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The Bay Area Rapid Transit line is running Wednesday after a potential transit strike was averted for the third straight day.
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The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to stop the early release of thousands of California prison inmates.
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Former San Diego Mayor Bob Filner has pleaded guilty to charges of felony false imprisonment and misdemeanor battery.
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Gridlock is brewing in San Francisco, as two major transit agencies teetered on the brink of commute-crippling strikes.
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San Francisco trains are running after the transit agency and unions agreed to extend contract talks to avoid a strike.
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A delivery truck driver was killed while unloading rebar at the new San Francisco 49ers showcase stadium in Santa Clara.
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A 72-year-old man says he survived 19 days lost in the wilderness by eating lizards, frogs and squirrels.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit's two largest unions announced they won't walk off the job to allow one more day of negotiations.
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A door that fell off a small plane has been found on a Monterey motel roof.
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Food stamp debit cards are functioning properly again after they stopped working due to a systems failure Saturday.
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Tony Seau, the youngest brother of late San Diego Chargers star Junior Seau, has died of an apparent heart attack.
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Investigators have ruled out foul play in the death of a woman found in a stairwell at a San Francisco hospital.
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Talks are in store all weekend long for negotiators for San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit and two unions.
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Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed several gun control bills, including one that would have banned assault weapons.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Thursday that will allow six community colleges to offer pricy intersession courses.
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The Bay Area Rapid Transit system is running trains Friday after unions and management agreed to continue labor talks.
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The Bay Area Rapid Transit labor dispute has not been settled as the final day of a cooling-off period arrived Thursday.
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Gov. Brown signed a bill to let nurse practitioners, certified midwives and physician assistants to perform early abortions.
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A serial robbery suspect has finally been caught after he allegedly robbed at least 15 banks and stores all over California.
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Sure there have been some glitches, but just how successful has the launch of Covered California really been? Covered California is the state's version of the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as "Obamacare."
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In recent days, Gov. Jerry Brown has signed several bills expanding rights and protections for illegal immigrants.
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Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill Saturday that improves HIV testing efforts across the state.
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Governor Jerry Brown has signed eight immigration-related bills into law including the Trust Act.
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The brother of Jonathan Denver, the Dodgers fan who was fatally stabbed after a Giants game last week, is speaking out.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law a bill granting driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants in California Thursday.
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Thursday marked day three of open enrollment in the Covered California health insurance exchange.
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A firefighter may be criminally charged in the death of a teen killed by a fire truck after the Asiana Airlines crash.
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It's the second day of the government shutdown and the Southland's national parks and tourist spots are feeling the effects.
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The Miramar Air Show has been canceled as a result of the government shutdown, military officials announced.
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The federal government shutdown has closed all non-essential operations at Camp Pendleton, affecting 1,200 employees.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill ending the traditional standardized tests used by public school students since 1999.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill into law making an act known as 'revenge porn' a misdemeanor offense.
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Parts of the federal government have shut down for the first time in nearly 20 years. See how it affects SoCal.
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UC Berkeley had to shut down Monday after an explosion and fire in an underground electrical vault on campus.
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State officials say rampant truancy could cost California billions of dollars in increased crime and poverty.
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A SpaceX rocket carrying a Canadian satellite intended to track space weather launched from the California coast Sunday.
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