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Is Pleasant Hill cat owner doing enough to keep cats safe from avian flu?
Several precautions are advised to keep pet cats safe from avian flu.
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San Jose special election could have major implications for city
The winner of the District 3 City Council race could determine whether Mayor Matt Mahan has enough votes to implement his policy agenda.
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Kurtenbach: Hate is great for the Warriors, Rockets, and NBA
Rivalries are the lifeblood of sports and Warriors-Rockets is one to celebrate
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Silicon Valley’s flying car ambitions take off, but can they solve Bay Area transit woes?
Several greater Bay Area companies are competing to bring flying vehicles to market.
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As temperature records shattered, Santa Clara County saw huge increase in heat deaths last year
The total of 38 deaths determined to be heat related far outnumbered preceding years.
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The REAL ID deadline is looming and many travelers are scrambling and confused. Here’s what we know
The REAL ID rollout, which varies from state to state, has many residents confused about who needs a REAL ID, what’s required to get one…
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Big East Bay hotel is taken back by lender due to delinquent loan
A big hotel in downtown Oakland has been seized by the property’s lender because of a delinquent loan.
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Lake Tahoe boating tragedy: Victims completed safety course, but half of California boaters have not
Dozens of people die in California boating accidents every year. Can safety be improved? More
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After Santana Row stabbing, many shoppers feel safe, but others express security concerns
Shoppers praised the mall’s security presence while residents and employees cited other worrying incidents.
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Oakley library and community center project secures $400K grant
Oakley Library received $400,000 grant from Walnut Creek-based Dean and Margaret Lesher Foundation but is still far from…
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Former Rep. Barbara Lee wants to be Oakland’s next mayor. What’s her platform?
The longtime congresswoman will be expected to demonstrate to voters her understanding of the town where she attended…
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San Jose’s Olivera Egg Ranch to close after 76 years
A generational family business that survived the pandemic, bird flu’s shocks to suppliers, and rollicking egg prices is…
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‘We did it right’: How Krukow, Kuiper became voices of MVP Baseball 2005
MVP Baseball 2005 remains one of most popular sports games of all-time two decades after release
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What to know before the SJ Earthquakes’ MLS season opener vs. Real Salt Lake
Bruce Arena and the new-look San Jose Earthquakes open the MLS season on Saturday night at PayPal Park
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Walters: Conflicting studies hide reality of California’s fast food wage battle
Did the $20 minimum wage help fast food workers, or instead cut jobs and raise prices? Depends on…
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Friday’s Bay Area basketball playoffs: Top storylines, surprises, trends, more
Riordan beats Mitty but not in dominant fashion. Berkeley’s second-half surge ousts St. Joseph Notre Dame. Pinewood girls…
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More than 900 Californians, including 15 children, have died from the flu this season
Over 900 people have died from influenza since the beginning of October in California, more than have died…
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NCS, CCS soccer playoffs: Friday’s results, updated matchups
Scores from the Bay Area high school soccer playoffs on Friday, plus Saturday’s complete schedule.