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Arraignment Hearing for Bob Lee Killing Suspect Postponed
The 38-year-old tech consultant charged in the stabbing death of Cash App founder Bob Lee made his first appearance in a San Francisco courtroom Friday but did not enter a plea.
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Animal Rights Group Sues Park Service Over Dying Elk
An animal rights group is suing Point Reyes National Seashore after dozens of elk died from starvation and dehydration because animals couldn’t get past a fence the park placed.
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As US COVID-19 Death Toll Surpasses 600,000, Racial Gaps Persist
Even as coronavirus outbreaks across the nation diminish, experts are seeing a racial gap in medical care.
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Calif. Pair Charged in 1997 Kidnapping of Teenage Girl
A Shasta County couple has been charged with kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl from Las Vegas.
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San Francisco's City Hall Hosts 4 Weddings in Reopening
San Francisco Mayor London Breed married four couples inside City Hall Monday to mark the reopening to the public of the storied building.
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California to Allow Sale of To-Go Cocktails Through 2021
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that the state will continue allowing restaurants to sell takeout alcohol and keep expanded outdoor dining through the end of the year.
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FBI Releases Ads Asking Hate Crime Victims to Come Forward
The FBI San Francisco office is launching a publicity campaign to encourage the victims of hate crimes to come forward.
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Sonoma County to Add Artificial Intelligence for Fires
Sonoma County officials say they will add artificial intelligence technology to help fight wildfires with a 24-7 monitor to track fire outbreaks.
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Murder Charges Expected in Attack on Famed Private Eye Jack Palladino
Prosecutors say two men are expected to face murder charges in an attempted robbery that led to the death of famed San Francisco private investigator Jack Palladino.
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Crews Work to Repair Washed-Out Scenic Highway Near Big Sur
Crews worked to determine when they can rebuild a section of scenic roadway near Big Sur after it collapsed in a torrential rain.
