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While the 49ers are packing up their lockers, Super Bowl LX preparations, which is just less than three weeks away, are in full swing inside and outside Levi’s Stadium. South Bay cities and businesses are in the final stretch of getting everything ready to welcome in visitors, while signs are up outside of Levi’s Stadium as the game inches closer and closer. Just minutes away from Levi’s Stadium, Birk’s, a classic American steakhouse in Santa Clara, is ready to welcome in guests. NBC Bay Area’s Jocelyn Moran has more in the video report above.

Power was restored early Tuesday morning for all customers in and near San Francisco’s Richmond District after a planned overnight outage, PG&E officials said. According to PG&E, the outage was needed to help return its Mission Substation and the related electric grid to normal operations. The power company announced the service restoration around 12:25 a.m. The Richmond District outage had been scheduled to begin shortly after midnight and affect about 14,000 customers. A small portion of the Sunset District, between 19th and 27th avenues just south of Lincoln Way, was also expected to be affected. The work followed another planned outage that affected about 3,600 customers near the Civic Center. Electricity was restored by Monday morning, PG&E officials said. Both outages are linked to repairs and testing at the Mission Substation, where a fire on Dec. 20 knocked out electricity to roughly a third of the city for up to three days. After that, PG&E has used temporary generators and alternate grid configurations to keep power flowing while permanent fixes were completed.

Firefighters on Tuesday were battling a two-alarm blaze along the 1600 block of Kirkland Drive in Sunnyvale, officials said. Traffic in the area will be disrupted, the city’s Department of Public Safety said. The public was asked to avoid the area.

Quelques heures seulement après l’annonce de sa sélection pour le prochain All-Star Game, Victor Wembanyama s’est montré particulièrement en verve face au Jazz, terminant avec 33 points et 10 rebonds.

Au même titre que beaucoup de leurs compatriotes dans cet Open d'Australie, Ugo Humbert et Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard ont pris la porte d'entrée à Melbourne, ce mardi. Le premier a subi la loi de Ben Shelton, qui n'a laissé aucune chance au Messin, tandis que le second, pourtant en grande forme, s'est fait surprendre par l'Argentin Etcheverry, tombeur du Lyonnais en cinq sets.