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Fourth of July fireworks 2026: Shows, parades and events around the Bay Area

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By Nisa Khan Verified, Carly Severn Verified, Audrey Garces
| The Oaklandside Verified
A version of this article orginally appeared on KQED. This Fourth of July marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. And the Bay Area will be taking its celebrations to a whole new level accordingly. A major highlight will be San Francisco’s annual free fireworks show taking place not at its usual Fisherman’s Wharf location but on the Golden Gate Bridge itself — only the third time this has happened in almost a century.
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Fourth of July fireworks 2026: Shows, parades and events around the Bay Area

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By Nisa Khan Verified, Carly Severn Verified, Audrey Garces, Zac Farber Verified
| Berkeleyside Verified
Fireworks explode at the Berkeley Marina and over San Francisco in 2012. Credit: D.H. Parks This Fourth of July marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. And the Bay Area will be taking its celebrations to a whole new level accordingly. A major highlight will be San Francisco’s annual free fireworks show taking place not at its usual Fisherman’s Wharf location but on the Golden Gate Bridge itself — only the third time this has happened in almost a century.
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Supreme Court Sides With Cisco in International Human Rights Case

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By Nisa Khan Verified
| KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) Verified
News Home / Law and Justice Experts said the Supreme Court decision on Tuesday will make human rights litigation in U.S. courts harder to pursue. Legal groups will now have to look to other statutes or foreign laws to make their case. Jun 24, 2026 Updated 11:54 am PT A sign for Cisco in San José on June 23, 2026.
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