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SF celebrates Black freedom at weekend Juneteenth parade

  • Jun 21

Century-old ghost sign emerges in North Beach after demolition

  • Jun 19

Trump admin can replace Philadelphia slavery exhibit: Court

  • Jun 18
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A diamond and a whale bone: What's inside the America 250 time capsule

  • Jun 16

$3M grant boosts National AIDS Memorial Grove in Golden Gate Park

  • Jun 15

NorCal teacher goes viral for using fashion in his lessons

  • Jun 10

Pink Triangle 'serves as a beacon' for SF's LGBTQ+ community

  • Jun 7

Pride Month: Iconic Pink Triangle takes shape on SF's Twin Peaks

  • Jun 6

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NYC's oldest maps blaze paths to the past and future

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Bay Area woman preps for first-ever attempt to swim entire CA coast

  • Jun 26
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SF celebrates Black freedom at weekend Juneteenth parade

  • Jun 21
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Demolition exposes 100-year-old San Francisco ghost sign that was hidden for decades in North Beach

  • Jun 19
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$3M grant boosts National AIDS Memorial Grove in Golden Gate Park

  • Jun 15
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Players of SJ's new women's hockey team excited to build in Bay Area

  • Jun 10
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NorCal teacher goes viral for using fashion in his lessons

  • Jun 10
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A toast to America's oldest winery

  • Jun 9

Latest Stories

Manhattan's last farmhouse survived war, occupation and 250 years of change

Now surrounded by city life, the home remains an unexpected reminder of Manhattan's rural roots and Revolutionary War history.

  • Jun 5
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San Francisco reassessing public monuments of past and future: Here's a look at city's art history

San Francisco is re-examining its monuments and memorials as officials and residents alike question whether the city's public art reflects its history and values. The reassessment comes after years of political and public pressure that has prompted changes to how the city presents its history.

  • May 30
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UCSF digitizing ancient Japanese medical prints, the largest collection outside of Japan

UCSF researchers are helping to bring another aspect of ancient Japanese culture to life. ABC7 Eyewitness News got an exclusive look at the technologies they're using to unravel the history of medicine.

  • May 10

Meet the early pioneers who shaped the future of today's self-driving cars

Before Waymo, who built the first autonomous vehicles? Meet the man who pioneered the driverless future in the '80s, while living in a world of 8-bit processors and analog dreams.

  • May 1
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120th anniversary of SF's 1906 earthquake will feature restored 1928 firetruck: Here's a peek

Saturday marks 120 years since the Great Earthquake changed San Francisco forever. This year, there will be a special addition to the memorial: a restored firetruck from 1928.

  • Apr 17