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Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed a board to investigate AC Transit contract talks.
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Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed a board to investigate AC Transit contract talks. The unions cannot strike during the investigation.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected California's appeal of a lower-court order that could force the state to release thousands of California prison inmates before they complete their sentences.
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Paroled sex offenders in California who cut off their GPS tracking devices will receive harsher punishments.
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Gov. Brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed sex abuse victims who are now barred by the statute of limitations to file lawsuits.
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There are some limousine businesses who are unhappy with the new safety bill Gov. Brown signed into law.
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Gov. Brown has vetoed a bill that would have banned future sales of most semi-automatic rifles that accept detachable magazines.
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A new CA bill will allow nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives and physician assistants to perform a type of early abortion.
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Labor leaders for Bay Area Rapid Transit workers say they are not giving 72-hour notice for a second strike.
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BART labor leaders say they are not giving 72-hour notice for a second strike.
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Immigration reform rallies took place nationwide and in the Bay Area Saturday as part of a National Day of Action for Dignity and Respect.
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BART and union contract negotiators met briefly Saturday, but both sides remain far apart on major issues.
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Though BART and its two unions are still in talks to avert a strike, they say they're still tens of millions apart in their proposals.
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Though BART and its two unions are still in talks to avert a strike, they say they're still tens of millions apart in their proposals.
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On Thursday BART and its unions continued the contract negotiations on the major areas of wages, pension and medical benefits.
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BART and its two biggest unions say they've reached a deal on pensions, but remain deadlocked on two key issues.
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BART and its unions are still negotiating, but continue to disagree over several big issues, including pay increases and benefits.
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BART and its unions are still negotiating, but continue to disagree over several big issues, including pay increases and benefits.
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The bargaining teams for BART and its unions plan on tackling the big issues of pension, wages, and health care on Wednesday.
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BART's unions say they're waiting for a response from the transit agency on their new counter-proposal to BART's offer.
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California farmers can start growing hemp for industrial purposes after Governor Jerry Brown signed a new bill into law last week.
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BART contract talks resume today with union leaders with only a week and a half to go before another strike could happen.
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Though negotiations continue between BART and its two biggest unions, the transit agency says the two sides remain far apart.
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BART labor negotiations resume Saturday morning. BART says it remains $112 million apart with its two largest unions.
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BART's labor talks are set to resume Friday. Both sides admit there's been little progress made toward reaching a new contract.
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Late Wednesday a group of Republican lawmakers urged the governor to call a special session to prevent a BART strike.
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Late Wednesday a group of Republican lawmakers urged the governor to call a special session to prevent a BART strike.
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Officials released a BART strike contingency plan that would be bigger than the response that took place during the July strike.
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While the jobless rate has fallen into single digits in parts of the Bay Area, it's still in double digits in some palces, like East Palo Alto.
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A first-of-its-kind law in California aims to protect minors by giving them the option to "erase" regrettable things they post on the internet.
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A new bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown will give young California web users the option to delete their postings from the Internet.
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Contract talks to avert a possible BART strike are set to resume Monday.
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BART's union representing train operators is considering legal action after BART says they've set up trains to teach managers.
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Just weeks before a possible strike, ABC7 News learned BART appears to have begun training managers to run trains.
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BART talks wrapped Tuesday evening with no real sign of progress.
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BART talks wrapped Tuesday evening with no real sign of progress.
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There is a new law on the books in California that gives children who commit adult crimes a chance, at a second chance.
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There is a new law on the books in California that gives children who commit adult crimes a chance, at a second chance.
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BART talks are heading into a second day, as the countdown to a possible strike continues.
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BART and its unions were at the negotiation table to hash out a deal, but BART still warns the public to prepare for a strike.
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Parents in the East Bay may soon actually be encouraging their teens to play video games.
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Students in Oakland and Sacramento are being offered a two-year program in video game design.
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Even as negotiations are set to resume Monday, BART officials are urging people to start preparing for another potential strike now.
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On Friday BART hinted at the possibility of having managers operate trains during the next BART strike.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is promising to sign a bill that will raise the state's minimum wage by a couple of dollars by 2016.
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The idea of renaming the western span of the Bay Bridge after Willie Brown has hit a roadblock.
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BART and a key union will resume negotiations today. The two sides are making little progress towards avoiding another strike.
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BART and a key union will resume negotiations today. The two sides are making little progress towards avoiding another strike.
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A plan backed by Gov. Jerry Brown would eventually raise California's minimum wage to $10/hour.
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A lot of low-paid California workers are going to get a raise under a plan now backed by the governor.
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