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5 things you never knew about the California Academy of Sciences

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There’s a whole lot of Levi’s 501s lining the walls, to keep science-lovers warm.

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Here’s an inside look at who lives in San Francisco’s tony Sea Cliff neighborhood

Once a windswept sand dune, this northwest corner of the city is now one of San Francisco’s most exclusive neighborhoods.

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See the lush backyard of this old San Francisco bathhouse on sale for $4.8M

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The property on Natoma Street contains two units and a lush backyard patio with bamboo, palms and flowering plants.

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Jesse Rogala

The Golden Gate Bridge was just awarded millions in federal funds. Where is that money going?

Press and onlookers hovered near the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge’s statue of structural engineer Joseph Strauss on Monday as political heavyweights announced a funding program totaling some $400 million.

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Running joke: Bay to Breakers returns, goofiness and all

However you may think of it—a legitimate footrace, a festival of public peeing—Bay to Breakers channels SF’s spirit like almost nothing else.


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5 things you never knew about the California Academy of Sciences

Here’s an inside look at who lives in San Francisco’s tony Sea Cliff neighborhood

See the lush backyard of this old San Francisco bathhouse on sale for $4.8M

The Golden Gate Bridge was just awarded millions in federal funds. Where is that money going?

Running joke: Bay to Breakers returns, goofiness and all