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Oakland police say the body of a woman found in Solano County last week is missing federal investigator Sandra Coke.
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President Barack Obama is canceling plans to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month.
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An unusual prank at AT&T Park has lit up social media with anger, accusations and raw emotion.
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An unusual prank at AT&T Park has lit up social media with anger, accusations and raw emotion.
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The Internet meme Dufner-ing is making a big comeback after events that transpired Sunday.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is defending the National Security Agency surveillance program targeting Latin America.
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National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden's father says he has secured a visa to visit his son in Russia.
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The parents of a Saratoga teen who killed herself after an alleged sexual assault have reached a settlement with two defendants.
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Like so many other entrepreneurs, indie winemakers in the Bay Area are turning to crowdfunding to get off the ground.
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Like so many other entrepreneurs, indie winemakers in the Bay Area are turning to crowdfunding to get off the ground.
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There's new technology this year that'll let you plug in and connect to the live music at SF's Outside Lands, even if you're not there.
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Thousands of music fans are pouring into SF's Golden Gate Park to kick off the first day of the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival.
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Thousands of music fans are pouring into SF's Golden Gate Park to kick off the first day of the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival.
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There's new technology this year that'll let you plug in and connect to the live music at SF's Outside Lands, even if you're not there.
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If something looks different about Yahoo!, your eyes aren't deceiving you -- the Sunnyvale company has a new look.
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If something looks different about Yahoo!, your eyes aren't deceiving you -- the Sunnyvale company has a new look.
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The Children's Place has stopped selling a T-shirt that sparked complaints of sexism.
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President Barack Obama is canceling plans to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next month.
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Customers can buy original and limited edition works of art from more than 150 prominent galleries and dealers via Amazon Art.
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Amazon co-founder Jeff Bezos struck a deal to buy the venerable Washington broadsheet and other newspapers for $250 million.
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NSA leaker Edward Snowden has a place to live in Russia after being granted temporary asylum for one year.
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A Bay Area-based app company is offering incentives for people willing to step up and drive carpools during a BART strike.
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A Bay Area-based app company is offering incentives for people willing to step up and drive carpools during a BART strike.
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A Russian lawyer for Edward Snowden says the National Security Agency leaker has received asylum in Russia for one year.
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A Russian lawyer for Edward Snowden says the National Security Agency leaker has received asylum in Russia for one year.
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Starbucks says it's reached a deal to partner with Google that will allow it to offer its customers dramatically faster Wi-Fi service.
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San Francisco parks and plazas are getting a high-tech upgrade with the help of Google.
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For the second time in less than three months, hackers have broken into Stanford University's computer network.
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A small drone was used to capture striking video of surfers in Santa Cruz. The unique footage has since gone viral on the web.
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A distinguishing moustache has made Hamilton the Hipster Cat the Clark Gable of Internet cats.
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Google announced two new gadgets Wednesday; one is an update to its popular tablet, the other is something completely new.
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The parents of a Saratoga teen who killed herself after an alleged sexual assault have added a new defendant to their lawsuit.
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Attorney General Holder told Russia that the U.S. will not seek the death penalty for former NSA systems analyst Edward Snowden.
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For the second time in less than three months, hackers have broken into Stanford University's computer network.
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A distinguishing moustache has made Hamilton the Hipster Cat the Clark Gable of Internet cats.
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Google announced two new gadgets Wednesday; one is an update to its popular tablet, the other is something completely new.
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Napa police have arrested a high school wrestling coach on suspicion of sending and possessing child pornography.
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Parents are surfing the Internet for deals on back-to-school shopping.
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An arthritic dog who melted our hearts last year in a viral photo showing his owner easing his pain, is celebrating a big milestone.
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A top defense official says the National Security Agency is implementing new security measures because of the disclosures by former NSA-systems-analyst-turned-fugitive Edward Snowden.
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The online world doesn't have fitting rooms for shoppers -- but soon it might.
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The online world doesn't have fitting rooms for shoppers -- but soon it might.
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A widow created a website to help people prepare for unforeseen circumstances, after her husband was killed in a cycling accident.
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A widow created a website to help people prepare for unforeseen circumstances, after her husband was killed in a cycling accident.
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Police officers in Southern California are receiving death threats after a video was posted online showing an officer shooting a dog.
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A new study finds that Americans spend nearly a full day per week online.
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San Francisco's "Tamale Lady" has launched an online fundraising campaign to set up a restaurant in the city's Mission District.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says Edward Snowden is in a transit area of the Moscow airport.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says Edward Snowden is in a transit area of the Moscow airport.
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NSA leaker Edward Snowden failed to board his flight from Moscow to Cuba today.
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