Bay Area woman gets refund, apology from Airbnb over rental ordeal
A back-and-forth battle between a Bay Area mother and Airbnb over a Southern California rental nightmare has been resolved with a refund and an apology.
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Man strikes teen in head in random attack outside bakery in San Jose
A surveillance camera outside a bakery in San Jose captured a man strike a 15-year-old boy in the head in a random attack.
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3 new complaints filed against embattled San Mateo County sheriff
New complaints have been filed this week against embattled San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus, outlining unfair labor practices.
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Antioch's first-time homebuyers program offers up to $100K for assistance
The city of Antioch is offering a program to give first-time homebuyers up to $100,000 in assistance to buy a home there.
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SF Unified schools chief to update board on budget progress
San Francisco’s schools chief was slated to provide an update Tuesday on the district’s budget progress during the regular school board meeting.
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Advocates protest San Jose's proposal to arrest unhoused people if they refuse shelter
Homeless advocates are reacting to San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan’s controversial proposal to arrest unhoused people if they refuse shelter.
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‘System is collapsing': Advocates rally at ‘Day Without Child Care' event in San Jose
Parents, children and those who care for kids took to the streets of San Jose Monday to call attention to a child care crisis.
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Bay Area soccer fans gather to watch Lionel Messi before match against Earthquakes
Messi mania is taking over the Bay Area this week.
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Newsom urges California cities and counties to ban homeless encampments
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday urged California cities to clear homeless encampments, escalating efforts anew to address an intractable issue of his time in office: the makeshift tents that line underpasses, parks and streets up and down the state.
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Bay Area toy store dealing with tariff uncertainly
A popular Bay Area specialty toy store warns that tariffs on China could soon force them to double their prices.
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‘SF is a safe and fun place': Business owners look to bring entertainment back to the city
The announcement of the Grateful Dead’s return to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park later this summer is the latest move in an all-out push to bring the city back, and bring people back to the city.
