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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu addresses U.N. General Assembly amid protests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told world leaders Thursday that attacking Iran "was one of the easiest decisions I've ever had to make."
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Santa Clara County libraries honoring Dolly Parton on '9-2-5 Day'
(KRON) -- Several libraries in Santa Clara County will honor 9-2-5 Day by hosting Dolly Parton-themed events, according to officials. The singer, songwriter and philanthropist died at 80 on Aug. 25 in Nashville, Tennessee. "The official California Day is a tribute to the icon who...
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'Line-of-duty death': Bay Area firefighter, who died by suicide, is honored
Firefighters across the Bay Area and beyond are mourning the loss of one of their own. Firefighter and paramedic Travis Foster took his own life on Saturday. His passing is being recognized as a "line-of-duty death."...
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Immigration advocates raise concerns after reported arrests at Concord Home Depot
Local immigration advocates are raising concerns about possible enforcement operations after day laborers reported seeing several people taken away by what appeared to be officers in an unmarked vehicle at a Concord Home Depot....
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Man cases Milpitas home as package-delivery driver, burglars follow
A home in Milpitas was burglarized not long after a man dressed as a package-delivery driver repeatedly knocked on the door, apparently to see if anyone was home....
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Woman recovering from Capitola sea lion attack
A Capitola woman is recovering from injuries suffered in a sea lion attack. It was the second such incident in Monterey Bay that day.
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Federal agents at Home Depot? Video claims men in unmarked SUV arrested day laborers
A video shared with the Immigrant Protection Network claims that unidentified federal agents arrested day laborers outside a Home Depot in Concord, California on Wednesday morning. ICE and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection tell KTVU their agents were not part of any sweep at...
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California farmers are struggling to sell grapes as demand for wine drops
Wine sales have decreased by more than 20% over a five-year period, causing prices paid for grapes to drop and prompting California growers to take roughly a quarter of the state's vineyards out of production....