BREAKING! Arrest in a 40-year-old Roseville cold case that I’ve been writing about since 2020. It was one of SN&R’s last cover stories, ever, in print & we’re able to tell the entire saga now: https://t.co/Z4L7EWOsVL
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The Chronicle Photo Store now has a #TotalSF wing — the ultimate #IYKYK gift. Curated by me. Filled with unique images celebrating the Bay.
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Take a look! 📸🌁❤️
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As an all-time fan of the @sfchronicle archive and Bay Area history, this is an awesome development.
Nice work @sarahfeldberg and @MozesZarate making it happen.
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SFNEXT SOLUTIONS CONFERENCE: Solutions should be designed by people who have a stake in the problem. So today we’re gathering 175 local residents to consider the problems San Franciscans care about most: housing, homelessness & public safety. Follow along live. #SFNextSolutions
A harrowing new study finds that the risk of a terrible flood in California, even worse than the Great Flood of 1862 when it rained for 43 days, has intensified amid global warming, sprawling development and wildfires.
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LIVE NOW:
Chronicle Editor in Chief @garciaruize is talking about @sfnext, a new initiative that hopes to find solutions to some of San Francisco most pressing problems. https://t.co/5bLRDbS8BG
Late Bay Area author Oakley Hall wrote a series of mysteries set in S.F. during the Gilded Age. Its real-life protagonist was a crime reporter grappling with nihilism after the Civil War. 📚🔍🕵️
Read more here:
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#ThePinkTriangle's lights can undulate or thrash like calm or turbulent waters. They can suggest a flock of birds darting across a sky. They can skitter. They can slowly, almost imperceptibly evolve in hue, as a sunset smolders or a complexion flushes. https://t.co/Gi4q4PmHPh
Will Carroll, drummer for @DeathAngel, was used to cheers while on tour. Receiving a standing ovation after waking up from a coronavirus coma was a completely new experience. 🙏🤘
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Namwali Serpell, an associate professor of English at UC Berkeley, is among four writers honored in the 85th annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards, honoring books and poetry that advanced discussions of race in 2019.
via @MozesZarate:
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. @BayBookFest joins a growing list of canceled events due to #Covid_19 fears. Down but not out, organizers are grappling with huge losses: https://t.co/O89kmdDm7I