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San Diego City Council finally concedes on parking fees at Balboa Park
After months of public outcry, a lawsuit settlement has ended parking fees at Balboa Park once and for all.
More Big Tech money pours in to California governor candidates in race’s final weeks
Eight candidates, six Democrats and two Republicans, are still spending big on California’s governor’s primary election.
SF treasure hunt ends after $10,001 prize found in Marin
Organizers of the treasure hunt posted that the $10,001 in cash was discovered this week in Marin.
‘Largely intact’: Exceedingly rare trees appear to have survived Santa Rosa Island Fire
Torrey pines only grow in two places: Santa Rosa Island and a small slice of San Diego.
Whales keep dying in San Francisco Bay. Can AI save them?
A new monitoring system uses artificial intelligence to detect gray whales in San Francisco Bay and alerts boat captains.
TSA quietly rolls out expansion plan for private security
The Trump administration wants airports to opt into private security screening services, impacting the operations of the Transportation Security Administration.
Calif. gas prices could spike even higher after India slashes exports
Another supply shortage may hike up California gas prices even more, experts warn.
TikTok influencer arrested at Calif. airport in alleged murder-for-hire plot
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday that a TikTok influencer was charged in an alleged murder-for-hire plot against a singer.
Zuckerberg names communication as ‘one area’ to improve as Meta guts workforce
Meta gutted 8,000 jobs globally on Wednesday in its third round of cuts in 2026. In a memo, CEO Mark Zuckerberg doubled down on the layoffs.
Steve Kerr explains his political activism after returning to Warriors
Steve Kerr said his political activism never came up during his meetings with Golden State Warriors leadership ahead of his new deal to return as coach.