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  • ‘Family is not defined by shared DNA’: 10 adoptions celebrated in San Francisco

    Local News Matters
    November 6, 2026

    While thousands celebrated the Golden State Valkyries during a parade in San Francisco on Wednesday, another celebration was taking place at the Civic Center Courthouse as 10 children were adopted. The family court rotunda was alive with laughter, children squealing, food, balloons and a festive dragon draped along the ceiling as more than 100 family members and friends waited for their time in the courtroom, where Juvenile Court Judge Roger Chan would finalize the adoptions.

  • Video: New forever families celebrate National Adoption Day in San Francisco

    KTVU
    November 5, 2026

    On National Adoption Day, San Francisco honored the occassion with the celebration of the city's newest forever families. Parents we spoke with said they were proud and excited to welcome the children into their home.

    Related: ABC7 News (segment starts at 23:55 mins)

  • Gov. Newsom Names Trump-Ousted Federal Prosecutor to Sacramento Judgeship

    The Recorder
    November 5, 2026

    (Subscription required) Michele Beckwith, the acting U.S. attorney ousted last year after running afoul of the Trump administration, has been named a judge of the Sacramento County Superior Court.

    Related: The Sacramento Bee, Metropolitan News-Enterprise, San Francisco Chronicle

  • 'The Pitt' must face claims it violated 'ER' spinoff agreement, court rules

    Daily Journal
    November 5, 2026

    (Subscription required) A state appeals court ruled Warner Bros. Television must defend claims that "The Pitt" is a derivative of "ER," allowing Michael Crichton's widow to pursue breach-of-contract and implied covenant claims while dismissing interference claims against the show's producers and star Noah Wyle.

    Related: Associated Press

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