Federal hearing over sanctuary cities begins in San Francisco
A federal judge in San Francisco opened a hearing Wednesday with sharp questions for the attorneys representing the U.S. Department of Justice.
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BART touts safer, cleaner system
BART says its trains are safer, cleaner and more accessible for riders than they’ve been in quite some time.
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YouTube turns 20 years old
Do you remember what you were doing in 2005? It’s possible you were among the first to check out a new video site dubbed YouTube.
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Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run collision in Castro Valley; driver arrested
A driver suspected in a Castrol Valley hit-and-run collision that left a pedestrian dead has been arrested, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Decapitated animals found at Fremont train station were sheep; no crime suspected
Police in Fremont on Tuesday said that animal remains found at the train station last week were that of two sheep and they don’t think anything nefarious occurred.
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Bay Area metro ranks among most polluted in the US, report shows
Nearly half of all Americans now live in places with unhealthy air, and the Bay Area metro is among the top 20 in poor air quality.
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Downtown Mountain View businesses raise concerns over tariffs
The clock is ticking for the Trump administration to secure trade deals before President Donald Trump’s pause on some tariffs expires.
