San Jose flooding: City wants to prevent Penitencia Creek from overflowing again
Problems are just starting for some San Jose residents flooded out of their homes after the latest round of rain soaked an already saturated Bay Area.
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High-surf warning: ‘Potentially life-threatening' conditions
A high-surf warning is in effect Friday into Saturday, and all Santa Cruz County beaches will be closed because of “potentially life-threatening” surf.
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Deaf students say they're passing high school without basic math, reading skills
After a hard of hearing special education student first came forward about receiving a diploma from Leigh High School in San Jose, Calif. even though he only reads at a grade school level, three more students in his program are speaking up.
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Pier 48 packed as fans watch live NBA on TNT show ahead of All Star weekend
Fans packed into Pier 48 on Thursday for a free concert and to share the venue with NBA legends on TNT as they analyzed an NBA basketball game.
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Preliminary 2.5 magnitude earthquake strikes near Pleasant Hill
A preliminary 2.5 magnitude earthquake struck in Contra Costa County, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Back in his native Bay Area, All-Star Damian Lillard seeks to make college more attainable for kids
Damian Lillard went back to Oakland High on Thursday to help make the path for some current students there a little easier. Lillard started his All-Star weekend with a stop at his alma mater to unveil The Damian Lillard Scholars program.
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Video Vault: A look back at how same-sex marriage became legal in San Francisco
A little over two decades ago this month, San Francisco became the first city in the nation to allow same-sex couples to marry.
Stay with us throughout the year as we relive history in celebration of NBC Bay Area’s 70 years on the air.
