‘No encampment zone' established in South San Jose
A new “no encampment zone” will be enforced in San Jose as part of the mayor’s commitment to get unhoused people off city streets.
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The Power of Small Rituals: Simple Self-Care Practices for Busy Parents
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Legal aid groups seek to block cancelled contracts to represent unaccompanied immigrant children
Legal aid groups representing unaccompanied minors are seeking a temporary restraining order halting federal contract cancellations.
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Will TikTok be banned in the United States?
A looming deadline is approaching to sell or shutter one of the world’s most popular social networks.
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Suspect faces felony charges in unprovoked attack on Oakland police officer
Felony assault charges have been filed against a suspect accused of an unprovoked attack on an Oakland police officer, Alameda County District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson said Tuesday.
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Loved ones mourn slain Oakland teen during funeral
Family and friends of an Oakland teenager shot and killed while walking to soccer practice last month said their final goodbyes on Tuesday.
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2,000-plus pounds of marijuana found in crashed U-Haul truck in Dublin
Authorities investigating a crash involving a U-Haul truck on Interstate 580 in Dublin last week ended up seizing over 2,000 pounds of marijuana and more than $13,000 in cash, the California Highway Patrol said Tuesday.
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Stanford introduces Frank Reich as interim football coach
Andrew Luck, general manager of the Stanford football program, introduced Frank Reich as the interim coach Tuesday.
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CHP seeks driver who allegedly hit patrol car in Alameda County
The California Highway Patrol is asking the public to help identify a car suspected of hitting a patrol car in Alameda County over the weekend before fleeing the scene.
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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.
