Livermore police search for suspect in double homicide
Livermore police are asking for the public’s help in locating a 30-year-old Oakland man who they believe is responsible for killing two people last weekend.
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Violence at UC Berkeley protest encampment results in injuries
Violence broke out Wednesday evening at an encampment at Sproul Plaza on the UC Berkeley campus after days of peaceful assembly in response to the Israel-Hamas war, a contrast to arrests and turmoil at other American schools.
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Downtown First Thursdays offers new hope to struggling SF merchants
San Francisco’s Downtown First Thursdays kicks off with high hopes that it will revitalize an area that has struggled since the start of the pandemic.
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President Biden to visit Bay Area for fundraiser
President Joe Biden is coming to the Bay Area next week, NBC Bay Area confirmed Wednesday night.
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San Jose business owner dealing with multiple break-ins at tea shop
A downtown San Jose tea shop says repeated crimes have them struggling to stay open.
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16th Congressional district race: Low wins recount, will face Liccardo in November
Evan Low has won the recount in the 16th Congressional district race, defeating Joe Simitian by five votes to set up a showdown with Sam Liccardo in the November election.
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Homebuyers turn to riskier adjustable-rate mortgages
As mortgage rates remain above 7%, some would-be homebuyers are looking for another option to help them buy: an adjustable-rate mortgage.
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Wet, cool weather returning to the Bay Area this weekend
The Bay Area’s recent stretch of dry, mild weather will give way to wind and rain this weekend as a cold low-pressure system moves in from the northern Pacific Ocean.
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May Day brings thousands in support of janitors, hotel workers in San Francisco
May Day, a day meant to remember the struggles of workers and the labor movement, brought a large and loud march around San Francisco’s Union Square.
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Pro-Palestinian campus protests continue in Bay Area, nationwide
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations continued at universities nationwide Wednesday as law enforcement agencies try to clear out the encampments.
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Hundreds gather in Oakland, rally for workers' rights, immediate ceasefire in Gaza
Hundreds of East Bay workers gathered at the Federal Building in Oakland Monday, fighting not only for their rights, but for the rights of others calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
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‘Pretty devastating': Acalanes High School swimmers unable to compete in crucial meet
Swimmers at Acalanes High School in Lafayette have been hit by a wave of disappointment and frustration after they learned that they won’t be able to swim in a critical competition this weekend.
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Palestinians in Gaza a central focus of May Day rally and march in San Francisco
May Day protests in San Francisco brought out hundreds for a rally in the Mission District and a march to city hall.
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Oakland Ballers announce Raimondi Park renovations ahead of June debut
The Oakland Ballers on Wednesday released more details of their $1.6 million plan to renovate the independent professional baseball team’s new home, Raimondi Park.
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Filipino martial arts — a legacy for a Bay Area family
Inside a defunct Daly City elementary school-turned-studio space, a roomful of adult pupils was getting a lesson in how to fend off a knife attack, courtesy of one of the legendary practitioners of Filipino martial arts.
