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Person Stabbed on Late-Night Muni Bus In Western Addition
One person was stabbed early Monday while riding a 5-Fulton Owl bus in the Western Addition, and the victim is expected to survive.
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Day Around the Bay: Valkyries Take Game 5
The Milpitas woman who is accused of killing her two friends is undergoing mental health evaluation; the Ninth Circuit has rejected the Trump administration's attempt to sequester 20K California ballots; and the Valkyries have taken Game 5 in the WNBA Finals.
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SF Politics
Gen Z Could Make or Break California’s Billionaire Tax If They Turn Out to Vote
A new poll puts support for California’s proposed billionaire tax below 50%, even as a separate survey found that 76% of likely voters ages 18 to 29 support the measure, raising the stakes for youth turnout.
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Daughter of Beloved Bay Area Radio Personality Ronn Owens Sentenced In Fake Pregnancy Case
Laura Owens, the daughter of Bay Area radio personalities Ronn Owens and Jan Black, pleaded guilty this summer to four counts including pregnancy frauds involving two Arizona men, and she's now been sentenced to jail time.
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Woman Arrested on Treasure Island After Suspected Hit-and-Run In SF's Tenderloin
A fatal hit-and-run collision in the Tenderloin early Sunday led to the arrest of a female suspect who fled the scene and was found on Treasure Island.
Business & Tech
Anthropic Files For IPO, Reveals $80B Loss
As has been expected, Anthropic is not wasting time in filing its papers for an initial public offering, which is likely to come in mid-November — and in the filing the company discusses the "existential risks to humanity" that its technology poses without "appropriate safeguards."
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Monday Morning Headlines: Chilly Fall Week Ahead
Some below-normal high temps will mean a slightly chillier week ahead; a 36-year-old Oakland woman died at Santa Rita Jail; and a San Leandro family says thieves keep stealing from their elaborate Halloween display.
Arts & Entertainment
Family of Jerry Garcia Announce Plans For New Bay Area Archive, Live Venue
The family of Grateful Dead co-founder Jerry Garcia have announced plans to open a new center in his honor somewhere in the San Francisco Bay Area. It will reportedly include a music archive and a venue for live performances. No timeline for completion was provided.
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Total of 24 Cars in San Jose Carport Torched Overnight, Cause Unclear
Two dozen cars caught fire overnight in a San Jose carport early Saturday morning. Responding firefighters subsequently stated there were no injuries or additional damage. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Sunday Links: Muni Service Halted Overnight After Car Drives Into Subway Tunnel
A Concord woman was killed on Friday following a fight involving a knife at her residence; tour guides with Winchester Mystery House stage one-day strike; and Brazilians head to polls in presidential election run-off vote.
Department of Justice Tells Multiple California Counties to Verify 'Noncitizen' Ballots
Across California, county registrars recently received letters from the federal prosecutors with the Department of Justice demanding they set aside and provide verification for ballots allegedly submitted by noncitizens. The DOJ is giving registrars 48 hours to comply.
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Valkyries Win Game 4 of WNBA Finals, Venue Issue Now Looms For Game 6
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Saturday Links: Artist Confirms All-Women Crew Sealed Panties In Oracle Mitt
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Day Around the Bay: Netflix, Ebay Axe More Than 450 Bay Area Workers in Latest Layoffs
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SF Mayor Declares Local Emergency to Allow For Increased El Niño Preparedness
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink
This Week In Food: Deep Fall
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Three SF Residents Arrested After Alleged Spirit Halloween Robbery In Pacifica
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Victim In Potrero Hill Shooting Identified as 'Driven' 17-Year-Old Who Was 'Full of Life'
SF Politics
Voters Urged to Mail Ballots a Week Early or Use Election Drop Boxes to Ensure They’re Counted
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Two Active Tuberculosis Cases Linked to Market Street Strip Club
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Bay Area Rescuers Brave High Wind, Falling Rock to Save Injured Mount Shasta Climber
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