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Asking Eric: My final farewell with a dying friend left me feeling empty
We spoke on the phone, and he insisted I not cry.
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Harriette Cole: My friend thought I’d be foolish enough to fall for his scheme
The online reviews confirmed my trepidation.
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Miss Manners: One of the guests made everybody walk out in the middle of my party
I just stood there and cried in front of the beautiful table.
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Dear Abby: I don’t want this child at my house. What do I tell her parents?
Her dad is my friend, our wives like each other, but the daughter is a nightmare.
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Today in History: April 5, FDR establishes Civilian Conservation Corps
As part of his New Deal programs, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an executive order establishing the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC).
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Warriors look happy to be back home, beat Nuggets in possible playoff preview
Steph Curry scores 36 as Warriors win first home game in two weeks
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NCAA women’s basketball: South Carolina, UConn advance to title game
Defending national champion South Carolina ripped Texas Friday before UConn routed UCLA to set up Sunday’s NCAA women’s basketball championship matchup.
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New California law restricts HOA fines to $100 per violation, giving homeowners a break
Millions of California residents could get a break if they violate HOA rules under a new state law that caps fees at $100, without late fees or accumulating penalties. More
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Century-old Oakland tower is seized by lender as office market flounders
A century-old highrise in Oakland has been seized by the property’s lender.
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Palisades, Eaton fires held in check as crews prep for challenges with winds
Containment of the Palisades fire inched higher to 17% as of Tuesday morning, but gusty winds could challenge…
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9 charged with looting and 1 with arson amid Palisades and Eaton fires
Law enforcement officials expect more people to be charged as investigations continue.
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West Valley city delays installation of automatic license plate readers
Monte Sereno council wants answers about possible lawsuits.
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South San Francisco: Food hall caters to weekday diners
South San Francisco has a spacious new food hall serving up weekday meals from a range of cuisines.
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SOMA Pilipinas reignites the ‘plaza’ for Bay Area Filipinos
At the center of the Bay Area Filipino community is SOMA Pilipinas.
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5 ways to explore Filipino culture around the Bay Area
Filipino businesses shine from all corners of the Bay Area
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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…