Walgreens to Close 5 San Francisco Locations Due to Continued Crime
Walgreens will close five stores in San Francisco next month due to ongoing retail crime, a company spokesperson said Tuesday.
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Giants vs. Dodgers: Fan Rivalry Heats Up Among Friends, Families and Partners
For the first time, the Giants and Dodgers are meeting in the postseason — and that means things are getting interesting in homes, offices and romances that include fans of both teams.
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San Jose Residents Want to Save Beloved Neighborhood Mural
It’s déjà vu for another San Jose community. The Washington district said it got word that a new property owner is about to paint over a treasured neighborhood mural.
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South San Francisco Unified Administrators Serving as Substitute Teachers
South San Francisco Unified School District is sending its top administrators to classrooms to teach because it can’t find enough substitute teachers.
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South Bay School District Shuts Down In-Person Learning Due to COVID-19 Outbreak
A school district serving students in Santa Clara County and semi-rural areas along the Santa Cruz Mountains shut down in-person classes Friday due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
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Possible School Closures in Hayward as District Faces Budget Shortfall, Enrollment Decline
Hayward Unified School District may shutter over a dozen school sites under a proposal aimed at tackling a drastic decline in enrollment and a projected $14 million budget shortfall.
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How to Watch Giants Vs. Dodgers in 2021 NLDS
The San Francisco Giants are taking on the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2021 NLDS. Here’s how to watch on TV and stream for free online.
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California Coronavirus Death Count Tops 70,000 as Cases Fall
California’s coronavirus death toll has reached another once-unfathomable milestone: 70,000 people.
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Fire in Brentwood Destroys One Home, Damages Two Others
Firefighters Tuesday responded to a fire at a home in Brentwood that spread to at least two other adjacent houses, according to the Contra Costa Fire District.
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Crews Battling 2-Alarm Fire at Unoccupied Home in San Jose
Crews were battling a two-alarm house fire Tuesday morning in San Jose, according to the fire department.
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Suspect in Custody After 14-Hour Hostage Situation in East San Jose: Sheriff
Santa Clara County sheriff’s deputies and San Jose police had a person in custody Tuesday afternoon, ending a nearly 14-hour hostage situation and standoff with an armed, barricaded suspect in the Alum Rock area of East San Jose.
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PG&E Begins Restoring Power, Warns of More Potential Shutoffs
As Pacific Gas & Electric crews began to restore power to some of the 24,000 customers in parts of 23 counties affected since Monday by a safety-related power shutoff, utility officials warned that another round of shutoffs may be coming late Wednesday.
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Brandon Crawford's Incredible Catch Preserves Giants' NLDS Game 3 Lead
Brandon Crawford saves the day … again.
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Retired Engineer From Washington Wins Half Moon Bay Annual Pumpkin Weigh-Off
The 2021 winner of the Safeway World Champion Pumpkin Weigh-off in Half Moon Bay is a retired engineer from Washington state whose gigantic gourd tipped the scales at an impressive 2,191 pounds Monday.
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Key Test for Millennium Tower Starts Tuesday
Engineers in charge of the troubled fix for San Francisco’s Millennium Tower are readying for a key test Tuesday to help them decide how to best modify operations to limit more sinking and tilting of the structure.
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Wind-Driven Brush Fire Burns At Least 130 Acres in American Canyon
Firefighters on Tuesday continued battling a fast-moving brush fire in American Canyon in Napa County, but forward progress was stopped, according to Cal Fire.
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Bay Area Businesses Still Struggling Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
After a year of COVID-19 lockdown, businesses say things are starting to look up — but not all is back to normal.
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Battle Over Free Speech and Abortion Rights Brewing in the East Bay
A battle over free speech and abortion rights is brewing in the East Bay.
