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LA officials have voted to allow gardening enthusiasts to plant vegetable gardens in public parkways between the curb and the sidewalk.
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Taco Bell says it's expanding its small test of waffle tacos, as it prepares to take its breakfast menu national sometime next year.
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The first hamburger grown in a lab was the product of a project secretly backed by a Bay Area tech titan.
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Monday, a big rig getting off the Bay Bridge caught fire during the morning commute.
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Big-rig fire closes WB I-80 lanes for 10 hours Monday, a big rig getting off the Bay Bridge caught fire during the morning commute.
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Food safety experts say they're not surprised by a recent outbreak of a stomach bug that two states have linked to bagged salad.
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Sports fans can enjoy a little baseball and have a little fun at a certain politician's expense Thursday.
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The claim that Vitamin Water is a healthy alternative to sugary soda is being challenged in court.
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After ten years of trying, scientists at UC Davis' Bodega Marine Lab successfully bred the endangered white abalone in captivity.
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The food truck trend has taken off across the Bay Area and now it's landing at San Francisco International Airport.
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The food trucks at San Francisco International Airport were a huge hit on its first day; they sold out of 60 pounds of pork.
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You have to break a few eggs to make an omelet. But Hampton Creek Foods is working to change that.
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It is peak season for strawberries, but there is a shortage of farm workers to pick them.
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Crews are starting to spray a pesticide on trees in East San Jose to prevent guava fruit flies from damaging fruit crops.
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Warren Buffett is auctioning off an all-you-can-eat tour of the See's Candy factory to benefit an education nonprofit.
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The 35th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival kicks off Friday. The festival is expected to attract more than 100,000 visitors this year.
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The 35th annual Gilroy Garlic Festival kicks off Friday. The festival is expected to attract more than 100,000 visitors.
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A Sacramento-area family is calling attention to a disturbing discovery they made in a Capri Sun drink pouch.
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The meals are based on what inmates like Al Capone and Machine Gun Kelly actually ate while they were on The Rock.
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The food truck trend has taken off across the Bay Area and now it's landing at San Francisco International Airport.
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It is peak season for strawberries, but there is a shortage of farm workers to pick them.
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You still have to break a few eggs to make an omelet. But researchers at Hampton Creek Foods in San Francisco are working to change that.
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After ten years of trying, scientists at UC Davis' Bodega Marine Lab successfully bred the endangered white abalone in captivity.
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According to a report, Chipotle said it pretended to hack its own Twitter account as part of a publicity stunt to "spark conversation."
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Food trucks are coming to San Francisco International Airport.
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San Jose-based Mi Pueblo grocery store chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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At the Old Skool Cafe in San Francisco the motto is "come hungry, leave inspired."
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The booming food truck business in San Francisco is now facing new competition from brick-and-mortar restaurants.
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A reward for info about suspects who left out hundreds of poisoned meatballs in SF, leading to one dog's death, has risen to $5K.
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The booming food truck business in San Francisco is now facing new competition from brick-and-mortar restaurants.
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A Calif. judge tentatively ruled this week that some baby foods carrying small amounts of lead do not have to display warning labels.
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Don't scream for ice cream. Just pick up your smartphone. Uber is offering an ice cream-on-demand service - for one day only.
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Crews are starting to spray a pesticide on trees in East San Jose to prevent guava fruit flies from damaging fruit crops.
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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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Hostess Brands says demand for Twinkies and CupCakes is at a record high since the snack cakes returned to shelves less.
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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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Hundreds of tainted meatballs found in San Francisco recently contain levels of strychnine potentially lethal to humans.
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Strokes are the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S., but we take a look at 7 things you can do to minimize your risk.
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A hearing was held at San Francisco City Hall Thursday to decide if the popular Bacon Bacon SF restaurant could reopen.
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Republicans pushed a scaled-down farm bill through the House on Thursday, putting off a fight over food stamp spending.
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San Francisco police have new information about poisoned meatballs found which have already made at least two dogs sick.
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A peninsula girl and her mom are at the White House Tuesday morning to have lunch with first lady Michelle Obama.
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7 On Your Side looks into if and when airline passengers are entitled to compensation, hotel rooms or meals.
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7 On Your Side looks into if and when airline passengers are entitled to compensation, hotel rooms or meals.
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Twinkies don't last forever, but they'll have more staying power than most people remember.
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Federal authorities have arrested a New York man they say was trying to extort money from embattled celebrity cook Paula Deen.
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A San Francisco dog that fell critically ill on Wednesday from eating a poisoned meatball is continuing to recover.
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