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1 day ago | kron4.com | Mychael Schnell |Al Weaver

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2 days ago | kron4.com | Jessica Wills

by: Jessica Wills Posted: Jun 26, 2025 / 02:41 PM PDT Updated: Jun 26, 2025 / 02:41 PM PDT Illusionist and magician Andrew Evans joined host Rachael Maurer to chat about his career in magic and his upcoming shows at the Presidio Theatre. Watch the clip for a little sneak peak of one of his magic tricks.

2 days ago | kron4.com | Jessica Wills

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2 days ago | kron4.com | Sara Stinson

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The AIDS/LifeCycle, a 545-mile bike ride from San Francisco’s Cow Palace to Los Angeles, concluded its final event this year, marking the end of a three-decade tradition that raised over $349 million for nonprofits like the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. The annual event, which began at the height of the AIDS epidemic, has been a significant fundraiser for HIV/AIDS-related causes. This year, thousands of cyclists participated in the ride, which took place over seven days.