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Loma Fire Destroys 8 Homes; Firefighter InjuredA firefighter has been injured and 8 homes destroyed in the Loma Fire burning in the Santa Cruz Mountains, according to state fire officials.
Yahoo, AT&T Users Report Trouble Changing Password After Security BreachAfter Yahoo announced it had suffered a massive security breach, some Yahoo customers say they're having trouble changing their passwords.
Mountain View Pizzeria Using Robots, High-Tech Truck To Cook Pies On The RoadA Mountain View pizzeria is putting a high-tech spin on slinging pies.
Couple At Center Of Bizarre Vallejo Kidnapping Demands JusticeThe couple in the Bay Area's bizarre kidnapping case was still demanding justice Thursday, even after the kidnapper in the case changed his plea to guilty.

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Thursday Evening Pinpoint ForecastBrian Hackney says there's a chance of precipitation on the horizon. (9-29-16)
ConsumerWatch: Californians Without Retirement Accounts Are About To Get OneMillions of Californians will soon have a new way to save for retirement. ConsumerWatch reporter Julie Watts reviews a first-in-the-nation program geared toward people who work at businesses that do not offer retirement savings plans. (9-29-16)
Demonstrators Protest Non-Union Construction Workers In Silicon ValleyConstruction workers in the South Bay hit the streets Thursday to urge developers to -- in their words -- "do the right thing" and hire locals. Len Ramirez reports. (9-29-16)
Loma Blaze Grows Past 4,000 Acres, Firefighter InjuredThe fire has destroyed 8 homes and is threatening more than 300 other structures. Kiet Do reports. (9-29-16)
Inside Politics: Lt. Gov Newsom's 'Gunfight' With OlympianKPIX 5 politics analyst Melissa Caen on the public feud over Prop 63 that Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is engaged in with NRA-backed Olympic shooter Kim Rhode. (9-29-16)
California Early Quake Alerts Could Begin Within 2 YearsCalifornia emergency management officials say automated earthquake warnings could begin within the next one to two years. Da Lin reports from Sacramento. (9-29-16)
Silicon Valley Pizzeria Employs Robots To Cook Pies On The RoadA Mountain View pizzeria is putting a high-tech spin on slinging pies. Devin Fehely reports. (9-29-16)

Sports Headlines & Scores

WATCH: Kevin Durant And Klay Thompson Trade Off Draining 3-PointersIf watching these two sharp-shooters doesn't get you excited to see the Warriors take the court this year, then nothing will.
Olympic Legends Smith, Carlos Support Kaepernick Tommie Smith and John Carlos were proud to raise their gloved fists in a symbolic protest at the Olympics, and now they're proud that Colin Kaepernick and other athletes are staging national anthem protests.
Posey Comes Up Short During 9th-Inning RallyJeff Samardzija gave San Francisco a chance to grab momentum after a big offensive outburst a night earlier, but the playoff-hopeful Giants wasted it with a costly dud in a 2-0 loss to the Colorado Rockies.
NFL Picks Week 4: Vikings Remain Perfect While Jaguars Grab First WinThe Vikings will move to 4-0, the Ravens will lose their first game of the year and the Jaguars will pick up their first win of the season in the process.

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Trash From Homeless Camps Blowing Onto South Bay FreewaysCaltrans is moving to clean up homeless camps around South Bay freeways after trash blamed on homeless camps has blown onto the highways creating traffic problems and eyesores.
Battle Brewing Over Public Access To Crystal Springs TrailsThe battle over how hikers will access some of the most beautiful trails in the Bay Area above the Crystal Springs Reservoir is getting serious.
California Child Credit Freeze Legislation Signed Into LawCalifornia parents now have a new tool to protect kids from identity theft thanks to a new law just signed on Friday by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Human Germs, Bacteria Seen As Weapons In War Against CancerBay Area scientists are on the hunt to discover how a person's own germs may be the best medicine in the war against cancer.
Violence Plagues Large San Jose Homeless EncampmentThere’s a reason Sergio Estrada keeps a ladder in his backyard.
Oakland Scrambles To Install Functional Park Surveillance CamerasThe city of Oakland has promised to install a new surveillance system in Cesar Chavez Park to replace one that has been non-operational.
Napa Valley Vintner Brings Robotics To Winemaking ProcessWith harvest season underway in Wine Country, one vineyard is using robots to help make the perfect bottle.

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1 Million Americans Already Done With Their Holiday ShoppingIt’s not even October, but 1 million Americans have already finished their Holiday Shopping.
Parking Vigilante Paints Over Red Curbs In Corte Madera Neighborhood To Create SpacesParking in one Corte Madera neighborhood has gotten so tight that it prompted someone to paint over some no parking red curbs to create more spaces.
Florida Woman Wins Chance To Punch Martin Shkreli In The FaceA woman from Florida has won the chance to punch embattled pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli in the face.
Early Tests Encouraging For Bay Area Crab LoversBay Area crab lovers may soon be celebrating with their favorite crustaceans once again.

Eat.See.Play

McDonald’s Japan Unveils Chocolate Pumpkin FriesForget the Starbuck's Pumpkin Spice Latte, McDonald's in Japan features Chocolate Pumpkin French Fries, reports Alice@97.3!
Foodie Chap Visits Chef John Griffiths At Bluestem BrasserieLiam met with Chef Griffiths at Bluestem for their Foodie Chap chat, where really good food and conviviality go hand in hand. Enjoy the conversation and the delish recipe here...
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Brings Masses To GG ParkOne of the most celebrated music festivals in the Bay Area and the nation, the annual Hardly Strictly Bluegrass brings a free three-day celebration of music to Golden Gate Park this weekend.
Best Ways To Get Involved With Breast Cancer Awareness Month In The Bay AreaOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with tons of information to highlight not only the disease and the lives it affects, but also the opportunities to join in the efforts for education, research and funding. Awareness is a start to finding a cure to breast cancer one day soon.

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