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Oakland mayor, police and fire chiefs to host series of public safety town halls
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The five events will take place at different locations around the city starting Friday, Aug. 23.Education
Lawsuit against West Contra Costa schools could set precedent for how districts handle complaints
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The district is the first one in California to be sued under a 2004 settlement governing how school districts must respond to complaints.Bay Area
SF’s anti-retail theft ‘blitz operation’ yields 61 arrests across city over several weeks
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The stolen items recovered by officers during the arrests and investigations were returned to the stores.Bay Area
Does milk do a body good? UC researchers seek to learn how it affects toddlers’ health
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The University of California’s Nutrition Policy Institute is seeking toddlers who drink cow’s milk to participate in a 12-month study.Climate
Marin County staff responds to ‘too little, too late’ civil grand jury report on rising sea level
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A 2023 state law, Senate Bill 272, requires all California coastal local governments to formulate sea level rise plans to be completed no later than 2034.animals
Park district asks the public to steer clear of cows and their calves during birthing season
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No petting or selfies, please: Cows and their new offspring are prevalent along East Bay Regional Park District trails at this time of year.City
Council approves design consultant, court re-striping, and considers commercial use permitting
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Outlining objective design standards and updating conditional use permits are projects tied to the city's housing plan.City
Far-right election activists pay a visit to City Council
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Group associated with United Sovereign Americans are working to disrupt the 2024 elections.Arts & Entertainment
