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There are many steps to go through before San Francisco gets its prized pandas, but Bay Area politicians, including those who have tried it before, remain hopeful. New story from me and Michael Barba

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It may seem like Mayor Breed’s plans to bring pandas to San Francisco are a done deal. But past efforts to get the beloved bears show she’s likely at the start of a long—and costly—journey that could ultimately come up short. My latest with Tara Duggan

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Mayor London Breed is eager to start the next phase of bringing giant pandas to the San Francisco Zoo: fundraising for the enclosure she hopes will host the iconic bears by next year. J.D. Morris

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Interesting background to San Francisco's efforts to bring giant pandas from China to the zoo, from Megan Fan Munce

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The chair of an S.F. Zoo advisory committee called for an investigation into issues of worker safety and animal welfare raised in our San Francisco Chronicle report. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/san…

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San Francisco gets giant pandas from China: What you need to know

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In Alameda, scientists are embarking on a novel attempt to cool the Earth — by spraying salt into clouds.

New report from the flight deck of the USS Hornet by Anthony Edwards and YOSHIFOTO

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Last year, Peter Hartlaub was working on another story when he stumbled on something shocking in the San Francisco Chronicle archive:

In 1992, the Chronicle sent a reporter undercover as a student to spend a month inside an S.F. high school. (Yes, this is the plot of 'Never Been Kissed.'

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This first review from MacKenzie Chung Fegan makes me want to take a leisurely Friday lunch.

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🌊SCOOP: US Navy Acknowledges Rising Toxic Groundwater Threat at SF Superfund Site

“The Navy is telling you the shipyard, in its current state, is not fully protective of human health & the environment.” Ahimsa Porter Sumchai MD

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S.F. spent nearly $2 billion on the Central Subway. Did it really help Chinatown?

A year after opening, here’s the impact and how ridership has been on the Central Subway.

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This yearlong San Francisco Chronicle investigation is a gripping read with incredible takeaways and visuals Jennifer Gollan and Susie Neilson
Guy Wathen
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The long-awaited new sea level rise predictions for California are out. There's much more certainty about what will happen by 2050. Lots of preparation needed: 'What is today’s king tide will be every month’s high tide.' -Laura Engeman of Scripps Institution of Oceanography

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The BART holiday sweater is back in stock.

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So many of you have asked and DM'd about it. They are back -- until it is sold out. Limited # so act fast: railgoods.com/bart-2023-ugly…