Racist, Anti-Chinese Messages Tagged On San Francisco Buildings
The San Francisco police department said they are investigating a spate of racist, anti-Chinese graffiti appearing in the Portola neighborhood as a hate crime.
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The San Francisco police department said they are investigating a spate of racist, anti-Chinese graffiti appearing in the Portola neighborhood as a hate crime.
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As thousands of revelers start making the trek home from the Burning Man festival in Northern Nevada, newly released documents reveal the FBI spied on the event a few years ago.
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A highway connector in Hayward has been closed and will reopen sometime later Monday afternoon, following a traffic accident earlier the morning.
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