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Body Found Near Tilden Park
A body was found near Tilden Park Sunday, officials said.
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Body Found Near Tilden Park: Police
A body was found near Tilden Park Sunday, officials said.
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Medical Emergency Shuts Down Orinda BART Station
A major medical emergency on Monday evening shut down the Orinda BART station. Trains are not stopping at the station. Some BART service lines are experiencing delay as a result of the station closure. No other information was immediately available.
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East Bay Woman Attacked by Bear in Lake Tahoe Cabin
An East Bay woman in a battle for her life against cancer survived a different brush with death at Lake Tahoe. Thom Jensen reports.
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East Bay Woman Attacked by Bear in Lake Tahoe Cabin
It takes a lot to scare Laurel-Rose Von Hoffmann-Curzi who is already battling stage 4 lymphoma.
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Fourth of July Fireworks Return to San Francisco
Fog rolled into San Francisco Sunday night, which made the Fourth of July fireworks show there more of a glow than a sparkle. Sergio Quintana reports.
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Fourth of July Fireworks Shows, Parades Return Across the Bay Area
Even as the state reopens from the pandemic, some Bay Area communities are not hosting fourth of July events again this year. But in other areas, fireworks shows and parades returned across the Bay Area on Sunday.
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Fourth of July Parade Returns in Orinda
Even as the state reopens from the pandemic, some Bay Area communities are not hosting fourth of July events again this year. But the annual parade returned in Orinda. Christie Smith reports.
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Planned Fourth of July Event in Orinda Draws Mixed Reactions
In Orinda, the annual Fourth of July parade is on. However, some are concerned with COVID-19 and other celebrations in Contra Costa County are cancelled, many more people will head to Orinda.
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Community Mixed on Planned Orinda Fourth Of July Parade
In Orinda, the annual Fourth of July parade is on. However, some people are concerned with COVID-19 and with other celebrations in Contra Costa County being cancelled. They are afraid many more people will head to Orinda. Marianne Favro reports.
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Fire District in the East Bay Uses New App to Fight Wildfires
Fire retardant, helicopters and tankers are all tools used to fight a wildfire. But one fire district in the East Bay has a new tool no other department has access to – an app that allows the fire chief to turn a home’s sprinkler system on and turn off with the swipe of a finger.
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Fire District in the East Bay Uses New App to Fight Wildfires
Fire retardant, helicopters and tankers are all tools used to fight a wildfire. But one fire district in the East Bay has a new tool no other department has access to – an app that allows the fire chief to turn a home’s sprinkler system on and turn off with the swipe of a finger. Melissa Colorado reports.
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Fire Agencies Warn Californians of Wildfire Season Arriving Earlier
As part of California’s Wildfire Preparedness Week, Cal Fire and Cal OES were in the East Bay Monday to warn residents that peak of wildfire season is arriving earlier this year. The agencies, which held a press conference in Orinda, say more equipment, more firefighters and more technology will be in place to fight what may be another summer...
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East Bay Gearing Up for Wildfire Season
As part of California’s Wildfire Preparedness Week, Cal Fire and Cal OES officials were in the East Bay to warn the peak of wildfire season is going to arrive much earlier this year. Melissa Colorado reports.
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Cal Fire to Hold Wildfire Preparedness Event in Orinda
Cal Fire will host a wildfire preparedness event in Orinda to urge communities to take a hands-on approach to fire safety.
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Remembering Victims of Airbnb Orinda Shooting
It was an emotional night in Orinda Thursday, as people gathered to remember the victims of that deadly shooting at a house party last Halloween.
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Orinda Remembers Halloween Shooting Victims as Anniversary Approaches
It’s been nearly a year since a devastating mass shooting at a house party in Orinda left five people dead and four others injured at a home rented on Airbnb.
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Orinda Remembers Halloween Shooting Victims as Anniversary Approaches
It’s been nearly a year since a devastating mass shooting at a house party in Orinda that left five people dead and four others injured at a home rented on Airbnb. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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Crews Working on BART Rail Replacement Project in Orinda
Crews will be working on a rail replacement project for several weeks at the Orinda BART station.
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County Seeks State Takeover of Orinda Nursing Home With Past Safety Violations
Contra Costa County health officials are seeking a state takeover of a troubled 47-bed Orinda nursing home hit by a Covid-19 outbreak that has so far sickened a third of its caregivers as well as 27 patients, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned.