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"One Chip Challenge" led to Massachusetts teen's death, autopsy finds

CBS SF Bay Area (News) 5/16 7:10A Neal Riley

WORCESTER - A Massachusetts teenager who participated in the "One Chip Challenge" died from cardiac arrest hours after eating the spicy tortilla chip, an autopsy concluded. The Office of the Chief...

Daily Digest: Developer defaults on Rincon Hill site; Berkeley moves on ADUs

San Francisco Business Times 5/16 5:24A Ted Andersen

Good morning, Bay Area. In retail news, Ted Baker, the British high-street clothing retailer, and American Eagle Outfitters are both leaving the San Francisco Centre in the...

SFO remodel project critical to maintaining region's competitiveness: Here's a preview of expansion

abc7news.com 5/15 10:32P KGO

Step inside the new portion of Harvey Milk Terminal One at SFO and you'll experience the future of air travel in the Bay Area. Experts say having a state-of-the-art airport is...

Students for Gaza at SFSU scale back encampment; reach agreement with administration

abc7news.com 5/15 10:32P KGO

"This is progress, not a victory, there is no victory during genocide." Students at San Francisco State University have reached an agreement with university leadership over...

San Francisco bike community holds Ride of Silence for cyclists killed, injured in crashes

CBS SF Bay Area (News) 5/15 8:07P Andrea Nakano

A ride of silence was held Wednesday night for those killed or injured while biking in San Francisco. Roughly 50 bikers took part in the ride, honoring victims along the way....

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Growing Up in the Tenderloin

BeyondChron.org (Labor & Education) 5/6 4:29A Karma Chea

(Editor’s Note: Karma Chea grew up in the Tenderloin. She is a student at San Francisco’s Thurgood Marshall Academic High School, where she wrote this for an assignment for a...

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10 Free Concerts Not to Miss in the Bay Area This Summer

KQED.org (Arts & Culture) 5/16 7:00A Andrew Gilbert

According to economist Thorstein Veblen, conspicuous consumption results in a counter-intuitive dynamic: Increasing a luxury item’s cost can actually lead to higher demand. But no social scientist has...

Seals, Foraging and Buffalo Soft Serve: 5 NorCal Summer Day Trips

KQED.org (Arts & Culture) 5/16 6:00A Olivia Cruz Mayeda

I have over a century of family history in the Bay, which is good for two things: knowing the fastest route to everything, and day trip recommendations. When I take people around Northern California,...

What are ‘the Kids’ Thinking These Days? Honor Levy Aims to Tell in ‘My First Book’

KQED.org (Arts & Culture) 5/14 11:29A KQED Arts

‘My First Book’ by Honor Levy. (Penguin Press) What are the kids thinking these days? That seems be to the question behind the publication of My First Book , the buzzy debut...

8 Refreshing Bay Area Boba Shops to Help Beat the Summer Heat

KQED.org (Arts & Culture) 5/14 11:00A Luke Tsai

We are living in a golden age of boba in the Bay Area. In certain swaths of Berkeley, San Jose and Cupertino, you can find a boba shop literally on every block, and the sheer...

Stern Grove Festival: 2024 Calendar & Tips to Attend

SF Tourism Tips 5/13 7:54A

Stern Grove Festival in San Francisco 2024: Highlights include the calendar of performers, tips on how to get here, and what to bring with you.

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Where to Eat at San Francisco International Airport [SFO]

Eater San Francisco 5/16 9:08A Eater Staff

As we enter the summer travel season, here’s a guide to the best restaurants and airport bars at San Francisco International Airport. | Getty Images All the best options for a quick breakfast, liquid...

14 Ultra-Fresh Salads in San Francisco

Eater San Francisco 5/15 9:42A Paolo Bicchieri

John’s Grill’s signature — Jack LaLanne’s Favorite Salad — is just one of the city’s finest leafy feasts. | Patricia Chang Here are the best salads money can buy in San Francisco The Bay Area is...

California Restaurants May Take the State’s Junk Fee Ban to Court

Eater San Francisco 5/15 7:12A Lauren Saria

Shutterstock The California Restaurant Association is arguing that restaurant menu items aren’t actually covered by the legislation There may still be hope for California restaurant and bar owners...

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Where to Eat and Drink in Pacific Heights

Eater San Francisco 5/14 8:36A Lauren Saria

Routier on California Street serves seasonal French-inspired cuisine. | Albert Law A guide to the best restaurants and bars in one of San Francisco’s most impressive neighborhoods The tony Pacific...

The Smackin’ Food Lineup for Outside Lands 2024 Is Stacked

Eater San Francisco 5/14 7:00A Dianne de Guzman

San Francisco’s favorite music festival returns to Golden Gate Park this August. | Alive Coverage/Outside Lands It’s not all about the music at Outside Lands. They’ve got good eats, too. The music...

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Spring eye candy

Ashley Kane 5/4 6:46A Ashley

It's me, hi! I am just popping on to say that — new arrivals lately have me very inspired and anxious in equal measure. So much goodness... eyes bigger than my bank. The...

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San Francisco park officials approve $5 fee to reserve tennis, pickleball courts

CBS SF Bay Area (Sports) 5/16 9:14A CBS San Francisco

San Francisco pickleball and tennis players could soon be required to pay a $5 fee to reserve some courts around the city following a decision by the Recreation and Park...

Oakland Ballers seek to purchase Coliseum bleacher seats for future Raimondi Park expansion

CBS SF Bay Area (Sports) 5/15 8:07A Carlos Castañeda

The Oakland Ballers baseball team hopes to incorporate more of the city's pro sports history in the future as it prepares for its inaugural season at historic Raimondi Park....

Giants' Jung Hoo Lee has structural damage in injured left shoulder, will seek 2nd opinion

CBS SF Bay Area (Sports) 5/15 2:27A CBS San Francisco

San Francisco Giants outfielder Jung Hoo Lee sustained structural damage in his dislocated left shoulder when he crashed into the wall Sunday and now will seek a second...

Oracle Park kayakers in McCovey Cove get big-screen video monitor to track incoming splash hits

CBS SF Bay Area (Sports) 5/14 8:40P Lauren Toms

San Francisco Giants fans who float in boats and kayaks in McCovey Cove to retrieve "splash hit" home run balls hit out of Oracle Park now have a new way to experience the...

Golden State Valkyries WNBA team logo, branding unveiled for Bay Area's expansion team

CBS SF Bay Area (Sports) 5/14 4:09A Carlos Castañeda

The San Francisco Bay Area's new WNBA team is called the Golden State Valkyries, a brand identity the team announced on Tuesday. The Valkyries, the WNBA affiliate of the NBA's Golden State Warriors,...

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Meet the Sustainability Co-Chair!

Urban Land Institute San Francisco 5/15 6:33A Jacqueline Smith

The post Meet the Sustainability Co-Chair! appeared first on Americas: ULI San Francisco .

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