Last Week, This Week Hunter Pence to Lead Guinness World Record Attempt

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BART's operational failures last week compounded the issues faced by United Airlines at SFO, resulting in substantial delays. In a significant leadership change, SFPD Chief Bill Scott resigned, prompting discussions about police funding as the city approved $91 million for overtime pay for law enforcement. Activists celebrated a legal victory that allows them to challenge a GEO Group reentry center, while Cal State students began a hunger strike advocating for divestment from defense contractors. In local news, residents expressed frustration over rising open-air drug use and unsafe living conditions in certain neighborhoods. Upcoming community events include a free SFJazz jam session on May 12 and a conversation with Rebecca Solnit about her new essay collection on May 15.

On May 17, Hunter Pence will spearhead a Guinness World Record attempt for the most cocktails shaken simultaneously, showcasing local talent and community spirit. These events and ongoing issues underscore the dynamic social landscape in San Francisco.

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