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Be sure to check up on Claude, the albino alligator! Who's ready?! The , which has been closed to the public for a year, is finally opening up again on March 17th, with a slew of Covid-19 precautions to ensure a safe v...
Fremont ranked #1! WalletHub's report on analyzed 182 cities and found that Fremont ranks #1 for happiness in the United States. Other California cities in the top 15 are San Jose (#5), Santa Rosa (#10), and San Franc...
Over 4,600 people have sent donations to Uber driver Subhakar Khadka. A video recently went viral showing despicable behavior from 3 Uber passengers, one of whom attacked Subhakar Khadka after he asked her to put on a...
The Golden State has administered almost 11 million doses. Being the most populous U.S. state with over 39.5 million people, California's size rivals that of many countries across the world. It recently passed Brazil's...
The 17-year-old male swan was found unresponsive yesterday. The San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department announced the passing of one of the city's beloved swans yesterday. Blue Boy, the male swan who lived at the...
Vaccines were supposedly available to teachers starting February 24th, but not a single teacher was vaccinated at Moscone Center on Tuesday. Teachers from the San Francisco Unified School District were disappointed upo...
You'll find thousands of bright yellow wildflowers just north of Santa Cruz. Calling all Instagrammers! There's a gigantic field of beautiful flowers in bloom right now on Highway 1, in a field south of Bonny Doon Road...
OR-93, originally from Oregon’s White River Pack, made it all the way to the central Sierra Nevada in search of a mate. The reported February 26th that a lone gray wolf has traveled hundreds of miles from its origina...
A $27M renovation has brought 16 state-of-the-art courts and more to SF's tennis community. announced that the Lisa & Douglas Goldman Tennis Center will be open to the public starting Wednesday, March 3. Y...
Lawrence Ferlinghetti published dozens of Beat generation poets. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, famed SF poet, painter and co-founder of City Lights Bookstore, passed away Monday evening. He died at the age of 101 after a batt...