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The University of California on Thursday took a first step toward allowing the hiring of undocumented students for jobs across the 10-campus system, a move that follows months of pleas from those students.
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San Jose has dropped down to the 12th most populated city nationwide following an exodus of residents during the peak of the pandemic – but it continues to rank as one of the top 15 best places to live in the country. Residents said there's a disconnect.
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The Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office Consumer Protection Unit has settled a civil action against CVS Pharmacy for selling expired over-the-counter drugs and baby formula.
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A developer has pulled out of an agreement with the University of California at Berkeley to build housing for the homeless at the national landmark People's Park.
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After seven days of striking, Oakland Unified School District leaders and the Oakland Educators Association reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.
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On Tuesday, nurses at St. Rose Hospital in Hayward voted to ratify a new four-year contract.
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Educators and school staff continue to march on picket lines across schools in Oakland as the strike continues on to its fourth day.
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The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation works with federal regulators to oversee state banks. On Monday, they published a report showing how regulators failed in the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
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San Jose Clean Energy customers could see more rate changes -- and will have less time to protest against it.
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A toxicologist hired by Contra Costa County began collecting soil samples Thursday to be tested for contaminants related to last year's accidental release of "spent catalyst" from the Martinez Refining Company.
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Students and parents at Oakland’s public schools were met by teachers marching outside with picket signs on the first day of a union strike, after six days of bargaining ended without a new contract.
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Officials with the Oakland Unified School District are holding a news conference this morning on the first day of a strike planned by the teachers' union.
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Progress was made Tuesday at the bargaining table between Oakland public school teachers and the school district ahead of a possible strike by the teachers later this week.
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Another major retail store has announced that it is closing down its stores in downtown San Francisco.
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The National Labor Relations Board certified the newly formed union of employees at an Oakland Trader Joe's Friday.
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The California Nurses Association (CNA) has announced that nurses will begin separate strikes this week at St. Rose Hospital in Hayward and at the John Muir Behavioral Health Center in Concord.