It looks like the weather is warming up across the Bay Area, and with that comes the possibility of more outdoor activities, as well as attending many upcoming events. While the sun is returning, so is a strong season of allergies and being on the lookout for ticks.
While you prepare your repellent and your things to have a great weekend alone or in company, here is the local news from April 8 to 14 that you should know to stay up to date.
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A world champion cyclist was struck and killed by the driver of a vehicle in the Presidio of San Francisco early last week.
Ethan Boyes, the reigning Masters Track World Champion, was killed in the crash reported at around 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 4.
U.S. Park Police responded to Arguello Boulevard south of Washington Street for a report of a collision between a vehicle and a bicyclist, later identified as Boyes, who died at a hospital while the driver of the vehicle was also hospitalized.
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Palo Alto police are investigating a case of vandalism as a hate crime that occurred in a downtown parking lot after an unknown person wrote comments targeting people from India, local authorities reported.
The Palo Alto Police Department said in a statement that on Thursday, April 6, at around 8:54 a.m., its call center received a call about vandalism that had just been discovered in City Lot.