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California dodges gut bug (for now)

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By Ned Oliver
| Axios San Francisco Verified
Illustration: Axios Visuals California has been marked safe from the cyclosporiasis outbreak. The latest: The state hasn't seen any local outbreaks linked to the surge of cases roiling guts around the country, according to the California Department of Public Health. By the numbers: California has counted 41 cases so far this year, down from 80 during the same time period last year, officials said. Most cases are linked to foreign travel, per the department.
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These are San Francisco's biggest restaurant openings right now

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By Ned Oliver
| Axios San Francisco Verified
A beloved jazz bar is back. A Michelin-starred chef's Thai spot is about to open. And a new class of pop-ups is graduating to brick-and-mortar. Why it matters: Your summer is about to get more delicious. Here are the restaurant openings we've been tracking across the city. Happy returns 🎷 Club Deluxe, the Haight Street jazz bar that closed in 2023 after a messy landlord dispute, has been resurrected as The DeLuxe.
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The Richmonder wins FOIA lawsuit against School Board over redacted documents

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By Eleanor Shaw, Haidyn Brockelman, Ned Oliver
| American Journalism Project
The Richmond School Board improperly redacted documents related to an investigation into alleged misconduct by a school division employee, a Richmond Circuit Court judge ruled Wednesday. The documents are related to the departure earlier this year of Ronald “Bobby” Hathaway, the former director of facilities and custodial services for Richmond Public Schools.
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