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ABC7 has an exclusive look at the amazing recovery of a young man who was in a month-long coma after being shot in the head.
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ABC7 has an exclusive look at the amazing recovery of a young man who was in a month-long coma after being shot in the head.
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A young Burlingame man who was shot in the head and in a coma for almost a month is making a remarkable recovery.
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After begging to eat the Atomic Warhead candy he got for Halloween, a 3-year-old experiences super pucker face!
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By day, people celebrated the San Francisco Giants. By night, however, that belonged to the trick-or-treaters.
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By day, people celebrated the San Francisco Giants. By night, however, that belonged to the trick-or-treaters.
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List of Halloween events, activities and pumpkin patches around the bay. Plus, Halloween costume ideas!
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Still need costume ideas? The Bay Area is full of costume-filled events year-round!
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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Shira Lazar takes a look at the day's best YouTube videos in today's "What's Trending" report.
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A 6-year-old brain cancer patient from San Bruno has been collecting Halloween costumes for his friends in the hospital.
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A young kid with brain cancer decided to hold a Halloween costume drive for other sick kids in the hospital.
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A San Jose landmark, reputed to be a true haunted house, is getting all dressed up for Halloween.
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Have you ever wondered what happens to all those leftover Halloween pumpkins?
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Have you ever wondered what happens to all those leftover Halloween pumpkins? Turns out elephants have quite the sweet tooth!
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Hundreds of thousands of people across the Northeast are shivering at the prospect of days without heat or lights.
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In "Operation Boo" police are taking homeless sex offenders to centers, so that children can be safe on Halloween.
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In "Operation Boo" police are taking homeless sex offenders to centers, so that children can be safe on Halloween.
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Santa Clara County's deputy district attorney is a real-life "Transformer."
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Scuba divers at the Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco have been carving pumpkins underwater.
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According to Zillow, San Francisco and San Jose are among the top 10 safest places in U.S. to trick-or-treat.
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A congressman from Connecticut wants to make Halloween fall on the last Saturday of October, as opposed to being on October 31.
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How can you be sure Halloween accessories won't contain harmful levels of lead or cadmium?
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A family in Fremont was told they must shut down their haunted house, even after six successful years.
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A family in Fremont was told they must shut down their haunted house, even after six successful years.
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On average, twice as many kids are killed while walking on Halloween than any other night of the year.
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On average, twice as many kids are killed while walking on Halloween than any other night of the year.
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Halloween night is a night for families, but for some, it is an opportunity to commit crimes.
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Halloween night is a night for families, but for some, it is an opportunity to commit crimes.
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As ABC7's Mike Shumann found out, when the World Series collides with Halloween, it's all kinds of fun.
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Nine people were hospitalized at six Bay Area hospitals Saturday following a midnight shooting incident in downtown Oakland.
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Last year, police asked the city of San Francisco not to celebrate Halloween in the Castro, but thousands of people still showed up.
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Last year, police asked the city of San Francisco not to celebrate Halloween in the Castro, but thousands of people still showed up.
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A troop of San Francisco Zoo chimpanzees celebrated Halloween and the World Series.
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Guess who? What would some of the Giants players look like as zombies?
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Halloween is just days away, but contrary to popular opinion, the biggest danger isn't tainted candy.
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For Halloween this year, a Palo Alto pumpkin patch will offer decorative pieces that don't need candles to shine: pumpkins made entirely of glass.
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A 15-year-old Alameda girl who had moved to the U.S. from Mongolia three years earlier had no idea that Halloween night in 2007 "would be her last day on earth," a prosecutor told jurors today.
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