Gaza war protests expected to continue in Bay Area
A day after the Golden Gate Bridge and a major Bay Area freeway were shut down during the morning commute, protests are expected to continue Tuesday.
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What happens now following protests on Golden Gate Bridge, I-880?
Monday’s pro-Palestinian protests on the Golden Gate Bridge and Interstate 880 in Oakland have some people wondering if the protesters will face jail time and if similar demonstrations will keep happening.
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Tesla laying off more than 10% of workforce. Here's why
The Bay Area automaker said that within the last couple of months, it’s seen fewer than expected deliveries, a falling stock price, and mounting complaints about its new cybertruck.
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Recount in race for California's 16th Congressional district set to begin
The process of recounting votes in the tied race between two political heavyweights looking to replace the retiring Anna Eshoo in Congress is about to begin.
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Bureau of Prisons to close California women's prison where inmates have been subjected to sex abuse
The beleaguered federal Bureau of Prisons says it is planning to close a women’s prison in California known as the “rape club” despite attempts to reform the troubled facility after an Associated Press investigation exposed rampant staff-on-inmate sexual abuse. Bureau of Prisons Director Colette Peters said in a statement to the AP that the agency ... -
Protesters block lanes on I-880 in Oakland for hours
Pro-Palestinian protesters shut down lanes of Interstate 880 in Oakland for several hours Monday, snarling the morning commute.
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Portion of Crow Canyon Road to be closed for repairs through August
A portion of Crow Canyon Road will be closed through August for road work, according to the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office.
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Bay Area faith leaders express concerns over tensions in the Middle East
Bay Area faith leaders are hoping the increasing tensions in the Middle East won’t widen the conflict further or lead to an increase in hate crimes and violence in the region.
