PG&E climate credit coming for residential customers this month
As power costs continue to rise in the Bay Area and beyond, PG&E customers will see a credit on their April bill, the utility says.
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The Power of Small Rituals: Simple Self-Care Practices for Busy Parents
“Small, consistent acts of self-care can have a more lasting impact than occasional grand gestures”
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Bay Area in awe of figure skater Alysa Liu's gold medal performance at worlds
Bay Area figure skating fans on Monday were still celebrating East Bay native Alysa Liu’s gold medal performance at the World Figure Skating Championships in Boston over the weekend.
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‘Heklina needs justice': Demonstrators in SF, London rally for late drag performer
Nearly two years since well-known San Francisco drag performer and community activist Heklina was found dead in a London apartment, demonstrators in both cities gathered Monday and accused London authorities of dragging their feet in the investigation into the suspicious death.
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Oakland police officer on the mend after unprovoked attack
An Oakland police officer continued to recover Monday following an unprovoked attack on the job – the latest incident sparking concern about criminals more frequently targeting police nationwide.
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Rain brings blooming wildflowers to Mount Diablo
Wildflowers are in bloom in Mount Diablo. NBC Bay Area’s SkyRanger flew overhead Monday and bursts of yellow flowers were spotted against the green hilltops.
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San Jose community celebrates Cesar Chavez Day
There was a celebration at San Jose City College Monday as they honored the life and work of labor leader Cesar Chavez.
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San Jose police arrest suspect in deadly weekend shooting
Police said Monday they’ve arrested a suspect in the fatal shooting of a man over the weekend at a San Jose home.
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Historic ‘Jewett House' in San Francisco sells for $26.5 million
After sitting on the market for nine months, what was thought to be San Francisco’s most expensive home on the market has finally sold.
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Opossum discovered crossing Bay Bridge now healed, released into the wild
A wayward opossum that was discovered walking on the Bay Bridge in February has been released into the wild after being treated at a San Rafael wildlife rescue center.
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Former San Jose motel to become permanent housing
San Jose is transferring ownership of a former motel rife with issues to the Santa Clara County Housing Authority, with plans to convert it from temporary homeless housing to permanent apartments.
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Stanford football hires Frank Reich as interim head coach
Days after Stanford fired its football coach, it has found a replacement in former NFL coach Frank Reich.
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New era begins for A's with home opener in Sacramento
For the first time in nearly 60 years, the Athletics on Monday played their home opener outside of Oakland.
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Valencia Street repaving begins after failed bike lane pilot project
Crews began repaving the middle of Valencia Street in San Francisco, where a controversial middle bike lane pilot project backfired.
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U.S. stock futures dip as uncertainty continues over expected tariffs
New tariffs are set to be enacted by the Trump administration Wednesday, and more reciprocal tariffs could follow.
