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San Francisco Prepares for Marathon and Weekend Events

San Francisco Prepares for Marathon and Weekend Events

San Francisco is gearing up for a busy weekend of events from July 24-26, 2026, including the annual San Francisco Marathon. The marathon will take place on Sunday, July 26, with the first wave of runners starting at 5:15 a.m. from Mission Street & The Embarcadero. The event will lead to street closures and rerouting of Muni services across the city. Other events include the Hayes Valley Shared Spaces and the Up Your Alley Street Fair, which will also affect local transit routes. Residents and visitors are advised to plan their travel accordingly to avoid delays.
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Ukrainian Woman Arrested by ICE at San Francisco Airport Sparks Outcry

Ukrainian Woman Arrested by ICE at San Francisco Airport Sparks Outcry

Iryna Gorb, a 38-year-old Ukrainian photographer and cafe worker, was arrested by ICE agents at San Francisco International Airport. The arrest, captured on video, shows Gorb pleading for help as agents detained her. According to the Department of Homeland Security, Gorb overstayed her visa, which expired in 2011, and has been living in the U.S. illegally. Friends of Gorb have expressed outrage over the arrest, describing it as inhumane. They are raising funds to support her legal defense and have highlighted her contributions to the community in San Francisco.
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Cursor Launches Marketing Manager Role to Boost Startup Engagement

Cursor Launches Marketing Manager Role to Boost Startup Engagement

Cursor Launches Marketing Manager Role to Boost Startup Engagement
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San Francisco Home Prices Surge to $1.7M Amid AI Industry Boom

San Francisco Home Prices Surge to $1.7M Amid AI Industry Boom

San Francisco Home Prices Surge to $1.7M Amid AI Industry Boom
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Clint Reilly, Influential San Francisco Political and Media Figure, Passes Away at 79

Clint Reilly, Influential San Francisco Political and Media Figure, Passes Away at 79

Clint Reilly, a prominent figure in San Francisco's political, media, and real estate sectors, has died at the age of 79. Reilly was well-known for his role as a political strategist and his ownership of the San Francisco Examiner. His career spanned several decades, during which he made significant contributions to the city's media landscape and real estate development. Reilly's influence extended beyond business, as he was actively involved in shaping political discourse in the region. His passing marks the end of an era for many who knew him as a 'mover and shaker' in San Francisco.
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Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival Announces 2026 Lineup Featuring Steve Earle Tribute

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival Announces 2026 Lineup Featuring Steve Earle Tribute

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival Announces 2026 Lineup Featuring Steve Earle Tribute
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TPG Capital Seeks Associate for Office of the President to Enhance Strategic Operations

TPG Capital Seeks Associate for Office of the President to Enhance Strategic Operations

TPG Capital Seeks Associate for Office of the President to Enhance Strategic Operations
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With a historic 3 Michelin stars, a Mexican restaurant in San Francisco defies stereotypes

With a historic 3 Michelin stars, a Mexican restaurant in San Francisco defies stereotypes

Chef Val Cantú and his team at Californios in San Francisco have earned a historic third Michelin star, the first for a Mexican restaurant worldwide
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San Francisco Library Preserves LGBTQ Children's Literature Amid Book Bans

San Francisco Library Preserves LGBTQ Children's Literature Amid Book Bans

The Mechanics’ Institute in San Francisco has acquired the Tarpey-Schwed LGBT Families Collection, a significant archive of over 200 children's books featuring LGBTQ themes. This collection, spanning from 1969 to 2023, aims to preserve these works as historical documents amid increasing book bans targeting LGBTQ literature. The collection includes pioneering titles that depict families with LGBTQ members, providing a sanctuary for these stories in a climate where such books are frequently challenged. The library's initiative underscores the importance of preserving diverse narratives for future generations.
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Billie Joe Armstrong Enlists Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson for Surprise Cover

Billie Joe Armstrong Enlists Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson for Surprise Cover

Dickinson surprised guests at Comic-Con party to cover Mott the Hoople's "All the Young Dudes"
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HBO Series 'Looking' Explores LGBTQ Life in San Francisco

HBO Series 'Looking' Explores LGBTQ Life in San Francisco

HBO Series 'Looking' Explores LGBTQ Life in San Francisco
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Donates $75 Million to Vanderbilt University for New Art School

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Donates $75 Million to Vanderbilt University for New Art School

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Donates $75 Million to Vanderbilt University for New Art School