Waymo recalls more than 1,200 driverless vehicles after minor crashes
Waymo recalled hundreds of its driverless vehicles after crashes into road barriers such as chains and gates, the NHTSA said Wednesday.
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Richmond residents raise concerns after dead birds appearing in neighborhood
An East Bay community is trying to figure out why so many dead birds are appearing in their neighborhood.
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Messi mania: Excitement builds ahead of Inter Miami-Earthquakes match
The excitement was building up Tuesday night and Wednesday morning ahead of soccer superstar Lionel Messi’s visit to PayPal Park.
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Mysterious social post promises $10,000 in buried treasure in San Francisco
Is it too good to be true? There may be buried treasure in San Francisco. It’s tied to a mysterious social media post that showed up Tuesday.
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Travel agent sentenced for scamming customers in Solano County
A Solano County travel agent who prosecutors call a “serial immigrant victimizer” has been sentenced to nine years in prison for his crimes.
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Bay Area woman gets refund, apology from Airbnb over rental ordeal
A back-and-forth battle between a Bay Area mother and Airbnb over a Southern California rental nightmare has been resolved with a refund and an apology.
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Affordable housing complex built on VTA property to open in San Jose
For the first time in 25 years, an affordable housing complex is being built on VTA property in San Jose.
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Bay Area doctors help Palestinian teen recover from airstrike injuries
She lost her leg and eye to an airstrike in Gaza, but thanks to help from Bay Area medical specialists, a 19-year-old Palestinian is on the road to recovery.
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Health care workers protest proposed cuts to Medicaid
The fight to protect Medicaid was heating up this week as health care workers across the country speak out against a proposed federal bill that would cut hundreds of billions of dollars from the federally-funded health care program.
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SF mayor signs executive directive aimed at alleviating public safety staffing shortage
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie issued an executive directive on Tuesday aimed at addressing the city’s public safety staffing deficit.
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San Francisco police searching for suspect in fatal hit and run
Police are searching for the driver in a hit-and-run crash that killed a man Monday morning in San Francisco’s Bayview District, according to SFPD.
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3 new complaints filed against embattled San Mateo County sheriff
New complaints have been filed this week against embattled San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus, outlining unfair labor practices.
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Man strikes teen in head in random attack outside bakery in San Jose
A surveillance camera outside a bakery in San Jose captured a man strike a 15-year-old boy in the head in a random attack.
