Bay City News Service
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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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The new Senate Bill 31, proposed by state Sen. Brian Jones of San Diego, would effectively criminalize camping near schools, daycares, parks or libraries.
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Last Friday, a federal court in San Francisco received a class action suit alleging that the Plenty of Fish dating site unfairly discriminates against its users based on age and gender.
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State Senator Nancy Skinner, whose district covers much of the East Bay, and Assemblymember Dawn Addis, have partnered to create a bill that would end the statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse civil claims in state court.
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Earlier today, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency due to a major storm sweeping the Bay Area. Cities across the region are already taking emergency measures.
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Hurricane Fiona has hit Puerto Rico, leaving the island in a state of emergency. Bay Area organizations and people are rushing to aid Puerto Rico in its time of need.
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Muni's subway service extension between Chinatown and Mission Bay in San Francisco finally has an opening date after years of delays, with a soft opening planned for mid-November before full service opens next year.
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On Tuesday, San Jose City Council voted to ban police from selling individual’s license plate data. This comes as the city government prepares to expand license plate readers throughout San Jose.
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After passing a resolution last month to include two Muslim holidays on the San Francisco Unified School District's calendar, the district's school board voted Tuesday to reverse that decision.
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Police warn fentanyl pills disguised to look like candy have recently turned up in the Hayward community.