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Delilah Brumer

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Los Angeles, San Francisco
As seen in: Daily Bruin, San Francisco Chronicle, MSN, MSN UK, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, Los Angeles Times, Associated Press, SFGate, Weekly Education, Flipboard, The Mercury News and
Covers:  Education; Immigration; Government
journalist | city hall & breaking news @sfchronicle | editing & learning @dailybruin | bylines: @nytimes, @politico, @calmatters, etc. | signal: dbrumer.360

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Delilah Brumer is a journalist reporting on education, immigration and government in California and Colorado.

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An S.F. grocery store is closing. Residents fear the site will stay empty for years

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By Delilah Brumer
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
San Francisco’s North of the Panhandle neighborhood will soon lose a major grocery store, leaving residents worried about whether the vacant site will become a nuisance and whether the closure will hurt nearby businesses that benefited from foot traffic generated by the retailer. The Lucky store, located at 1750 Fulton St., is set to close Sept. 11, making it the latest in a string of Bay Area grocers to shutter.
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Reports of gunfire send crowds fleeing Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

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By Delilah Brumer, Aidin Vaziri Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Reports of gunfire in a parking lot near the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk prompted an evacuation of the popular seaside amusement park Monday night, sending visitors running from the rides and taking shelter inside nearby businesses. No one was struck by the gunfire, no injuries were reported and there was no continuing threat to the public, according to the Santa Cruz Police Department. The scene was secured by late Monday.
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Reports of gunfire send crowds fleeing Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

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By Delilah Brumer, Aidin Vaziri Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Reports of gunfire in a parking lot near the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk prompted an evacuation of the popular seaside amusement park Monday night, sending visitors running from the rides and taking shelter inside nearby businesses. No one was struck by the gunfire, no injuries were reported and there was no continuing threat to the public, according to the Santa Cruz Police Department. The scene was secured by late Monday.
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