Hundreds of LGBTQ+ couples celebrated their love by marrying at San Francisco City Hall, marking the beginning of Pride festivities. The organizers anticipate that approximately half a million people will visit the city to partake in various Pride events, including the highly anticipated annual parade on Sunday [ABC7].
Pride Weekend Schedule Features Exciting Activities, Spirit Performances, Street Closures
In the spirit of Pride, the weekend schedule is filled with exciting activities, featuring performances by artists such as Hayley Kiyoko and Princess Nokia. If you plan to attend, check out the list of street closures to navigate the city smoothly [KRON4].
In other news, recent state data reveals an interesting perspective on income levels. Individuals living alone and earning $104,000 in San Francisco, San Mateo, or Marin counties are considered “low-income.” These areas have consistently maintained the highest median incomes in California over the past seven years [Chronicle].
A surprising discovery occurred in the East Bay hills, where a goat herder stumbled upon human remains near the Oakland Zoo. Authorities are currently investigating to determine the identity of the deceased and the cause of death [Mercury News].
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Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk engage in Publicized, Unavoidable Cage Match
While it’s not the news we eagerly share, it seems unavoidable to mention that Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have agreed to engage in a highly publicized cage match on a live stream. This attention-grabbing event has garnered significant interest, despite our reluctance to promote it [Chronicle].
In honor of Pride Month, SFMOMA offers a free day for everyone on Saturday, June 24. It’s an excellent opportunity to visit the museum and appreciate diverse art forms. You can secure your tickets through their website [SFMOMA].
Ayesha Curry’s wine brand, Domaine Curry, has been acquired by Constellation Brands, the fifth-largest wine company in the U.S. It will now operate under the umbrella brand Prisoner Wine Co., based in Napa Valley [Chronicle].