Northern California
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Sports
- Why Warriors can be grateful as Kevin Durant’s Nets coup implodesWhile the Nets deal with fallout from Kevin Durant’s attempt to get his coach and GM fired in a superteam meltdown, the Golden State Warriors enjoy being built around Stephen Curry, the NBA’s...By Ann Killion
- Step inside this 31-year-old Ethiopian restaurant’s new Oakland homeCafe Colucci, a 31-year-old Ethiopian staple in North Oakland, is moving to a larger location. Expect new dishes, a cocktail bar and a greater focus on the owners’ Ethiopian spice company.By Elena Kadvany
- Lake Tahoe’s top ski resorts announce opening, closing winter datesHeavenly, in South Lake Tahoe; Northstar, in Truckee; and Kirkwood, outside South Lake Tahoe, have lined up their dates for the upcoming ski season.By Gregory Thomas
Health News
Weather & Climate
- ‘Fogust’: Historical photos of S.F.’s most iconic weather phenomenonThis Fogust, The Chronicle’s photo department presents a visual ode to one of the city’s most famous characters with this collection of some of The Chronicle's best images of fog, spanning decades,...By Ash Adams
- Bill to limit use of rap lyrics as evidence heads to Newsom’s deskIf signed by the governor, the bill, AB 2799, would limit the admissibility of creative expression, including song lyrics, and require courts to consider specific factors when admitting that...By Emma Talley
- Letters: How Newsom’s veto of supervised-drug-consumption sites bill is...Chronicle readers also react to teaching critical race theory, the commercials for Propositions 26 and 27, and putting a UC campus in downtown S.F.
- Listen: The politics behind Newsom's drug site vetoIt's All Political on Fifth & Mission podcast: Critics say Gov. Gavin Newsom’s national political ambitions moved him to veto legislation that would have allowed San Francisco, Oakland and Los...By fifth & mission
- Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2022 announces night shows, third round of...A handful of aftershows will feature Marcus Mumford and several other acts performing at the free three-day concert in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.By Aidin Vaziri
What to watch
- The dark past of San Francisco’s Sharp ParkDuring World War II, this 417-acre parcel in Pacifica — belonging to San Francisco — held an “alien enemy” internment camp that has been almost entirely forgotten today.By Gary Kamiya