Banners unveiled in Oakland, marking 50 years since end of Vietnam War
Multiple banners were unveiled in Oakland’s Little Saigon on Sunday, marking 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War.
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Bay Area officials warn of rising car theft linked to violent crimes
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Voice after the Fall of Saigon: Oakland business owner's harrowing escape
When the communist seized Saigon, Thinh Le and his family knew they had to get out. At just 11 years old, he got on a small boat. The goal was to escape alive.
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Pittsburg Seafood and Music Festival comes to an end
The Pittsburg Seafood and Music Festival is coming to an end after 40 years. Organizers say rising costs are to blame.
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Many gather in Fremont to remember, honor Pope Francis ahead of funeral
Inside Mission San Jose in Fremont, a vigil mass was held on Friday to remember and honor the late Pope Francis.
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Public officials speak out after OPD seeks to limit access to live radio feeds
Public officials are speaking out after the Oakland Police Department said there will be no public access to live radio feeds.
