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Cruise ship docks in San Francisco with multiple COVID cases

SAN FRANCISCO - A cruise ship returned to San Francisco from the Panama Canal on Sunday morning, with multiple positive COVID cases.According to cruise officials, the Ruby Princess returned from a 15-day Panama Canal cruise Sunday morning, bringing with it multiple passengers who tested positive for COVID.The ship is scheduled to depart Sunday afternoon for a 15-day cruise to Hawaii.SEE ALSO: US team capsizes catamaran in San Francisco Bay ahead of $1 million racePrincess Cruise said the guest and crew vaccination rates were at 100%.

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NHTSA updates its safety guidelines for people in self-driving cars

A Cruise vehicle in San Francisco, California, U.S. Cruise LLC, a self-driving car startup is offering free rides to non-employees in San Francisco.

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1 woman dead in San Francisco homeless encampment overpass fire

SAN FRANCISCO - A woman is dead and three others are in critical condition Wednesday morning after a fire in an overpass at a homeless encampment in San Francisco. The fire broke out in a confined space at around 1:15 a.m. inside an onramp at Bosworth Street and southbound Interstate 280.Initially three adults were rescued – all of them in critical condition.

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California bakery hiring paid 'doughnut enthusiast' to photograph, sample tasty treats

SAN FRANCISCO - Calling all doughnut lovers! A California bakery known for its high-quality treats is looking to hire a "doughnut enthusiast content intern" — which includes sampling and photographing the thousands of doughnuts it makes each day. Johnny Doughnuts, a San Francisco-based chain named one of the Food Network’s top five doughnut shops in the U.S., is on the hunt for a content creator and "social media savant." The person will create weekly photo and video content for the shop’s Instagram and other social media accounts — as well as help brainstorm new ideas. "While Instagram has been our bread-and-butter platform (pun intended), TikTok enthusiasts are welcome and we value your insights as active creators," the job description reads, noting how the selected candidate must have a keen understanding of cross-promotional opportunities within the growing #FoodTok community. The selected candidate will photograph in-store displays, as well as new and seasonal flavors."They might even get a chance to taste some of Johnny's newest creations in the kitchen," Craig Blum, the founder of Johnny Doughnuts told Business Insider, which noted how the shop hand makes 3,500 doughnuts each day.FILE - Chocolate glazed doughnuts with colorful sprinkles and icing on top are shown in a file image. (Photo by Dünzlullstein bild via Getty Images) The job pays $17.50 per hour and can be used as college credit if needed. The applicant must have one to two years of photography experience and be familiar with editing software and design tools like Photoshop, Lightroom and Canva.

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1 dead in San Francisco homeless encampment overpass fire

(Twitter, SFFDPIO) SAN FRANCISCO - One person is dead and three others are in critical condition Wednesday morning after a fire in an overpass at a homeless encampment in San Francisco. The fire broke out in a confined space just after midnight inside an onramp at the Bosworth Street onramp to southbound Interstate 280. Initially three adults were rescued – all of them in critical condition. But it took firefighters more than two hours to rescue the fourth person.

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Legal questions mount amid San Francisco rape kit DNA case

SAN FRANCISCO - Every day, DNA is routed through local, state and federal databases to identify suspected criminals. A technological breakthrough that’s allowed law enforcement to solve unprecedented numbers of crimes, its use has simultaneously garnered praise along with major privacy concerns.But this week’s revelation that the San Francisco police crime lab used a sexual assault victim’s DNA against her in an unrelated property crime case — and the allegation that it may be a common practice in California — has prompted a national outcry among law enforcement, legal experts, lawmakers and advocates.Police investigators allegedly used a sexual assault victim’s DNA, collected as part of a rape kit in 2016, to tie her to a burglary in late 2021, according to District Attorney Chesa Boudin.

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Ex-Air Force sergeant to plead guilty in killing of federal security officer in Oakland

This booking photo from the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office shows Steven Carrillo on June 7, 2020. Photo: Santa Cruz Sheriff's Office SAN FRANCISCO - A former U.S.

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US COVID-19 death toll hits 900,000, sped by omicron

COVID-19 hit 900,000 on Friday, less than two months after eclipsing 800,000.The two-year total, as compiled by Johns Hopkins University, is greater than the population of Indianapolis, San Francisco, or Charlotte, North Carolina.The milestone comes more than 13 months into a vaccination drive that has been beset by misinformation and political and legal strife, though the shots have proved safe and highly effective at preventing serious illness and death."It is an astronomically high number. If you had told most Americans two years ago as this pandemic was getting going that 900,000 Americans would die over the next few years, I think most people would not have believed it," said Dr. Ashish K.

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Aunt throws San Francisco nephew a birthday limo surprise in heartwarming, viral video

SAN FRANCISCO - A Bay Area woman has been receiving a lot of attention and an outpouring of praise for a touching birthday surprise she sprung on her nephew for his 10th birthday.Video posted by Nita Fisher last Thursday, showed her nephew Dante Johnson at the end of his school day outside Bessie Carmichael School in San Francisco. He was seen casually walking down the sidewalk with his mother, when his aunt launched her surprise.

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Super Bowl LVI: Everything you need to know

LOS ANGELES - As the NFL playoff season draws closer to an end, football fans are setting their sights on Super Bowl LVI.Super Bowl LVI is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022.Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m.

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McDonald's testing McPlant at about 600 new locations

McDonald's will expand its test of the McPlant burger to 600 locations in San Francisco and Dallas-Fort Worth. (McDonald's) The McPlant is taking root across parts of the United States.Late last year, McDonald’s began testing a new plant-based burger at eight locations across four states.

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Watch: FedEx driver hurls package onto porch without leaving truck

SAN FRANCISCO - A FedEx driver threw a package onto a front porch in San Francisco without even getting out of the delivery truck.The driver’s toss was caught on the doorbell camera of the package’s recipient earlier this month."I was having dinner with my family when we heard a loud bang at our door. We thought someone was trying to break in through the glass window," said the source, who asked to remain anonymous. "I went downstairs to see the package on the doorstep and the FedEx truck around the corner.

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San Francisco mayor proposes broader police access to surveillance video in light of mass retail thefts

Shattered glass at the Louis Vuitton store in San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO - On the heels of high profile retail crimes in San Francisco’s Union Square, Mayor London Breed is proposing to allow the police more leeway to monitor surveillance cameras in real time and track the fencing of stolen goods on the streets.Breed announced a proposal Tuesday to lift the limits on San Francisco officers watching live surveillance feeds from cameras around city, allowing them to tap into video whenever a crime has occurred.

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San Francisco restaurant now apologizes for asking armed police officers to leave

SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco restaurant that ignited a social media debate when the owner and staff asked three armed police officers in uniform to leave because their weaponized dress made them feel uncomfortable has now apologized for the request, acknowledging that it handled the situation "badly."In an Instagram post on Sunday, Rachel Sillcocks and Kristina Liedags Compton, co-owners of Hilda and Jesse in North Beach, wrote a mea culpa after getting battered on social media – and in Yelp reviews – for asking the officers to leave their restaurant last week. "We made a mistake and apologize for the unfortunate incident on Friday when we asked members of the San Francisco Police Department to leave our restaurant," they said in their

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San Francisco restaurant asks armed police officers to leave; chief says request is disappointing

SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco restaurant has ignited a social media debate when the owner and staff asked three uniformed and armed police officers to leave saying their weaponized dress made them feel uncomfortable.In response, the police chief tweeted that he was disappointment and discouraged with the anti-welcoming post. The public conversation comes at a time when the nation is grappling with a defund the police movement on the one hand, and an opposing call for increased officers to deal with a rising number of homicides and retail thefts on the other. The controversy was kicked off when the staff at Hida and Jesse in North Beach posted on Instagram what happened from their point of view when three officers walked in to the

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Zodiac Killer may be unmasked as cold case team finds 'goldmine' of evidence

(Original Caption) San Francisco: San Francisco police circulated this composite of the Bay Area's "Zodiac" killer. At left is a drawing from witnesses to slaying of a cab driver in San Francisco.

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Couple’s $86M award in Monsanto pesticide case stands

SAN FRANCISCO - California’s highest court rejected on Wednesday a challenge by Monsanto Co.’s to $86.2 million in damages to a couple who developed cancer after spraying the company’s Roundup weed-killer in their yards for three decades.The state Supreme Court’s denial of review upholds an appeals court’s ruling in favor of Alva and Alberta Pilliod of Livermore.The First District Court of Appeal in San Francisco found in a 2-1 ruling in August that Monsanto was at fault for knowingly marketing a product whose active ingredient, glyphosate, could be dangerous.Monsanto’s parent company, Bayer, said it disagreed with the high court’s decision."We continue to stand strongly behind the safety of Roundup, a position supported by assessments of

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Amazon settles California case accusing it of concealing COVID cases from workers

SAN FRANCISCO - Amazon will pay $500,000 as part of a settlement reached with California's attorney general who had accused the retail giant of illegally withholding information about COVID cases from its workers. Amazon workers were left in the dark about the prevalence of COVID cases at warehouses around the state throughout the pandemic, state Attorney General Rob Bonta said Monday morning in San Francisco. The company failed to share legally required information, Bonta said. "This led to workers not knowing if they had been exposed to two, 20, or even 200 cases of COVID-19," Bonta said.

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Subway tuna sandwiches contain chicken, pork and cattle, latest lawsuit claims

SAN FRANCISCO - A third lawsuit accusing Subway of deceiving the public about its tuna products said lab testing shows they contain animal proteins such as chicken, pork and cattle, and not the advertised "100% tuna."Plaintiffs Karen Dhanowa and Nilima Amin filed this latest version of their proposed class action Nov. 8 in the federal court in San Francisco, near their homes in Alameda County.

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DoorDash launches ‘SafeDash’ app features to better protect drivers

SAN FRANCISCO - DoorDash is launching new features to its app to help its drivers feel safer while driving. The San-Francisco-based food ordering and delivery company announced Wednesday the rollout of SafeDash — a new in-app toolkit powered by security company ADT — that comes with two new features: "safety reassurance call" and "emergency assistance button."Under the new system, DoorDash drivers (or Dashers as the company likes to refer to them) can quickly and easily connect with a security agent through its app if they feel unsafe in a situation. The agent will call the Dasher and remain on the phone until the driver feels safe.

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DA charges San Francisco police officer with manslaughter for 2017 shooting

SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco police officer on Tuesday was charged with the death of a man he shot over restraining order papers in 2017 and died three years later, the District Attorney announced. Officer Kenneth Cha shot Sean Moore on Jan. 6, 2017.

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Jimmy Garoppolo, 49ers hand Eagles first loss of season, 17-11

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - SEPTEMBER 19: Tight end George Kittle #85 of the San Francisco 49ers looks to avoid a tackle by linebacker Eric Wilson #50 of the Philadelphia Eagles during the second half at Lincoln Financial Field on September 19, 2021 PHILADELPHIA - A nine minute touchdown drive that bridged the third and fourth quarters helped the San Francisco 49ers hand the Philadelphia Eagles their first loss of the season on Sunday in a game that was mostly evenly matched throughout. In the first full capacity regular season game at Lincoln Financial Field since the coronavirus pandemic, the Eagles got on the board with a 45-yard field goal by Jake Elliot. MORE EAGLES HEADLINESThe Birds carried the 3-0 advantage into the second quarter

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Airbnb says it will host up to 20,000 Afghan refugees

SAN FRANCISCO - Airbnb on Tuesday pledged to provide free housing worldwide to 20,000 Afghan refugees.Airbnb Chief Executive Officer Brian Chesky tweeted this program starts immediately, and that the San Francisco-based short-term rental site will pay the costs.Chesky tweeted: "Airbnb felt a responsibility to help out in one of the "biggest humanitarian crises of our time."Chesky did not specify how much Airbnb plans to spend on the commitment or how long officials plan to house refugees.MORE: Sunnyvale Army officer, California sister work to get Afghan human rights activists homeThe United States on Monday evacuated roughly 48,000 people from Afghanistan in recent days, though thousands are still trying to escape, fearing reprisals from

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Only the fully vaccinated can enter indoor San Francisco venues

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco is enforcing a new vaccine mandate on Friday, which means that only people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will be allowed in some indoor venues.Many restaurants say they want to keep staff and customers safe but they also don’t want to deal with people angry about this new rule who might try to force their way inside."Especially after a few drinks," said restaurant owner John Caine. "I worry about that.

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San Francisco threatens to suspend city employees who don't disclose vaccination status

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco is preparing to suspend city employees with the police, fire and sheriff's departments who refuse to disclose their COVID-19 vaccination status. The San Francisco Chronicle first reported the city sent out letters on Thursday recommending 10-day unpaid suspensions for those who remain non-compliant. Eight are with the San Francisco Police Department, two are from the sheriff's department and seven are with the fire department. The newspaper reports hundreds of employees from other city departments could receive similar letters as soon as next week. The employee deadline to comply with the new citywide mandate was Aug. 12.

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San Francisco bars, restaurants to begin checking for vaccination proof

SAN FRANCISCO - Beginning Friday, San Francisco will become the only city in the U.S. to restrict indoor dining to those who provide proof of vaccination against COVID.The new health order will also be in effect at bars, gyms and other indoor establishments.Change is coming to Atwater Tavern near Oracle Park, as with every restaurant in San Francisco."It's just another part of the long process.

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Afghan refugee in San Francisco feels terror over Taliban invasion

Humaira Ghilzai pictured with female scholars (whose faces are blurred) in Kabul under the Taliban regime. SAN FRANCISCO - Humaira Ghilzai couldn't immediately answer the phone early Tuesday morning.

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San Francisco salon owner who exposed Pelosi talks about losing her business a year later

Erika Kious, who has since moved to Fresno, denied setting up House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to get filmed while getting her hair cut indoors in San Francisco. FRESNO, Calif. - It's been nearly a year since former San Francisco salon owner Erica Kious shuttered her business after exposing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for getting her hair washed and blown out despite coronavirus restrictions."I thought if I ever lost my business, I would have lost it in an earthquake," Kious said Tuesday at Heritage Action’s Save Our Paychecks Tour kick-off event in Fresno. "Never did I ever think that I would have lost everything I worked for by leftist politics.

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Coyote feeder: Search for woman caught on camera serving SF wildlife platter of meat

SAN FRANCISCO - There is a search for a woman who was caught on camera feeding a platter of raw meat to wild coyotes in the middle of San Francisco Bernal Hill.Animal Care and Control officials say it's a problem that's been going on for far too long and it threatens the safety of people and coyotes.When we showed a park visitor a picture released by Animal Control of the woman feeding the raw meat for coyotes, he struggled to find the words to make sense of it."Do we need to do that? Can’t they… It doesn’t seem like we need to do be feeding them," said Rich Barnes.The woman in fact should not be feeding the coyotes; it's illegal and dangerous, according to Animal Control. "Feeding coyotes and any wildlife, makes the wildlife lose their

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Wanna drink? Better show your vax card at some San Francisco bars

SAN FRANCISCO - Customers who want to order a Manhattan or a beer on tap will now have to show proof of vaccination at a number of San Francisco bars.The decision to tighten rules was made by the San Francisco Bar Owner Alliance, a group representing nearly 500 establishments. They cited the rapid rise in cases of the delta variant, particularly among fully vaccinated staff members, as the motivation behind the cautious approach. Customers who aren't vaccinated may drink indoors at participating bars if they provide a negative COVID-19 test from the last 72 hours."We believe we are obligated to protect our workers and their families and to offer a safe space for customers to relax and socialize," the group said in a statement.

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Giants minor leaguer who attempted suicide last year joining front office

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA - MAY 27: Drew Robinson #5 of the Sacramento River Cats waves from the dugout before a game against the Las Vegas Aviators at Sutter Health Park on May 27, 2021 in Sacramento, California.

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Big cats, bears, ferrets: U.S. zoo begins vaccinating animals against COVID-19

San Francisco Bay Area zoo is inoculating its big cats, bears and ferrets against the coronavirus as part of a national effort to protect animal species using an experimental vaccine.Tigers Ginger and Molly were the first two animals at the Oakland Zoo to get the vaccine this week, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Saturday. The doses were donated and developed by veterinary pharmaceutical company Zoetis in New Jersey.

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San Francisco DA mandates use of preferred pronouns to show dignity and respect

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said that the staff in his office will be required to use people's preferred pronouns."Here in San Francisco we must, and we will," Boudin said at a news conference on Wednesday.

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San Francisco to pay $3.25M to family of man shot by police in 2017

Sean Moore was shot by San Francisco police in 2017. He did three years later from causes related to that shooting.

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Photographer captures touching marriage proposal in San Francisco, asks Twitter to help find the couple

(Valerie Contreras/@valerlesnaps)SAN FRANCISCO - It’s the real-life, emotion-evoking, touching moments that El Paso, Texas-based photographer Valerie Contreras most enjoys capturing in her work. So on Saturday, while visiting San Francisco to see friends, she happened to look up and started clicking away at her camera when she noticed a moment too good not to photograph.Contreras and her friends had decided to venture out to the Lands End area of the city to visit the historic Sutro Baths. Hoping to document one of San Francisco’s magnificent ocean sunsets, she had her camera on hand. That’s when she and her friends noticed a well-dressed couple off in the distance. The man appeared to be nervously checking his pocket.

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Man accused of stealing lemur from San Francisco Zoo faces federal charges

Maki, a ring-tailed lemur taken from the San Francisco Zoo on Oct. 13, 2020 (Courtesy of the U.S.

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2 San Francisco brothers set record crossing large gap on a highline in Yosemite

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. - Two brothers from San Francisco say they have set a record for the longest highline ever walked in both Yosemite National Park and California.Earlier this month, they and a group of friends spent nearly a week stringing a single, 2,800-foot-long line from Taft Point west across a series of gulleys that plunge 1,600 feet.Moises and Daniel Monterrubio, brothers who are training to be rope-access technicians, had been thinking about crossing that void for a year."Every time we’d go out there, we’d think about that line," Moises Monterrubio, 26, said.Highlining is high-altitude slacklining, in which a narrow strip of strong, nylon webbing — usually an inch wide and a few millimeters thick — is strung between two

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Eagles agree to terms with 49ers quarterback Nick Mullens

ARLINGTON, TX - DECEMBER 20: San Francisco 49ers Quarterback Nick Mullens (4) stands in the pocket during the game between the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers on December 20, 2020 at AT&amp;T Stadium in Arlington, TX. (Photo by George Walk PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Eagles agreed to terms with quarterback Nick Mullens on Monday.The 26-year-old Mullens spent his first four seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, going 5-11 in 16 starts.

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San Francisco Giants 1st MLB team to wear Pride colors on the field

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco Giants players will be wearing Pride colors on the field this weekend when they play the Cubs making them the first MLB team to wear Pride colors in on-field uniforms.The team announced players will be wearing caps on Saturday featuring the SF logo in Pride colors as well as a Pride patch on the right sleeve of their jerseys."We are extremely proud to stand with the LGBTQ community," Giants' CEO Larry Baer said in a statement, noting all the great achievements the LGBTQ community and their allies have contributed to The City and beyond. Oracle Park is also decked out in rainbow colors during the month of June.Fans seemed to love it."The BEST team & most compassionate ballpark EVER! God Bless! Love wins," one

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Surveillance video captures man attacking Asian San Francisco police officer

SAN FRANCISCO - Surveillance video captured Friday night shows a man attacking an Asian San Francisco police officer after she tried to detain him near Portsmouth Square.The incident happened just before 7 p.m.

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Giants' Kazmir, 37, fine vs Dodgers in 1st MLB try since '16

SAN FRANCISCO – Late Friday night, Gabe Kapler called old teammate Scott Kazmir with wonderful news: The veteran left-hander was needed in San Francisco to start the next day.

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Pandemic has companies rethinking the need for sprawling office space

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco saw signs of workers returning from a pandemic year of remote work to their downtown office buildings. Salesforce welcomed a portion of employees back to the Salesforce Tower south of market.

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Telsa passenger arrested after riding with no one at the wheel, police say

OAKLAND, Calif. – A motorist was arrested after an officer observed him in the backseat of a Tesla traveling on a San Francisco Bay Area freeway, the California Highway Patrol said.

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California proposes to steer new homes from gas appliances

SAN FRANCISCO – California’s energy policy and planning agency wants to transition new homes away from gas-powered appliances.

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Police say knife attack on 2 Asian women in San Francisco was unprovoked

SAN FRANCISCO - As the investigation continues into the stabbing of two women of Asian descent in San Francisco, police said the attack appears to be unprovoked. Police believe the suspect in the case, 54-year-old Patrick Thompson of San Francisco, randomly attacked the two women, who are 64 and 85 years-old.The double stabbing happened on Tuesday around 4:51 p.m. in the area of 4th and Stockton streets. Officers who arrived at the scene found the two women suffering from multiple stab wounds. Both victims were transported to a local hospital where they underwent surgery, according to Supervisor Matt Haney.

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2 Asian American women stabbed in San Francisco attack

SAN FRANCISCO – Police arrested a man who they say is suspected of stabbing two Asian American women without warning Tuesday afternoon in San Francisco’s Mid-Market area.

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2 Asian women stabbed in San Francisco, suspect in custody

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco police have arrested the man they believe is responsible for stabbing two elderly Asian women shortly before 5 p.m. Tuesday in the area of 4th and Stockton streets.The San Francisco Police Department said the double stabbing happened around 4:51 p.m.

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Some Californians can't get vaccine despite surge in supply

SAN FRANCISCO – Hearing of excess vaccine and unfilled appointments frustrates Dr. Aaron Roland, a family physician who has been lobbying for doses to inoculate his patients, many of whom are low-income, immigrants or elderly.

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