San Francisco Group Aims to End Open-Air Drug Markets in City
A new movement has been launched in San Francisco, one aimed at removing open-air drug markets from city streets.
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49ers Gift Family of Lifelong Fan Tyre Nichols a Signed Jersey
Nichols, who died in Memphis earlier this year after being attacked by police, grew up in California and reportedly cheered for the 49ers.
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Recovery Event for Santa Cruz County Areas Hit Hard by Storms
January rainstorms left a dark cloud over communities in the hard-hit Santa Cruz Mountains. There was a ray of sunshine on Wednesday during a recovery event. Chris Chmura reports.
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East Bay Baker Takes Passion to National Stage
Oakland’s Yuki Burton, who found a new passion for baking during the pandemic, has gone from her kitchen to center stage in front of millions, inspiring countless young girls who look like her.
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Newsom, State Leaders Announce New Gun Safety Efforts
Gov. Gavin Newsom and other state leaders Wednesday were set to announce new efforts to advance gun safety legislation.
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Alameda to Cooperate With New Probe Into In-Custody Death of Mario Gonzalez
The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office on Tuesday reopened its investigation into the actions of Alameda police officers involved in the death of Mario Gonzalez in April 2021.
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Alameda County DA Reopens Investigations as Part of New Public Accountability Unit
The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday the reopening of investigations into several police shootings and in-custody deaths as part of the creation of a new Public Accountability Unit (PAU).
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Caltrain Receives $367 Million to Finish Electrification Project
Caltrain on Tuesday announced that it will receive $367 million to finish its Electrification Project, which it claims is the first undertaking in North America in a generation to transition from diesel trains to an electrified system.
