Some Target and Walmart stores now locking up underwear as part of shoplifting crackdown
Some Bay Area stores are now even securing socks and underwear to keep shoplifters from stealing them.
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Police shooting following vehicle pursuit in American Canyon and Vallejo under investigation
A police shooting following a vehicle pursuit is under investigation in the North Bay.
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Major pothole interrupts morning commute on I-680 in Fremont
A major pothole interrupted several drivers’ commute on Interstate 680 Thursday morning.
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San Jose plans to combine market-house condos with units for the unhoused
A site in San Jose’s theater district will be transformed into a development full of regular condos, but also units for the homeless — and the city is calling the innovative and unique idea the first of its kind in California.
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Community helps San Jose students struggling with housing instability
Last month, NBC Bay Area reported that the homeless student population tripled in the Alum Rock Union Elementary School District in the last three years. That sobering news prompted community members to take action.
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J. Crew could be next store to leave downtown San Francisco, employee says
Retails stores in downtown San Francisco have been leaving the city, with Adidas being the latest to announce its exit. And on Thursday, an employee at J. Crew said that the store at Centre mall is also closing later this month.
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Google cuts hundreds of jobs across engineering, hardware teams
Google cut several hundred jobs across the company late Wednesday across engineering and hardware teams.
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Several people busted in San Jose, Santa Clara for providing minors with alcohol
Several people were cited for either selling alcohol to minors or buying it for them in Santa Clara County, police said Wednesday.
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Marin County leaders to vote on limiting vacation rentals
Marin County supervisors could cut down how many short-term rentals are available in unincorporated areas of the county.
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California proposal to ban youth tackle football clears first legislative hurdle
California lawmakers who want to ban tackle football for kids under 12 to reduce brain injuries gained ground Wednesday in the Legislature but still face a very long field and a clock that is ticking.
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Vermont shooting victim speaks at pro-Palestinian rally in SF
One of the three Palestinian students targeted and shot in Vermont over Thanksgiving weekend was in Bay Area Wednesday, lending his voice at one protest in San Francisco.
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Caught on camera: Thieves steal bank of mailboxes from Fremont townhouse complex
Residents in a Fremont neighborhood were left stunned after an entire group of mailboxes were stolen from a townhouse complex.
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‘Hopefully we can save some lives': Narcan now available by mail in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County is now mailing narcan to anyone over age 12 who requests it.
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Are you getting what you pay for at the gas pump?
Have you ever wondered if you are getting what you paid for at the gas pump, especially if you’re getting premium fuel? The NBC4 I-Team turned to the California Department of Food and Agriculture for answers.
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1 killed, 3 injured in avalanche at Palisades Tahoe ski resort
An avalanche roared through a section of expert trails at a Lake Tahoe ski resort on Wednesday, killing one person and injuring another, as a major storm with snow and gusty winds moved into the region, authorities said.
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Demolition of Los Altos building destroyed in fire postponed
A Los Altos building destroyed in a Christmas Day fire was scheduled to be demolished Wednesday, but it will remain standing for at least another day after officials postponed the dismantling.
