Stanford Law School holds forum on the rules of warfare amid Israel-Hamas war
The Stanford Law School held a forum Thursday on the international rules of war, which comes as the truce between Israel and Hamas has been extended for an eighth day.
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2 KNBR sports radio hosts let go, nightly show canceled, report says
Bay Area sports radio station KNBR reportedly has let go two hosts and canceled its nightly call-in show.
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Lawyers of man accused in CashApp founder's slaying ask for change of venue
The man accused of killing CashApp founder Bob Lee in San Francisco was back in court Thursday, where his attorney blasted the publication of a photo taken of the defendant behind bars.
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Elderly SF man charged for deadly DUI crash that killed world champion cyclist
An 81-year-old man was charged for allegedly killing a world champion cyclist with his vehicle while driving drunk in San Francisco in April, federal prosecutors said.
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SF Caltrain station shuts down after man climbs power pole
The Caltrain station at Fourth and King in San Francisco was shut down Thursday morning after a man climbed a power pole, according to the rail agency.
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NASA launches Power to Explore writing contest
NASA is launching future dreams with its Power to Explore student challenge, a writing contest calling on kids to imagine their own nuclear powered space mission.
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Bay Area Jewish community says it feels ‘guarded relief' over release of hostages
While the Bay Area Jewish community says it’s relieved to see Hamas releasing some hostages as of Thursday, they’re keeping the over 150 still held hostage in their minds.
