M4.0 earthquake rattles Northern California
A 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck late Tuesday night in Northern California, just east of Eureka , according to the United States Geological Survey.
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‘To have your own day just means a lot': May 14 declared Hmong American Day
Tuesday was a notable and historic day for a group of Californians after the state legislature designated May 14 as Hmong American Day.
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FBI warns of terrorist threats against Pride events
The FBI is warning communities that Pride celebrations could be targets for terror.
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Vietnam refugee family finds American dream in baked goods
Despite more than four decades producing buttery, delicate French-style pastries in his family’s San Francisco bakery empire, the one meal that still sits prominently in Andrew Ly’s mind is a plain cup of noodles given to him in a Malaysian refugee camp in 1979 after making a harrowing escape from his native Vietnam.
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Bay Area's WNBA expansion team to be known as the Golden State Valkyries
Call them the Golden State Valkyries.
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Protesters converge on Google I/O conference in Mountain View
Google’s annual developers conference had an extra feature Tuesday morning: a protest.
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Stanford study shows wildfires impact soil, future plant growth
Wildfires are causing changes in our earth’s soil chemistry, according to a new study released by scientists at Stanford and Colorado State universities.
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Speeding YouTuber from Concord gets busted for driving dangerously
A YouTuber from Concord gave investigators all the evidence they needed before convicting him last month of multiple incidents of extreme speeding and reckless driving on Contra Costa County freeways.
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South Bay water agency to vote on rate increases
Hundreds of thousands of South Bay residents on Tuesday are poised to find out whether or not they will have to pay more for water after the local water agency votes on a proposed rate hike.
