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Clipper Card Outage Across Bay Area Transit Agencies Has Been Resolved, Official Says

100% Left coverage: 7 sources

A Clipper card outage that affected commuters taking public transportation across the Bay Area Tuesday morning has been resolved.Riders · San Francisco See the Story

Specter of possible ICE raids hovers over Gold Cup semifinal between Mexico and Honduras

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Local: An SFMTA employee is being investigated by the city's ethics commission because he allegedly misrepresented himself as an IT manager to court freebies from vendors. Charlie Chiem, an SFMTA information technology administrator, now stands accused of violating 20 city ethics rules. [Chronicle]Mexico plays Honduras at Levi’s Stadium tonight in the CONCACAF Gold Cup but some fans worry ICE agents are going to be lurking there and they're scar…Gold Cup See the Story

Castro Coffeeshop and Nail Salon Defiantly Remain Open, Despite Eviction by Another Planet Entertainment

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Castro Coffee Company and Castro Nail Salon on both sides of the Castro Theatre are still open, despite eviction orders that they be out by July 1, and both small businesses seem determined to dig in their heels and stick around.The latest controversy in Another Planet Entertainment’s renovation of the Castro Theatre into primarily a live music venue hit the fan in May, when we learned that Another Planet Entertainment (APE) was asking that …San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Great news, fam – the rotting stench of death is near

Coverage: 2 sources

The giant corpse flower named Chanel is bringing its terrible perfume to Golden Gate Park the first week of July.Chanel · San Francisco See the Story

SF Zoo Leader Resigns Amid Mounting Pressure and Financial Questions From the City

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

San Francisco's season of nonprofit upheavals continues as the longtime head of the San Francisco Zoo announces her plan to retire next month. The announcement comes a month after a report of dysfunction on the zoo's board, and an attempted coup by board members.Tanya Peterson, the longtime executive director and CEO of the SF Zoological Society, which manages the city-owned San Francisco Zoo, has announced plans to retire in August, as the SF S…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

San Quentin Prison Hosts First-Ever Father-Daughter ‘Parent Prom,’ With Everyone Dressed to the Nines

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Check out those San Quentin prisoners styled out in tuxedos for the prison’s first father-daughter prom, where daughters in ballgowns visited their fathers for a red-carpet affair that in many cases was their first contact in years.There has long been an effort to clean up and reform San Quentin State Prison, and make it into what Governor Gavin Newsom called a “healing environment." To that end, the facility has changed its name to the San Quen…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Structures threatened as crews battle wildfire near Vacaville

Coverage: 2 sources

(KRON) -- Multiple structures are threatened after a wildfire broke out Tuesday evening near Vacaville, according to Cal Fire. The fire, dubbed the "Brown Fire," is located near the 7500 block of Pleasants Valley Road. As of 5:15 p.m., the Brown Fire is listed at 10 acres, according to Cal Fire. The fire is burning at a "moderate rate of spread." However, fire progression had stopped by 5:33 p.m., according to the Vacaville Fire Protection Distr…Wildfires · United States See the Story

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'See something, tap something': New app tracks ICE activity in real time

Clipper Card Outage Across Bay Area Transit Agencies Has Been Resolved, Official Says

Specter of possible ICE raids hovers over Gold Cup semifinal between Mexico and Honduras

Castro Coffeeshop and Nail Salon Defiantly Remain Open, Despite Eviction by Another Planet Entertainment

Great news, fam – the rotting stench of death is near

SF Zoo Leader Resigns Amid Mounting Pressure and Financial Questions From the City

San Quentin Prison Hosts First-Ever Father-Daughter ‘Parent Prom,’ With Everyone Dressed to the Nines

Structures threatened as crews battle wildfire near Vacaville

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