Palo Alto considering new ‘dark sky' ordinance
The Palo Alto City Council unanimously agreed on Monday to continue fine tuning plans for a “dark sky” law.
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Real ID effective date is one month away
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Tariffs imposed on China bring concerns to San Francisco Chinatown business owners
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Oakland mayor's chief of staff no longer employed by city
The city of Oakland confirmed that the mayor’s Chief of Staff Leigh Hanson is no longer working with the city as of Sunday.
