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Niners' Running Attack Will Miss ‘Juice'
Kyle Shanahan may move tight ends into backfield-blocking roles until regular fullback can return
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Facebook to Settle Advertiser Lawsuit for $40 Million
Facebook has agreed to pay $40 million to advertisers who said it inflated the amount of time its users watched videos.
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Niners' Defensive Line Could Have a Big Night
Nick Bosa says he and his teammates want to make an impression Monday night that the 49ers are a legitimate contender
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California's Largest Recycling Business Closes, 750 Laid Off
California’s largest operator of recycling redemption centers shut down Monday and laid off 750 employees.
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California's Largest Recycling Business Closes, 750 Laid Off
California’s largest operator of recycling redemption centers shut down Monday and laid off 750 employees. Laura Sambol reports.
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Bryce Harper, Giants Have Discussed 10-year Contract: Report
All along, the Giants have been viewed as a short-term solution for Bryce Harper. That’s not actually the case.
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Naked Man Shot By San Jose Police Claims Officers Used Excessive Force: Report
Police in San Jose are accused of using excessive force in the shooting of a naked man who ran after a mother and child in 2017, according to a lawsuit filed this week.
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Report: Sharks to Place Joe Thornton on Injured Reserve
Sharks forward Joe Thornton reportedly left the team’s five-game road trip Saturday and has been placed on injured reserve.
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Police Video From North Bay Fires Shows Harrowing Escapes
Chaotic police body-camera footage from last year’s deadly wildfires in Northern California’s wine country shows officers running door-to-door urging people to flee and rescuing elderly residents of a retirement community as flames bear down, according to a newspaper report Sunday.
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Yosemite Park Icon Bridalveil Fall to Get $13M Upgrade
A Yosemite National Park landmark is set to get a $13 million upgrade. Park officials are putting the final touches on a restoration plan for the base of Bridalveil Fall, the first waterfall that many visitors see when entering Yosemite Valley.
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SF Federal Appeals Court Considers Kids Climate Change Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
A federal appeals court is weighing in on an unusual lawsuit by a group of young people who say the Trump administration is violating their constitutional rights by failing to address climate change.
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Tesla Sued Over Alleged Use of N-Word Against Black Worker
A former Tesla worker is suing the car company, alleging he was called the N-word and describing the Northern California factory as a “hotbed for racist behavior.”
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San Jose State Students Plan to Protest Return of Professor Punished for Sexual Harassment
A student revolt is building after San Jose State University reinstated a professor who had been on leave after being found to have sexually harassed a student.
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Professor Punished for Sex Harassment Returning to San Jose State University
Classes will begin soon at San Jose State University and a professor who was punished by the school for sexually harassing a student is scheduled to return to teach.
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String of Car Break-Ins in the East Bay
Police are investigating a rash of vehicle break-ins in Brentwood and Livermore. Pete Suratos reports.
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Isolated Stretch of Big Sur Opens to the Public Again
A portion of Big Sur which has been cut off since February by a collapsed bridge and a massive landslide is accessible again.
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Sold! The ‘Flintstone House' in Hillsborough Has a New Owner
Hillsborough’s most recognizable piece of real estate has finally been sold, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
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Fear of Falling Trees Force Cupertino Schools to Cancel Annual Yosemite Trip
Many South Bay students and parents are up in arms after school officials canceled a field trip to Yosemite.
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South Bay High School Football Team Celebrates Concussion-Free Season
A South Bay high school football team is celebrating its first concussion-free season in years, and the coaching staff names a new tackling method as the reason.
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High School Football Team Celebrates Concussion-Free Season
A South Bay high school football team is celebrating its first concussion-free season in years, and the coaching staff names a new tackling method as the reason.