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Bay Area Proud: Walnut Creek camp helps those with Down Synrome ride toward independence
The Down Syndrome Connection for the Bay Area hosted it’s 5th iCan Bike camp in Walnut Creek. Garvin Thomas reports.
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Oakland justice reform non profit wins prestigious James Beard Award
Impact Justice’s report, “Eating Behind Bars,” won in the Food Issues and Advocay category.
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This North Bay family has given away more than 300 cars to people in need
The Crozat family of Santa Rosa is continuing the tradition started by their patriarch, Gene Crozat.
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San Francisco woman gets photographer's old number. It changes both their lives
A wrong number sparks an unlikely friendship, reviving a Bay Area photographers life, legacy, and hope. Garvin Thomas reports.
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Teen honors late brother by getting childhood cancer research added to California tax form
Sahil Mehta, 18, was inspired by his late brother, Ronil, to do his part in the fight against childhood cancer.
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Oakland's Alysa Liu takes home Olympic gold in women's figure skating
Oakland’s Alysa Liu skated her way to gold in the women’s singles event at the Milan Cortina Olympics.
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Oakland's Alysa Liu skates in biggest moment of career at Milan Cortina Games
One of the biggest nights of the 2026 Olympics takes place Thursday in Milan.
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Bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor seeks monobob medal at 2026 Olympics
At the Milan Cortina Games, U.S. Olympic bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor is looking to capture her sixth Olympic medal. Garvin Thomas reports.
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San Francisco family travels to Milan to watch Winter Olympics action
NBC Bay Area’s Garvin Thomas has been right in the middle of all the action at the Milan Cortina Olympics, and he’s been meeting people from all over the world, including a family who traveled all the way from San Francisco.
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U.S. figure skater Maxim Naumov smiles through emotional Olympic debut
Team USA figure skater Maxim Naumov couldn’t help but smile after an emotional Olympic debut at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games.
