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European vacations decline — Americans travel to these US cities instead
People now seek destinations offering similar experiences without compromising their budget.
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AI made its way to vineyards. Here’s how the technology is helping make your wine
Experts say that the wine industry is proof that businesses can integrate the technology efficiently.
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The Oakland library is selling off 5,000 cookbooks, including historic ones
Local cookbooks and rare titles from the 1940s feature in the March 15-16 sale at The Bookmark, which benefits the Oakland Public Library.
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Two picketers injured in collision with vehicle on first day of VTA strike
SJPD said the two pedestrians were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
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Vote now: Bay Area News Group girls athlete of the week
Make your choice for the top performance among girls high school athletes from Mar. 3-8.
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When should you eat? Before, after — or even while — exercising?
Experts say what you eat is more important than when you eat.
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Bay Area weather: Rain, gusty winds and snow on local peaks expected for much of this week
Weak atmospheric river will bring soggy conditions starting Wednesday
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Teleferic Barcelona brings Spanish vibe to Los Gatos
Teleferic Barcelona in Los Gatos hosted around 200 people for its fourth Flamenco and & Tapas Night, which is held monthly to try to entice customers to dine at the restaurant and to spread… More
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Prep roundup: St. Ignatius, Salesian, Oakland Tech boys win league games; No. 1 Mitty girls fall at national showcase
Bay Area high school basketball: California boys survive against Monte Vista. Riordan girls beat St. Francis.
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Tens of thousands are expected to converge on Washington for a march days before Trump takes office
Rebranded from the Women’s March, Saturday’s rally has a new name — the People’s March — as a…
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Donald Trump’s inauguration: Your one-stop shop for the big day
As Donald Trump prepares to take office again, here’s what to know as the Biden administration’s time ends…
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Cain Velasquez shooting sentencing pushed back over Racial Justice Act motion
The former MMA and UFC star pleaded no contest last year to attempted murder and other crimes in…
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Downtown San Jose animal adoption pop-up sticking around a little longer
Thirty-nine animals found permanent homes after being at the temporary shelter, which opened in early December.
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Longtime Singaporean restaurant and bakery in Menlo Park face eviction
A quiet block of downtown Menlo Park is in turmoil after a landlord gave three longtime businesses a…
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Las Lomitas superintendent steps down following credit card use investigation
The resignation comes amid reports of the district charging thousands of dollars in travel and food expenses to…
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Bullying and bicycles: Danville ousts prolific advocates after bitter, months-long feud
DANVILLE – Two of Mount Diablo’s loudest bike champions were stripped of their policy advisory appointments this week,…
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Prison abuse, deaths and escapes prompt calls for more oversight
Accountability for the nation’s correctional facilities is decentralized and inconsistent.
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Menlo Park takes next step to allow housing to replace downtown parking lots
No plans have been approved yet, but the city has invited developers to submit proposals