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Bay Area congressmembers call for NOAA investigation into rising whale deaths

Bay Area congressmembers urged the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to investigate a surge in gray whale deaths, reaching a 25-year high. Led by Rep. Sam Liccardo, they expressed concerns about NOAA's response times and the need for prompt action to protect these marine mammals.

Day 138 at the 16th St. Plaza Destiny

BART officers arrested a vendor on Mission Street as the area filled with people and activities after dark. Residents report increased outreach efforts for shelter, but many still struggle to find stable housing. The situation highlights ongoing challenges related to homelessness and public safety in San Francisco.

Mannys Monthly San Francisco Politics Club Mannys Commission Reform

Manny’s in San Francisco will host its monthly Politics Club on July 26, 2025, focusing on commission reform. The event, led by Susana Atwood, CPA, CIA, CISA, will address issues surrounding homelessness and public elections.

Garden for the Environment Summer Fruit Tree Pruning

The Planet Bee Foundation hosts a summer fruit tree pruning event on July 26, 2025, in San Francisco. Participants will learn essential pruning techniques from Master Gardener Shilpa Thanawala. This educational opportunity aims to promote sustainable gardening practices.

Z Space Home? A Palestinian Womans Pursuit of Life, Liberty Happiness by Hend Ayoub

San Francisco Playhouse and Z Space will present "Home? A Palestinian Woman’s Pursuit of Life, Liberty & Happiness" by Hend Ayoub from July 26 to August 16. This performance highlights personal narratives of resilience and identity.

Z Space Home? A Palestinian Womans Pursuit of Life, Liberty Happiness by Hend Ayoub

San Francisco Playhouse and Z Space present "Home? A Palestinian Woman’s Pursuit of Life, Liberty & Happiness" by Hend Ayoub from July 26 to August 16. The production highlights the personal journey of a Palestinian woman navigating her quest for freedom and fulfillment.

No border, just beats Perreoland music fest turns up the heat at San Joaquin fairgrounds

Perreoland, a reggaeton music festival, debuted at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds in Stockton on July 20, attracting a diverse crowd with its energetic performances. The event celebrated Latin culture while providing a temporary escape from the surrounding immigration tensions, as attendees expressed pride in their heritage.

Creekside comeback Arts, entertainment breathe life into San Jose neighborhood

Art installations, a beer garden, and community events are revitalizing downtown San Jose's Creekside neighborhood, enhancing the local economy. Initiatives by Google and Jamestown aim to create a vibrant gathering space, fostering connections among residents and local businesses. Director Jenny Circle remarked that the development will boost community vibrancy and visibility for local enterprises.

Its going to impact everyone Silicon Valley grocers expect sales hit from assistance cuts

Grocery stores in Silicon Valley brace for a significant decline in sales due to federal cuts to food assistance programs, with a $186 billion reduction in SNAP funding over the next decade. Local business owners like Lupe Lopez of Arteaga’s Food Center anticipate losses of up to $500,000 annually as food stamp benefits decrease by 20%. The changes could adversely affect low-income families and the broader community.

Ready to rock and growl Safari West welcomes newborn southern white rhino Ozzy

Safari West welcomed a Southern white rhinoceros calf named Ozzy Osbourne, born on the same day as the rock legend's passing. The calf, born to 20-year-old mother Eesha and 29-year-old father Ongava, is part of a crucial conservation effort as Southern white rhinos remain classified as "near threatened." Visitors to the wildlife preserve will soon have the chance to see Ozzy and learn about the importance of protecting these animals.

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