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Palo Alto Unified to Address Violence on Campus After Student Attacks 2 Teachers
The Palo Alto Unified School District is accelerating plans to address the issue of violence on campus after a student with special needs attacked two teachers at Jane Lathrop Middle School.
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A Conversation With Former First Lady of California Maria Shriver
It was a beautiful day in the garden with friends in Saratoga Thursday with the former first lady of California, Maria Shriver, there to help send Bay Area students to college.
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SF Chinatown Stabbing Suspect Returns to Court, Hearing Postponed
A man accused of stabbing a woman in San Francisco’s Chinatown on Monday returned to court Thursday to face multiple felony charges, but his hearing was postponed.
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John Fisher Makes First Public Nevada Visit to Push Athletics Stadium Bill
Athletics owner John Fisher met with Nevada lawmakers for the first time on Wednesday to push SB509.
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Bay Area Pro Women's Soccer Team Name, Logo, Colors Revealed
The team name, logo and colors for the Bay Area’s newest professional sports team, a National Women’s Soccer League club, were revealed Wednesday.
