The U.S. coastline is expected to experience as much sea level rise in the next 30 years as it did in the 100 years prior.
Hayley Smith
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Why the SoFi Stadium altercation that left 49ers fan in coma could be tough to prosecute
A man was arrested on suspicion of felony assault in connection with the case, but legal experts say that could be difficult to prove.
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Suspect arrested in SoFi Stadium beating that left 49ers fan in a coma
A suspect in the beating of a 49ers fan is arrested at his Montebello home, officials say. The victim, 40-year-old Daniel Luna, is in a coma.
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SoFi security in question as Super Bowl approaches: Apparent beating of 49ers fan was kept secret for days
It took three days and an inquiry from The Times before authorities in Inglewood confirmed the SoFi Stadium incident that left a man in a coma. Public relations experts talk about the perfect storm as LA’s Super Bowl moment arrives.
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Newsom, S.F. and L.A. mayors get blowback for maskless photos with Magic Johnson at 49ers-Rams game
The group was attending the game that saw the Los Angeles Rams defeat the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday to advance to the Super Bowl.
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Police shoot, kill armed man at San Francisco airport
Police were called to the airport’s international terminal around 7:30 a.m. Thursday after receiving reports of a person armed with two guns at the BART station entrance, officials said.
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With hospitals reeling, California tells COVID-positive medical workers to stay on the job
Experts say it’s a necessary solution to staffing shortages amid the ongoing surge of the Omicron variant, yet many workers say the policy could be dangerous.
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California is suddenly snow-capped and very wet. But how long will the water rush last?
The recent rains did not completely eliminate the drought, but they certainly helped improve drought conditions, water experts say.
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Is it safe to eat at restaurants amid Omicron surge? Here’s what the experts say
“I miss it greatly,” one Harvard doctor says of dining indoors. “I’m going to put that off until case numbers drop some more.” Overall, the decision comes down to a personal assessment of risk.
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San Jose seeks mandatory COVID boosters, first California city to propose extra shots
If approved, the proposal would require San Jose city employees, as well as residents or visitors to city-owned facilities, to receive booster shots.