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San Francisco supervisor wants to ensure city is ready for Fleet Week crowds – NBC Bay Area
1+ week, 3+ day ago (170+ words) producing the event for 45 years, they are confident in their planning process and expect another successful...
Palo Alto Networks introduces frontier AI critical defense program
2+ week, 2+ day ago (293+ words) Recently, AI models successfully identified over fourteen thousand unknown vulnerabilities within open-source...
Former home of famed mountaineer sells for $21.7M in Old Palo Alto
2+ week, 6+ day ago (343+ words) University graduate and longtime Palo Alto resident who is regarded as one of the nation’s most successful...
East Palo Alto pushes ahead with new parking permit program
1+ week, 5+ day ago (375+ words) administrative, enforcement, technology, and monitoring framework needed to operate the program successfully...
Small items get second life at San Francisco's “Strange Exchange”
2+ week, 3+ day ago (523+ words) At Lela Means’ Strange Exchange booth at the Divisadero Farmers Market everything is free for the taking … and giving. It's Tuesday morning, and Lela Means is in her San Francisco garage, unpacking, weighing, and sorting thousands of small items: sunglasses,…...
Unusual dragonfly swarms sweep across California after warm spring rains
2+ week, 6+ day ago (687+ words) Californians are spotting swarms of dragonflies flitting around parks, chasing mosquitoes in ponds and hunting flies on farms, a phenomenon experts say was likely fueled by unusually warm spring rains. Peter Veilleux, who owns a nursery in Oakland, said he…...
Coastal farmworkers feel the squeeze – NBC Bay Area
3+ week, 3+ day ago (821+ words) Facing soaring costs and steep housing prices, farmworkers in coastal San Mateo County say they can’t afford to buy the very food they harvest. Hilda Gutierrez reports. Working full-time picking strawberries and watering trees for minimum wage wasn’t enough to…...