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Crime & Safety
The Blotter | Man passed out in car arrested
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Plus: Car theft, residential burglary, DUI.City
Pool opening date still TBD even as project edges closer to completion
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City councilmembers received an update on pool progress and approved additional payments to Griffin Structures and ELS Architecture at Monday's meeting.Arts & Entertainment
Soccer fans will get their kicks when Oakland hosts back-to-back major September events
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A match up between Mexico and Japan takes place on September 6, followed by the Oakland Roots' championship game on September 7.public safety
SF kicks off speed camera citations Tuesday; Mayor Lurie says they are already working
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Over 70% of the vehicles that were issued warnings have not received a second.health
2,300 California ‘Dreamers’ are about to lose their health care coverage
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DACA recipients are the first group of a larger number of immigrants who are expected to lose or drop marketplace coverage soon.Bay Area
Tired of waiting for a Black wellness center, an East Bay woman is launching her own
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Efforts by local officials to create a similar hub have stalled.Fires
Modern aircraft join Cal Fire’s world-leading firefighting fleet as peak fire season begins
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This marked the fulfillment of a multi-year plan to modernize and bolster the state fire agency’s fleet, according to Cal Fire.Bay Area
Officials urge precautions as West Nile virus detected in East Contra Costa mosquitoes
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Statewide, there have been seven reported cases of the virus in humans this year, with one fatality in Tulare County.artists
