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The stock market spiraled on Thursday after President Donald Trump announced expansive new tariffs. Follow along for live updates.
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The Power of Small Rituals: Simple Self-Care Practices for Busy Parents
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Fatal crash in South San Jose under investigation
Police are investigating a fatal crash that shut down a roadway Thursday morning in South San Jose, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Portable generator refueling led to fire at Martinez Refining Company
A fire at the Martinez Refining Company on Wednesday night has been extinguished and one person is injured, according to Contra Costa Health.
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Thousands expected to protest Trump, Musk across the Bay Area this weekend
Dozens of protests across the Bay Area will take place Saturday with thousands mobilizing in opposition to President Donald Trump and Elon Musk as part of a nationwide protest.
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Oakland Hills shooting leaves community shaken
An Oakland Hills neighborhood remains shocked after a shooting happened on Wednesday, critically injuring someone.
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‘Liberation Day' tariffs cause sticker shock to some across Bay Area
President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs are causing sticker shock to many consumers across the Bay Area.
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VTA restores light rail green line service
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority announced it will restore light rail green line services on Thursday.
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Pleasanton man turns himself in after allegedly stabbing his mother to death, police say
A 31-year-old Pleasanton man was arrested on suspicion of the stabbing death of his mother, police said Wednesday.
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Apple head of Global Security found not guilty in bribery trial tied to concealed gun permits
The Head of Global Security for Apple Inc., Thomas Moyer, was found not guilty by a Santa Clara County jury Wednesday of bribery charges tied to a scandal involving former Sheriff Laurie Smith and the issuing of concealed carry weapons permits.
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Former roadie to move to permanent housing in San Jose
A San Jose agency has found a home for a man who made his name as a legendary roadie for rock bands. His journey later put him on the streets.
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Supreme Court reviews South Carolina bid to defund Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood leaders in the Bay Area are closely monitoring a Supreme Court case that could have a major impact on women’s health care.
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Berkeley fire department pushes defensible space proposal
A new proposal to slow down wildfires in Berkeley asks residents to do more to keep the whole community safe.
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SJ firefighters pushing to reopen station amid budget concerns
San Jose firefighters are pushing to reopen a station that’s been closed for years.
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Thieves crash car into North Bay camera store, steal equipment
Thieves used a car to ram into a North Bay camera store before stealing tens of thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment earlier this week.
