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A new chancellor named to head City College of San Francisco is vowing to help the embattled school maintain accreditation.
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A new chancellor named to head City College of San Francisco is vowing to help the embattled school maintain accreditation.
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Budget cuts have hit the Marine Corps, which delayed its annual muster from October until February.
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Budget cuts have hit the Marine Corps, which delayed its annual muster from October until February.
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Due to the government shutdown which furloughed the California National Guard, Cal Fire must fight wildfires alone.
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Due to the government shutdown, weddings scheduled to take place on federal parkland were cancelled.
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If the government shutdown continues businesses fear the economic impact to Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf will be huge.
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If the government shutdown continues businesses fear the economic impact to Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf will be huge.
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Federal workers in San Jose and USGS geologists in Menlo Park were told to go home during the government shutdown.
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Congress has missed the deadline for averting the first partial government shutdown in 17 years.
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If a government shutdown occurs, national parks will close including Alcatraz Island in San Francisco.
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If a government shutdown occurs, national parks will close including Alcatraz Island in San Francisco.
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President Barack Obama is appealing to the public anew to pressure Congress to stop undermining his health care law.
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Republicans controlling the House are moving to ship to the Senate a measure that would prevent a government shutdown.
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The Contra Costa Co. Fire Protection District's launching a pilot program to try to keep more firefighters available for emergencies.
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With federal funds running out, a Las Vegas conservation center plans on closing and euthanizing hundreds of tortoises.
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City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed two legal motions in order to keep San Francisco City College from losing its accreditation.
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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed two legal motions in order to keep San Francisco City College from losing its accreditation.
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As many as 30 protesters were cited at SF City Hall during a sit in outside the mayor's office over CCSF's accreditation.
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As many as 30 protesters were cited at SF City Hall during a sit in outside the mayor's office.
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7 On Your Side takes a look at websites that can help parents find their children's school wardrobe and supplies for free.
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Budget gridlock in Washington is going to have a major impact on California's Head Start program for low-income children.
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Budget gridlock in Washington is going to have a major impact on California's Head Start program for low-income children.
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The same accrediting commission that investigated City College is now being reprimanded by the Department of Education.
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The same accrediting commission that investigated City College is now being reprimanded by the Department of Education.
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The Oakland Unified School District school board will vote Wednesday on a strategic plan on a how to best manage its assets.
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The Oakland Unified School District school board will vote Wednesday on a strategic plan on a how to best manage its assets.
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City College of San Francisco's annual convocation for faculty and staff to kick off the fall semester takes place Tuesday morning.
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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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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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In an exclusive interview with ABC7 news, the man chosen to lead CCSF on its path to accreditation vowed to save the institution.
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In an exclusive interview with ABC7 news, the man chosen to lead CCSF on its path to accreditation vowed to save the institution.
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An arbitration judge has sided with city officials and decided against giving San Jose police officers a pay restoration.
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City College of San Francisco's accreditation has been revoked by a regional accrediting agency.
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City College of San Francisco's accreditation has been revoked by a regional accrediting agency.
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The fate of City College of San Francisco is being decided Thursday night at a Burlingame hotel.
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The California Legislature on Saturday approved a budget bill expanding Medicaid to 1.4 million low-income residents.
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Middle-class families with college-aged students know the cost of California universities has been skyrocketing.
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Middle-class families with college-age kids knows the cost of California universities has been skyrocketing.
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Experts suggest private sector funding is part of the answer to jumpstarting long-postponed transportation improvement projects.
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Experts suggest private sector funding is part of the answer to jumpstarting long-postponed transportation improvement projects.
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In response to a recent spate of four homicides, San Jose police are deploying extra officers and patrols this weekend.
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San Jose police are investigating the murder of 19-year-old Felipe Banderas shot and killed Thursday morning.
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Santee Elementary School in San Jose is shut down today as police investigate the shooting death of a mean near the campus
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City officials, law enforcement, and neighbors had a meeting to explore solutions to the increase in violent crime in San Jose.
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City officials, law enforcement, and neighbors are meeting tonight to explore solutions to the increase in violent crime in San Jose.
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Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
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A Brentwood fire station reopened its doors Wednesday morning just in time for an early start to the fire season, fire officials said.
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A Brentwood fire station reopened its doors Wednesday morning just in time for an early start to the fire season, fire officials said.
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The San Francisco Bay will see fewer Coast Guard patrols as sequester cuts start to be felt by Homeland Security.
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