March Madness: Men's Sweet 16, Elite 8 games at Chase Center in San Francisco
The madness of March is rolling into San Francisco.
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Bay Area officials seek stop-gap measure to avoid transit cuts
Bay Area lawmakers on Monday were looking to divert a funding crisis for Bay Area public transit agencies.
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Postal workers protest in San Jose amid Trump administration's possible takeover
Hundreds of postal workers and their supporters rallied in San Jose Sunday.
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Santa Clara County union leaders skeptical over new VTA contract
The VTA is offering the workers union a revised contract in an attempt to end the two-week long work stoppage.
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Swastika flag found flying from freeway overpass in Morgan Hill
Authorities are investigating a possible hate crime after a swastika flag was flying over a freeway overpass in Morgan Hill.
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VTA board holds special session, transit union postpones vote
The union representing Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority workers has postponed a vote, hoping for a better offer from the agency Sunday.
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Oakland Roots sell out home opener against San Antonio FC
The Oakland Roots, a United Soccer League team, sold out its home opening game at the Coliseum and officially moved into their new home on Saturday.
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OpenRoad: Former military base becomes a park (Ep. 100)
In this episode of OpenRoad, we’ll explore a former military base that is now a park with sweeping grasslands and an important history.
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March Madness: Mississippi State beats California 59-46 behind Okot's double-double
Madina Okot had 14 points and 13 rebounds before fouling out late and ninth-seeded Mississippi State beat California 59-46 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday.
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Contra Costa County district attorney recall effort supporters gather to build movement support
Supporters of an effort to recall Contra Costa County District Attorney Diana Becton gathered in Oakley on Saturday and shared their stories about loved ones who were victims of crime.
