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California recognizes two Muslim holidays (opens the original)
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Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation Sunday adding two Muslim holidays to the state’s official calendar. California will now recognize Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. The first is celebrated by Muslims worldwide, marking the beginning of the month of Ramadan — the annual month of fasting. Eid al-Adha celebrates the end of hajj, the annual pilgrimage to the holy sites of Mecca and Medina that all able-bodied Muslims are required to take at least once in a lifetime. LAist reports public schools a
Alcatraz to close next month for dock repairs (opens the original)
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San Francisco’s iconic Alcatraz Island will be shutting down to visitors, starting next month. SFGate reports that the former federal penitentiary will close on October 26 for about three weeks to allow crews to complete repairs on the island’s deteriorating docks. “The Rock” was abruptly closed for six days in April due to the condition of the dock, which has been undergoing repairs since then. Crews manning a pile driving barge will stabilize an undisclosed number of dock pilings while replaci
Bipartisan bill takes aim at "ghost tickets'" (opens the original)
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California lawmakers are cracking down on expensive concert experiences by targeting "ghost tickets" — so called because the person selling access to the show doesn't actually own the ticket yet. Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bipartisan bill, on Sunday, meant to rein in that market by banning the sale of tickets that are not yet owned by the people who advertise them. The law also prohibits the use of software to manipulate a venue's purchasing restrictions. CalMatters reports the bill requires
Bill aims to reduce red tape to make it easier to create more commercial space (opens the original)
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San Francisco District 5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood is proposing legislation to make it easier to open more grocery stores and pharmacies. According to Mahmoud’s office, the legislation also would allow certain accessory uses in grocery stores, including banks, pharmacies and restaurants. It would allow existing retail storefronts to be converted to grocery stores or pharmacies, or have their operators changed. This would be done without requiring authorization solely because of the change. The le
Santa Clara mayoral hopeful questions economic benefits of Levi’s Stadium (opens the original)
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Kathy Watanabe, a former city councilmember, wants more transparency on the money generated by Levi's Stadium and how Santa Clara's revenue is calculated. She has called for an independent accounting of those benefits at a press conference held at the stadium Thursday. She said residents deserve a clearer accounting of the stadium's costs, revenues and contributions to city coffers. San Jose Spotlight reports Watanabe wants an examination on whether local businesses are benefiting from major eve
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