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Marine laid to rest in Bay Area 81 years after death

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By Terisa Estacio Verified
| KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
(BCN) — Local leaders in San Mateo County joined the family of a fallen World War II veteran Wednesday for his funeral in San Bruno, concluding the final chapter of a mystery surrounding his fate that left his loved ones in the dark for more than 80 years. “No one knew what happened to him,” said Supervisor Jackie Speier in an interview.
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Mom demands change after nanny, child struck in stroller in SF intersection

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By Terisa Estacio Verified
| KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A 2-year-old boy and his nanny were struck by a vehicle in a San Francisco crosswalk recently. The incident, which was captured on dashcam video, has prompted the boy’s family to speak out and plead for increased protection on the city’s streets. The collision occurred near Moscone Park, an area frequently used by caregivers and children. A police report from the incident indicated that the driver of the vehicle failed to yield to a pedestrian in the crosswalk.
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Blue, oval-shaped creatures invade San Francisco’s Baker Beach

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By Terisa Estacio Verified
| KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Thousands of tiny, oval-shaped blue animals known as Velella velella, or “By-the-Wind Sailors,” have recently washed ashore on Baker Beach in San Francisco. These creatures, which resemble jellyfish but are not, are typically carried to Northern California beaches by strong winds during the spring and summer, leading to their stranding and demise. Velella velella are pelagic organisms that utilize small, rigid sails on their backs to navigate ocean currents.
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