Lear Zhou
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Lear is a reporter based in San Francisco covering Northern California news.
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San Francisco Mayor Responds to Trump Comments About Sending National Guard
He said the National Guard does not have the authority to arrest drug dealers.
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San Francisco Mayor Says He Trusts Local Enforcement to Keep Order
The mayor’s comments come in part as a response to some recent calls for sending the National Guard to his city to boost public safety.
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Whole Foods Store Reopens After 5-Month Closure to Handle Vermin, Sparking Debate Over California’s Rodenticide Ban
Early this year, California became the state with the strongest regulations in the country over rodenticide.
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San Francisco Supervisor Recalled Over Closure of Upper Great Highway
Supervisor Joel Engardio conceded the recall election on Sept. 16.
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Former xAI Engineer Sued for Allegedly Stealing Trade Secrets
‘He downloaded the entire xAI code repo, the logs prove he did it and he admitted he did it!’ xAI founder Elon Musk said.
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UCLA Loses Top Spot on Best Public University Ranking
UCLA was graded A+ in most metrics, including academics, but a school in Michigan achieved first place this year.
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Women-Only Spa Seeks Re-Hearing in Ninth Circuit Over Admission of Transgender-Identifying Men
The spa owners refused to change their admission policy, which they said was rooted in Korean tradition and Christian beliefs.
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Crime of Organ Harvesting in China Exposed as World Transplant Congress Meets in San Francisco
Torsten Trey, founder of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, said the scope of killing calls to mind Nazi Germany.
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San Francisco Mayor Responds to Trump Comments About Sending National Guard
He said the National Guard does not have the authority to arrest drug dealers.
|
San Francisco Mayor Says He Trusts Local Enforcement to Keep Order
The mayor’s comments come in part as a response to some recent calls for sending the National Guard to his city to boost public safety.
|
Whole Foods Store Reopens After 5-Month Closure to Handle Vermin, Sparking Debate Over California’s Rodenticide Ban
Early this year, California became the state with the strongest regulations in the country over rodenticide.
|
San Francisco Supervisor Recalled Over Closure of Upper Great Highway
Supervisor Joel Engardio conceded the recall election on Sept. 16.
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Former xAI Engineer Sued for Allegedly Stealing Trade Secrets
‘He downloaded the entire xAI code repo, the logs prove he did it and he admitted he did it!’ xAI founder Elon Musk said.
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UCLA Loses Top Spot on Best Public University Ranking
UCLA was graded A+ in most metrics, including academics, but a school in Michigan achieved first place this year.
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Women-Only Spa Seeks Re-Hearing in Ninth Circuit Over Admission of Transgender-Identifying Men
The spa owners refused to change their admission policy, which they said was rooted in Korean tradition and Christian beliefs.
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Crime of Organ Harvesting in China Exposed as World Transplant Congress Meets in San Francisco
Torsten Trey, founder of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, said the scope of killing calls to mind Nazi Germany.
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