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Police are investigating whether alcohol played a role in an early morning crash in San Jose that left two people dead.
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San Francisco police say a cab driver was stabbed with a box cutter after a 17-year-old refused to pay his fare Thursday night.
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All lanes of Hwy 101 in Windsor are back open after low-hanging wires caused the closure of the highway on Thursday.
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Police say a teenage girl is clinging to life after a collision Wednesday evening in East Palo Alto.
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Los Angeles will no longer ticket cars that are parked at broken parking meters.
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Police believe alcohol was a factor in a high speed crash that left a San Leandro woman dead and her husband critically injured.
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After two recent murders, neighbors in an Oakland community are taking matters into their own hands to keep their streets safe.
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An East Bay couple got stung by a Carfax error after the report gave them stunning news about a car they'd been driving for years.
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A family visiting San Francisco had a trip they'll never forget after a wrong turn led their scooter-like GoCars onto the Bay Bridge.
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Oakland police are asking for the public's help after a 66-year-old woman was shot to death in her own car Wednesday afternoon.
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A San Francisco firefighter suspected in a drunk-driving crash while on duty may lose his job.
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The Port of Oakland is back open following a daylong shutdown by union workers to mourn the death of coworker Joy Daniels.
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A 24-hour union shutdown at the Port of Oakland to mourn the death of a coworker has left many truck drivers frustrated.
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It's been three months since the Golden Gate Bridge replaced human toll takers with all-electronic tolling.
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Police believe alcohol was a factor in a high speed crash that left a San Leandro woman dead and her husband critically injured.
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Rescuers are saying that at least 24 bodies have been pulled out of the mangled wreckage of a tour bus that plunged into a ravine.
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The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped eight cents over the past two weeks.
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After two recent murders, neighbors in an Oakland community are taking matters into their own hands to keep their streets safe.
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Ford Motor Co. is recalling 33,021 C-Max hybrid cars because they may not adequately protect occupants' heads in a crash.
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Bay Area roadways were jam-packed Friday night, as a bevy of sporting events and concerts all started at about the same time.
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An 18-year-old Pleasanton man now faces felony charges after police say he rammed into a bicyclist and killed her.
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A common European vacation choice that wasn't even available here until recently is just now taking off.
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A common European vacation choice that wasn't even available here until recently is just now taking off.
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An East Oakland community is pleading with city leaders to end the violence after a beloved 66-year-old woman was shot and killed.
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A message came from Oakland leaders today that was sparked by the murder of a 66-year-old woman.
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Detectives are still trying to figure out who shot and killed a beloved East Oakland neighbor known as "The Pet Nanny".
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An East Bay couple got stung by a Carfax error after the report gave them stunning news about a car they'd been driving for years.
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A family visiting San Francisco had a trip they'll never forget after a wrong turn led their scooter-like GoCars onto the Bay Bridge.
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Oakland police are asking for the public's help after a 66-year-old woman was shot to death in her own car Wednesday afternoon.
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Singer Chris Brown's lawyer has entered a not-guilty plea for him to a hit-and-run charge that led to his parole being revoked.
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A San Francisco firefighter suspected in a drunk-driving crash while on duty may lose his job.
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First case is set to begin in CA to determine whether Toyota should be held liable for sudden unintended acceleraion in its cars.
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The Port of Oakland is back open following a daylong shutdown by union workers to mourn the death of coworker Joy Daniels.
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It's been three months since the Golden Gate Bridge replaced human toll takers with all-electronic tolling.
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A Los Angeles judge has revoked Chris Brown's probation after reading details of an alleged hit-and-run accident.
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The BART Board of Directors held a public meeting Thursday, the first since last week's four-day strike.
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BART trains pulling into the station were a welcome sight for many passengers Friday afternoon after a four-day worker strike.
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BART workers will return to work Friday with the hope that trains will start running again by Friday afternoon. BART and the unions have agreed to return to work and continue the collective bargaining process for the next 30 days.
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Despite the fact that BART trains are rolling again, another possible strike is still looming in the near future.
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BART trains pulling into the station were a welcome sight for many passengers Friday afternoon after a four-day worker strike.
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The BART strike is over, for now. Service will resume, bringing relief to commuters who have been struggling to get around all week.
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BART workers will return to work Friday with the hope that trains will start running again by Friday afternoon. BART and the unions have agreed to return to work and continue the collective bargaining process for the next 30 days.
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The strike has forced some people to alter their Fourth of July plans.
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BART and its striking unions spent much of the Fourth of July holiday in negotiations behind closed doors.
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On the fourth day of the BART labor strike, people are pleased both sides are talking again, but frustrated at the lack of an agreement.
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Negotiations between BART and union officials were set to resume Thursday as workers continued picketing across the Bay Area.
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After BART management and its two largest unions ended overnight with no deal, both sides returned to the bargaining table Wednesday afternoon. Commuters once again faced gridlock and long lines as they made their way around the bay.
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Commuters once again faced gridlock and long lines as they made their way around the bay.
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BART management and its two largest unions returned to the bargaining table Wednesday afternoon.
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Negotiations between BART management and its two largest unions ended overnight with no deal
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