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Alameda County supes approve new tenant protection rules after years of fits and starts
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The new ordinance goes into effect on March 6 and the Community Development Agency is required to report back to the board on its implementation in February 2026.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Berkeley Rep’s ‘Thing About Jellyfish’ a dazzling production of a simple story
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“The Thing About Jellyfish” runs through March 9 in Berkeley Repertory Theatre’s Roda Theatre.Around Town
Know yourself in the new year: Mapping 2025 with personal clarity
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[SPONSORED] A mini-retreat for women to uncover who they have been and who they want to become this year.Featured in Category
Local with Lisa | Finding healthy snacks at Trader Joe’s
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[SPONSORED VIDEO] Start the new year eating healthy with tips from Mark Lynn of Bay Functional Fitness.Bay Area
Remains of soldier killed in Nazi war crime returned to Bay Area, memorial planned Friday
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In 2013 researchers discovered documents containing information that led to the recovery of U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Yuen Hop's remains.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Sports at SFMOMA, ‘Great Gatsby Ballet,’ Geoff Sobelle’s ‘Food,’ Lunar New Year at SF Symphony, Alexander String Quartet farewell
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Pro football player-turned-painter Ernie Barnes’ “Homecoming” is part of SFMO's “Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture," on view through Feb 18.Featured in Category
California colleges see spike in demand for student immigration legal services
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An estimated 3.3 million Californians live in mixed-status households, according to a USC research group.Featured in Category
Judge seemingly unpersuaded she should block OpenAI’s shift to for-profit company
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U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers on Tuesday heard three hours of legal argument from lawyers representing Elon Musk, who brought the lawsuit, and OpenAI and Microsoft, which Musk alleges have collaborated to pervert OpenAI’s original charitable mission.City
