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George Foreman, Boxing Champion and Grilling Magnate, Dies at 76
He was best known as the face of the George Foreman Grill, which sold more than 100 million units and made him much wealthier than…
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Prep roundup: No. 1 Serra improves to 10-0 as Nate Hui’s double beats Bellarmine
The Serra Padres continue torrid start to season as Nate Hui rips two-out double in bottom of ninth to drive in winning run against Bellarmine.
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How The Mainstream View Alcohol And Marijuana
The shift in public opinion is already influencing consumer behavior. More than half of marijuana users report drinking less alcohol or abstaining entirely after using…
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State official reminds 23andMe customers they can tell embattled firm to delete their data
The South San Francisco-based genetic testing company is facing an uncertain future.
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Sale closed in Danville: $2.3 million for a four-bedroom home
A spacious house located in the 600 block of Dunhill Drive in Danville has new owners.
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Letters: California bill would mitigate the costs of Big Oil
Also: Empty promise | Slash and burn | Democrats’ leadership | Vilifying vulnerable | Reinstate USAID. East Bay Times reader letters to the editor for…
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Judge rejects DA petition, preserves death sentence for 1980s Sunnyvale workplace shooter
Richard Wade Farley, gunman in the ESL massacre that inspired the term ‘workplace shooting,’ is the only man who has been denied relief under the…
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Power outage interrupts BART service in central, east Contra Costa County
BART did not have an estimate for when service would resume. More
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As Trump cuts federal jobs, even national parks are on the chopping block
Seasonal workers at 433 national parks and historical sites began receiving emails saying their job offers for the…
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Northern California horse racing faces grim future
The California Authority of Racing Fairs this week announced that it would abandon plans to organize horse racing…
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Many more cities ban sleeping outside despite a lack of shelter space
The roughly 150 homelessness measures typically include prohibitions on camping, sleeping or storing property on public land.
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‘Mansions’ planned at Surfside collapse site. Do developers ‘hope people forget’ tragedy?
A Dubai-based developer has unveiled the details of an ultra-luxury project on the Surfside property where a building…
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San Jose officials commit to being a ‘welcoming city’ to support immigrant community
San Jose leaders have committed to supporting the immigrant community but have avoided calling the city a “sanctuary.”
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Post-partum depression is costing us billions. Can cities help?
One of the drivers of the U.S.’s maternal health crisis is suicide, which accounts for about one in…
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Can San Jose Sharks, Mikael Granlund have their cake (and eat it too?)
NHL: San Jose Sharks center Mikael Granlund is in final season of four-year contract
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LA fires: Pets displaced from shelters up for adoption in Bay Area
Redwood City’s Pets In Need is one of several shelters that has received 30 cats and dogs relocated…
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10 tips to help you recover from holiday spending
in a recent Experian holiday spending survey, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they believe they spend too much…
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Walters: California’s carbon crusade faces resistance due to its real world impact
State efforts to expand use of electric vehicles and renewable energy are getting pushback from affected communities.