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Upset the NYT Mini is paywalled? No problem. Ours is free. sfgate.com/california-min…

The Netflix score bug was pretty rough for Yankees-Giants, but the digitally inserted Adobe ads were on a whole other level of terrible. via @SFGate sfgate.com/giants/article…

Stranded couple rescued from Oahu floods after writing ‘SOS’ on beach sfgate.com/hawaii/article…

TSA reportedly 'tipped off' ICE ahead of SFO detainment of mother and child sfgate.com/bayarea/articl…

Gravely injured man rescued from one of Grand Canyon's remotest areas sfgate.com/national-parks…

'Please respect us': Hawaii locals urge visitors to avoid parts of North Shore sfgate.com/hawaii/article…

MoMo's will be closed to the public for Giants' opening night thanks to Netflix sfgate.com/giants/article…

Tahoe's largest ski resort announces it is closing early sfgate.com/renotahoe/arti…

Michelin adds 4 new San Francisco restaurants to its California guide sfgate.com/food/article/c…

Man dies after falling into path of Muni bus, SFMTA says sfgate.com/bayarea/articl…

The home had flooded twice before, including just last month, so Cazimero and her boyfriend packed only the essentials, leaving sentimental items behind. Most of what they left was lost to the storm. sfgate.com/hawaii/article…

Officials had warned residents to evacuate Friday as a kona low storm raised fears the dam could fail. Cazimero, her boyfriend and their two children left their home in Otake Camp between Thursday and Saturday, returning Sunday to take stock of the damage.

Hawaii homeowner Merrily Cazimero captured what was left after severe flooding tore through Oahu. The surge ripped her home from its foundation, then carried it into the Wailua Bridge.

Hawaii flood sends home crashing into Waialua Bridge sfgate.com/hawaii/article…

‘Triumph’ of a show breaks historic box office record in San Francisco sfgate.com/sf-culture/art…

Lake Mead's very bad year is only getting worse sfgate.com/national-parks…

The SF Giants are risking an awful lot on 2026. Good luck with that! sfgate.com/giants/article…

Tested by SFGATE on a recent exhibition game, even with a two-thirds full pour, the Coors Light ran out after the eighth glass. sfgate.com/giants/article…

Purchasing the San Francisco Giants' 9-9-9 challenge box gets you nine mini dogs, nine glasses (an estimated 3-4 ounces) and a tall can of Coors Light. But the beer is not enough to fill every glass up to the level that anyone would consider a regular pour.

The photo in here of the "hot dog" next to the beer can is amazing. They should be ashamed calling this a 9-9-9 challenge. It's basically a cocktail frank.