier this month, prompting the immediate closure of the 1973-era walkway and demolition of the popular Chit Chat Cafe. “We’re here to say we need to save […] The post ‘We need to save this pier’: Leaders push for federal, state aid after Pacifica Pier damage appeared first on Local News Matters .

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After funding measure falls short at the polls, El Cerrito seeks a new solution for old library

THE EL CERRITO LIBRARY INITIATIVE — also known as Measure C — has been a source of controversy among residents. That was clear by the websites and signs for and against the initiative, which emerged in full force over the weeks leading up to election day. Despite a hard-fought battle by many who wanted to see major improvements made […] The post After funding measure falls short at the polls, El Cerrito seeks a new solution for old library appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Bay Area Juneteenth celebrations to honor Black culture through music, art and food

Around the Bay Area, Juneteenth events are scheduled to take place and celebrate Black culture, with a focus on music, art and food. Spanning Friday to Sunday, the holiday’s festivities will occur across the entire region, with headliner events taking place in Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco. Juneteenth commemorates the day Union troops of […] The post Bay Area Juneteenth celebrations to honor Black culture through music, art and food appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Francisco mayor orders Golden Gate Bridge closure for July Fourth fireworks show

The Golden Gate Bridge, used by more than 100,000 vehicles a day on average, will be closed for a fireworks display to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States’ founding on July 4. The explosives will be launched about 9:30 p.m. from the bridge’s towers and two barges in the bay below as a […] The post San Francisco mayor orders Golden Gate Bridge closure for July Fourth fireworks show appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Santa Clara dog park reopens after tests reveal no cause for reported canine illnesses

The chains on the gate to a dog park in Santa Clara were removed Monday after 10 months of closure following reports of dogs falling ill after visiting the park. Nuevo Dog Park, located at Ryder Street and La Rambla Avenue, is about 9,000 square feet and includes artificial turf and some landscaped green space. […] The post Santa Clara dog park reopens after tests reveal no cause for reported canine illnesses appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Newsom says he’s on Trump’s ‘enemies list’ as DOJ investigates governor’s friends

GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM on Monday accused President Donald Trump of placing him and his wife on a political “hit list” and directing federal investigators to go on a “fishing expedition” for a crime it could use to indict him. The Democratic governor declared that the president was targeting him because Newsom is considering a run for president in 2028. […] The post Newsom says he’s on Trump’s ‘enemies list’ as DOJ investigates governor’s friends appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Francisco health officials fret over new counterfeit pills despite overdose decline

Two months after a novel synthetic opioid killed a San Francisco youth, the San Francisco Department of Public Health is warning the public of counterfeit pills sweeping the nation. At a Tuesday news conference, Daniel Tsai, director of the city’s Department of Public Health, was joined by Dr. Christy Soran, San Francisco’s deputy medical director […] The post San Francisco health officials fret over new counterfeit pills despite overdose decline appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Hundreds flood Pittsburg council meeting to oppose data center at former golf course

More than 300 Pittsburg residents showed up to Monday’s City Council meeting in support of banning a data center development that the city approved in 2024. More than 100 public comments opposing the data center were made by Pittsburg Unified School District teachers and leaders, the progressive activist group Indivisible Resisters Contra Costa, community leaders, […] The post Hundreds flood Pittsburg council meeting to oppose data center at former golf course appeared first on Local News Matters .

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After Pacifica Pier Damage, Bay Area Leaders Urge Trump to Restore Aid

As the city reels from pier damage and the loss of a beloved cafe, officials are pushing for aid — which they believe is long overdue.

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8 Dead in B-52 Bomber Crash at Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California

Officials said Monday that emergency crews responded after the aircraft went down around 11:20 a.m. at Edwards Air Force Base north of Los Angeles.

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Aisha Wahab Far Ahead in Special Election for Swalwell’s Former Seat

Aisha Wahab jumped out to a big lead in early results Tuesday night in a special election for an East Bay congressional seat vacated by Eric Swalwell.

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‘Fight 4 our San Francisco’: Protests planned through Thursday to rally against budget cuts

An organization calling itself the People’s Budget Coalition and various community groups are rallying at San Francisco City Hall this week demanding that the mayor and Board of Supervisors restore funding to essential services, jobs, and community programs. Protests are planned through Thursday outside and inside at city hall, organizers said. “We are here to […] The post ‘Fight 4 our San Francisco’: Protests planned through Thursday to rally against budget cuts appeared first on Local News Matters .

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City of Ukiah answers: Why annexation?

The most commonly and passionately asked question that Ukiah Valley residents had for officials with the city of Ukiah at last week’s annexation information workshop was, “Why annexation?” City officials said at the meeting that the move would help Ukiah tap into a major source of state funding for water infrastructure improvements in the greater Ukiah area. […] The post City of Ukiah answers: Why annexation? appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Pat Tillman’s brother sentenced to 5 years for setting fire to San Jose post office

The brother of Pat Tillman, an NFL star turned Army Ranger who died in Afghanistan, has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for setting a fire that caused major damage to the Almaden Valley Post Office in San Jose. Richard Tillman, 45, of San Jose, pleaded guilty in February to malicious destruction of […] The post Pat Tillman’s brother sentenced to 5 years for setting fire to San Jose post office appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Recovery begins at Tracy medical products warehouse destroyed by blaze last week

FIREFIGHTERS CONTINUED MAKING PROGRESS Sunday at the Medline warehouse fire in Tracy, where recovery operations began shifting toward gaining access to remaining hot spots inside the destroyed facility, according to an update from the South San Joaquin County Fire Authority. An excavation company began work Sunday morning removing portions of the facility’s exterior walls, the agency […] The post Recovery begins at Tracy medical products warehouse destroyed by blaze last week appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SF protesters demand return of $8.9M in proposed cuts to senior, disability programs

More than 50 people gathered at San Francisco City Hall on Monday morning to protest proposed budget cuts of $8.9 million in senior and disability programs.  The protesters started outside Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office at 10:30 a.m. and stopped by each supervisor’s office, demanding full restoration of cuts and sharing hundreds of notes from seniors […] The post SF protesters demand return of $8.9M in proposed cuts to senior, disability programs appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Unofficial count shows Camacho winning San Mateo schools superintendent post

Hector Camacho appears to have won a closely contested race for San Mateo County Superintendent of Schools, after the latest batch of votes was processed Monday afternoon.  Results from the San Mateo County Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder & Chief Elections Officer show Camacho with a lead over opponent Chelsea Bonini of nearly 12,000 votes, with no more […] The post Unofficial count shows Camacho winning San Mateo schools superintendent post appeared first on Local News Matters .

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1 of 4 possible elections to replace Eric Swalwell in Congress set for Tuesday

On Tuesday, and for the second time this month, Alameda County voters in the 14th Congressional District will have a chance to weigh in on who should replace former U.S. representative Eric Swalwell.  Tuesday’s election is a special primary to determine who will fill Swalwell’s old seat until his permanent replacement takes office in January […] The post 1 of 4 possible elections to replace Eric Swalwell in Congress set for Tuesday appeared first on Local News Matters .

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California Admits Using High-Risk AI — Including Systems It Failed to Report Last Year

State officials have found they are using six high-risk AI-like systems. One year ago, they reported using zero.

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San Francisco Weighs PG&E Takeover Amid Soaring Utility Costs

Concerns over affordability and public safety have reignited San Francisco’s fight for public power. While PG&E has argued that a takeover would increase local electricity rates for decades, some advocates believe it might be the only way out.

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Court Orders National Parks Signage, Including at Muir Woods, to Be Restored

The interior department is considering an appeal as parks advocacy organizations celebrate the win.

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Newsom: Trump DOJ Investigating Governor and First Partner

Newsom took the unusual step of addressing the probe in a video — accusing President Donald Trump of a politically motivated investigation.

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San Francisco to offer free summer meals for children, teens through Aug. 14

The San Francisco Department of Children, Youth, and Their Families will offer free breakfasts, lunches, and snacks to children and teens 18 and younger this summer through its annual Free Summer Meals Program, city officials announced Friday.  Meals will be available Monday through Friday from June 15 through Aug. 14 at sites across the city. […] The post San Francisco to offer free summer meals for children, teens through Aug. 14 appeared first on Local News Matters .

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3 Caltrans employees receive California Medal of Valor honors for life-saving acts

Three California Department of Transportation employees have received the Governor’s State Employee Medal of Valor for acts of heroism performed while aiding people in life-threatening situations, the department announced last week. Tobin Hook, a landscape associate, and Anthony Coscia, a transportation engineer, both from District 5, received the Gold Medal of Valor for rescuing a […] The post 3 Caltrans employees receive California Medal of Valor honors for life-saving acts appeared first on Local News Matters .

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UCSF researchers develop brain implant that responds as Parkinson’s patients move

Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco have taken a step toward a long-sought goal in treating Parkinson’s disease: a brain implant that can adapt to a patient’s movements in real time. In a study published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine, UCSF scientists reported that a new form of adaptive deep brain stimulation, […] The post UCSF researchers develop brain implant that responds as Parkinson’s patients move appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Santa Clara County begins boat inspections to combat spread of invasive golden mussels

Clean, drain, dry and tag: State and county officials are relying on boaters to prevent the spread of an invasive golden mussel that has infested much of the San Francisco estuary. On Monday, new rules that aim to curb the spread of the species go into effect for all reservoirs open to recreational boating within […] The post Santa Clara County begins boat inspections to combat spread of invasive golden mussels appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Review: San Francisco Opera stages over-the-top ‘Elektra’

San Francisco Opera’s explosive, over-the- top “Elektra,” a revival of Keith Warner’s 2017 production, features a fine cast and a massive orchestra of 95 players, the largest ever in the house to date. The Richard Strauss opera with a libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal tells a horrific tale taken from Sophocles about what could easily win the all-time dysfunctional family award. The work calls for no less than three vocal powerhouses: Elektra, who […] The post Review: San Francisco Opera stages over-the-top ‘Elektra’ appeared first on Local News Matters .

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State lawmakers in standoff with DMV over sharing driver license data with other states

THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE wants to stall plans to share information about California drivers — including more than 1 million immigrant license holders who lack federal authorization to live in the U.S. — with a little-known nonprofit agency made up of motor vehicle administrators across the nation. The Assembly and Senate’s budget agreement, released Thursday night, withholds $55 […] The post State lawmakers in standoff with DMV over sharing driver license data with other states appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Movies: Frameline 50, SF Black film fest, Monroe at Stanford, ‘Leviticus,’ ‘Unidentified’

Celebrating 50 years as a showcase for queer cinema, Frameline, the San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, launches its 2026 edition Wednesday. More than 140 movies from 35 countries screen at the 11-day event, the world’s oldest and most widely recognized queer film exhibition. Venues are the Castro, Roxie and Vogue theaters, Festival Hub (531 Castro St.), The Foundry SF and the Chapel in […] The post Movies: Frameline 50, SF Black film fest, Monroe at Stanford, ‘Leviticus,’ ‘Unidentified’ appeared first on Local News Matters .

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‘No harm, no foul’: Mountain lion captured on Peninsula destined for Santa Cruz Mountains

A young mountain lion that wandered into a Redwood City yard on Monday morning was successfully captured and will be released in an open space area in the Santa Cruz Mountains, authorities said. Redwood City police have lifted an alert that was sent about 11 a.m. for a neighborhood around the 1800 block of Madison […] The post ‘No harm, no foul’: Mountain lion captured on Peninsula destined for Santa Cruz Mountains appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Richard Tillman Sentenced to 5 Years for San José Post Office Arson

The brother of late NFL player Pat Tillman was sentenced to five years in prison for setting fire to a San José post office last year.

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Lawmakers Push Back Against Trump Coal Terminal Plans in West Oakland

New legislation would require a full environmental impact report ahead of coal operations in the state. The policy rebukes White House plans to put a $75 million coal project in the East Bay.

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Saikat Chakrabarti Launches Campaign to Support Connie Chan’s Bid for Congress

Chakrabarti placed third in the June primary to replace Rep. Nancy Pelosi and is now directing his supporters to back his former opponent in the general election.

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What Will Pacifica Do About Its Iconic — but Deteriorating — Pier?

Pacifica residents reckon with the future of their coastal community in the face of coastal erosion, sea level rise, and climate change.

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Muni Music Turns Buses and Trains Into a Unique Musical Composition

The website assigns digital instruments to Muni’s real-time vehicle data, allowing listeners to experience San Francisco’s public transit system as a sonic whole.

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San Francisco and Marin Face Flooding Amid Highest Summer Tide on Record

Minor coastal flooding is expected along Bay Area shorelines and along the Pacific Coast, as water levels peak around 2 feet above normal.

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High tides cause flooding in Marin County as Bay Area prepares for more this week

High tides caused localized flooding in parts of Marin County early Monday morning, prompting authorities to close several roads and urge residents to avoid affected areas. In an alert sent around 12:10 a.m., the Central Marin Police Authority said flooding was reported near Doherty Drive and Lucky Drive in Larkspur. In Corte Madera, Lucky Drive […] The post High tides cause flooding in Marin County as Bay Area prepares for more this week appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Pescadero begins construction on $34M fire station to replace flood-prone building

Construction for a new fire station in Pescadero is set to begin Monday and will replace an aging, flood-prone building.  The 12,000-square-foot station will be located on higher ground at 340 Butano Cutoff. Firefighters currently use a station built in 1957 on Pescadero Creek Road, a building that has experienced repeated flooding and poses safety […] The post Pescadero begins construction on $34M fire station to replace flood-prone building appeared first on Local News Matters .

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BART to run late-night service for World Cup fans after Levi’s Stadium matches

Bay Area Rapid Transit will provide late-night train service for fans leaving three FIFA World Cup matches at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. The last scheduled BART train that stops at all stations systemwide will leave Milpitas station at 11:53 p.m. toward the East Bay and San Francisco. For late-night matches, BART is offering special […] The post BART to run late-night service for World Cup fans after Levi’s Stadium matches appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Thousands of Napa County property owners to pay new groundwater fee this December

Some property owners above Napa Valley’s 72-square-mile groundwater subbasin will see a new fee on their property tax bills in December. As part of the Napa Valley Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan, Napa County mailed informational postcards this past week to subbasin property owners and groundwater users, encouraging them to review information about the groundwater fee […] The post Thousands of Napa County property owners to pay new groundwater fee this December appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Oakland City Council approves mid-cycle budget after tense meeting

The Oakland City Council voted to approve their mid-cycle budget with a 6-2 vote after tense exchanges had council members working toward quick compromises. The vote included $72 million worth of amendments introduced by Finance and Management Committee members Janani Ramachandran, Kevin Jenkins, Zac Unger and Rowena Brown on Thursday, and additional proposals offered by […] The post Oakland City Council approves mid-cycle budget after tense meeting appeared first on Local News Matters .

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California Senate Democrats threaten to hold up Newsom priorities over climate deal

CALIFORNIA SENATE DEMOCRATS want to put the brakes on a new program by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration that steers free pollution permits to oil refineries and other major polluters — and they’re using the state budget to force the issue. In the spending proposal they released last month, the senators moved to block the program until the […] The post California Senate Democrats threaten to hold up Newsom priorities over climate deal appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Santa Clara Resident Infected With Measles Traveled Through SFO, Health Officials Say

The possible exposure comes as thousands of soccer fans descend on the county for the World Cup tournament.

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Shortages create fertile ground for compost as farmers look for affordable alternatives

ROBERT REED CRAWLED UP on a massive pile of food scraps and yard trimmings and sat down. He buried his hands and rooted around a bit, grinning at his colleague, Kirk Steed. But instead of responding with a grimace of distaste, Steed merely smiled. “Nice,” he said. And it was nice. That’s because the pile […] The post Shortages create fertile ground for compost as farmers look for affordable alternatives appeared first on Local News Matters .

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McNear: Mendocino’s low water table birthed the town’s iconic water towers

BUILT IN THE LATE nineteenth century to supply water to Mendocino’s residents, water towers have become an iconic image in Mendocino’s skyline. At the height of their use, there were more than 100 water towers in Mendocino, giving the village the nickname “The Town of Water Towers.” Water towers were not an uncommon sight across […] The post McNear: Mendocino’s low water table birthed the town’s iconic water towers appeared first on Local News Matters .

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California Scales Back Golden Mussel Safeguards at Vital Reservoir, Alarming Experts

Destructive golden mussels are wreaking havoc in California waterways. Why are California water managers ending precautions for a vital reservoir?

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Lawsuit Brought by Yosemite Ranger Fired After Hanging a Giant Transgender Flag Is Dismissed

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a former Yosemite National Park ranger who was fired after flying a giant transgender pride flag in the park.

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Expansion of American Canyon city limits takes shape, sees some opposition

American Canyon is poised to annex another 87 acres of unincorporated land just to the north after a unanimous vote by Napa County’s Local Agency Formation Commission this month. The soon-to-be annexed area includes Paoli Loop, an exit off state Highway 29, and its offshoot Watson Lane, which is home to a dozen families who […] The post Expansion of American Canyon city limits takes shape, sees some opposition appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Charlie Harris’ book Mendo explores Mendocino County’s pot boom and bust

Quipped my next-door neighbor when I pointed out that his eight-year-son shooting BBs at the deer that browsed through our yards was against the law, “Well, we never cared much about the law now, did we?” By “we,” he meant boomers, the rat-in-the-snake configuration of those born between 1946 and 1964. He had a point. […] The post Charlie Harris’ book Mendo explores Mendocino County’s pot boom and bust appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Aldon Smith, former San Francisco 49ers star, dies at 36

Aldon Smith, a former linebacker on the San Francisco 49ers, has died, the team announced Saturday. “We are devastated by the sudden and tragic passing of Aldon Smith,” the team wrote in a statement. “Our entire organization sends its deepest condolences to the Smith family and all who knew and loved Aldon.” The cause of […] The post Aldon Smith, former San Francisco 49ers star, dies at 36 appeared first on Local News Matters .

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New annex brings services to Southern Marin residents, eliminating Civic Center trips

SOUTHERN MARIN RESIDENTS seeking health, social service and financial assistance no longer need to travel to the Marin County Civic Center. On Thursday, a new Southern Marin County Services Annex opened with a celebration in Marin City. The annex, located at 630 Drake Ave., will officially open to the public Monday. The center will offer […] The post New annex brings services to Southern Marin residents, eliminating Civic Center trips appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Study: California teachers unions among strongest in the nation

California has the second-strongest K-12 teachers unions in the nation, ranked just behind Vermont, according to a recently released study by the Thomas Fordham Institute. The state has two unions that represent K-12 teachers: the California Teachers Association, with more than 300,000 members, and the California Federation of Teachers, with 120,000 members. Nationwide, teachers unions have […] The post Study: California teachers unions among strongest in the nation appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Kids increasingly turn to AI before adults for help with school and life, study finds

MANY CHILDREN AND TEENS are turning to artificial intelligence for help with homework, questions about their health and body and personal problems before turning to an adult, according to a new national survey from Common Sense Media. The report, which surveyed 1,204 children nationwide, found that nearly 9 in 10 kids age 9 to 17 use […] The post Kids increasingly turn to AI before adults for help with school and life, study finds appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Bridge collapses under vehicle near Covelo

A bridge on Hill Road near Covelo gave way Friday as a vehicle crossed it, dropping the car onto its roof beside the Eel River and leaving the driver with minor injuries, the California Highway Patrol said. The collapse occurred Friday before roughly 9 p.m., when the CHP posted its alert. Officers from CHP’s Ukiah […] The post Bridge collapses under vehicle near Covelo appeared first on Local News Matters .

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2026 World Cup’s Bay Area Matches Kick Off, But It’s No Super Bowl

The Santa Clara match featured Qatar and Switzerland, and ended in a draw.

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Pajaro historic mansion, library receives preservation award ahead of 2027 reopening

Monterey County officials celebrated the upcoming reopening of the Pajaro community’s historic mansion and library on Friday, three years after widespread flooding and damage. The Porter-Vallejo Mansion and County of Monterey Free Library in Pajaro was recognized Friday at a media event as the Project of the Year by the Alliance of Monterey Area Preservationists […] The post Pajaro historic mansion, library receives preservation award ahead of 2027 reopening appeared first on Local News Matters .

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BART approves $1.2B budget, but warns cuts possible without regional funding measure

BART has approved a $1.2 billion operating budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, assuming new funding will help the transit agency avoid deep service cuts as it faces a $375 million structural deficit. The spending plan, approved Thursday by the transit agency’s Board of Directors, comes as pandemic-era emergency funds run out and […] The post BART approves $1.2B budget, but warns cuts possible without regional funding measure appeared first on Local News Matters .

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After Measure E’s defeat, Oakland advocates look toward the future

After Oakland voters struck down a proposed parcel tax known as Measure E in last week’s election, one of the measure’s advocate groups expressed its disappointment and is now focusing on what they can do better in the future. Measure E was a proposed $192 annual parcel tax increase on homes in the city to […] The post After Measure E’s defeat, Oakland advocates look toward the future appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Violence prevention nonprofit United Playaz marks one year at SF Clubhouse

House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and Assemblymember Matt Haney, D-San Francisco, joined the nonprofit United Playaz at their clubhouse in the SoMa neighborhood of San Francisco Friday to celebrate their first anniversary in the building. The celebration began with a tour for the local elected officials. Upstairs, a DJ played Michael Jackson songs as community […] The post Violence prevention nonprofit United Playaz marks one year at SF Clubhouse appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Mateo County supervisors approve $10M to help families navigate childcare costs

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors this week approved $10 million to support two pilot programs aimed at expanding access to childcare. “This is a very exciting day for all of us,” said Supervisor Jackie Speier at Tuesday’s board meeting. “Lack of affordable, accessible childcare is hurting San Mateo County in ways we can […] The post San Mateo County supervisors approve $10M to help families navigate childcare costs appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Francisco Has Been Trying to Leave PG&E for 100 Years. Will This Time Be Different?

Concerns over affordability and public safety have reignited San Francisco’s fight for public power. While PG&E has argued that a takeover would increase local electricity rates for decades, some advocates believe it might be the only way out.

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As the Dust Settles on California’s Primary, November Battles Take Shape

Many of California’s November matchups are set: Becerra faces Hilton for governor, Bass faces Raman for LA mayor.

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San José Loses Its Only Major Water Park — for Now

Generations of South Bay families have relied on Lake Cunningham water park to escape the heat. Now, as temperatures climb, the city is shutting down the water park indefinitely.

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US Soccer Fans Flood Streets Around SoFi as World Cup Kicks Off in LA

The men’s national team was set to take on Paraguay in their first game of the global tournament.

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‘A Moment Under the Sun’: Queer-Led Groups Are Getting Outside This Pride

June is full of gay-friendly hikes and other outdoor-oriented events. Meet one group building community outdoors.

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Fairfield Community Mourns After Deadly Grad Shooting

After a fatal shooting left one dead and three injured after a graduation ceremony at Fairfield High School, local faith leaders held a vigil to grieve and heal.

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Democrat Eric Jones Advances to Runoff Battle Against Longtime Napa Valley Congressman

Jones, who moved into the No. 2 spot on Friday as more votes were counted, will bring a progressive generational challenge to incumbent Rep. Mike Thompson.

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Marin County adopts new emergency plan shaped by COVID, flooding lessons

When a mayor spots smoke coming over the hill, what should she do next? A new emergency operations plan for Marin County streamlines the way a mayor calls for help. Designed to generate a faster, more customized response, the plan coordinates more uniformly between the state, the county, cities and people in danger. Multiple jurisdictions […] The post Marin County adopts new emergency plan shaped by COVID, flooding lessons appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Oakland secures $9.3M in investment to bolster illegal dumping crackdown

PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION Crankstart will invest more than $9 million towards combating the persistent issue of illegal dumping in Oakland, city authorities announced Thursday. Over the course of three years, San Francisco-based Crankstart will contribute $9.275 million, which will be used to prevent new illegal dumping, clean up existing dumping sites, deploy AI-assisted drones to gather […] The post Oakland secures $9.3M in investment to bolster illegal dumping crackdown appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Oakland council members propose one-time amendments to fund failed Measure E goals

Four members of Oakland’s City Council gathered in Frank Ogawa Plaza for a news conference on Thursday, introducing amendments to Mayor Barbara Lee’s budget in the wake of the loss of Measure E, a proposed parcel tax increase. If passed, Measure E would have raised $34 million yearly tax revenue, slated to fund emergency services, […] The post Oakland council members propose one-time amendments to fund failed Measure E goals appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Pinole’s Holly Reese, 64, is ready to reclaim push-up world record

Pinole resident Holly Reese has twice set the Guinness World Record for most push-ups in an hour by a woman. Now, at 64, she’s aiming to reclaim the title.  “I was actually the first woman to set any record in that category, and I then broke it. Now I’m going to try and get it back,” says Reese, a healthy aging coach and lifelong athlete. […] The post Pinole’s Holly Reese, 64, is ready to reclaim push-up world record appeared first on Local News Matters .

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South Bay families organize alternative fair after county fair date change excludes some

SANTA CLARA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS leaders caused an uproar this year for pushing the annual fair date to keep vendors happy and — as a consequence — some youth farmers out of contention for junior livestock shows. The parents’ response: Fine, we’ll organize our own. Preparations for an alternative fair are now underway among farmers in South County, […] The post South Bay families organize alternative fair after county fair date change excludes some appeared first on Local News Matters .

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‘Remembrance work is future work’: Gilead commits $3M for HIV/AIDS education and preservation

Volunteers from the pharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences descended into the National AIDS Memorial Grove in San Francisco on Thursday afternoon to spruce up the green space and celebrate the announcement of a three-year commitment of $3 million for the memorial’s work. The National AIDS Memorial and Gilead, a Foster City-based drugmaker, will direct $3 million […] The post ‘Remembrance work is future work’: Gilead commits $3M for HIV/AIDS education and preservation appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Construction crews begin emergency work to stabilize damaged Pacifica Municipal Pier

The city of Pacifica announced Friday that it has begun emergency stabilization activities to the Pacifica Municipal Pier. The work is expected to continue through Tuesday. Construction crews will be placing erosion-resistant rocks to mitigate the impact of waves at the pier’s supporting structure, called an abutment, and along Sharp Park Beach to stabilize the […] The post Construction crews begin emergency work to stabilize damaged Pacifica Municipal Pier appeared first on Local News Matters .

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‘Somewhere that feels like home’: SF’s Project Restore shelters women crime victims

Tucked away in a cul-de-sac on San Francisco’s Treasure Island is a new transitional housing facility for women who are victims of violent crimes. On Thursday, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins stood outside the building announcing the official launch of the Project Restore pilot program, which gives women victims a place to live and receive support […] The post ‘Somewhere that feels like home’: SF’s Project Restore shelters women crime victims appeared first on Local News Matters .

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What Do California’s Recent College Grads Think About AI?

Some students view large language models as a threat to the job market and to creativity. Others see them as the future.

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Former USMNT Player on How the ’94 World Cup Popularized U.S. Soccer

Here are the morning’s top stories on Thursday, June 11, 2026 This week, the FBI served a search warrant at the GKN Aerospace plant in Orange County. That’s the facility where a near-explosion triggered an evacuation of more than 50-thousand residents last month. The California Department of Fish & Wildlife is celebrating the survival of … Continue reading Former USMNT Player on How the ’94 World Cup Popularized U.S. Soccer →

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An Oakland Soccer Program Helps Immigrant Youth Find Belonging

As the World Cup kicks off in the Bay Area, nonprofit Soccer Without Borders combines mental health and mentorship with the beautiful game to create community.

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For Bay Area Latinos, World Cup Is a Celebration of Pride and Identity

Soccer fans across the Bay Area embrace the 2026 World Cup as a celebration of Latino culture, family heritage and global connection despite soaring ticket prices.

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‘A Perfect Storm’: Massive Tracy Medical Supply Warehouse Fire Still Burning

Central Valley fire officials believe a water system failure contributed to the rapid spread of the blaze. No official cause has been identified yet.

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BART expands free Wi-Fi to 4 more San Francisco stations ahead of World Cup

BART riders can access free Wi-Fi at four more stations in San Francisco ahead of FIFA World Cup events, the transit agency announced Thursday.  The four stations are 16th Street/Mission, 24th Street/Mission, Glen Park and Balboa Park. BART is expecting increased ridership due to World Cup matches and related events in the Bay Area and […] The post BART expands free Wi-Fi to 4 more San Francisco stations ahead of World Cup appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Cal Academy workers rally in San Francisco for financial audit following layoffs

FOLLOWING RECENT layoff notices, California Academy of Sciences employees gathered in front of City Hall on Thursday to call for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to conduct a full audit of the Academy’s finances. About 20 current and former employees of the Academy brought instruments, noisemakers and handmade crafts. A life-sized puppet of Claude […] The post Cal Academy workers rally in San Francisco for financial audit following layoffs appeared first on Local News Matters .

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‘Bay City Beat’ radio show: June 12-14, 2026

Bay City Beat is hosted by longtime journalist Leslie Katz and showcases a unique listing of weekend arts and cultural events around Marin County and the Bay Area. In partnership with Radio Sausalito, this show features fun events and exciting happenings that you will want to get out and enjoy. To hear the broadcasts, tune […] The post ‘Bay City Beat’ radio show: June 12-14, 2026 appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Cafe demolished as Pacifica Municipal Pier deteriorates, GoFundMe raises $30K

Construction crews demolished a cafe at the Pacifica Municipal Pier after rising structural concerns led to the pier’s indefinite closure last week. Since the demolition Tuesday of the Chit Chat Cafe, a GoFundMe campaign to support the cafe has garnered $30,000 and more than 300 individual donations to support business losses, replacing equipment and support […] The post Cafe demolished as Pacifica Municipal Pier deteriorates, GoFundMe raises $30K appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SF’s historic New Mission movie theater to be renamed after director Christopher Nolan

San Francisco’s New Mission theater will be renamed after critically acclaimed movie director Christopher Nolan to honor his contributions to filmmaking as one of the pioneers in large format movie presentations. The movie theater chain Alamo Drafthouse Cinema began operating out of the New Mission theater in 2015 and the renaming is part of the […] The post SF’s historic New Mission movie theater to be renamed after director Christopher Nolan appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Microsoft breaks ground on San Jose data center campus to support AI demand

Microsoft broke ground Wednesday on a 48-megawatt data center campus in San Jose’s Alviso neighborhood that city leaders say will support growing demand for cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The project will be Microsoft’s first purpose-built, company-owned and operated data center in San Jose, according to Jonathan Noble, Microsoft’s senior director of government affairs. John […] The post Microsoft breaks ground on San Jose data center campus to support AI demand appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Frontier Airlines hopes to get lucky with new service from Bay Area to Las Vegas

Frontier Airlines is returning to Oakland this summer with its first nonstop flights operating to Las Vegas. The Denver, Colorado-based budget airline is expanding at its hub at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas by offering 11 weekly flights to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, beginning Aug. 20 at a fare starting at $49. […] The post Frontier Airlines hopes to get lucky with new service from Bay Area to Las Vegas appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Happy trails: Highway 50 wagon train marks 77th year of Gold Rush reenactment

SUMMER SLOWDOWNS ON CALIFORNIA ROADWAYS are par for the course. Families in RVs hitting the road, fishermen with boats, and truckers hauling cargo. But for one special week every year, dozens of people in covered wagons pulled by horses join the traffic on Highway 50 to celebrate the area’s golden history. Since 1949, a group […] The post Happy trails: Highway 50 wagon train marks 77th year of Gold Rush reenactment appeared first on Local News Matters .

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College Grads vs. AI; Lodi Vineyards Pivot to New Crops; Fresno Students Head to Clarinet ‘Olympics’

New grads contend with AI's impact on their future. Then, we visit the vineyards powering California's struggling wine industry.

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San Francisco Trader Joe’s Shoplifting Suspect Killed, Police Injured in Vehicle Crash

A vehicle struck the San Francisco police officers and the suspect in Friday morning rush hour traffic.

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The Immigrant Youth Finding Safety in Local Soccer Leagues

Before the World Cup touched down in the Bay Area, local soccer leagues have provided a rare place of solace for immigrant youth.

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As California’s Wine Industry Struggles, Some Lodi Grape Growers Pivot to New Crops

In a Central Valley town known as “the Winegrape capital of the world,” some farmers are experimenting with new growth in the face of change.

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Oakland Ballers to host sold-out World Cup watch party at Raimondi Park

The Oakland Ballers independent professional baseball team will host a free World Cup watch party Friday at Raimondi Park. On Friday, 3,000 fans will gather at the ballpark of the Oakland Ballers and have a chance to cheer on the U.S. team as they face Paraguay in a group stage match. Doors to the stadium […] The post Oakland Ballers to host sold-out World Cup watch party at Raimondi Park appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Tracy medical warehouse fire: Nonworking sprinklers hampered response, officials say

Fire officials said the sprinkler system wasn’t working inside a medical supply warehouse in Tracy that was gutted by fire on Thursday. There have been no injuries reported in the blaze, which broke out shortly before 1 p.m. at the 1 million-square-foot Medline Distribution Center, according to the South San Joaquin County Fire Authority.  Crews […] The post Tracy medical warehouse fire: Nonworking sprinklers hampered response, officials say appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SF mayor, Chinatown leaders break ground on $73M Portsmouth Square transformation

PORTSMOUTH SQUARE in San Francisco, also known as “The Heart of Chinatown,” is getting a multi-million-dollar facelift and city leaders broke ground there this week to kick off the transformation. Mayor Daniel Lurie, City Attorney David Chiu, Chinatown and city leaders, and community organizations held a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday for the $73 million Portsmouth […] The post SF mayor, Chinatown leaders break ground on $73M Portsmouth Square transformation appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Tech layoffs continue. Here’s why they’re not raising recession fears in the Bay Area — yet

IT SEEMS LIKE every few weeks there’s news of Silicon Valley tech workers getting hit by wave after wave of mass layoffs. So why doesn’t it feel like the Bay Area is in a recession? After all, it’s just as hard as ever to buy a house in San Francisco and the region is still […] The post Tech layoffs continue. Here’s why they’re not raising recession fears in the Bay Area — yet appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Women at San Francisco jail file civil rights lawsuit over unequal conditions

A civil rights class action lawsuit filed this week seeks to remedy unhealthy and unequal conditions for women at a San Francisco jail. Berkeley civil rights attorney Yolanda Huang, the lead lawyer on the case, held a news conference Wednesday in front of the County Jail 2 on Seventh Street. The San Francisco Sheriff’s Office […] The post Women at San Francisco jail file civil rights lawsuit over unequal conditions appeared first on Local News Matters .

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1 in 4 Covered California Enrollees Could Get State Aid Under Newsom Proposal

California is considering expanding financial help for low-income residents struggling to pay high health insurance premiums after losing federal subsidies. But relief for state marketplace customers will be limited. Here’s who may get help and what it could mean for premiums.

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SpaceX Blasts Off With a Record-Breaking $75 Billion IPO

Elon Musk's rocket company, recently merged with xAI, raised $75 billion in its initial public stock offering. It's the first of a trio of mega-IPOs from AI companies expected this year.

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Levi’s Stadium Is No More: San Francisco Bay Area Stadium Hosts World Cup

Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara is now San Francisco Bay Area Stadium for the FIFA World Cup.

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Two Democratic Challengers Make the Case for Change

Two Democratic congressional candidates attempting to unseat longtime incumbents share what they think their party needs to do to win back voters.

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Why Is California Still Counting Votes? And Other Questions About How Our Elections Actually Work

Election security expert David Becker breaks down why California’s ballot count takes so long, and why claims of fraud don’t hold up.

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The World Cup Has Arrived in the San Francisco Bay Area. Is Anyone Coming?

Hotel bookings are sitting below early expectations for the global soccer tournament, which will feature six games at Levi’s Stadium.

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How Young Progressive Candidates Challenged the Democratic Establishment

Here are the morning’s top stories on Thursday, June 11, 2026 In California’s congressional primaries, a slate of younger, often progressive, Democrats challenged some of their party’s aging incumbents, testing voters’ appetite for generational change. Reports of medical neglect in immigration detention are rampant – and deaths are rising. And when sick or injured detainees … Continue reading How Young Progressive Candidates Challenged the Democratic Establishment →

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Trump Transit Secretary Rescinds Key Civil Rights Law Once Used to Challenge BART Project

Title VI prohibits transportation agencies that receive federal funding from implementing programs or activities that unintentionally and disproportionately impact people who are protected by the nation’s civil rights laws.

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El Niño Is Here. Here’s What It Could Mean for the Bay Area This Winter

Federal officials report that there’s a 63% chance of a very strong El Niño this year. As a result, the Bay Area may experience a wetter, riskier winter.

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Napa Valley Unified board removes trustee after restraining order and censure

AFTER A ROCKY YEAR, Napa Valley Unified School District Board of Education trustee Julianna Villegas Hart has been removed following a unanimous vote by board members. In a brief presentation at Tuesday night’s board meeting, Mary Hernandez, legal counsel for the Napa Valley Unified School District, advised trustees to “declare a vacancy for trustee area […] The post Napa Valley Unified board removes trustee after restraining order and censure appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Fort Bragg installs two sets of scenic viewing binoculars along Coastal Trail

The city of Fort Bragg has installed two sets of binoculars for viewing the scenic views along the Coastal Trail near Glass Beach, the city said last week. Both pairs of binoculars are free for the public to use to view the ocean, cliffs, birds and marine life with enhanced clarity and detail, meant to enrich recreation experiences, […] The post Fort Bragg installs two sets of scenic viewing binoculars along Coastal Trail appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Bay Area officials issue statement supporting immigrants ahead of FIFA World Cup

WITH THE BAY AREA SET to host its first FIFA World Cup 2026 match on Saturday, local officials signed off on a joint statement supporting the belonging of diverse identities in the Bay Area. Backed by 27 supervisors from counties around the Bay Area and 10 local nonprofit leaders, the statement welcomed “people of diverse […] The post Bay Area officials issue statement supporting immigrants ahead of FIFA World Cup appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Contra Costa sees homeless population rise by 7% in annual count, reaching 2,260 people

Contra Costa County saw a 7% increase from 2025 in people experiencing homelessness for a total of 2,260, according to an annual survey released Wednesday by the county. On Jan. 29, 188 volunteers conducted the Point-in-Time Count across the county, accounting for people living outdoors and in vehicles, emergency shelters and transitional housing. Of the […] The post Contra Costa sees homeless population rise by 7% in annual count, reaching 2,260 people appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Soledad Unified confident its policies comply with state, federal law amid DOJ review

The superintendent of Soledad Unified School District is confident its policies comply with state and federal law as it prepares to take part in a U.S. Department of Justice review examining parental notification and gender-related school policies. The review, announced Monday by the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division, includes Soledad Unified and two other […] The post Soledad Unified confident its policies comply with state, federal law amid DOJ review appeared first on Local News Matters .

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World Cup restrictions leave some Santa Clara vendors on the sidelines

SOCCER FANS from around the world are expected to flood Santa Clara this weekend for the FIFA World Cup, bringing team chants, fan marches and crowds to Levi’s Stadium — but outdoor merchants and food vendors may not benefit from the event at all. Santa Clara has created a “special event zone” to temporarily restrict sidewalk […] The post World Cup restrictions leave some Santa Clara vendors on the sidelines appeared first on Local News Matters .

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MAHA’s treatments for autism: camel’s milk, stem cell injections — and spelling therapy

ELIZABETH BONKER IS A SILENT WOMAN with a loud mission. She wants government agencies to cover the costs of training people with autism in a form of communication called assisted spelling. One problem: Leading professional organizations don’t believe it works. “All nonspeakers above the age of 5 should be given the opportunity,” typed Bonker, who […] The post MAHA’s treatments for autism: camel’s milk, stem cell injections — and spelling therapy appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Meet the Around-the-Clock Mechanics Keeping Golden Gate Ferries Moving

The Bay Area has two major ferry agencies that together serve millions of riders. But what does it take to keep the fleet running and the ferries running on time?

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Going to San Francisco Pride 2026? Parade Times, Maps, Street Closures and Safety Advice

When is SF Pride 2026? Where can I watch the parade? And what parties and events are taking place for SF Pride? Your questions, answered.

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Fairfield mayor denied reimbursement by City Council following resignation

In a special meeting Tuesday night, the Fairfield City Council voted against reimbursing former mayor Catherine “Cat” Moy for attorney fees accrued during a probe into her status as a Fairfield resident.  Moy resigned Tuesday morning, attributing her decision to the “emotional duress” she and her family have experienced during the investigation, which she claimed […] The post Fairfield mayor denied reimbursement by City Council following resignation appeared first on Local News Matters .

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PG&E implementing power shutoffs in Sonoma, Napa, Solano counties

PG&E is implementing proactive power shutoffs in three North Bay counties and six others around Northern California on Wednesday night and into Thursday because of hot and windy weather that poses a risk of sparking wildfires. The power outages, which PG&E calls Public Safety Power Shutoffs, will affect customers in Sonoma, Napa and Solano counties […] The post PG&E implementing power shutoffs in Sonoma, Napa, Solano counties appeared first on Local News Matters .

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State, Santa Clara County sue Trump admin to stop proposed ICE facility near Gilroy

THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA and Santa Clara County are again suing the administration of President Donald Trump, this time for purported plans for a facility operated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement near Gilroy. The exact use of the planned facility still has not been confirmed by county officials, but demolition on the site at […] The post State, Santa Clara County sue Trump admin to stop proposed ICE facility near Gilroy appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SFUSD Chief Maria Su Defends Trans Student Policies, Ethnic Studies at Heated House Hearing

Superintendent Maria Su faced scrutiny from Republican lawmakers over drag story hour and parental rights, though she largely sidestepped questions about culture war issues.

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A California Program Providing Fruits and Veggies to Low-Income Families Is Running Out

Food justice advocates said that in May alone, the program served 95,520 California households.

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Solano County supervisors advance taxes on wind, gas, solar and battery projects

Solano County is a lure for the energy sector. The county’s windswept hills are dotted with 421 commercial wind turbines, 63 natural gas wells, a handful of solar projects, and at least one proposed battery energy storage system, or BESS. On Tuesday, Solano supervisors voted unanimously to catch up to the rapidly growing industry by […] The post Solano County supervisors advance taxes on wind, gas, solar and battery projects appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Berkeley approves Sunday parking charges, longer meter hours

Berkeley’s City Council voted Tuesday to adopt some changes to the city’s parking policies that will extend meter times and zones of operation. The city plans to extend parking meter operating hours from 6 to 8 p.m. citywide and start charging for parking on Sundays. The changes will also expand meter zones to more commercial […] The post Berkeley approves Sunday parking charges, longer meter hours appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Best Bets: Yerba Buena Gardens fest, Beaver Festival, Walnut Creek’s Fiesta Cultural, Handel’s ‘Alcina,’ SF Symphony

Freebie(s) of the week: San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Gardens Festival offers an interesting mix of free shows Thursday and Friday. Kicking things off at 12:30 p.m. Thursday is San Francisco multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Camellia Boutros, a first-generation Lebanese Palestinian who’s the very definition of a self-made musician. She honed her style for years playing the trumpet, oud and bass […] The post Best Bets: Yerba Buena Gardens fest, Beaver Festival, Walnut Creek’s Fiesta Cultural, Handel’s ‘Alcina,’ SF Symphony appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Mold found in walls of shuttered Sebastopol library; closure continues during remediation

The Sebastopol Regional Library will remain closed after its abrupt closure and environmental investigation last week revealed mold within wall cavities. The city of Sebastopol and Sonoma County Library released a joint statement Tuesday providing an update on the environmental investigation. The release said testing was conducted on peeling wallpaper in the staff room and […] The post Mold found in walls of shuttered Sebastopol library; closure continues during remediation appeared first on Local News Matters .

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California wants to cap business tax credits, alarming life sciences and tech industries

CALIFORNIA’S LIFE SCIENCES INDUSTRY is sounding the alarm over a proposal from Gov. Gavin Newsom that would permanently cap corporate tax credits. The proposal is projected to contribute a few billion dollars in revenue to California annually, but opponents say the state’s life sciences industry would be seriously threatened by having their tax subsidy reduced. Tax credits […] The post California wants to cap business tax credits, alarming life sciences and tech industries appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Jury finds woman guilty in protest that blocked access to OpenAI headquarters

A San Francisco Superior Court jury has convicted a woman who prosecutors said helped chain shut the entrance to OpenAI’s headquarters during a protest last year. Wynd Sethe Kaufmyn, 68, was found guilty after a trial of interfering with a business, trespassing with the intent to interfere with a business, unlawful assembly, and refusing to […] The post Jury finds woman guilty in protest that blocked access to OpenAI headquarters appeared first on Local News Matters .

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SF police release body cam video, additional details on shooting that injured officer

The San Francisco Police Department on Tuesday at a virtual town hall meeting shared more details about a shooting that seriously injured an officer late last month. Acting Cmdr. Thomas Harvey said an automatic license plate reader alerted officers at 10:29 p.m. on May 31 of armed suspects associated with a robbery who were on […] The post SF police release body cam video, additional details on shooting that injured officer appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Leaving trash around SF? Don’t look up

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors gave final approval Tuesday to an expansion of the Department of Public Works’ Surveillance Technology Policy to allow the department to use drones to catch people illegally dumping trash in the city.  The policy was also updated to implement a new camera system that consists of automatic license plate […] The post Leaving trash around SF? Don’t look up appeared first on Local News Matters .

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How Did the Generational Change Movement Do in California’s Election?

Young Democratic challengers took on their party’s aging congressional representatives, but incumbents largely held on.

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Republican Steve Hilton Advances to November General Election, Beating Out Democrat Tom Steyer

Hilton, a Republican with the backing of President Donald Trump, now advances to challenge Democrat Xavier Becerra.

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A Warm World Cup Welcome? US Immigration Policies Have Chilling Effect

As the World Cup begins later this week, match officials and team members have faced enhanced immigration scrutiny when trying to enter the United States. A FIFA referee from Somalia was turned away.

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EBMUD approves emergency repairs for punctured Alameda sewer line

The East Bay Municipal Utility District Board of Directors on Tuesday approved an emergency resolution to repair an essential wastewater pipe puncture that occurred in the city of Alameda.  The pipe, known as the Alameda interceptor, sits just below a storm drain and serves as a sewer line for both Alameda Island and Bay Farm […] The post EBMUD approves emergency repairs for punctured Alameda sewer line appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Caltrain board adopts framework for dealing with long-term budget deficits

Caltrain’s Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board recently approved a long-term financial plan to address projected budget deficits if the agency does not secure additional external funding via a regional ballot measure. The framework, which was approved at the board’s Thursday budget meeting, is highlighted by the intent to vastly reduce the agency’s operating hours and […] The post Caltrain board adopts framework for dealing with long-term budget deficits appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Moving crowds is the goal: Bay Area transit agencies add late-night World Cup service

Several Bay Area transit agencies have announced their plans for late-night coordinated services during the FIFA World Cup, with the goal to move people around the region safely and efficiently. General managers from BART, Caltrain, Capitol Corridor, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, and the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority gathered in downtown San Francisco’s […] The post Moving crowds is the goal: Bay Area transit agencies add late-night World Cup service appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Francisco water report: No PFAS detected; all state, federal standards met

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission’s 30th Annual Water Quality Report released Monday said the city’s drinking water met or exceeded all federal and state standards in 2025 after more than 95,000 tests. The report also said no presence of per- or polyfluoroalkyl substances, otherwise known as PFAS or “forever chemicals,” was detected in the […] The post San Francisco water report: No PFAS detected; all state, federal standards met appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Marin County supervisors approve 337-home redevelopment of former seminary property

The Marin County Board of Supervisors has approved a redevelopment plan for the former Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary property in Strawberry. The approval Tuesday clears the way for 337 housing units, with a senior living facility and other amenities on the 101-acre site. The former seminary property, which drapes the upper slopes of the […] The post Marin County supervisors approve 337-home redevelopment of former seminary property appeared first on Local News Matters .

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How to Explore Muir Woods After Dark (If You Can Get a Ticket)

A free in-demand night tour offers a new take on exploring the old-growth redwood forest — and an unforgettable evening in nature.

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Bay Area Faces a Weather ‘Quadfecta’: Heat, Fire Risk, Flooding and Powerful Waves

Triple-digit heat, wildfire danger, sneaker waves and high tides could make for a sunny — and risky — week for the Bay Area.

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How To Prove You’re Not AI

In a world where everything looks fake, how do we know what’s real?

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Why California Takes Forever to Count Ballots

California still has lots of ballots left to count, more than one week after the primary. Republicans, including President Donald Trump, have seized on the slow count to spread conspiracy theories of election fraud.

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How 1 Oakland Woman Is Building Community in an Increasingly Unaffordable Bay Area

An Oakland retiree responds to rising housing costs, homelessness and isolation by opening her home, helping neighbors and building community.

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Will San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan face fallout after running for California governor?

WHEN SAN JOSE MAYOR Matt Mahan announced his run for California governor in January, the news divided residents. Longtime supporters cheered on Mahan’s bid to elevate his centrist brand of politics into the statewide policy conversation. But the decision to seek higher office before reaching the halfway mark in his four-year term also drew sharp […] The post Will San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan face fallout after running for California governor? appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Oakland city workers shut down meeting, hold rally to demand fair contract

Hundreds of Oakland city workers disrupted a council meeting Tuesday to demand a fair contract. The workers, represented by IFPTE Local 21, a union that represents more than 1,000 city employees, stormed into the Public Works and Transportation Committee meeting at City Hall around noon. They shouted slogans and raised signs calling for fair cost-of-living […] The post Oakland city workers shut down meeting, hold rally to demand fair contract appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Jury mulls case of Golden Gate Bridge pro-Palestinian protesters facing prison terms

THE FATE OF SEVEN PROTESTERS facing about a decade in prison for stopping traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge in 2024 during a demonstration against what they said was U.S. support for Israel’s war crimes in Gaza now rests in the hands of a San Francisco jury. Closing arguments concluded on Friday in San Francisco […] The post Jury mulls case of Golden Gate Bridge pro-Palestinian protesters facing prison terms appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Oakland’s Measure E Tax Is Failing, Threatening a Push to Boost Ailing City Services

Mayor Barbara Lee acknowledged that the parcel tax she had hoped would bring in revenue to improve basic services like police, fire and street cleanliness will not pass.

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Team Paraguay Arrives in San José Ahead of World Cup Games at Levi’s

Many of the Bay Area’s World Cup events will be anchored in the South Bay city.

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California Helped Strike Down the $100,000 H-1B Fee. Now, the Fight Moves to Appeals

The White House said it will appeal a federal court decision striking down Trump's $100,000 H-1B fee as an unlawful tax. With a different court already upholding the fee and a third case pending in San Francisco, the fight is headed toward a likely Supreme Court showdown.

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FBI Raids Contra Costa County Tax Officials’ Homes and Office

The FBI said the raids were part of an ongoing investigation.

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SFUSD schools chief to face congressional questions about ‘inappropriate content’

The superintendent of San Francisco Unified Schools will face the House Committee on Education and the Workforce on Wednesday, responding to a congressional summons to answer questions about the district’s transgender and ethnic studies curricula. Superintendent Maria Su received the summons in May, along with superintendents from Chicago and Virginia’s Loudon County, for a hearing before the […] The post SFUSD schools chief to face congressional questions about ‘inappropriate content’ appeared first on Local News Matters .

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DOJ probes SFUSD, 3 Monterey County school districts over gender policies, parental rights

The U.S. Department of Justice on Monday launched a review of San Francisco Unified School District and three districts in Monterey County to examine policies related to instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity, and parents’ rights to opt their children out of certain lessons. The review, announced by the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, […] The post DOJ probes SFUSD, 3 Monterey County school districts over gender policies, parental rights appeared first on Local News Matters .

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THEN & NOW: June 9th news from 5, 10, and 20 years ago

How has life in the Bay Area changed over the last 20 years? These stories straight from our Bay City News archives capture news of the day from 5, 10, and 20 years ago – as originally published at the time. Explore these history snapshots and ponder how today’s news compares to that of years […] The post THEN & NOW: June 9th news from 5, 10, and 20 years ago appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Lafayette seeks residents for new downtown mobility advisory panel; apply by June 14

The city of Lafayette is seeking three residents to join the new Multi-Modal Mobility Advisory Committee to provide input on Lafayette’s downtown urban design, transportation accessibility and BART. The committee’s primary project is the Mt. Diablo Boulevard Corridor Multimodal Mobility Plan, or M3, which seeks to bolster the urban design in the multi-use corridor to […] The post Lafayette seeks residents for new downtown mobility advisory panel; apply by June 14 appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Alameda photographer pictures diverse U.S. mayors in new book

Alameda photographer Steve Hathaway, curious about the lives of mayors beyond politics, turned his interest into an eight-year project traveling throughout the United States photographing mayors in settings that reflect their personalities.  The result is “Mayors Across America: Portraits Outside the Office” (M27 Editions LLC, February 2026, $65, 183 pages) featuring 90 mayors from all 50 states, including former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown.  Highlighting the diverse jobs, identities […] The post Alameda photographer pictures diverse U.S. mayors in new book appeared first on Local News Matters .

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More Santa Clara County renters gain protection under expanded eviction rules

SANTA CLARA COUNTY IS EXPANDING the types of renters covered under its eviction protection laws — and the amount landlords will pay to help displaced tenants relocate. The Board of Supervisors on June 2 voted 4-1 — with District 5 Supervisor Margaret Abe-Koga voting no — to revise the county’s 1993 tenant protection law, which sets […] The post More Santa Clara County renters gain protection under expanded eviction rules appeared first on Local News Matters .

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FBI serves search warrants at Contra Costa assessor’s office, outgoing assessor’s home

The FBI served three federal search warrants Tuesday morning at the Contra Costa County Assessor’s office, as well as two residences, including that of the outgoing assessor, as part of an ongoing investigation. Outgoing County Assessor Gus Kramer’s home on West Arlington Street in Martinez was searched by the FBI, as well as a residence […] The post FBI serves search warrants at Contra Costa assessor’s office, outgoing assessor’s home appeared first on Local News Matters .

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Bertani becomes Fairfield’s first Black mayor after Cat Moy resigns amid residency probe

Fairfield Mayor Catherine “Cat” Moy resigned Tuesday on the heels of an ongoing probe ordered by the City Council into her legal home address and a major loss in her bid for Solano County supervisor. In an emotional letter posted to social media on Tuesday morning, Moy wrote: “My days of serving as an elected […] The post Bertani becomes Fairfield’s first Black mayor after Cat Moy resigns amid residency probe appeared first on Local News Matters .

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San Francisco Blocks New Convenience Stores in the Tenderloin, SoMa for 18 Months

Supervisors said the goal is to explore ways to incentivize other types of businesses to move into the neighborhoods while deterring dangerous activity outside of liquor stores.

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Steve Hilton Edges Out Tom Steyer for Second Spot in California Governor Election

Hilton, a Republican commentator, will face Democrat Xavier Becerra in the November general election.

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Is California’s Election System ‘Crooked’? An Election Integrity Expert Weighs In

An election integrity expert explains why California's vote counting takes so long and whether the state can do anything to improve public trust.

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San José Approves New Immigrant Funding in City Budget, With Cuts and Reserve Spending

The City Council approved a spending plan that fills a $50.3 million shortfall. The blow to the budget was softened by voters’ approval of the Measure A hotel tax hike.

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At 250, America’s Story Includes California Long Before It Was American

From Indigenous and Mexican roots to modern immigration debates, California’s past offers a broader understanding of American identity and citizenship.

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