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While babysitting his granddaughter, Louie Tuccito was showing her an old directory of North St. Paul High School. It sparked him to look up his old band members.

San Francisco set a record for the deadliest year of accidental drug overdoses in the first 11 months of 2023. The grim milestone only grew after 52 more people in The City fatally overdosed in December.

San Francisco is projected to have a budget deficit that exceeds $1 billion in 2027, while Mayor London Breed has indicated that maintaining core city services is top priority.

As San Francisco voters gear up for another election year many will rely on X, formerly known as Twitter, to stay in the know. But todays landscape looks different from the last election cycle two years ago.

By Gary Younge The night before the March on Washington in 1963, Martin Luther King Jr asked his aides for advice about the speech he was due to make the next day. “Don’t use the lines about ‘I have a dream,’” Wyatt Tee Walker told him. “It’s trite, it’s cliché. You’ve used it too many

San Francisco International Airport officials on Tuesday passed a resolution renaming the airport’s overseas terminal “The Dianne Feinstein International Terminal.” Feinstein lived in The City for most of her life and its where she started her decades-long political career.

A defiant Matteo Salvini, Italys far-right deputy prime minister, defended his hard line against illegal migration in court on Friday, saying he had done a "useful service" in blocking migrants

How Time Flies is a daily feature looking back at Pantagraph archives to revisit what was happening in our community and region.

The locomotive will be painted just like the original American Freedom Train T-1 but will be numbered 250.

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