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Jenn of All Trades: The Handywoman Who's Making It in the Bay
As inflation hits hard for Bay Area families, one single mom is dusting off her power tools and the building experience she got in the Navy, so she can earn a second income and provide for her two growing boys.
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Jenn of All Trades: The Handywoman Who's Making It in the Bay
As inflation hits hard for Bay Area families, one single mom is dusting off her power tools and the building experience she got in the Navy, so she can earn a second income and provide for her two growing boys.
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‘Hold Onto Your Hats': Wind Advisory Issued for East and North Bay Hills
Wind gusts could reach up to 60 miles per hour late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, according to a wind advisory issued by the National Weather Service for the North Bay and the hills of the East Bay.
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EBMUD Introduces New Water Restrictions for Customers
Starting Tuesday night, East Bay residents will want to keep a close eye on their water use. The district has moved to a stage two emergency drought level, which makes some restrictions mandatory and creates fines for big water wasters. Sharon Katsuda reports.
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East Bay Water District Concerned Over Supply Amid Historic Dry Spell
As the Bay Area experiences a spring heat wave amid severe drought conditions, an East Bay water district once again is raising concerns over water supply. Bob Redell reports.
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Fire Burns on Kimball Island Near Antioch
Firefighters assessed a fire burning on Kimball Islands near Antioch Tuesday night.
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Vegetation Fire Reported on Kimball Island Near Antioch
Crews battled a vegetation fire on Kimball Island near Antioch Tuesday.
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Attempted Gas Theft Caught on Video
Skyrocketing gas prices have some people taking desperate measures to fill up their tanks.
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New East Bay Recreation Center to Honor Shooting Victim
For the first time, an East Bay mom is speaking out after her only child was shot and killed at an Orinda house party on Halloween night in 2019. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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3.3 Magnitude Quake Rattles San Leandro
A 3.3 magnitude earthquake hit near San Leandro Friday night.
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Preliminary 3.3 Magnitude Quake Rattles the East Bay
A preliminary 3.3 magnitude earthquake struck the East bay Friday night, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Strong Overnight Winds Expected to Repeat Wednesday Night
Wind gusts are expected to return to the Bay Area Wednesday night, especially at higher elevations in the North and East Bay.
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Forecast: Spring-Like Temperatures
Meteorologist Kari Hall has an update on expected record highs in the Microclimate Forecast.
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Oakland Residents React After 49ers Fan Attacked at SoFi Stadium
Neighbors and patrons are reacting after an Oakland restaurant owner was attacked at the NFC Championship game at SoFi Stadium last weekend. Melissa Colorado reports.
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Feed the Soul with Meals on Wheels Diablo Region
For food insecure seniors a healthy breakfast can help make the difference between hunger and good health. This February, Meals on Wheels Diablo Region’s Feed the Soul campaign aims to raise $28,000 in 28 days to provide meal bags to its most vulnerable seniors. The breakfast bags provides breakfast to very food-insecure seniors who often rely on the one meal we deliver as their only meal each day. To learn more about Feed...
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Watch: Paraglider Flies Over Vibrant Green Hills in the Bay Area
A powered paraglider recently took flight near the Altamont Pass and captured vibrant green hills thanks to recent rainfall. [Video: Hyperious via YouTube]
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East Bay Woman's Life-Changing Discovery
NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke with Jennifer, who donated eggs 20 years ago and just recently had a life-changing discovery.
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How One DNA Test Changed Everything for East Bay Woman
An East Bay woman helping infertile couples have children said she got the surprise of her life after a “23andMe” DNA test. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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From Wild West Actor to Olympic Pin Collector: The Life and Legend of Mason Dinehart
Now a business consultant, the former actor who appeared in Westerns during Hollywood’s Golden Age had never collected anything in his life — until he went to the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.
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From Wild West Actor to Olympic Pin Collector: The Life and Legend of Mason Dinehart
Now a business consultant, the former actor who appeared in Westerns during Hollywood’s Golden Age had never collected anything in his life — until he went to the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.