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• High-tech mission explores the ocean floor
• SAN FRANCISCO - A researcher with San Francisco's Exploratorium has recently returned from a dramatic deep sea expedition.
• Affordable Care Act insurance plans revealed
• SAN FRANCISCO - Beginning in January, everyone will have to choose a new plan based on the government's uniform insurance categories.
• Affordable Care Act insurance plans revealed
• SAN FRANCISCO - Federal law requires all Americans to have health care on January 1, 2014.
• Affordable Care Act coverage starts soon
• SAN FRANCISCO - Beginning Jan. 1, all Americans will be required to have health care coverage. It's the law.
• 3 arrested trying to stop Willits bypass
• WILLITS, Calif. - Three people have been arrested in a confrontation over a highway bypass project on the north coast.
• Air Force hopes to stick Sacramento with toxic waste
• A U.S. Air Force official is plowing ahead with plans entomb soil contaminated with radium-226 and give it to Sacramento.
• Willits bypass delayed again
• WILLITS, Calif. - There has been more trouble for a highway project in Mendocino County that is under fire from environmental protesters.
• Famed Bay Area musician helps with brain research
• SAN FRANCISCO - Famed Bay Area musician Mickey Hart has long believed that music is the best medicine. Now he's helping prove it.
• Bay Area museum training future scientists
• SAN FRANCISCO - The California Academy of Sciences is stepping up its effort to inspire and train a new generation of scientists.
• Caltrans Willits freeway project comes to halt
• WILLITS, Calif. - Work on a controversial Caltrans freeway project came to a sudden stop on Wednesday after Mendocino County revoked a permit.
• Willits bypass faces new legal challenges
• WILLITS, Calif. - A controversial California freeway project is facing new legal challenges that Caltrans is violating environmental requirements.
• Caltrans may face fines for Willits project
• WILLITS, Calif. - Caltrans may face fines or even be forced to stop work on a controversial project that is out of compliance with regulations.

• Livermore's Camp Milagros helps lift childrens' spirits
• U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan
• Bay Area company working to preserve Muir's home
• Exploratorium science training program expands
• Construction begins on controversial Willits bypass
• California inmates starve for more freedom
• Bay Area doctors create snake bite treatment
• Teens help with 'Science of Skateboarding' exhibit
• CHP removes protester from Caltrans construction site
• Roots Of Peace honors landmine victim's request
• Journalist arrested at Willits Caltrans construction site
• The Making of the New Exploratorium
• Willits protester spends 8th day on Caltrans equipment
• Man climbs onto equipment at Willits bypass project
• Artists find success on Internet
• Famous gator gets a check-up
• Protesters arrested for stopping work on Willits bypass
• Protesters shut down work on Willits bypass
• Winemakers target hipper audience with risqué ads
• Retailers using controversial marketing tools
• Tiny computer taking the world by storm
• SF tech companies embrace office graffiti
• San Rafael rent control case could impact thousands
• Experienced SF police investigators will be leaving
• Teacher helps kids fight bullying through movie
• Elite university aims to solve world's problems
• Startups use Netflix rental model for clothing, jewelry
• Faire hopes to attract more women
• Milestone reached for TNDC's after school program
• New allegations of scientific misconduct at oyster farm