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On October 1, the Affordable Health Care Act will go into law, so Pelosi spoke to her constituents on Friday.
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On October 1, the Affordable Health Care Act will go into law, so Pelosi spoke to her constituents on Friday.
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Kaiser Permanente is drawing complaints from employers who say the company's policies are no longer the bargain they once were.
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Kaiser Permanente is drawing complaints from employers who say the company's policies are no longer the bargain they once were.
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President Barack Obama is accusing Washington of taking "its eye off the ball" and getting distracted from the economy.
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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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On Wednesday, Finney talked about parking garages, condo insurance, and credit report monitoring.
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Negotiations between BART management and its two largest unions ended overnight with no deal
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On Day 2 of the transit strike that has left commuters struggling to make their way around the Bay Area, BART officials have resumed negotiations with the striking unions. Both sides say they are eager to get trains running again.
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According to the Bay Area Council, the BART strike is costing at least $73 million a day in lost productivity.
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According to the Bay Area Council, the BART strike is costing at least $73 million a day in lost productivity.
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Regular casual carpoolers say there are a lot more people looking for rides.
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Tuesday, the lines for ferries were once again long, but passengers seemed prepared for the waits.
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BART has resumed negotiations with the striking unions. Both sides say they are eager to get trains running again.
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Tuesday afternoon, drivers had to force riders off buses due to overcrowding.
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The Obama administration says it's delaying a major part of the president's health care overhaul law.
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Commuters lined up across the East Bay to take BART bus shuttle service.
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It's Day 2 of the BART strike and there is still no sign of the transit agency and its workers getting any closer to a deal.
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Commuters in the Bay Area faced the challenge of getting to and from work Monday on Day 1 of the first BART strike in 16 years.
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AC Transit -- which is embroiled in its own labor dispute -- provided extra service between the East Bay and San Francisco.
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BART is providing free weekday roundtrip bus service to San Francisco from four BART stations.
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San Francisco Bay Ferry says its 11 ferries handled 7,835 commuters during the morning rush, up from its normal number of 2,500.
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Some commuters turned to casual carpooling and the help of strangers to get them to work.
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While the unions rallied Monday, at least one stranded BART passenger took the time to express her displeasure.
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Here are some traffic resources to help you get around the San Francisco Bay Area during the BART strike.
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The first BART strike in 16 years is underway this morning and is creating a major toll on the morning commute.
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The BART strike is having an impact on public transportation systems attempting to cross the Bay.
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At midnight on Monday the BART unions held a press conference to announce they are striking.
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Transit agencies across the Bay Area are preparing to launch extra services in the event that BART workers go on strike.
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Two of BART's largest unions and management are back at the bargaining table, working to avoid a potential strike.
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Though there's still one more day of negotiations and time to avert a strike, union officials are warning BART riders to get ready.
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Negotiations between BART and its two biggest unions ended Saturday with each side blaming each other for failing to compromise.
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Though there's still one more day of negotiations and time to avert a strike, union officials are warning BART riders to get ready.
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With the Sunday deadline fast approaching, BART and its unions are continuing negotiations in the hopes of avoiding a strike.
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If BART workers strike on Monday, transit officials say it doesn't look good for the 400,000 riders who rely on the rail system.
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Bay Area companies and businesses are coming up with plans to get their workers and goods around if a BART strike happens.
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With the Sunday deadline fast approaching, BART and its unions are continuing negotiations in the hopes of avoiding a strike.
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