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Major street closures in San Francisco's Chinatown start this weekend
San Francisco’s Chinatown has three construction projects happening, all less than a mile of each other, in the next couple of years.
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‘It's hard to be here, but we are here': SF Black Wall Street expands its mission
A nonprofit in the Bay Area wants to expand in hopes of preserving Black culture and businesses.
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Monthly San Francisco Chinatown Night Market adds free Mahjong play
Every second Friday of the month through October, the BeChinatown Night Market will take place with the added addition of “Mahjong on Waverly.”
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Head of San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce resigns amid scandalous legal disputes
The President of the San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Donald Luu, has resigned from his influential position amid a legal dispute rocking one of the oldest Chinese American business organizations in the United States.
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San Francisco man's mission to live affordably in the city
A recent San Francisco transplant is on a mission to live affordably in the city.
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Hall of Famer Chris Wondolowski on what makes the World Cup special
NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai went one on one with Bay Area soccer legend Chris “Wondo” Wondolowski.
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Oakland man's soccer academy builds the next generation of players
Founded in Oakland by Ethiopian immigrant Nigus Solomon, Golden Boot Academy trains professional athletes like U.S. women’s soccer star Naomi Girma.
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East Bay family's deep ties with the Oakland Roots soccer team
In the East Bay, one family’s bond with the Oakland Roots soccer team goes beyond the field.
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Diego Luna's passion for fútbol starts with family
Passion for the game of soccer starts at home. For one South Bay family, fútbol is what they do and who they are.
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Exclusive: Cain Velasquez sits down for first TV interview since release from prison
Former UFC champion Cain Velasquez sat down with NBC Bay Area for his first television interview since serving time in prison for attempted murder.
