Report: California tourism numbers top pre-pandemic levels, Bay Area numbers lag a bit behind
A new report indicates California travel spending is topping pre-pandemic levels, though spending levels in the Bay Area are lower.
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Smash-and-grab thieves hit Sunnyvale jewelry store
Police are investigating after they say a group of suspects stormed into a Sunnyvale jewelry store Saturday afternoon, clearing it out in minutes.
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Antioch school supervisor placed on leave after NBC Bay Area worker bullying report
Antioch Unified School District Director of Maintenance, Operations and Facilities Kenneth (Ken) Turnage has been placed on administrative leave following an NBC Bay Area investigation into employee bullying claims.
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Concord shop hosts final ‘Free Comic Book Day' at longtime home
Saturday marked the 22nd annual “Free Comic Book Day” at a Concord shop, where it all began. But it was also the final time “Flying Colors Comics and Other Cool Stuff” hosted the event at its longtime home.
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At least 500 PG&E customers affected by San Pablo power outage
A Saturday morning power outage in San Pablo is being investigated by PG&E after it left at least 500 customers without power.
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State parks, fire agencies plan prescribed burns in Mt. Diablo State Park
California State Parks, Cal Fire and local fire agencies will conduct prescribed burns in the Mitchell Canyon area of Mount Diablo State Park one or more days between May 13 and June 7.
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Man speaks out, woman arrested after hit-and-run in Pittsburg
A 65-year-old man is speaking out after surviving a hit-and-run in Pittsburg.
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Pro-Palestinian protest continues at UC Berkeley
Pro-Palestinian protests continued at UC Berkeley on Friday.
