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The Bay to Breakers footrace itself went fairly smoothly this year but after the race, a tragedy took the life of a San Francisco man.
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The Bay to Breakers race was created to raise the city's spirits after the devastating 1906 earthquake.
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Against all odds, the woman Oprah Winfrey called her "all-time favorite guest" is about to become a U.C. Berkeley graduate.
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The San Francisco 49ers and Levi Strauss & Co have reached an agreement for a $220 million, 20-year naming rights deal.
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Organizers of San Francisco's gay pride parade have found themselves in the unusual position of being accused of discrimination.
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How safe is San Francisco and what more could be done to keep the city secure in the aftermath of the Boston bombings?
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A Bay Area bone marrow drive turned into a success story after a rare meeting between a leukemia survivor and her donor.
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The Warriors and their fans are hoping to score big Tuesday night against Denver in Game 5 of their NBA playoff series.
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Bai Thong Thai restaurant says Yelp is rigging its ratings to bully the owner into buying advertising.
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From kinky to kid-friendly, is the idea behind a plan to use vacant space in a SF armory where one business shoots X-rated films.
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Three nudists who say they were illegally arrested for disobeying SF's new nudity ban failed to get a judge to toss the case.
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Marijuana enthusiasts packed Golden Gate Park for the unofficial "420" holiday, but they left behind a $15,000 mess.
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A coordinated act of vandalism that took down electricity and phone service on Tuesday in Santa Clara County.
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Some very young heroes were honored at San Francisco City Hall Wednesday for helping save their parents' lives by calling 911.
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Food truck operators are feeling slighted because their trucks won't be permitted in the America's Cup Park or America's Cup Village.
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San Francisco could become the first city in the nation to limit the number of retailers selling tobacco.
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The Supreme Court is suggesting it could find a way out of the Prop 8 case without issuing a major national ruling.
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Next week the U.S. Supreme Court will take up the battle over Proposition 8 -- the ban against same-sex marriage.
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People along the San Francisco waterfront stand to make a lot of money renting out their homes during America's Cup.
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A San Francisco supervisor is proposing changing Lech Walesa Street after Walesa made homophobic remarks on Polish TV.
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A medical study released Monday has new guidelines for women and mammograms.
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San Francisco Symphony musicians have unanimously voted to authorize a strike if talks Tuesday don't make progress.
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City leaders are denouncing a new round of Muni bus ads they say are anti-Muslim and contain inflammatory language.
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A bicyclist accused of striking and killing a pedestrian in San Francisco will stand trial on a vehicular manslaughter charge.
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Three Bay Area mayors joined together Wednesday in solidarity as they prepare to submit a bid to host the Super Bowl in 2016.
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Tuesday San Francisco officials announced a deal with California Pacific Medical Center on plans for two hospitals.
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Hundreds of students looking for summer work could get lucky with Emeryville-based Jamba Juice on their National Hiring Day.
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San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener introduced legislation that will put DJs in the mix when it comes to live music permits.
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A group of students at San Francisco's Academy of Arts University played a pivotal role in Beasts of the Southern Wild.
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How many bars is too many bars? People in one San Francisco neighborhood say they have reached the saturation point.
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City leaders and the San Francisco Giants say Anchor Brewing will move into Pier 48 to expand the beer maker's operations.
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Millions of people are taking part in what some are calling a dance revolution to stop violence against women.
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Attorney General Kamala Harris set aside state business Monday to help a Bay Area man desperately in need of a bone marrow transplant.
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A few years ago this type of crime was unheard of, but now the theft of electronic devices is soaring.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors propose mandatory retrofits to owners of soft-story buildings.
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It may not be the Coit Tower or the Painted Ladies, but a bar in the Bayview District has been designated a historic landmark.
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The mayor's suggestion that bars considering serving something other than hard liquor on Super Bowl Sunday has fired up the alcohol industry.
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So far, the city says it's not thinking about a victory parade for the 49ers after the Super Bowl.
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The new SF Jazz Center has officially opened and on its first night featured a star-filled concert and red carpet reception.
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The San Mateo City Council Members are getting an education on leaf blowers, before they consider kicking them out.
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A collaborative new effort is helping homeless veterans find a place to live. The goal: 50 homes in 100 days.
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Nudity activists took their case to federal court Thursday, fighting against San Francisco's ban on being naked in public.
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The CA Public Utilities Commission held its first hearing Wednesday on a controversial plan to add 628 to the "cool" 415 area code.
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There are fans who are making the trip to the Georgia Dome. But unless things happen at the last minute, many people are not.
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A San Francisco man was charged Thursday with 11 felony counts for allegedly setting his girlfriend on fire with gasoline.
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ABC7 News has an exclusive interview with the family of a San Francisco woman who was allegedly set on fire by her boyfriend.
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Several protesters were arrested as they tried to stop the bulldozers from moving in on the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood Recycling Center.
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A Marin County man is trying to use the concept of "corporate personhood" to fight a carpool lane violation ticket.
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Minimum wage workers in SF will enjoy a small pay raise Tuesday as the city's minimum wage goes from $10.24 an hour to $10.55.
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If you visit, live, or work in the city of San Francisco beware this is the last Sunday you will be able to park at a meter for free.
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