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Blake Lively’s loose hair, baking in doughnut shop, spurs health probe
It looks like Blake Lively’s ‘PR stunt’ — working in the kitchen of a friend’s doughnut shop last weekend — could have gone over better.
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Judge advances lawsuit that could put Santa Clara County jails on trial over suicide prevention
The family of a man who died by suicide in 2020 claims he should have gotten closer attention; the county says his risk classification prevented…
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US hiring picks up, showcasing solid job market ahead of Trump’s tariffs announcement
US job growth topped all forecasts in March, suggesting the labor market was holding up well before President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs start making their…
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‘Worst-case scenario’ for tech wipes $1.4 trillion from Nasdaq
Thursday’s slump wiped $1.4 trillion in market capitalization from the Nasdaq 100 Stock Index.
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Affordable apartments could sprout on empty San Jose lot near downtown
An affordable homes project in San Jose developed with cutting-edge construction techniques is nearing a final city decision.
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Prep spotlight: How Granada is gearing up for another run at NorCal baseball glory
Mitty alum wins luge national title. St. Francis softball player commits to Stanford. How ‘Vietnamese Velociraptor’ helped El Cerrito’s baseball team to a fast start
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Parole denied for Bay Area man convicted in bizarre scheme to get ex-girlfriend deported
Jose Pablo Romero was convicted of aggravated mayhem with a prior strike for a scheme to have his 19-year-old wife suffer injuries to frame his…
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San Jose city councilmember accused of defamation, abuse of power by political rival
One of the challengers for San Jose District 7 City Council seat has accused Bien Doan of defamation and abuse of power, adding to the mounting legal woes facing the incumbent. More
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Watch: Pete Hegseth confirmation hearing underway
Take a live look at the confirmation hearing for Donald Trump Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth
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Bay Area quarry’s mineral rights purchased by Irish behemoth
The mineral rights of the San Rafael Rock Quarry have been purchased by CRH, an international group of…
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‘It’s really stressful’: Venezuelan immigrants grateful for TPS extension, fearful for future
Some immigrants with Temporary Protected Status were glad that they were allowed to stay in the U.S. for…
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IRS sending automatic stimulus payments. Are you on the list?
It’s distributing payments to taxpayers who failed to claim a Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns.
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Richmond awarded $9.5 million federal transportation grant
Grant dollars will go toward installing street, cycling and pedestrian improvements along Harbour Way and Ohio Avenue.
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Photos of the Week: Table tennis Olympian back in the Bay Area, sports fan and players celebrate, Barbara Lee’s announcement and more
Photos of the Week: Jan. 7 – 13, Table tennis Olympian is back in the Bay Area, Sharks…
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Elias: Trump deportations to be far more complex than campaign implied
No registry of immigrant addresses exist, and whether U.S. troops would need search warrants to check suspected spots…
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An American tradition: Defeated candidates attending the president-elect’s inauguration
Kamala Harris will resume practice after an eight-year hiatus
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Special counsel Jack Smith’s report condemns Trump’s ‘criminal efforts to retain power’ in 2020
The more than 130-page report, which was submitted to Congress and released early Tuesday after a court hold…
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What to watch as Pete Hegseth faces questions about his experience and personal past
Defense secretary nominee will publicly face senators for the first time after weeks of privately pushing back on…