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As the Bay Area looks to increase its housing stock, is there any room for community college students?
Several community college districts are taking steps to provide students with on-campus housing.
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One Tech Tip: Locking down your device when crossing borders
Travelers should prepare for extra scrutiny of devices when crossing borders.
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Abundance or Califailure: Authors with Bay Area ties from left and right lay blame for Golden State’s woes
A former Fox commentator (and potential GOP candidate for governor) pens “Califailure,” while two liberal journalists write “Abundance”
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Cal wraps up spring practice with bigger goals for second season in ACC
The Bears played in a bowl game last fall for the second straight season but haven’t completed a winning season since 2019.
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As Cal finishes spring football, coach says he’s ‘very confident’ about team’s direction
Cal coach Justin Wilcox says he feels ‘really good about where the team can be’ after 16 spring practices.
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Coachella 2025: Photos from Weekend One of the annual music and arts festival
The annual festival returns with Lady Gaga, Green Day and Post Malone headlining.
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We call them palm trees but they really are something else
Here’s why In-N-Out has palms at each location.
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Driver dead in fiery one-car weekend crash in Walnut Creek
The crash happened about 2:15 a.m. on Sunday. More
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‘I’m not a fan’: SF Giants share mixed feelings on automatic ball-strike system
Major League Baseball is using spring training to experiment with ABS
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Martinez officers fired for misconduct after fatal police shooting
Newly released records detail how one officer kneed a handcuffed suspect and helped two others hide an illegal…
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Nvidia conference will make a big splash in downtown San Jose
About 25,000 people will swarm downtown bars and restaurant in mid-March during GTC, Nvidia’s big technology conference.
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Book Review: ‘Air-borne’ transforms scientific history into detective story
Carl Zimmer transforms aerobiology into a combination of detective and horror stories.
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‘It’s been pretty horrific’: Creek restoration brings hope for life without flooding
For the first time in years, Rheem Creek did not flood when showers drenched the Bay Area this…
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How one US organization reunites military personnel with the animals they rescued overseas
The program has helped rescue over 5,000 dogs and cats for nearly 1,000 veterans.
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Costs of child care now outpace college tuition in 38 states, analysis finds
The analysis found child care costs have exceeded rent prices in 17 states.
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‘Toxic plume’ from gas station imperils Walnut Creek development plans, legal complaint alleges
The former owner of Dutch Girl Cleaners alleges that Marathon and Tesoro have botched past remediation attempts of…
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Best startup and small business grants for women
Getting money to fund a business has been challenging for women.
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From the library to the ring: How Stanford’s Dante Kirkman is punching his way to greatness
Kirkman, a senior at Stanford, is juggling his dream of being a world champion boxer with earning his…