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A local company is preserving John Muir's home for future generations, and they are using a high-tech method to do it.
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A popular science training program at the Exploratorium is expanding to accommodate more teachers who want to pick up new skills.
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A popular science training program at the Exploratorium is expanding to accommodate more teachers who want to pick up new skills.
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Construction has already started on a $300 million Caltrans bypass project in Willits, but the controversy hasn't stopped.
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A hunger strike at several California prisons has entered its fourth week as inmates protest the current use of isolation units.
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A group of Bay Area doctors teamed up with a hospital in India to create a snake bite treatment that may save people's lives.
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A news photographer arrested at the site of a controversial construction project has been charged with trespassing and released.
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The controversial Drakes Bay Oyster Company in Point Reyes will be allowed to stay open for now.
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The historic Drakes Bay Oyster Co. is continuing its fight to stay open. They've planned a support rally to tell its side of the story.
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The historic Drakes Bay Oyster Farm is getting more support in its fight to remain open.
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The Exploratorium in San Francisco opened a new exhibit on the science of skateboarding one of the first traveling exhibits.
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A protester who has been living 50 feet high in a piece of Caltrans equipment is down on the ground and in jail.
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A protester spent their eighth day perched 50 feet high on a piece of Caltrans equipment.
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This is day five for a protester who is perched 50-feet high on a piece of Caltrans equipment at the controversial Willits bypass project.
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While a judge decides the fate of a multimillion-dollar bypass in Willits, project opponents are taking matters into their own hands.
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Five people were arrested Wednesday as protesters forced Caltrans to stop work on a controversial highway project.
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Protesters shut down work on a controversial Caltrans project Wednesday.
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Caltrans plans to spend $210 million on a bypass around Willits, but opponents say it's a waste of money for an empty freeway.
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Artists have always struggled to find places to fund or sell their artwork, but the Internet is making that easier.
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A couple of winemakers trying to make it in a traditional industry are finding success with a most untraditional marketing campaign.
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ABC7 News was the only crew on hand when an albino alligator got his annual check-up.
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When you shop, you're being watched. Not just by security. Some privacy advocates are upset over new, big brother-like technology.
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Graffiti is a major problem in most cities, but it turns out office graffiti is becoming a thing in the tech world.
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Imagine a computer that fits in your hand and costs less than 50 bucks. Well, there is one, and it's taking the world by storm.
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Residents of a mobile home park won a major victory in a case that could affect hundreds of thousands of mobile home residents.
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The Deferred Retirement Option Program will be ending at the end of June, taking with it a lot of experienced police investigators.
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Middle school can be a testing ground between childhood and young adulthood.
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There is an elite university in Silicon Valley that the best and brightest are fighting to get into.
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