Antioch Unified boss ‘bully' puts worker's desk on roof, employees say
Several Antioch Unified School District employees are coming forward with concerns of constant bullying by their supervisor.
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One Organ Donor Can Save 8 Lives, And Other Facts About Organ Donation
103,981 people are currently on the national transplant waiting list, including more than 2,100 children.
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Housemates charged with murder in toddler's overdose death in San Jose
In an unprecedented move, the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office has charged two accused drug dealers with murder for their part in the fentanyl overdose death of an 18-month-old child.
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Golden Gate Bridge protest: San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins asks for public's help to determine charges
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is asking for the public’s help to determine what charges should be filed against the 26 people who were arrested Monday during protests on the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Your water bill may increase. Here's what to know if you live in the South Bay
South Bay residents could soon see their water bills increase.
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Burlingame table tennis center to become official Olympics training facility
The Bay Area plays a key role in the world of Olympic table tennis. One major reason is 888 Table Tennis Center in Burlingame.
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Police identify teen suspected in SF Waymo arson case
Police in San Francisco have identified a teenager suspected in an autonomous vehicle fire that occurred in Chinatown in February, the department said Wednesday.
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Suspect in San Jose Home Depot fire still has not entered plea in case
The Home Depot fire in San Jose devastated the area. But the man accused of deliberately setting the fire has not even entered a plea in the case.
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Oakland Fresh: Program aims to tackle blight in city's most troubled areas
Oakland city crews have been working for months targeting graffiti, illegal dumping, trash, potholes, and clearing overgrown brush.
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384-square-foot Cupertino home sells for ‘considerably over' $1.7 million asking price
A tiny house in the Bay Area that would fit into most apartments sold for “considerably over” the $1.7 million asking price, a real estate agent involved in the transaction confirms to NBC Bay Area.
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San Francisco's parking ticket crack down
San Francisco parking control officers may soon be cracking down on drivers who are a little too lax in how they park.
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Break-dancing busts into the Olympics for the first time. Here's what to expect in Paris.
Get ready for plenty of how-did-they-do-that moments when the Paris Games introduce break-dancing as an official Olympic sport.
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2024 Paris Olympics Hometown Hopefuls: Kelly Cheng, Sara Hughes — California
NBC Sports will spotlight the stories of Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls from all fifty states, as well as Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico, as they work towards the opportunity to represent their country in France.
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Bay Area schools respond to bomb threats that were deemed not credible
Multiple Bay Area school districts were on high alert Wednesday in response to bomb threats that called for the release of Russian prisoners.
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M2.5 earthquake shakes North Bay, USGS says
A preliminary 2.5 magnitude earthquake struck Wednesday morning in the North Bay, near Santa Rosa, according to the United States Geological Survey.
