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Scott Wiener, a Democratic state senator running to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress, said he was chased away from the march.
Firefighters said they were assisted by U.S. Park Police and National Park Service rangers.
Two officers were assaulted and received medical treatment for non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
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A suspect was arrested after a shooting near Pride festivities left one person injured, police said.
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Automatic gates in San Francisco often require Knox access to meet fire code and ensure emergency responders can enter quickly.
The team has been heavily scrutinized since several players appeared on the mound with bible verses on their Pride Night caps.
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The historic shop has nearly 3,500 five-star reviews, according to Yelp.
Police said the victim repeatedly asked to go home before officers stopped the vehicle.
Police say they also arrested an armed man who had arranged to meet with a decoy prostitute.
The man is also suspected of trying to recruit the minor to work as a sex worker for him, prosecutors said.
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Pigs that were being hauled by the semi could be heard squealing at the scene.
Lendeborg, 23, transferred to Michigan for the 2025-26 season and led the Wolverines in scoring with 15.6 points in 40 games.
An online video shows the driver speeding through the grass at the park.
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"Please respect the rules while enjoying San Francisco’s beautiful views," fire officials said.
Veterans led service projects in 13 countries throughout the month of May.
Seven French, American and Mediterranean restaurants owned by the same hospitality group announced Monday that they will close this week.
The juvenile coyote was stuck inside the home since Thursday, according to Animal Care & Control officials.
California only allows fireworks labeled "safe and sane," meaning they are ground-based, non-explosive and not intended for launch.
Drivers with fast FasTrak are currently paying $9.75.
Average delay times have quadrupled this year, according to a report from the San Francisco Chronicle.
Took a break from the news this weekend? Worry not. We've rounded up some of the stories you missed in NorCal over the long weekend.
The incident started when the man spray-painted homophobic slurs on a building in San Francisco's Castro District, authorities said.
The display, "7x7," was created and produced by public arts organization Illuminate.
Three people were arrested during an auto burglary investigation in San Francisco.
Seven community-driven park improvement projects across San Francisco are moving forward.
"Let's go, USA. Let's go, San Francisco!" — San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie.
Judith Wyler Sheldon, daughter of Oscar-winning director William Wyler, and her husband were found dead Monday, authorities said.
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"‘Cinema on the Square’ is quickly becoming a new San Francisco tradition that we can all look forward to experiencing," a supervisor said.
The lawsuit seeks to stop the sale of the property.
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