Salvation Army to expand homeless housing in the South Bay
The Salvation Army is teaming up with San Jose and Santa Clara County to help tackle the South Bay’s homelessness crisis.
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Kaiser Permanente data breach may have affected millions
Kaiser Permanente on Monday said it was notifying millions of its members and patients of a data transmission to tech companies that may have included some of their personal information.
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Pro-Palestinian protests continue to grow at Bay Area universities
Pro-Palestinian protests continue to grow at Bay Area universities even as some students risk suspension.
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Student loan forgiveness: What you need to know before April 30
If you are a federal student loan borrower you could have the chance to receive a full cancellation of your debt or credit towards cancellation, but you must first consolidate your loans by Tuesday.
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Southbound I-680 in the East Bay reopens after weekend closure
Southbound Interstate 680 in the East Bay reopened on scheule Monday morning after a full closure over the weekend for repaving work, according to Caltrans.
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Pleasanton community gathers to remember family of 4 killed in crash
The Pleasanton community came together to remember a family of four killed in a in a fiery crash Wednesday night.
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Families, activists rally amid ongoing Antioch PD racist texting scandal
Activists in Contra Costa County are speaking out amid the ongoing racist and homophobic text scandal that rocked the Antioch Police Department.
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5 people hurt in San Jose crash involving Santa Clara County sheriff's patrol car
Five people were hurt in a pursuit crash involving a Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office patrol car in San Jose on Sunday afternoon, according to the sheriff’s office.
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Glide Memorial Church honors Rev. Cecil Williams
Glide Memorial Church honored Rev. Cecil Williams at its first Sunday service since his death.
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San Francisco celebrates 4 years of the JFK Promenade serving as a car-free space
Hundreds of people gathered in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park Sunday to celebrate four years of the JFK Promenade serving as an open space for pedestrians to walk, cycle, dance and roll.
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SF mayor proposes legislation to waive fees for certain community events
San Francisco Mayor London Breed introduced legislation that would waive city fees for certain community events — like farmers’ markets, block parties and night markets — and simplify health permitting for food vendors by creating an annual license, her office announced in a press release Friday.
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1 person dead after car overturns on Hwy. 101 in San Jose
One person is dead after a vehicle overturned on southbound U.S. Highway 101 at the Oakland Road offramp in San Jose Sunday morning, the California Highway Patrol said.
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Fights break out at dueling pro-Palestinian, pro-Israel protests at UCLA
Dueling demonstrations are set at UCLA on Sunday by outside groups planning to show support for a growing encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters on the campus along with counter-protesters rallying around the university’s Jewish students.
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Oakland's Little Saigon hosts first Sunset Market in Clinton Park
Oakland’s Little Saigon saw its first Sunset Market at Clinton Park on Saturday.
