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Startups have applied the Netflix rental model to fashion, helping people spice up their wardrobe without breaking their budget.
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'Snow plow' parenting is a whole new trend among today's parents in an increasingly competitive world.
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The 49ers Academy is helping to make a huge difference in the lives of many local kids with an impressive afterschool program.
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We're excited to announce our brand new ABC7 News Alarm Clock app today.
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ABC7's Kristen Sze got the chance to spend the day with one ABC7 top scholar determined to "light up" the world.
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'GMA' contributor Tory Johnson is coming to the Bay Area to help you make your small business dreams come true.
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Jaycee Dugard comes across as poised and strong in an exclusive interview with Diane Sawyer that will air Sunday.
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A trademark battle has erupted between the wine makers of "MommyJuice" and "Mommy's Time Out."
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New internet resources are allowing start-ups to compete. All it takes is an innovative idea.
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According to a website, more Bay Area women newlyweds are having affairs to spice up their love life.
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There's a new alternative for schools and parents to using chemicals to cure head lice.
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San Francisco public defender Jeff Adachi is the latest to join the fight to cut the costs of employee pensions.
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A Peninsula 4th grader's creative efforts to raise money to save teachers' jobs have paid off in a huge way.
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A 10-year-old girl on the Peninsula is asking for donations to save teachers' jobs at her school.
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A ship docked at San Francisco's Pier 80 is launching a new state-of-the-art cable connecting the U.S. to Asia.
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ABC7 goes inside Pixar's Emeryville offices and talks to the Oscar-winning director of "Up," Pete Docter.
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Corstone is non-profit that's bringing its successful resiliency-training program to a school for the first time.
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Lunch trucks are serving up cuisine and profits, thanks to social networking.
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Some Stanford students are using cellphones to solve a big medical problem in Africa.
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An SF State lab is building tough wheelchairs to be used in developing countries.
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California is taking a big step toward helping more than two million veterans.
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A Palo Alto man will use an unusual bike to promote a cause across the U.S..
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A Bay Area based contest is helping female small business owners buck the recession.
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The Women's Initiative agency is helping small businesses grow around the Bay Area.
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A school district on the Peninsula is going high-tech in its fight to stop cheaters.
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The Bay Area's only free standing hospice for children is in danger of shutting down.
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One immigrant turned Silicon Valley entrepreneur is working to literally, share the light.
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The friendlier faces you will soon be seeing at the airport when you travel.
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A non-profit is teaming up with universities to offer scholarships to working moms.
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An SF barbershop is mixing old-fashioned pampering and digital-age networking.
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Specially-trained officers at SFO and Oakland airports are scrutinizing your behavior.
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Meet Palo Alto's Marianne Crowder, the oldest known living Girl Scout in America.
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