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Nvidias AI conference: GTC 2024 brings thousands to San Jose
Nvidia’s annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) is in San Jose this week.
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Oakland leaders detail crime-fighting actions along Hegenberger corridor
The Hegenberger corridor in Oakland has been hit hard by crime, resulting in business closures and residents feeling unsafe, but city leaders on Monday said improvement is on the way.
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Third person in SF bus stop crash dies at hospital, police say
A third person in Saturday’s bus stop crash in San Francisco has died, police said Sunday.
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2-alarm fire destroys small gym at Amador Valley High School in Pleasanton
Firefighters responded to a two-alarm fire at Amador Valley High School in Pleasanton Sunday night, the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department said.
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Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver in Antioch, police say
A person was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver in Antioch on Sunday morning, according to police.
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SF leaders respond as AAPI activists demand second look at attack on elder woman
San Francisco city leaders are responding to calls for transparency in the investigation into a deadly attack of a Chinese immigrant.
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Police respond to illegal sideshow in San Francisco
San Francisco police are investigating an illegal sideshow that happened late Saturday night.
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Oakland Marathon draws thousands, teams up with Steph, Ayesha Curry's foundation
An estimated 10,000 people started off their St. Patrick’s Day at the starting line of the Oakland Marathon Sunday morning, which this year partnered with the Curry’s Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation.
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Petaluma sees dozens of car break-ins overnight
There were over 30 car break-ins throughout the city of Petaluma Saturday night, according to police.
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White House urges Senate to ‘move swiftly' on TikTok bill as lawmakers drag their heels
President Biden has committed to signing the TikTok bill if it makes it to his desk.
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Officials announce refurbishment plans for Sonoma County airport
The Sonoma County Department of Public Infrastructure announced plans on Friday to refurbish a section of runway pavement and replace a deteriorating drain pipe — referred to as a storm culvert — at Charles M. Schulz airport.