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Bay Area musician Lester Chambers has hired a high-powered attorney and claims he is a victim of a hate crime.
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Hillary Clinton is in the Bay Area to receive an honor from the American Bar Association.
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A group of community activists is stepping forward to support City College who was told it is being stripped of its accreditation.
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San Jose police are continuing their search for the person who killed a promising young nursing student this past weekend.
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San Francisco's LGBT community is joining others across the country in calling for a boycott of all things Russian.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is jumping into the debate over immigration reform and he spoke Monday at a screening of a new movie called "Documented" about young immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally with their parents.
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In the next few decades San Francisco's skyline will change and many new projects will surround the new Transbay Terminal.
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The Korean Consulate General sponsored a tribute for first responders who took action after Asiana Flight 214 crashed.
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San Francisco has launched a new home loan program not based on income, but on vocation, designed to help first responders.
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Police are praising a teenage girl for thwarting a burglary at her home in Hayward.
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San Francisco is often setting trends, but it is actually behind the curve when it comes to having a curfew for city parks.
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San Francisco Supervisors Jane Kim and John Avalos want aerial advertising over the city banned permanently, citywide.
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The father of one of the teens killed in the Asiana crash at SFO is distraught because he hasn't seen his daughter's body yet.
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Many passengers on Asiana Flight 214 grabbed their bags before exiting the plane, which goes against FAA evacuation procedure.
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One of the survivors of Saturday's Asiana 214 crash is a San Francisco man who jumped into action.
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The U.S. Supreme Court's long-awaited decision on Proposition 8, California's ban on same-sex marriage, is due on Wednesday.
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A San Francisco couple dubbed the "landlords from hell" is in jail after pleading guilty to waging a terror campaign against tenants.
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The naked man seen attacking people at a BART station in a video that went viral had his first day in court Tuesday.
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City officials say a parklet in Haight-Ashbury has become a neighborhood nuisance and they are moving to tear it down.
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San Francisco's Great Highway will be closed in both directions from Sloat Boulevard to Lincoln Way until sometime next week.
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A group of local kids had a frightening experience Wednesday as the bus they were riding in SF was rear-ended by a streetcar.
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Remarks made last month by a Japanese mayor about the use of sex slaves during World War II continue to spark protests.
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What's said to be the oldest independently-owned black book store in the country is in danger of eviction.
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Disturbing new statistics released Monday show that about three pedestrians are hit by cars in San Francisco every day.
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The "Remember Them: Champions For Humanity" sculpture is now finished and Oakland will dedicate the monument on Friday.
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A brand new housing development is scheduled to open in the same location as ABC7 News' former home.
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A baggage handler at SFO has been accused of stealing dozens of items from airline passengers' checked bags.
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The Bay to Breakers footrace itself went fairly smoothly this year but after the race, a tragedy took the life of a San Francisco man.
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The Bay to Breakers race was created to raise the city's spirits after the devastating 1906 earthquake.
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Against all odds, the woman Oprah Winfrey called her "all-time favorite guest" is about to become a U.C. Berkeley graduate.
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The San Francisco 49ers and Levi Strauss & Co have reached an agreement for a $220 million, 20-year naming rights deal.
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Organizers of San Francisco's gay pride parade have found themselves in the unusual position of being accused of discrimination.
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How safe is San Francisco and what more could be done to keep the city secure in the aftermath of the Boston bombings?
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A Bay Area bone marrow drive turned into a success story after a rare meeting between a leukemia survivor and her donor.
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The Warriors and their fans are hoping to score big Tuesday night against Denver in Game 5 of their NBA playoff series.
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Bai Thong Thai restaurant says Yelp is rigging its ratings to bully the owner into buying advertising.
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From kinky to kid-friendly, is the idea behind a plan to use vacant space in a SF armory where one business shoots X-rated films.
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Three nudists who say they were illegally arrested for disobeying SF's new nudity ban failed to get a judge to toss the case.
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Marijuana enthusiasts packed Golden Gate Park for the unofficial "420" holiday, but they left behind a $15,000 mess.
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A coordinated act of vandalism that took down electricity and phone service on Tuesday in Santa Clara County.
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Some very young heroes were honored at San Francisco City Hall Wednesday for helping save their parents' lives by calling 911.
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Food truck operators are feeling slighted because their trucks won't be permitted in the America's Cup Park or America's Cup Village.
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San Francisco could become the first city in the nation to limit the number of retailers selling tobacco.
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The Supreme Court is suggesting it could find a way out of the Prop 8 case without issuing a major national ruling.
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Next week the U.S. Supreme Court will take up the battle over Proposition 8 -- the ban against same-sex marriage.
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People along the San Francisco waterfront stand to make a lot of money renting out their homes during America's Cup.
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A San Francisco supervisor is proposing changing Lech Walesa Street after Walesa made homophobic remarks on Polish TV.
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A medical study released Monday has new guidelines for women and mammograms.
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San Francisco Symphony musicians have unanimously voted to authorize a strike if talks Tuesday don't make progress.
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City leaders are denouncing a new round of Muni bus ads they say are anti-Muslim and contain inflammatory language.
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