SF school district announces opening date, site for new public school
The new school is set to open in fall 2027 and find a permanent location by 2028.
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2 fatally shot at Oakland Hills home above UC Berkeley, police say
Two people were fatally shot at a home in the hills above U.C. Berkeley's campus on Friday morning, according to police. They say the two appear to have been a married couple....
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Tony Romo parting ways with CBS Sports following DWI arrest
Broadcaster and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is no longer employed at CBS Sports following his DWI arrest in July.
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25-year-old man charged with murder in deadly subway stabbing in Queens
A 25-year-old man has been charged with murder in the stabbing death of a fellow rider on a J train in Queens, police said.
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Newly released video shows Luigi Mangione arrest, evidence search
Newly unsealed police body camera video is providing a new look at the arrest of Luigi Mangione and the recovery of evidence tied to the killing of Brian Thompson....
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Self-flying plane landing in Concord after cross-country flight
(KRON) -- If you live or work in San Francisco, seeing a car roll by without a driver has become mundane. Waymo's self-driving artificial intelligence-powered cars do not seem to attract curious onlookers snapping photographs like they used to. But what about a self-flying plane?...
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Hochul denounces 'bare minimum' by local prosecutor in Cornell rape investigation
The Cornell rape accuser was 'failed' by people obligated to protect her, Gov. Hochul said at a news conference on Friday.
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Federal prosecutors charge shop clerk, son with selling kratom thought to be tied to Ole Miss death
Federal prosecutors have charged a store clerk and his son with selling kratom that authorities believe is linked to the death of a University of Mississippi student, prosecutors announced Friday....
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'Victory for democracy': Former Olympian David Hearn speaks out after Reflecting Pool vandalism case permanently dismissed
Former U.S. Olympian David Hearn says he is “relieved” after a Washington, D.C. judge permanently dismissed the vandalism case against him.
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Aerial views: 2 people struck by gunfire in Oakland hills
Berkeley police, who were assisting Oakland police, said two people were struck by gunfire just before 11 a.m. along the 400 block Panoramic Way, a street that borders both cities....
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Los Angeles Apparel, successor to American Apparel, is opening a Union Square store
Dov Charney’s basics brand was drawn to “the energy and the foot traffic” of Union Square.
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Workday layoffs to impact over 140 Bay Area workers
(KRON) -- Workday will be cutting over 140 Bay Area jobs as part of a recently announced plan to trim its tech team. In a filing last month with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the payroll and time-tracking software company announced plans to cut its global workforce...
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Is Christa Pike still alive: Convicted killer unconscious and on ventilator in hospital after botched execution, attorneys say
Christa Pike remains "critically ill," unconscious and on a ventilator in a hospital after a botched execution attempt Wednesday night, her attorneys said Friday....