‘There Was One Bad Guy': Motorcyclist Hit During South Bay Crime Spree Speaks Out
A motorcyclist is speaking out after he was nearly killed by the suspect in Thursday’s South Bay crime spree.
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‘Major Power Issue' Affecting BART's SF Line: Officials
There is a major delay on the San Francisco Line due to a power problem on the track between Daly City and Embarcadero station, the transit agency said Saturday afternoon.
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San Francisco Launches Free Catalytic Converter Etching Program
A pilot program aimed at stopping catalytic converter thefts in San Francisco’s Sunset District launched Friday.
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Residents Speak Out After Car Crashes Into Concord Home
A Concord family has literally been driven out of the home after a car slammed into it overnight. The crash did major damage and almost injured one of the residents.
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‘We're OK': Job Growth Continues in the Bay Area, Country
Despite ongoing inflation and job cuts, the overall job market is booming — both nationally and in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco Kicks Off Pride Month
San Francisco Mayor London Breed formally kicked off LGBTQ Pride Month celebrations in the city Friday by extending the rainbow flag from her balcony at city hall.
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New Alert System Looks to Help Find Missing Black Women, Children
Black women, men and children are going missing at alarming rates in Oakland and throughout California, but often their cases don’t get the attention they should. Now, local and state leaders are making a call to action to help solve the problem in the form of a specific new alert system.
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San Jose Husband and Wife Killed in South Bay Crime Spree
Two of the three people killed in the South Bay crime spree have been identified by their son as Phuc Pham and Nguyen Pham. The husband and wife were both in their 70s.
