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Golden State Valkyries celebrate their first WNBA championship victory.

Golden State Valkyries Win First WNBA Title, Announce Parade Plans

As confetti rained down from the rafters of Chase Center, a jubilant crowd erupted in cheers, celebrating a moment that will be etched in the annals of sports history. The Golden State Valkyries, in just their second season, clinched their first WNBA championship with a thrilling 68-63 victory over...

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What’s on now at San Francisco museums, November 2026

As the sun sets over San Francisco, the vibrant colors of Día De Los Muertos decorations illuminate the SOMArts Cultural Center. Families gather, honoring loved ones with altars adorned with photographs, marigolds, and candles. This beloved tradition, rich in culture and history, sets the stage for...

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Elderly Woman Accused In Murder of Son-In-Law In Dublin Now Throwing Husband Under the Bus

We knew that the East Bay couple accused of murdering their son-in-law in concert with one another had obtained separate defense council. And now it looks like the wife is trying to blame it all on the husband.Curtis Briggs, the attorney for 77-year-old Shili Chen, now asserts in a court filing...

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How Rebecca Handler’s Strange New Mystery Novel “In the Round” Came to Be

Have you ever been dead certain that you’re being watched? That maybe your very existence is predicated on how others see you? So begins the description of Rebecca Handler’s gripping new literary mystery, In The Round. Following one woman over the course of a single night in her San Francisco home,...

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Myth, Romance, and a World Premiere: Inside San Francisco Ballet’s 2026-27 Season

Ballet is the original escape. One night, one orchestra, and suddenly you’re in a royal court, an enchanted forest, or a Parisian gambling den. This season San Francisco Ballet is making the case that ballet’s greatest power is its ability to transport you somewhere else.Under artistic director...

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Thousands celebrate Dia de los Muertos in the Bay Area

On Sunday, thousands of people celebrated Dia de los Muertos with events in the Bay Area. In Oakland, tens of thousands of people came out to the Fruitvale neighborhood for one of city’s largest Dia de los Muertos celebrations. The free, family-friendly festival featured live music, traditional...

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Daniel Cashman celebrating his record-setting bowling performance with family and friends.

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Concord bowler honored for record-setting series of games

On a crisp autumn evening, the atmosphere inside Clayton Valley Bowl in Concord buzzed with excitement. Family, friends, and fellow bowlers gathered, their eyes fixed on the lanes, where Daniel Cashman was about to make history. As he rolled his final ball, a hush fell over the crowd, and when the...

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