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East Bay nonprofit works to end sexual violence
Two women are sharing their stories of survival, thanks to the work of an East Bay nonprofit.
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East Bay nonprofit works to end sexual violence
From the slums of Africa to the Bay Area. Two women are sharing their stories of survival, thanks to the work of an East Bay nonprofit. Freely in Hope helps survivors of sexual violence across Kenya and Zambia. Gia Vang reports.
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Antioch vehicle thefts have nearly tripled since 2022
This year alone, a record-setting 1,400 cars have been stolen in Antioch. In fact, this month alone the city is averaging five cars stolen every day. However, the city’s embattled police department says it’s doing all it can to fight back.
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Berkeley may explore county food inspection after audit exposes city program
Berkeley runs a food inspection program separate from Alameda county, but change may come after a scathing audit revealed the independent program’s failures.
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Contra Costa County to begin spraying Antioch for invasive yellow fever mosquitoes
Contra Costa County will spray part of Antioch this week for invasive yellow fever mosquitoes starting Tuesday through Saturday between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m.
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Children's Fairyland in Oakland honors Indigenous People's Day with sign change
Children’s Fairyland has changed its “Fairyland” sign to “Ohloneland,” which will be on display at the park through the end of the year
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Children's Fairyland in Oakland honors Indigenous People's Day with sign change
Children’s Fairyland has changed its “Fairyland” sign to “Ohloneland,” which will be on display at the park through the end of the year
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Thousands of PG&E customers without power after Saturday outage in Alameda County
Nearly 7,000 PG&E customers in Alameda County lost power on Saturday morning because of an unplanned outage, according to PG&E’s live outage map.
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Watch: Bay Area chess grandmaster on his chase for US title
A chess grandmaster who grew up in the Bay Area will once again make his move for glory at the esteemed U.S. championship starting Thursday. NBC Bay Area catches up with East Bay native Sam Shankland.
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Bay Area heatwave impacting local businesses
The October heatwave is impacting various businesses in the East Bay. Some said customers are not showing up due to the heat. Pete Suratos has the details.
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BART Fruitvale and Lake Merritt stations reopen after fatality
A person died on the trackway at the Fruitvale BART Station Wednesday night, the agency said just before midnight.
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There's crying in baseball: We spent the Oakland A's last home game with fans who are losing everything
Friendships, championships, first dates and fireworks: A’s fans didn’t hold back their tears as the team that brought them a lifetime of memories played its final game at the Oakland Coliseum.
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There's crying in baseball: We spent the Oakland A's last home game with fans who are losing everything
Friendships, championships, first dates and fireworks: A’s fans didn’t hold back their tears as the team that brought them a lifetime of memories played its final game at the Oakland Coliseum.
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Authorities in East Bay seek help after weekend marred by gun violence
There is a growing call for change after a violent weekend in the East Bay, where authorities are investigating shootings in Oakland, Antioch and Bay Point. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.
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Authorities in East Bay seek help after weekend marred by gun violence
There is a growing call for change after a violent weekend in the East Bay, where authorities are investigating shootings in Oakland, Antioch and Bay Point.
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Man killed after shooting at DeFremery Park in West Oakland
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and police held a press conference on Sunday morning regarding a deadly shooting that occurred Saturday night in West Oakland at DeFremery Park. Christie Smith has the latest.
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Suspected East Bay freeway shooter arrested in Fairfield, CHP says
Detectives with the California Highway Patrol last month arrested a 47-year-old Fairfield man suspected in two East Bay freeway shootings and seized numerous guns at homes linked to the suspect, the CHP said Tuesday.
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Soda tax shows positive impact in Berkeley, per Kaiser study
It’s been a decade since the City of Berkeley implemented the nation’s first soda tax. But has it worked?
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Soda tax shows positive impact, study says
It’s been a decade since the City of Berkeley implemented the nation’s first soda tax. But has it worked? Velena Jones has the latest.
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Danville's Maggie Steffens shoots for fourth Olympic gold medal in Paris
Team USA women’s water polo star and Danville native Maggie Steffens is looking for her fourth gold medal in Paris, but this time around, the Olympics will be a bit different for her personally. Jessica Aguirre reports.