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Guests and crew members test positive for COVID-19 aboard Princess Cruise ship

Passengers and crew members tested positive for COVID-19 aboard a 15-day Princess Cruise trip to the Panama Canal that returned Sunday to the Port of San Francisco.

Los Angeles Times

Best-Selling Author, Weather Enthusiasts Explain Allure Of California Weather

People say rain, and the weather in general, is different in California.

Zenger

How West was won: Why Coach K's 13th Final Four berth at Duke is among his sweetest

SAN FRANCISCO — Mickie Krzyzewski stood near the corner of the court and waited. The final minutes turned into the final seconds, the anticipation building. It was real now, one part of the storybook dream turning into reality. This is a walk she'd made many times, from the first row…

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Luke DeCock: Duke dispenses with drama and embraces celebration as it crosses bridge to Final Four

SAN FRANCISCO — There was, nearing the end but not at the end of this final season, finally a net for Mike Krzyzewski to cut down. He ascended the ladder a little more cautiously than he did six years ago, one rung at a time, but he swung the detached…

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Duke beats Arkansas; Coach K will make 13th Final Four appearance

SAN FRANCISCO — Mike Krzyzewski’s final tour added one final stop on the bayou.

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Two San Franciscos and meaning of survival amid NCAA Tournament games

SAN FRANCISCO — The hotel where Duke has stayed here for the NCAA Tournament is filled with marble and gold accents, a place of distinction. Its website tells tales of high society and perseverance, of rebuilding after the earthquake of 1906 and the Great Depression, when a prominent interior designer…

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Big population drops in Los Angeles, San Francisco transforming urban California

Los Angeles and San Francisco saw sizable declines in population during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, new census data show, underscoring how California’s housing crisis and other demographic forces are reshaping two of its largest cities.

Los Angeles Times

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San Francisco activist behind Aids quilt to leave home after rent doubles to $5,200

Property where LGBTQ+ rights champion Cleve Jones lives was purchased by a new owner last month

The Guardian - US

Luke DeCock: Coach K’s early days by the Bay helped shape the coach he is today

SAN FRANCISCO — The Army’s old Post Gymnasium at the Presidio is still there long after the Army is gone, concrete arches and cinderblock walls, the epitome of Vietnam-era military architecture. It’s a YMCA now, filled on a Friday afternoon with people of all ages and races and genders working…

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Luke DeCock: In Coach K’s season of lasts, historic Duke first helps Blue Devils outlast Texas Tech

SAN FRANCISCO — Forty-two years in, finally a first in Mike Krzyzewski’s year of lasts. Everything he had done, all of the trophies polished and banners hung and awards moldering away on shelves in his office, and there was still new territory to be explored. To be, finally, conquered.

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Matt Calkins: Reasons are plenty, but the bottom line is Gonzaga still hasn't found a way to hang the big banner

SAN FRANCISCO — There is going to be anger. Frustration, too. Some regret will be there as well. But more than anything — sadness.

Tribune News Service

Michael Hiltzik: That big tech exodus out of California turns out to be a bust

Wannabe innovation hubs from coast to coast have been slavering over the prospect that the work-from-home revolution triggered by the COVID pandemic would finally break the stranglehold that California and Silicon Valley have had on high-tech jobs.

Los Angeles Times

Steph Curry makes appearance at Chase Center for Sweet 16

With San Francisco's Chase Center hosting the Sweet 16, Steph Curry made an appearance at his home arena to watch March Madness unfold.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Arkansas stuns top-seeded Gonzaga in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO — Gonzaga’s dream of winning a national championship will have to wait at least another year.

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Los Angeles Times

This white box can save a life. L.A. County pushed to hand out 50,000 of them

LOS ANGELES — His friend was barely breathing when Manny Placeres saw him being dragged out of a tent near a freeway onramp. At first he thought someone nearby was shouting "Freeze."

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Gen Z renters leading rush back into Bay Area cities

Bay Area cities are hot again — if applications from Generation Z renters are any indication.

The Independent UK

In 1st full year of pandemic, biggest metros lost residents

In the first full year of the pandemic, the New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago metro areas had the greatest population losses in the nation

Tribune News Service

Luke DeCock: Paolo Banchero took over when Duke needed him. He’ll be needed again in Sweet 16.

SAN FRANCISCO — In the aftermath of Duke’s comeback against Michigan State last weekend, most of the attention – from fans and Tom Izzo alike – was focused on Jeremy Roach, and the way the Duke point guard took over the game in the final minutes, driving and attacking and…

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Reason

San Francisco Passes Moratorium on Delivery Warehouses To Shake Down Amazon

City politicians and union activists have said the temporary ban on new delivery warehouses is meant to send a message that the company can't just open a new facility without first providing generous "community benefits."

The Independent UK

This former Uber executive traveled to Ukraine to help Zelensky. His parents still think he’s in San Francisco

Ukrainian-born Silicon Valley executive Andrey Liscovich tells Rachel Sharp how he swapped the Bay Area for the war zone so he can use his startup skills to source and route supplies to the volunteers fighting for his country’s freedom

Los Angeles Times

Mayor London Breed is taking on San Francisco's far left. Can she prevail?

SAN FRANCISCO — When San Francisco Mayor London Breed arrived at the University of California, Davis for her freshman year, she saw her new classmates surrounded by family. Except for the friend who dropped her off — her belongings in two small bags — she came alone.

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Duke arrives in San Francisco, seeking to do what no Coach K team has ever done

SAN FRANCISCO — The sirens from Duke's police escort sounded in the distance before three black buses turned down Mason Street and slowly pulled alongside the curb in front of the Blue Devils' team hotel on a sunny and warm Tuesday afternoon.

The Independent UK

March Madness viewer's guide for the Sweet 16

A No. 1 seed and two No. 2s did not get past the first weekend

Benzinga

Google Sister Waymo Says Ready To Roll Out Fully Driverless Service in San Francisco

Alphabet Inc’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) self-driving subsidiary Waymo said on Monday it is ready to roll out fully driverless services in San Francisco without a “specialist

Zenger

Spring Heat Wave Could Challenge Record Highs In LA, San Francisco

By Friday, temperatures are anticipated to be in the 90s from Palm Springs to Phoenix.

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