Gaza ceasefire: Bay Area Jewish and Palestinian communities see deal as turning point
There is cautious optimism and a sense of relief for those in the Bay Area who have been pushing hard for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire and peace plan.
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San Francisco mayor introduces ‘fentanyl state of emergency ordinance'
San Francisco’s new mayor is rolling out his first legislation, and it aims to address one of his first pledges as a candidate: dealing with the city’s fentanyl epidemic.
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Mother, daughter displaced by SoCal fire find new home in the Bay Area
A mother and her daughter are forced to evacuate their home due to the fires in Southern California. Now, they’re finding normalcy in the Bay Area.
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3 killed following crash in Gilroy, CHP says
Three people were killed Tuesday night in Gilroy after the driver lost control of their vehicle and struck another car, a spokesperson for the California Highway Patrol said.
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In farewell speech, Biden warns an ‘oligarchy' in America is threatening democracy
The president also called for a new constitutional amendment to ensure presidents are not above the law, an apparent reference to President-elect Donald Trump.
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Oakland police officials to address department's pursuit policy
The Oakland Police Commission on Wednesday is holding a town hall to address concerns over the police department’s strict pursuit policy, which community advocates say has emboldened criminals.
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Changes coming to South Bay's count of unhoused residents
South Bay officials on Wednesday are expected to reveal how they will change their approach to counting the number of unhoused residents in Santa Clara County.
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Southern California woman speaks out after escaping the Eaton Fire
An 81-year-old woman is getting help from her Bay Area family after she lost her Altadena home in the Eaton Fire.
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San Jose closer to opening new safe parking site
A new safe parking site in the city of San Jose could open soon. Homeless advocates say it’s desperately needed but only one small part of the solution.
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US TikTok users flock to Chinese app Xiaohongshu in protest with ban looming
As the threat of a TikTok ban looms, U.S. TikTok users are flocking to the Chinese social media app Xiaohongshu – making it the top downloaded app in the U.S.
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San Francisco residents raise concerns as they say ducks are being targeted at park
A group of San Francisco residents say they believe someone is shooting darts at ducks at McLaren Park. They believe it’s happened at least three times.
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Santa Clara County social workers rally over ‘dangerously low' staffing levels
Santa Clara County social workers said current staffing levels are dangerously low and putting local families and children at risk.
