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San Francisco police want to remind people that a temporary flight restriction remains in effect over the city through Sunday night, due to the Blue Angels air show.   

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The late U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein was toasted Thursday at a memorial service as a leader with uncommon integrity and a defender of American values —

Fighter jets and other aircraft could be spotted in the San Francisco skyline this past weekend, and for the first time since before the pandemic, pilots with the Blue Angels, who served as event headliners, signed autographs for fans.

The Red Oak Victory Ship is located at 1337 Canal Blvd. in Richmond. Regular tickets are $5 for children age 8 and under and $15 for adults, while tickets including a docent guided tour of the ship are $18 for kids and $25 for adults.

Fleet Week continues this weekend with ship tours, music performances, and the popular air show including the Blue Angels. The lingering summer-like temperatures made for a perfect day for families to visit the city and learn about the military.

On Saturday, San Francisco offered visitors a clear and extra-warm day as Fleet Week continued in the city.

People traveled from far and wide to catch a glimpse of the Blue Angels on Saturday.

The Blue Angels took to the sky Friday afternoon as Fleet Week picked up steam going into the weekend. The air show is one of the highlights of Fleet Week and the show did not disappoint.

A Blue Angels practice session filmed from Alcatraz evoked the finale of Michael Bay's 1996 blockbuster in spectacular fashion.

Caltrain will be suspending its service between San Francisco and Millbrae stations on the weekends of Oct. 7 to 8 and Oct. 14 to 15 to give way to the rail lines electrification project, agency officials said.