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How to Navigate Baby Formula Shortage in the Bay Area
Supply chain issues and recalls have led to the ongoing shortage of baby formula in the United States and on Friday, Bay Area health officials released information about how to navigate the problem.
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Berkeley Unified School District Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate
The Berkeley Unified School District announced Friday the return of the indoor masking policy as COVID cases continue to rise.
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Mendocino County Chef Hoping to Make Invasive Purple Urchin Delicious
As an environmental disaster unfolds on the ocean floor, where purple sea urchins continue to devastate kelp beds, Mendocino County chef Matthew Kammerer is doing his part to help eradicate them — by demonstrating purple urchins can be delicious.
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Bay Area Kids 5-11 Line Up to Get COVID-19 Booster Shots
Now eligible to receive a COVID-19 booster, children ages 5-11 headed to vaccination sites across the Bay Area Friday to get the shot.
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Landscape Businesses Feeling Impact as Gas Prices Rise
The pain at the pump is starting to have a snowball effect in California.
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Widow of Beloved Bay Area Sports Figure Killed While Cycling Shares Teachable Moment
On Wednesday night, cyclists in the East Bay will don black armbands and in a funeral-like procession, take part in a ride of silence in honor of riders killed. Among those being remembered is Greg Knapp who died in July. Jessica Aguirre reports.
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Bay Area Health Leaders Urge People Take Extra Precautions Amid COVID Surge
Bay Area health leaders are urging people to take precautions in the midst of the latest COVID-19 surge.
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East San Jose Shooting Now a Homicide After Man Succumbs to Injuries: Police
A man who was critically wounded in an East San Jose shooting Tuesday evening has died of his injuries, San Jose police said Wednesday.
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Calif. Woman Says Dog and a Passing Driver Aided Her During Mountain Lion Attack
The Northern California resident says her Belgian Malinois named Eva is a hero for grappling with the cougar on Monday near the Trinity River during a walk.
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Students in San Francisco Walk Out Over LGBTQ Rights
Students in San Francisco took to the streets Tuesday concerned about what they’re seeing across the country.
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Inmates Injured Following Fights at Elmwood Jail in Milpitas: Sheriff
Injuries are reported following two large-scale fights involving inmates at the Elmwood Correctional Facility in Milpitas, according to the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office.
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14-Year-Old Uses Voice, Creative Talent to Speak Up Against Asian Hate
NBC Bay Area’s Janelle Wang sat down with 14-year-old Peninsula teenager, Ashlyn So, who during the height of Asian hate, decided to use her voice and creative talent to speak up.
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Antioch Donates $25K to Purchase Gas Cards for Meals on Wheels Volunteers
Antioch is donating $25,000 to purchase gas cards for Meals on Wheels volunteers to help keep their gas tanks full and the food flowing.
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What to Do With Foster City's Geese Poop Problem? One Idea Ruffles Feathers
It seems nobody likes the poop they leave behind, but a plan to gas the geese in Foster City has ruffled some feathers.