Bay City News Service
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The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will officially receive a report on deficiencies and non-compliance inside the county's Head Start programs from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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Sausalito settles suit with local homeless advocacy group
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San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins on Wednesday announced a new policy to aggressively pursue felony charges against drug dealers.
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Truckers, longshore workers and others opposed to a billion-dollar Oakland A's ballpark planned at the Charles P. Howard Terminal in Oakland have filed a lawsuit against a little-known Bay Area commission over its decision to allow the A's to build at the terminal pending other regulatory approvals.
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Protestors Wednesday disrupted construction for People’s Park in Berkeley, which began earlier this week.
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People's Park in Berkeley was closed early Wednesday morning to prepare for the construction of housing following a judge's final ruling on the matter, according to opponents and University of California at Berkeley officials.
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San Francisco's Transgender History Month started Monday with a flag-raising ceremony at City Hall and Mayor London Breed extolling the city's financial investments in the trans community.
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A strike by workers at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City has ended after 11 days, when union members approved a new four-year contract Friday with management.
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A local youth football team apologized to parents Monday after a weekend shooting injured three people near Oakland Technical High during an all-day football event.
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An Alameda County judge ruled Friday evening that the University of California at Berkeley can build housing on People's Park, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.