SPFD audit shows Flock cameras accessed on behalf of federal, out-of-state agencies

San Francisco’s Flock Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) network has been queried on behalf of out-of-state and federal agencies, validating fears that many privacy advocates have had about the program.

SF Chinatown faces major disruptions as 3 construction projects loom

San Francisco's Chinatown is facing significant disruptions as three major construction projects are scheduled to hit the historic neighborhood nearly all at once. While city officials emphasize that the work represents much-needed infrastructure improvements, local merchants and residents argue that the overlapping timelines are creating too much strain on the community.

Palo Alto restaurant showcases sushi-making
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Peninsula restaurant, with Chef Hoa Tan, appearing on Mornings on 2, to display sushi preparation and rolling techniques 

Father's Day grief, estrangement, & toxic family dynamics
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Father's Day can reignite grief years after a parent's death, and the holiday can be emotionally complicated for those who don't have a good relationship with their parents. Jessica Anne Pressler, a Columbia University-trained psychotherapist joined us in studio to talk about the healthy ways to cope with the emotions that resurface during holidays.

Bay Area woman hopes to swim California coast
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Catherine Breed, 33, will begin her grueling journey at the Oregon border on July 1. She plans to swim more than 900 miles, finishing sometime in October at the U.S.-Mexico border.

SF Chinatown faces major disruptions as 3 construction projects loom
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San Francisco's Chinatown is facing significant disruptions as three major construction projects are scheduled to hit the historic neighborhood nearly all at once. 

California's 'billionaire tax' qualifies for the November ballot
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A proposal to tax California's richest residents has officially qualified for the November ballot, the California secretary of state confirms. Voters will decide wheter to impose a one-time, 5% tax on Californians with more than $1 billion in assets. 

Early World Cup data shows big economic boost for South Bay businesses
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Initial data shows the World Cup is providing a big economic boost to the South Bay, with the San Jose Downtown Association reporting foot traffic increases of up to 200%. Local bars and hotels are experiencing huge demand as fans flood the area for match viewings and stadium events, reversing prior concerns about the local game lineup.

San Rafael apartment complex fire initially displaces 85 residents
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A fast-moving fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in a carport area at a San Rafael apartment complex, threatening a critical piece of the city's low-income housing supply. Fast-acting firefighters and rapid emergency repairs have allowed most residents to return to their homes. 

Oakland Ballers being sued by neighbor for property damage

The Oakland Ballers are being sued by a neighbor who says balls being hit out of the park have caused significant damage to property over the past several years.

Oakland Ballers facing lawsuit brought by neighbor
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The Oakland Ballers are being sued by a neighbor who says balls being hit out of the park have caused significant damage to property over the past several years. 

West Coast News Wrap Live
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West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

Slightly cooler
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Low clouds will blanket most of the Bay Area Thursday morning.  Drizzle could also resurface near the coast and bay.  The clouds will gradually retreat to near the coast.  Slightly cooler temperatures are expected too.  Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 80s.  

San Jose domestic violence murder suspects in court
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Within a single 10-day span, San Jose has been rocked by three severe domestic violence incidents, leaving two women dead and a third surviving an attempted murder.

Alameda officials warn against election fatigue
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Alameda County voters are going to be casting another two ballots this year — for a special election in August and the general election in November. The top two candidates for the District 14 Congressional seat will face off in an August election, the results of which will determine who will serve the remainder of disgraced Congressman Eric Swalwell's term, while the winner of the November election will represent the district when that term is complete.

Mexican Heritage Plaza hosts watch party for Mexico vs. South Korea World Cup match
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San Jose's Mexican Heritage Plaza is gearing up for a World Cup watch party on Thursday, when the Mexican national team will face off against South Korea. The party will both celebrate the community's cultural heritage and benefit the local economy, with many area restaurants serving attendees as vendors. The plaza will host several watch parties over the course of the World Cup.