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- Aug 21, 2026
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New effort to save National Archives sites in 3 U.S. cities, including San Bruno (opens the original)
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Tens of thousands of historical records that tell the story of the United States, including immigration records, may no longer be available to the public. The Trump administration recently announced plans for the National Archives in San Bruno, Chicago and Seattle to be shuttered for good. Bay Area Congressman Kevin Mullin and others in Congress are fighting that closure. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are "We need to do whatever we can to protect them and have the expertise here prop
‘Neighbors evicting neighbors’: Longtime North Beach tenants fight to stay in their homes (opens the original)
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Six North Beach households could lose the apartments they’ve called home for decades after new owners bought their building last year and soon began trying to evict them. Faced with soaring San Francisco rental prices, the tenants say they face an uncertain future and could be forced out of the city they love if they lose their rent-controlled apartments. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are Yok Lin Chui has lived in the building on Powell Street for more than 50 years after immigrating
Major street closures in San Francisco's Chinatown start this weekend (opens the original)
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San Francisco's Chinatown has three construction projects happening, all less than a mile of each other, in the next couple of years. Demolition is already underway at Portsmouth Square. Crews will soon start upgrades to the Chinatown Public Health Center and Chinatown Branch Library. On Saturday, Portsmouth Square's pedestrian bridge will begin coming down. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are NBC Bay Area got a look behind the construction fences at Portsmouth Square. The neighborhood
'It's hard to be here, but we are here': SF Black Wall Street expands its mission (opens the original)
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It's no secret the Black population is shrinking in the Bay Area. Latest Census figures say it's at 6% in the entire region. Despite those declines, one nonprofit wants to expand in hopes of preserving Black culture and businesses. "It's hard to be here, but we are here," said Tinisch Hollins, who has organized in her community for decades. The San Francisco native grew up in the Bayview and now lives in Solano County. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are "I mean the economic wealth gap
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