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Discover the Hidden, Natural Worlds Just Outside Tokyo's Gleaming Towers
When people think of Tokyo, they may not picture the nearby subtropical islands or the inland retreats featuring majestic waterfalls, bathing hot springs, or farms. But they should.
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2 Pistol-Whipped in Brazen Daytime Robbery in Oakland's Chinatown: Police
Two victims were pistol-whipped during a brazen armed robbery in Oakland’s Chinatown and police are searching for the men responsible for the attack.
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Bay Area Counties Hold Night Time Vaccine Clinics to Better Accessibility
For months, medical experts across the Bay Area keep saying the best way to reduce infections is to increase vaccinations. So, some counties have started hosting special night time clinics.
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Thunderstorms May Come to the Bay Area Sunday, With Chances of Dry Lightning
Thunderstorms with chances of dry lightning might make their way to the Bay Area on Sunday and Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Fremont Teen Fatally Stabs Mother, Injures Father: Police
A 14-year-old boy fatally stabbed his mother and seriously injured his father at their home in Fremont early Friday morning, police said.
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Tokyo Olympics: USA Water Polo Coach Hopes to Lead Team to 3-Peat for Gold
NBC Bay Area sits down with Team USA’s water polo head coach and Bay Area native Adam Krikorian ahead of the Tokyo Olympics.
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Small Plane Crash Leaves 3 Dead in Napa County Vineyard
A small plane crashed in a Napa County vineyard Friday morning, leaving three people dead, officials said.
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Officials Kill SF Coyote That Charged at Toddlers on 5 Occasions
A coyote reported to have charged at toddlers on five different occasions in the area of the San Francisco Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park was killed Friday by federal wildlife officials.
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Google Parts With Cloud VP After Uproar Over His Manifesto Renouncing His Antisemitism
Google has separated with its VP of developer relations for Google Cloud after a contentious all-hands meeting where employees voiced concern about manifesto.
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Local Researchers Develop Brain Implant for Those Unable to Move, Speak
A mind-bending breakthrough for severe stroke victims has come to light thanks to a study done at UCSF.
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More California Counties Urge Masks Indoors as Delta Variant Spreads
As the COVID-19 delta variant continues to spread, another California county is urging people to mask up indoors.
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‘I Told Myself, You Have 10 Minutes to Cry': Martinez Mom's Plea for Help Gets Welcoming Response
After posting a plea for help on the Martinez Raves and Rants Facebook page, the community rallied to her support.
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Reduced Parking Spaces Proposal in San Jose Gets Mixed Reaction
But beginning next week, the city of San Jose will begin outreach on a plan to potentially reduce the number of parking spaces in the city.
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Santa Clara County Holds Vaccine Clinic in Popular Night Time Hangout
On Thursday, the University of California system said it’ll require all students, staff and faculty to get the COVID-19 shot and in the South Bay, people turned out for a vaccine clinic at a popular night time hangout.
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Airport Crowds Are Back and Travelers Say So Are the Headaches
The San Francisco International Airport felt empty during the pandemic, but now, crowds are back and some travelers say that so are the headaches.