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Waymo robotaxis make up 20% of Uber rides in Austin, data shows
Waymo robotaxis made up about 20% of rides offered by Uber Technologies Inc. in Austin in the last week of March, underscoring how consumers have…
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CFB recruiting: USC stays hot as Arizona State benefits from CFP appearance and BYU lands a top tight end
The Sun Devils landed a three-star cornerback from Georgia, site of their playoff thriller against Texas.
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San Francisco-born actor’s ALS diagnosis won’t stop his work on Euphoria
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ alum Eric Dane said he’s still able to work and reports to the Season 3 set of ‘Euphoria’ next week.
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Singapore man accused of chip fraud wields Silicon Valley and global connections
The high-profile case could cast light on how US technology subject to export restrictions is funneled around the planet.
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Q&A: What has China done so far? What could China do next?
Here’s the latest on what China has done, and what could come next amidst a trade war with the U.S.
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Tech industry fledgling signs big South Bay office lease in expansion
A fledgling tech company that uses AI techniques to help big automakers produce self-driving vehicles is expanding into a big Sunnyvale office space.
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Prep spotlight: San Leandro tabs Davion Berry to be next boys basketball coach
Ed Washington inducted into Castlemont Hall of Fame. TKA freshman Boss Mhoon talks trip to USA Basketball minicamp. Plus, how a former Leland basketball coach…
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Judge blocks Trump administration from passport changes affecting transgender Americans
The policy would ban the ‘X’ marker used by many nonbinary people on passports. More
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San Jose restaurateur opens Los Gatos’s first Korean restaurant
New Danbi location is the third of five Janet Soh plans for South Bay.
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Several Bay Area cemeteries shut down by state agency due to financial mismanagement
The Cemetery and Funeral Bureau issued a cease-and-desist order to three Bay Area facilities that are under financial…
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Saratoga nonprofit tees off for students with disabilities
Golf fundraiser for College of Adaptive Arts set for April17.
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Los Gatos Walgreens location to close
Patients who relied on the Walgreens on Blossom Hill Road in Los Gatos were directed to the location…
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New laws target overtourism at popular travel destinations
Overtourism creates new trends for travelers, like detour destinations and destination dupes.
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Livermore’s Parkwest Casino 580 gets approval to expand, raise stakes
The Livermore City Council unanimously approved an expansion project bringing higher betting limits and a new parking lot.
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Will this allergy season be the Bay Area’s worst ever?
Volunteers track pollen counts and other data.
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Suicides and attempts fall in health systems implementing the ‘Zero Suicide Model,’ study finds
The model collaborates with patients to reduce their access to lethal means, plus treatment.
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How to watch the US women’s national soccer team vs. Brazil in San Jose
The U.S. women’s national soccer team plays its second friendly match in three days against Brazil at PayPal…
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As flu deaths finally slow, the season’s death toll is emerging
At least 1,504 people died from complications of the flu by the 13th week of this year, including…