Woman speaks out after being attacked from behind at SF corner store
A San Francisco woman is speaking out after she says another woman attacked her from behind while making a stop at a Potrero Hill neighborhood corner store.
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Steve Kerr talks future with Warriors, Golden State Valkyries
NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai speaks with Steve Kerr about his future with the Warriors and WNBA’s new Bay Area team, the Golden State Valkyries.
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‘It is your art, it is your creativity': A universal message from 2 authors of a new children's book
The co-authors of “What in the World is Ezra’s Art” are Asian-American and the book’s main character is Asian-American. But, the one thing the authors didn’t want to talk about is race. They say the message for parents and children is universal.
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Suspect vehicle wanted in East Bay
A vehicle wanted by law enforcement appears to be driving at a high rate of speed in the East Bay, aerial coverage from NBC Bay Area’s SkyRanger shows.
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Giant Dipper roller coaster at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk turns 100
The Giant Dipper roller coaster at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk turns 100 years old this year.
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Oakland police weekly crime reports regularly fall short of reality
From homicides, to shootings and car break-ins, Oakland police say crime is trending down. Even amid signs of progress, people have still reported about 20 car break-ins on average every day this year, according to the Oakland Police Department’s (OPD) CrimeWatch database.
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Naming contest launches for 4 falcon chicks at UC Berkeley
Four falcons that recently hatched at UC Berkeley’s Campanile bell tower now need names.
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Watch: What to expect in SF's Bay to Breakers race this Sunday
Tens of thousands of runners, walkers and casual participants will converge on San Francisco this Sunday for the annual Bay to Breakers race. Race coordinator Kyle Meyers tells us what to expect along the 12K course.
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Tick season: Experts warn public of rise in tick sightings in the Bay Area
Tick season is in full swing in parts of the Bay Area and Lyme disease experts say there could be an uptick in ticks due to the longer than usual rainy season this year.
