Bay Area Veterans’ Story Inspires Maker Of SPAM To Create “Tables Of Honor”
This story begins in a recent past that somehow now feels like ancient history; back in the days when we were able to gather to eat in crowded restaurants. It
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Fake QR Codes Can Expose Your Phone to Hackers. Here’s How to Protect It
You’ve likely seen at least one QR code today. They’re found on product packaging, in restaurants, and at gas stations. They look like this: QR stands for “quick response.” Scanning
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Police Search for Man Who Tried to Sexually Assault Woman as She Slept Next to Her Husband
Police Friday circulated a composite drawing of a man wanted for allegedly entering a Van Nuys home and trying to sexually assault a woman. The crime occurred on Aug. 24
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7-Acre Waterfront Park Unveiled in Dogpatch Neighborhood, Sea Level Rise Protections in Place
San Francisco city officials joined the Port of San Francisco on Wednesday to announce the opening of Crane Cove Park, a new seven-acre park along the Bay in San Francisco’s
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California projects large increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations, but not in Bay Area
With California state officials seeing “early signs” of increased coronavirus spread, the state’s modeling system projects a dramatic increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations by the end of October. During a virtual
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SF reopens live outdoor music and entertainment
For the past six months, San Francisco’s beloved music venues have remained shuttered, with no end in sight. Finally, live entertainment has made it into the city’s reopening plan: On
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Human Skull, Other Remains Found on Trail Above Lake Tahoe
Carson City sheriff’s deputies are investigating the discovery of a human skull along a popular mountain biking trail at Lake Tahoe. The sheriff’s office says bicyclists at Lake Tahoe State
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Local Teens Share Their Love Of STEM With Kids With Disabilities
Santa Clara High School senior Nithila Poongovan has lived around the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects all her life. She started working with robotics teams in sixth grade
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Anderson Dam, Reservoir by Morgan Hill Set to Close for Decade-Long Upgrade
As the COVID-19 pandemic continually forces Latino heritage celebrations to be canceled, Carnaval San Francisco organizers are turning their attention to addressing the crisis which is disproportionately plaguing the community. “We
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Frustrated Business Owners Want Santa Clara County To Follow State’s ‘Red Tier’ Reopening Guidelines
A group of business owners and at least a half dozen chambers of commerce across Santa Clara County are coming together to urge county leaders to relax COVID-19 restrictions or put
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