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With the Bay Area’s pink triangle display — returning for Pride month — the political is also personal
The display spans nearly an acre of the hillside – visible to drivers navigating San Francisco's freeways and bridges, as well as people taking in the view of Twin Peaks from windows, rooftops and streets up to 20 miles away.
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Man shot and killed Thursday in Sunnyvale
Police said it is believed the victim knew the suspect, who remained at large Friday.
Sports
Meet the 2025 49ers — with all the new faces, it might take a while
The massive scale of the team's offseason changes came into full focus at OTAs.
Real Estate
Old San Jose store site’s makeover into tech campus gets key city OK
A big building that would be the start of a massive tech campus in San Jose has won city approval.
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![College dual enrollment leader Dionne Embry is comforted by her daughter Daijha Teague during a vigil for Castlemont High School teacher Marvin Boomer at the corner of East 21st Street and 12th Avenue in Oakland, Calif., on Friday, May 30, 2025. Boomer died at the scene Wednesday after a car that had been chased by California Highway Patrol officers sped through an intersection while he and his partner were walking nearby. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)]( "EBT-L-CASTLETEACH-0531-1_3b1cc3")
Beloved Oakland teacher killed by driver after CHP terminated pursuit, officials say
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![Corina Jazmine Correa, center, who earned her masters in Chicana and Chicano Studies, participates in a Blanket Ceremony with the help of her boyfriend Anthony Utterback, left, and her mother Paulina Sanchez, while surrounded by family and friends during The Native American Indigenous Commencement Celebration in the Student Union at San Jose State University on Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Nhat V. Meyer/Bay Area News Group)]( "SJM-L-AFFINITYGRAD-0525-1")
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