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Friday Morning Forecast With Roberta GonzalesExpect hot conditions, particularly inland, this weekend and through much of next week. For those heading to the coast to cool off, watch for possible rip currents and sneaker waves on south facing beaches. Roberta Gonzales has the forecast. (7/28/17)
Senate Rejects 'Skinny Repeal' of Obamacare in Marathon Late-Night VoteSen. John McCain, Sen. Lisa Murkowski and Sen. Susan Collins voted no on the "skinny repeal" bill, dooming it. Andria Borba reports. (7-27-17)
Suspects Arrested After Shooting That Wounded 2 In San LeandroPolice say a gunman fired shots into an occupied car injuring two people. Two suspects then took off running. (7-27-17)
Bay Area Hip-Hop Group Robbed During Film Shoot In OaklandA local hip-hop duo was robbed at gunpoint while shooting a movie about social justice. Christin Ayers reports. (7-27-17)
Water Officials Scramble To Inspect Dam Spillways Before Rains ReturnThe state identified nearly a hundred spillways to be re-inspected before winter and many of them are here in the Bay Area. Maria Medina reports. (7-27-17)
Lawsuit Filed To Stop PG&E Plan To Cut Trees In LafayetteActivists in Lafayette are trying to ax a plan to chop down hundreds of trees around town. (7-27-17)
Santa Rosa Tries to Annex Neighboring Lands to Grow the CitySanta Rosa is trying to annex a chunk of land in unincorporated Roseland and other pockets of Sonoma County southwest of the city but the people who live there have some questions. Emily Turner reports. (7-27-17)

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Oakland Wrangles With Solutions To Dumping Problem At Homeless CampsWhile the problem of trash dumping at Oakland homeless encampments may be obvious, how to stop it is a matter of debate. 
Illegal Trash Dumpers Take Advantage Of Oakland Homeless EncampmentsHomeless encampments in downtown Oakland have turned into an ever-worsening eyesores because of people using the sites as a trash dumping ground.
Giant Sequoia National Monument Could Be Reduced To Allow LoggingThe Trump administration is considering a plan to shrink Giant Sequoia National Monument by more than two-thirds, and the plan has found some unlikely allies.
Sand Mine On Monterey Bay To Close After More Than A CenturyAfter years of protests, investigation and negotiation, the California Coastal Commission voted to accept a deal that will set in motion the eventual closure of the 110-year-old Lapis Sand Mine in the Monterey County town of Marina.
Residents Wary Over Delta Tunnels Effect On Waterways, LivelihoodsThe state’s plan to take water from the Sacramento River north of the Delta and tunnel it down to pumping stations in the south has people who live in the area up in arms. Many believe the fix is in to send more water to San Joaquin Valley farmers and Southern California.
Environmentalists File Lawsuit Over California's Delta Tunnels ProjectEnvironmentalists have filed a lawsuit after the federal government said last week that Northern California’s delta tunnels project would not harm endangered fish in the delta and bay.
'Comfort Dogs' Draw Increased Scrutiny, Comparisons To Certified Service DogsEmotional support dogs have been playing an increasing role for people with mental health needs, and prompting increased scrutiny over the dogs' access to public areas.

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