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UPDATE | Police revise number of people shot at Juneteenth event
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Sideshow turns violent during last July's Juneteenth celebration in the 400 block of Grand Avenue.Education
Gov. Newsom’s twists and tricks to spare cuts to schools and community colleges in state budget
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The 2024-25 state budget, which the Legislature will pass this week, eliminates shortfalls, but there are risks.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: More notable LGBTQ+ films in Frameline’s final days
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The world’s largest LGBTQ film festival wraps up Saturday night, a day before San Francisco’s Pride parade on June 30.Featured in Category
AT&T seeks new legislation that would affect how ‘carrier of last resort’ status is decided
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The California Public Utilities Commission has rejected AT&T’s request to withdraw as a carrier of last resort, or COLR, but it also decided to revisit the rules of determination.Bay Area
Air district program lets people turn clunker cars into cash to help improve environment
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Bay Area Air Quality Management District will give people $1,500 starting in July for turning over vehicles made in 1998 or before.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Berkeley Rep’s ‘Mother Road’ a spellbinding drama about Steinbeck’s Joad family in the modern world
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The play runs through July 21.caltrans
Highway 1 at Paul’s Slide reopens, bringing ‘normalcy’ after more than a year of closure
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The section of the highway has been closed since Jan. 14, 2023, when 500,000 cubic yards of dirt and debris collapsed onto the roadway.California
Drinking water of a million Californians fails to meet state requirements
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The price tag for ensuring safe, affordable and accessible water supplies for all Californians is staggering — an estimated $16 billion over the next five years.Bay Area
