Editor of Calif.'s oldest bilingual Spanish newspaper denies crisis
Seven staffers, including temporary employees, have left since March.
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Oakland's $30 minimum wage push advances toward city council vote
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San Francisco 49ers lose to Atlanta Falcons, suffering 1st loss this season, 29-20
The San Francisco 49ers lost its first game this season following an amazing 6-0 record, after playing the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta on Sunday.