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The Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office hosted a workshop to combat real estate fraud targeting older adults as part of Elder Abuse Awareness Month. Led by Dana Filkowski, the event provided tools to help seniors recognize and prevent financial scams, particularly in real estate.
A 28-year-old man from San Francisco, Taz Guest, faces felony charges for allegedly assaulting a woman in Hayward while claiming to be a pimp. The incident occurred on May 30 when he threatened the 24-year-old victim and attempted to force her into prostitution. Guest, who was arrested on June 4, could face several years in state prison if convicted.
A tech founder has proposed an executive order to establish "Frontier Valley," an AI city on federal land at Alameda Point, without consulting city officials. The city mayor criticized the plan, emphasizing the site's vulnerability to sea level rise and its designation as a nature reserve. The proposal raises concerns over bypassing local jurisdiction and environmental protections.
San Francisco's Pride festivities concluded with City Hall illuminated in rainbow colors, but the atmosphere was subdued as cleanup began. While some enjoyed performances, others expressed disappointment over grandstand ticket issues and low energy at the after-party. The event highlighted the city's vibrant culture yet underscored challenges faced by organizers.
California colleges spent over $1.1 million in 2025 on Turnitin's AI detection tool to combat plagiarism amid concerns over academic integrity. Despite the high costs and the technology's flawed accuracy, institutions continue to renew subscriptions to combat AI-generated writing. Faculty members face challenges as they try to distinguish between student work and AI assistance.
The Golden State Warriors' Twinning Project transforms lives of incarcerated men by teaching coaching skills at Solano State Prison. Participants, like Ray Woodfork, report newfound self-worth and purpose, moving away from violence and toward mentorship. The program fosters personal growth and connection, impacting both inmates and Warriors staff.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved a $5.1 billion budget for fiscal year 2025-26, closing a $106 million funding gap without layoffs or service cuts. The budget anticipates new revenue from safety net sales taxes and addresses public concerns about transparency in the budget process.
San Francisco's Dyke March returned after six years, emphasizing community and visibility with a rally at Dolores Park. The event featured over a thousand participants and included a march through the Mission district. Meanwhile, Democrats in the Senate stalled a vote on a controversial bill that threatens SNAP benefits for local households.
ABC7 Bay Area sponsors the 55th annual San Francisco Pride Parade, showcasing vibrant celebrations of the LGBTQIA+ community. Viewers can explore a photo gallery and share their experiences on social media using #abc7now. Full terms for image usage are available on the ABC7 website.
Oakland police warned of a rise in robberies targeting rideshare drivers, with three incidents reported near 46th Avenue and Foothill Boulevard. Two juveniles were arrested in connection with two of the cases, and police urged drivers to remain vigilant and take precautions.