DMV Offering Free REAL ID Upgrades to Some Californians
Californians who renewed their license without getting a REAL ID during the pandemic can upgrade now without paying the typical fee.
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How to Travel COVID-Safe with the Kids this Summer
With the right precautions families can travel with less worry about COVID this summer. Here’s how.
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As More Bay Area Restrictions Are Eased, Concern Over COVID-19 Delta Variant Grows
A week after California fully reopened, more COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted, mass vaccination sites are closing and public health orders are being phased out.
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Grass Fire Damages Several Homes, Prompts Evacuations in Vallejo
A grass fire damaged about 10 homes and consumed about 10 acres in Vallejo Monday night.
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Bay Area Is Becoming More Racially, Economically Segregated: UC Berkeley Study
The Bay Area is one of the most diverse areas in the nation, but a new study out of the University of California, Berkeley says it has also become more racially divided.
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San Jose Dispatchers Warn 911 Calls May Be Put on Hold Due to Staffing Shortage
San Jose’s 911 dispatchers are sounding the alarm and urging the city council to take immediate action addressing a staffing shortage.
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Police Seek Vehicle in Hit and Run That Injured Woman Near SF's Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco police are searching for a white SUV that fled the scene after hitting and seriously injuring a woman who was walking in the Fisherman’s Wharf area Monday afternoon.
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Firefighters Work to Contain Large Forest Fire Near Big Sur
California’s weather moderated Monday after a long siege of extreme heat but firefighters still faced the difficult task of trying to contain a large forest fire in rugged coastal mountains south of Big Sur.
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California Weighs Extending Eviction Protections Past June
Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state will pay off all past-due rent that accumulated due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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SF Cable Car Operators Ready to Get Back to the Slot
This week, when San Francisco city leaders set the long-awaited timetable for the return of its iconic cable cars following a fifteen month pandemic break, no one was more excited than the crews who run the 15,000 pound wooden ambassadors.
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Shooting at Religious Celebration in Richmond Leaves 3 Dead, 5 Injured: Police
A shooting at a religious celebration Sunday night in Richmond left at least three people dead and five others injured, according to the police department.
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Mountain Lion Sightings on the Rise in the Peninsula
A growing number of security cameras are capturing mountain lions cruising through neighborhoods on the Peninsula, but experts say something else is going on — leading to an increasing number of encounters in urban areas.
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Deadly Lake Merritt Shooting Appears to Be Gang-Related: Oakland Police
Oakland police on Monday said a weekend shooting at Lake Merritt that left one person dead and seven others injured appears to be gang-related.
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Fully Vaccinated Workers No Longer Need to Wear Masks in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County announced fully vaccinated workers no longer need to wear a mask.
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2021 Silicon Valley Pain Index: Racial and Social Class Inequality on the Rise
During the pandemic, racial and social class inequality increased dramatically, according to this year’s Silicon Valley Pain Index.
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2 Houses Burned, Firefighter Injured in Pleasant Hill Blaze
A fire in Pleasant Hill Monday afternoon burned two houses and injured a firefighter, according to the local fire district.
