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Calif. Law Professor Under Fire for Blog Post Blaming Pandemic on Chinese Government
A University of San Diego law professor is under fire for what even the school is calling disparaging and biased language used in a blog post about the suspected origin of the coronavirus, a conspiracy the Chinese government denies. Because the investigation into these remarks is just starting, NBC 7 is not naming the tenured professor or his blog page….
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The Alembic has created original cocktails to pair with popular Girl Scout Cookie flavors. The popular Haight Street bar will offer a rotation of four drinks, each paired with two Girl Scout Cookies beginning Tuesday. Madison Bumgarner Poses as Paul Bunyan With Bull for Giants Magazine While this is the second year that The Alembic has offered Girl Scout Cookie…
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Food Pantries Get Ready for Feeding Our Families
Food pantries across the tri-state are gearing up for Feeding our Families, one of the biggest single-day food drives in the northeast. Stacey Bell reports.
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Special-Education Teacher Blames Heroin Use for Sex With Student
Former teacher Stephanie Amato learns fate for sex with 14-year-old student.
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California Governor Signs Ban on Park Name Trademarks
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation prohibiting ownership claims over California state park names after a dispute that led to renaming beloved sites at Yosemite National Park.
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Senate Votes to Ban Trademarks at California Parks, After Yosemite Battle
The California Senate is backing legislation prohibiting trademark claims at state parks following a dispute that led to renamed landmarks in Yosemite National Park.
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Yosemite's Iconic Attractions Renamed in Trademark Battle
Yosemite National Park is set to start showing the new names for some of park’s most iconic attractions after no settlement was reached to a bitter legal dispute.
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20-Count Indictment Returned in Brutal DC Mansion Slayings
A grand jury returned a 20-count indictment Wednesday against the suspect in the deaths of a couple, their young son and their housekeeper inside their multi-million-dollar D.C. mansion.
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Man Flies Jetpack Around Statue of Liberty
A man whose life-long dream is to become a real-life version of the superhero Iron Man soared over New York Harbor in a jetpack last week.
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Leap Files For Bankruptcy, Auctions Buses for $5
Private shuttle bus company Leap is no longer on the road and its buses are available to bid on auction starting at $5.
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Oakland Police Renew Plea for Information on Slain Punk Rock Musician
Oakland police and the family of a musician slain outside a downtown nightclub in April made a renewed plea Tuesday for information about the killers.
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Caltrans Officials Pull Out of Golf Tournament After Audit
Three high-ranking Caltrans executives said Friday they will pull out of a charity golf tournament scheduled for next week in Orange County, just a day after a state audit found a Caltrans engineer had been golfing when he should have been at work.
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Alameda County Superior Court Warns Residents About Jury Duty Scam
The Alameda County Superior Court is warning county residents about a jury duty scam currently being seen nationwide.
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Sunnyvale, VTA Work to Address Heavy Traffic Issues
Sunnyvale city leaders and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority officials on Thursday asked residents to weigh in on solutions for the so-called “The Mathilda Mess.”
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StarKist Settlement: How to Get Cash or $50 in Tuna
Tuna lovers have your pick: $25 in cash or $50 in tuna. StarKist is offering affected customers cash or tuna fish as part of a settlement in a class action lawsuit that alleged the company under-filled some of its 5-ounce cans of tuna by several tenths of an ounce, NBC News reported. StarKist has denied wrongdoing. A shopper must have...
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Santa Clara County Approves Funding for Temporary Homeless Shelter, Endorses Site at Former Onizuka Air Force Station in Sunnyvale
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors decided Tuesday to construct a $1.3-million 100-bed temporary shelter to provide homeless people a respite from what’s expected to be a wet winter.
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Developer Says New Raiders Stadium in Oakland Is Feasible
A San Diego businessman says his latest plan for a new Raiders stadium in the city of Oakland has a 50-50 chance of succeeding, but he’s revealing little else about it.
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Napa Storage Unit Customers Unable to Retrieve Stuff, One Year After 6.0 Quake
Napa storage unit customers have been unable to get their stuff, one year after earthquake.
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Suisun City Troupe Dances on America's Got Talent
A Suisun City dance company is hoping that the public will vote Tuesday night for its hip hop performers to win America’s Got Talent and take home $1 million and a contract for its own show.
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Jersey Shore Waitress' ‘LOL' Receipt Goes Viral
A Jersey shore server’s photo of a receipt with the letters “LOL” in place of a tip on a bill of more than $110 is drawing attention on social media, according to the Asbury Park Press.