Here's what you need to know about what's happening in San Francisco, right now.
San Francisco's 'FogCam' will be switched off after 25 years
Two students at San Francisco State University created the FogCam in 1994.
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New Chinatown station to be named for Rose Pak, but opponents vow to keep fighting
The debate over the power broker’s legacy has exposed deep rifts in San Francisco's Chinese community.
Read the full story on SF Examiner.
Juul spending money like a drunken sailor to overturn e-cigarette ban
In terrible timing for the electronic cigarette manufacturer Juul, lung illnesses believed to be related to e-cigarette use have just been reported in 14 states.
Read the full story on SF Weekly.
Free speech groups sue city over raids on journalist
Free speech advocates filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to force the San Francisco Police Department and Mayor London Breed to hand over information on the May 10 raids on the home and office of freelance journalist Bryan Carmody.
Read the full story on San Francisco Examiner.
Plastic water bottle ban takes effect at SFO
Starting on Tuesday, retailers at San Francisco International Airport are prohibited from selling customers water in plastic bottles.
Read the full story on San Mateo Daily Journal.
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