Cooling down, 60s to 80s
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Steve Paulson says it will cool down a bit with temps ranging from the 60s to the 80s.

SF sandwich shop owner punched after telling man to stop urinating
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A small business owner in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood said he was punched in the face after telling someone to stop urinating in front of his shop. The business, Sandy's Muffulettas is now seeing support from the community.

2 Mega Millions tickets worth $287K sold in Bay Area
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Mega Millions tickets worth $287,000 in prize money were sold at shops in Oakland and San Jose. No one hit the jackpot in Tuesday's drawing, but these two winners matched five of the numbers drawn.

No Taylor-gating outside Taylor Swift show in Santa Clara
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Excitement is building as Taylor Swift's highly anticipated concert at Levi's Stadium approaches next weekend. With tickets sold out, local law enforcement is gearing up to accommodate thousands of fans, both with and without tickets.

Backlash against SFPD response to 'hill bomb' skateboard event continues, body-cam footage released
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The backlash continues over the SFPD's response to the Dolores Park 'hill bomb' unsanctioned skateboarding event where there were mass arrests of youths. Activists held a rally ahead of Wednesday's Police Commission meeting where SFPD shared body-camera footage from some of the incident.

Las Vegas police serve search warrant in Tupac murder case
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The Las Vegas Metro Police Department conducted a search of a home in connection to the death of the late rapper, Tupac Shakur, on Monday.

Marathon weekend bring kidney donors, recipients and those on the transplant list
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If you are looking for inspiration, sit for a moment with Wilson Du and listen to his story. It was 2016 and he was just 34-years old, working hard, and playing harder when his kidneys failed.

San Francisco stores install exit gates, chain locks to deter theft
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San Francisco supermarkets and retailers are implementing unprecedented security measures to thwart what has been described as rampant shoplifting.

Oakland City Council to vote on salary increase for mayor
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The Oakland City Council on Tuesday will vote on a proposal to raise Mayor Sheng Thao's salary by as much as $75,000.

Daughter of California AG, lawmaker represents Philippines in FIFA Women's World Cup
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At this year's FIFA Women's World Cup, women from the Bay Area will be well represented; one player on the Filipinas national team carries a familiar last name: Bonta.

Richmond soccer clubs invite kids to kick off start to the Women's World Cup
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The Richmond Soccer Coordination Center?s girl power initiative joined the weekly health and nutrition event, to embrace girl power, and literally kick off the start of the Women?s World Cup.

Tenderloin Health & Wellness Fair
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This week the San Francisco Community Health Center is hosting a summer Health & Wellness Fair to help serve the Tenderloin neighborhood. KTVU's Heather Holmes and Cristina Rendon speak with Miguel Ibarra, Director of Community Engagement at SFCHC about the services being offered.

Santa Clara Co. Sheriff's Office loses 2 deputies in off-duty deaths
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A Santa Clara County Sheriff's deputy was killed early Saturday morning by a suspected DUI driver on State Highway 87 in San Jose, according to the sheriff's office. The Sheriff's Office is also mourning the loss of Deputy Richard "Troy" Reynolds, a 27-year veteran, who died July 11 from a medical emergency as he was heading out for work.

Baby killed, 2 hurt in San Jose after driver strikes trio in car
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A driver in San Jose fatally struck a baby and injured a little girl and woman late Tuesday night, marking the 27th traffic death in the city this year.

Warm weekend
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Rosemary Orozco says today will be warm, in the 90s and 100s. The heat should last through Sunday.

CAL-FIRE fully staffed for fire season, not so for federal wildland firefighters
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CAL-FIRE is at peak staffing levels, going into fire season, but other agencies aren?t nearly as well staffed. In comparison, the U.S. Forest Service has struggled to hire and retain firefighters in areas of the country where the labor pool is low, and pay isn?t competitive.