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California sues city over surveillance data, warns it can be shared with federal agencies
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The lawsuit comes at a moment of heightened concern for immigrants and women seeking reproductive care. Once data leaves California, it can be accessed by agencies in states with different policies regarding those populations.Featured in Category
PMS 8th grade girls volleyball on a roll
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Scots continue their undefeated regular season run; final home game is Monday, October 6.Market Insights
A New Perspective: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly | Real Estate Insights
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[SPONSORED] When the coverup is worse than the crime -- and how to tell the full story on your home (HINT: disclose, disclose, disclose).Bay Area
The campaign over Gavin Newsom’s maps is one of California most expensive, ever
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The groups opposing the redistricting measure are relying on two major donors who gave more than 90% of the $77 million raised for their campaign.public safety
San Francisco DEA branch warns public of substance 100 times more lethal than fentanyl
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Carfentanil is a synthetic opioid that resembles other white, powdery substances such as fentanyl or cocaine. According to the DEA, it is 10,000 times more potent than morphine.Arts & Entertainment
Bay City Books: New books from local authors — September-October 2025
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Writing on "Good Things," plus mitochondria, death and dying, pioneers, mysteries, and more.Bay Area
George Smoot, Berkeley Nobel physicist who mapped the universe’s afterglow, dies at 80
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Smoot joined the UC Berkeley faculty in 1994. Three years later, he helped found the Berkeley Center for Cosmological Physics, which he later endowed with $500,000 from his Nobel winnings.Housing
New California law restricts HOA fines to $100 per violation, giving homeowners a break
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Attorneys for homeowners and HOAs say it will get rid of extreme cases where board members impose unfair and egregious fines to retaliate against homeowners they dislike.Featured in Category
