Lurie is skeptical of a PG&E takeover. He may soon have to take a stand
City Hall and the utility aimed for a fresh start after Lurie was elected. Frustration has grown in the administration, especially since the December blackout.
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Temps cool down as we head into the weekend
(KRON) -- Friday will be much cooler as temperatures fall out of the 90s inland back to the 80s at the very warmest. Bayshore and coastal cities will also enjoy a cooler feel with temperatures down in the 60s and 70s. The weekend will remain steady with a breezy and slightly cool...
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Riverside Co. Sheriff Chad Bianco ordered to give up ballots
California Supreme Court orders Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to give up 650,000 ballots.
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Santa Clara residents wants more transparency on Levi's Stadium
Santa Clara former mayor Kathy Wattanabe and others called for more transparency on Levi's Stadium finances.
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Is the Trump administration's campaign-style ad on Fox News taxpayer-funded?
The Trump administration is running a pro-Trump ad on cable news featuring Trump boasting about his record and vowing the US "will never be a communist country."...
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Pittsburgh children's doctor stabbed to death by man who claimed to be God
A Pittsburgh children’s doctor was stabbed to death while sleeping in bed next to his wife, police said. His wife was also stabbed multiple times and sustained critical injuries,...
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3-alarm fire displaces 100 Oakland residents
Oakland firefighters battled a 3-alarm blaze in an apartment fire that displaced 100 residents on Bancroft Avenue. Multiple rescues were needed. Some resident suffered injuries but no one died. The building is red-tagged....