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San Francisco's Prop K would transform Great Highway into recreation space
San Francisco’s Great Highway could undergo the most dramatic transformation of its ninety-five year existence if Prop K passes in the November election.
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Livermore grape grower finally savors the fruits of a half-century in the vines
As Julio Covarrubias stood at the foot of a row of grapevines in the Livermore Valley where he has spent the last half-century toiling in the vines, there was a sense that all he now surveyed was his.
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San Francisco dog may be world's most famous deckhand
Thanks to Bear’ the dog’s TikTok account he may be the world’s most famous deckhand.
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San Francisco's Mission District gift shop filled with tradition
Every time Denise Gonzales walks into her San Francisco shop Luz de Luna, there are thousands of eyes on her. From skeletons to saints, she is never alone in her 24th street store in the city’s Mission District.
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SF immigration attorney shares his political messages through song
San Francisco Immigration attorney Enrique Ramirez has spent his legal career helping fellow immigrants – while also delivering his political messages through song.
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California Proposition 36: Measure aims to crack down on crime
Proposition 36 on the November ballot is a state initiative that would increase penalties for drug crimes and theft.
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California Prop 33: What to know about the rent control measure
Proposition 33 would allow cities to broaden rent control protections.
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California Prop 4: $10 billion bond would address climate change issues
As California faces a future of impacts due to a changing climate, state voters will be asked to put up billions of dollars to aid that effort through a new climate bond on the November ballot.
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California's Prop 3 aims to reverse state's controversial marriage law
Activists hoping to nullify Prop 8 once and for all are going to the November ballot with Prop 3, another constitutional measure that would officially scrub Prop 8 from the state books and declare same-sex marriage a fundamental right.
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Artist brings new memories to San Francisco's Fort Point
Tucked beneath the Golden Gate Bridge is the slightly less famous musty brick fortress of Fort Point, an 1861 edifice built to guard the bustling gold region from foreign invaders and marauders. Visitors to the area mainly train their cameras on the bridge and not the fort-turned-National Park.
