Jeffery Schaub
UC Berkeley Student Proposal Would Tax Oil, Gas For Education
Environmental and education advocates have proposed a new measure that would tax oil and gas extracted in California to fund education programs in the state.
Bay Area Commemorates King Legacy With Freedom Train & March
The Bay Area commemorated MLK’s legacy with the annual Freedom Train ride and a march and gathering in San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Gardens 45 years after the civil rights leader was slain.
Bill Proposed To Allow California Teens To Pre-Register To Vote
A California state senator introduced a bill on Thursday that would 15-year-olds to pre-register to vote.
Resources For Victims Of Teen Violence
It’s estimated that one in three teenage girls in this country has experienced some form of abuse in an intimate relationship: verbal, emotional or sexual – or all three.
Convicted Murderer Hans Reiser Defends Self In Wrongful Death Case
Convicted murderer Hans Reiser appeared in court Tuesday to outline his strategy in the wrongful death lawsuit that was filed against him by his two children
PG&E Earns $260M Last Quarter, Shareholders Meeting Met By Protests
PG&E is reporting higher earnings this last quarter than the same time last year despite penalties from the San Bruno pipeline explosion.
Bicycle Fans, Businesses Alike Enthused For Amgen Race
Bicycle race enthusiasts and Northern California businesses are equally excited by the arrival of the nation’s largest professional bike race.


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