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California lawmakers push to have warning labels on social media
From California to Texas and New York, there’s a growing movement among local lawmakers to put warning labels on social media. Here’s how it’d work.
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$100K a year now considered ‘low income' in 4 Bay Area counties, report says
New data from a report shows that people can make over $100,000 a year in four Bay Area counties and still be considered low income.
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Stanford football coach fired following report he mistreated female staff members
Stanford is parting ways with football coach Troy Taylor amid allegations he mistreated female staff members.
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Man recounts serious injury from illegal July Fourth fireworks in San Jose
Despite multiple pleas and warnings from firefighters, police and even doctors, illegal fireworks were rampant once again in every corner of the Bay Area last week.
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Couple Who Kidnapped San Jose Baby in April Face Sentencing
A man and woman who conspired to kidnap a San Jose baby boy in April were expected in court Friday for sentencing.
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More Democrats Support Prop 30, Which Newsom Opposes
More Democratic leaders are coming out to support Prop 30, while Gov. Gavin Newsom is campaigning against it.
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Bay Area Health Officials Discuss Dropping Mask Mandate
The Bay Area mask mandate will be dropped. Question is, when? Health officers Tuesday discussed what it’ll take to end it and they said they’d announce details by the end of the week.
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Men Target Asian Women in More Than 70 Purse Snatchings Across the Bay Area: DA
The Santa Clara County district attorney said two men terrorized women — picked specifically based on their race — in what they’re calling a purse snatching ring.
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‘We Should Never Forget': Former Bay Area Fire Chief Reflects on Responding to NYC After 9/11
Harold Schapelhouman, former chief for the Menlo Park Fire Protection District, describes what it was like to work at ground zero after the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Health Experts Warn of Severe Flu Season Amid COVID-19 Surge
Health experts are predicting that this flu season could be worse than usual.
