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Underground vault fires, explosions disrupt SF's Financial District; shelter-in-place order lifted (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Multiple underground explosions and flames from a possible electrical vault fire forced street closures, caused power outages and prompted a shelter-in-place order in San Francisco's Financial District on Thursday, officials said. That shelter-in-place order was lifted just after 11 a.m., with crews confirming the fire is out and streets are back open. The San Francisco Fire Department responded around 6:15 a.m. Thursday to reports of smoke coming from an underground PG&E
Oakland removing 16 sunken boats linked to pollution, crime amid $3M estuary cleanup effort (opens the original)
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OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Crews are working to remove 16 partially and fully sunken boats from the Oakland Estuary as part of an ongoing effort to address abandoned vessels that officials say threaten public safety, water quality and marine life. The latest cleanup operation near Jack London Square involves multiple agencies, including the Oakland Police Department, San Francisco Police Department and U.S. Coast Guard. Authorities have already removed more than 50 illegal boats this year and are
Thousands of Bay Area, SoCal security guards at major retailers and tech giants begin strike (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Nearly 14,000 union security officers across California began striking Friday morning in a labor dispute over pay, benefits, training and alleged unfair labor practices. The officers, represented by SEIU United Service Workers West, began striking at 4:30 a.m. across the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles. The strike affects security personnel assigned to a range of businesses, from San Francisco-based Anthropic to luxury retailers. The guards work for contractors including
San Francisco supervisor to introduce tighter enforcement on e-bikes, other powered devices (opens the original)
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A San Francisco supervisor plans to introduce legislation aimed at increasing enforcement of existing laws governing e-bikes and other powered devices, citing safety concerns and complaints from residents. The proposal comes as other Bay Area communities take action on e-bike regulations. San Mateo County passed an e-bike ordinance last month, and Danville banned riding e-bikes and e-scooters in parks. District 4 Supervisor Alan Wong said the legislation would focus on enforcing existing require
Aging BART infrastructure blamed for multiple systemwide disruptions (opens the original)
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OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- BART officials say aging infrastructure contributed to a substation fire and other issues that caused systemwide disruptions over several days this week, stranding commuters and causing delays during a Bay Area heat wave. BART experienced delays for a third consecutive day Thursday, with disruptions impacting the morning commute. Officials said they do not believe Thursday's problems were directly related to the substation fire in Daly City earlier in the week, though th
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