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Fans arrive at Oracle Park for the San Francisco Giants game despite the ongoing Pride Night controversy. 📽️: Izzy Nunes/S.F. Chronicle

Fans arrive at Oracle Park for the San Francisco Giants game despite the ongoing Pride Night controversy. 📽️: Izzy Nunes/S.F. Chronicle

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Visitors watch the sunset from a scenic overlook at Mount Tamalpais State Park near Mill Valley, Calif., Saturday, July 11, 2026. 📸: Stephen Lam/S.F. Chronicle

Visitors watch the sunset from a scenic overlook at Mount Tamalpais State Park near Mill Valley, Calif., Saturday, July 11, 2026. 📸: Stephen Lam/S.F. Chronicle

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Large crowd packs San Jose’s San Pedro Square Market for Mexico’s second World Cup match against South Korea on Thursday. 🇲🇽🇰🇷

Large crowd packs San Jose’s San Pedro Square Market for Mexico’s second World Cup match against South Korea on Thursday. 🇲🇽🇰🇷

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Visitors watch the sunset from a scenic overlook at Mount Tamalpais State Park near Mill Valley, Calif., Saturday, July 11, 2026. 📸: Stephen Lam/S.F. Chronicle

Visitors watch the sunset from a scenic overlook at Mount Tamalpais State Park near Mill Valley, Calif., Saturday, July 11, 2026. 📸: Stephen Lam/S.F. Chronicle

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Gov. Gavin Newsom, First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and Mayor London Breed greet President Biden at SFO. Follow for the latest updates: 📹: J.D. Morris

Gov. Gavin Newsom, First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and Mayor London Breed greet President Biden at SFO. Follow for the latest updates: 📹: J.D. Morris

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A huge crowd has filled San Francisco’s Dolores Park in advance of Saturday’s Dyke March. 📽️: Laura Waxmann/S.F. Chronicle

A huge crowd has filled San Francisco’s Dolores Park in advance of Saturday’s Dyke March. 📽️: Laura Waxmann/S.F. Chronicle

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Water spills over the seawall at the San Francisco Embarcadero amid a king tide. The tidal anomaly Friday night was 1.4 feet and was expected to increase to 1.7 feet. A 2-foot anomaly, the highest summer tide on record, is forecast for Sunday. 📹: Anthony Edwards/S.F. Chronicle

Water spills over the seawall at the San Francisco Embarcadero amid a king tide. The tidal anomaly Friday night was 1.4 feet and was expected to increase to 1.7 feet. A 2-foot anomaly, the highest summer tide on record, is forecast for Sunday. 📹: Anthony Edwards/S.F. Chronicle

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There’s a turf war in San Francisco. Fighting for territory? Chihuahuas and labs. These are the two most common dog breeds found in the city, according to detailed data obtained by the Chronicle from San Francisco Animal Care and Control on every dog registered since 2020, a total of 50,000 pups. But depending on which neighborhood you are in, you are much more likely to see one or the other. There are also a few pockets of the city where other dogs dominate. While there’s more than enough data to give us a strong sense of the city’s dog scene, the dataset doesn’t represent every canine in San Francisco. Animal Care and Control estimated in 2018 that the dog population was between 120,000 and 150,000. The department said that not all dogs are licensed because people might not be aware of the law requiring it or don’t want to pay the fee, and there are only 11 officers who patrol the city to look for unlicensed dogs. With this bounty of doggo information, we have anointed this “Dog data week,” in which we will explore a different aspect of San Francisco’s four-pawed population each day. Today, we start with San Francisco’s great breed divide. In addition to names, colors, and breeds, the data also includes the ZIP code of every registered dog.

There’s a turf war in San Francisco. Fighting for territory? Chihuahuas and labs. These are the two most common dog breeds found in the city, according to detailed data obtained by the Chronicle from San Francisco Animal Care and Control on every dog registered since 2020, a total of 50,000 pups. But depending on which neighborhood you are in, you are much more likely to see one or the other. There are also a few pockets of the city where other dogs dominate. While there’s more than enough data to give us a strong sense of the city’s dog scene, the dataset doesn’t represent every canine in San Francisco. Animal Care and Control estimated in 2018 that the dog population was between 120,000 and 150,000. The department said that not all dogs are licensed because people might not be aware of the law requiring it or don’t want to pay the fee, and there are only 11 officers who patrol the city to look for unlicensed dogs. With this bounty of doggo information, we have anointed this “Dog data week,” in which we will explore a different aspect of San Francisco’s four-pawed population each day. Today, we start with San Francisco’s great breed divide. In addition to names, colors, and breeds, the data also includes the ZIP code of every registered dog.

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A mountain lion named 157M is released back into the wild after being removed from San Francisco. Wildlife officials said he was in great health. 🎥: Courtesy of California Department of Fish and Wildlife Read more >>

A mountain lion named 157M is released back into the wild after being removed from San Francisco. Wildlife officials said he was in great health. 🎥: Courtesy of California Department of Fish and Wildlife Read more >>

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A crowd is gathered outside San Francisco's Ferry Building in support of Iran on Sunday. A mix of signs read "Free Iran," with others showing messages thanking President Trump "for supporting Iran." 🎥: Elisabeth Smith / S.F. Chronicle

A crowd is gathered outside San Francisco's Ferry Building in support of Iran on Sunday. A mix of signs read "Free Iran," with others showing messages thanking President Trump "for supporting Iran." 🎥: Elisabeth Smith / S.F. Chronicle

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As many as 200 pro-Palestine protesters were blocking security gates at San Francisco International Airport on Wednesday morning, demanding a permanent ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war raging in Gaza.

As many as 200 pro-Palestine protesters were blocking security gates at San Francisco International Airport on Wednesday morning, demanding a permanent ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war raging in Gaza.

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Bay Lights presented an art installation by artist Leo Villareal, comprising of 25,000 individually controllable LEDs along 1.8 miles of the Bay Bridge, during an activation ceremony at the Embarcadero in San Francisco. Read more →

Bay Lights presented an art installation by artist Leo Villareal, comprising of 25,000 individually controllable LEDs along 1.8 miles of the Bay Bridge, during an activation ceremony at the Embarcadero in San Francisco. Read more →

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The Bay Area is facing a doom loop. It’s just not the one we usually think about. The Bay Area is getting old fast and it’s accelerating. No other region is growing older at a quicker pace. Read the story ⤵️

The Bay Area is facing a doom loop. It’s just not the one we usually think about. The Bay Area is getting old fast and it’s accelerating. No other region is growing older at a quicker pace. Read the story ⤵️

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Protestors march down Powell and Market Streets in San Francisco for a "Hands off Iran now" march. 🎥: Dan Hernandez/S.F. Chronicle

Protestors march down Powell and Market Streets in San Francisco for a "Hands off Iran now" march. 🎥: Dan Hernandez/S.F. Chronicle

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The World Dog Surfing Championships took place Saturday morning at Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica, California. Stay tuned for more! 📹: Alyona Uvarova / The Chronicle

The World Dog Surfing Championships took place Saturday morning at Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica, California. Stay tuned for more! 📹: Alyona Uvarova / The Chronicle

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Phil Lesh’s son Grahame Lesh takes the stage with Dead & Company nearly a year after the Grateful Dead founder passed away. 📽️: Ryan Curry

Phil Lesh’s son Grahame Lesh takes the stage with Dead & Company nearly a year after the Grateful Dead founder passed away. 📽️: Ryan Curry

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As many as 200 pro-Palestine protesters were blocking security gates at San Francisco International Airport on Wednesday morning, demanding a permanent ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war raging in Gaza. Read more: 📹: Noah Berger

As many as 200 pro-Palestine protesters were blocking security gates at San Francisco International Airport on Wednesday morning, demanding a permanent ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war raging in Gaza. Read more: 📹: Noah Berger

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🥂 "A toast to the Top 100 restaurants in the Bay Area!" We unveiled the best Bay Area restaurants this evening and capped off the festivities with a bit of bubbly. Check out the full list, available online now ➡️

🥂 "A toast to the Top 100 restaurants in the Bay Area!" We unveiled the best Bay Area restaurants this evening and capped off the festivities with a bit of bubbly. Check out the full list, available online now ➡️

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