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A man dressed all in black was spotted overnight near a PG&E substation in San Jose that was vandalized in April.
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A man dressed all in black was spotted overnight near a PG&E substation in San Jose that was vandalized in April.
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The city of San Jose will be closing portions of Highway 101 near old Oakland Road and surrounding streets to get rid of graffiti.
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The city of San Jose will be closing portions of Highway 101 near old Oakland Road and surrounding streets to get rid of graffiti.
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In past years, Cinco de Mayo weekend has been marred by vandalism and violence but this year, San Jose police say they're prepared.
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In past years, Cinco de Mayo weekend has been marred by vandalism and violence but this year, San Jose police say they're prepared.
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Oakland police want to find the person who spray painted racist graffiti on a woman's car Tuesday morning.
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A coordinated act of vandalism that took down electricity and phone service on Tuesday in Santa Clara County.
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A coordinated act of vandalism that took down electricity and phone service on Tuesday in Santa Clara County.
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Despite San Jose taking steps to curb its graffiti problem, taggers have taken over long stretches Highway 101.
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Despite San Jose taking steps to curb its graffiti problem, taggers have taken over long stretches Highway 101.
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A suspected graffiti crew was arrested in San Francisco after police say a neighbor caught them tagging a garage in SOMA.
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A suspected graffiti crew was arrested in San Francisco after police say a neighbor caught them tagging a garage in SOMA.
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Some Oakland residents say they've had enough of graffiti taggers defacing their neighborhood.
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Some Oakland residents say they've had enough of graffiti taggers defacing their neighborhood.
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Walnut Creek police have released an image of a man they believe caused $10,000 in damage to several businesses.
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Concord police are searching for the vandals who slashed the tires on dozens of cars over the weekend.
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San Francisco officials say they will make an example of fans that get out of hand after the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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San Francisco officials say they will make an example of fans that get out of hand after the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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An increasing number of San Francisco murals are turning into targets for vandals, according to street artists.
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Oakland business owners are frustrated after discovering that their shops were vandalized over the Christmas holiday.
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Good Samaritans are restoring Antioch City Park after it was damaged by arsonists in September.
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Good Samaritans are restoring Antioch City Park after it was damaged by arsonists in September.
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Two pedestrians who struck by a car the night of a massive Occupy protest in Oakland last year are suing BART and Oakland police.
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Two pedestrians who struck by a car the night of a massive Occupy protest in Oakland last year are suing BART and the OPD.
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Police arrested a man Friday in connection with the arson of a Muni bus during celebrations of the Giants' World Series win.
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A 19-year-old, arrested for vandalizing a Muni bus after the Giants won the World Series, pleaded not guilty on Thursday.
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A 19-year-old, arrested for vandalizing a Muni bus after the Giants won the World Series, pleaded not guilty on Thursday.
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San Francisco police arrested a second suspect in the destruction of a Muni bus following last month's Giants' World Series win.
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Gregory Graniss is not denying he's the man in the photograph seen smashing the windows of the Muni bus.
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A man accused of smashing the windshield of a San Francisco Muni bus last week after the Giants' World Series victory pleaded not guilty Monday.
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Gregory Graniss is not denying he's the man in the photograph seen smashing the windows of the Muni bus.
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The man charged with smashing the windows of a Muni bus during a World Series celebration made bail Wednesday morning.
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A man, beaten for trying to stop vandalism during a SF Giants celebration, spoke exclusively to ABC7 about the attack.
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A man, beaten for trying to stop vandalism during a SF Giants celebration, spoke exclusively to ABC7 about the attack.
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The man charged with smashing the windows of a Muni bus during a World Series celebration made bail Wednesday morning.
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Police have arrested the man in a photograph that appears to use a steel barricade to smash in the windows of a Muni bus.
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Police believe they have identified the man photographed using a steel barricade to smash in the windows of a Muni bus.
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Giants fever is running high after the team won another the World Series Sunday night, but some of revelry took a destructive turn.
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Giants fever is running high after the team won another the World Series Sunday night, but some of revelry took a destructive turn.
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Giants fever is running high after the team won another the World Series Sunday night, but some of revelry took a destructive turn.
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One year after police evicted protesters from Frank Ogawa Plaza, demonstrators returned for a peaceful march and demonstration.
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One year after police evicted protesters from Frank Ogawa Plaza, demonstrators returned for a peaceful march and demonstration.
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One year after police evicted protesters from Frank Ogawa Plaza, demonstrators are promising to return for a night of festivities.
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Occupy demonstrators are staging activities today to mark the one-year anniversary of being evicted from Frank Ogawa Plaza.
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Oakland officials are accusing more than 40 police officers of committing misconduct during Occupy protests that turned violent.
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Oakland officials are accusing more than 40 police officers of committing misconduct during Occupy protests that turned violent.
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The movement, which began as a way to sound off against banks and bailouts, has taken many forms since it started.
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The movement, which began as a way to sound off against banks and bailouts, has taken many forms since it started.
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Many people and businesses in Oakland are getting fed up with the repeated Occupy demonstration vandalism.
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