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California Utilities Increasingly Vulnerable To Cyber Attacks
California utility officials are warning that hackers are increasingly targeting utilities with cyber attacks that could leave millions of people without electricity, water and other vital services.
1-Day Strike Disrupts Activity At Port Of Oakland
Port spokesman Isaac Kos-Read said the workers were preventing trucks from entering the facility Tuesday morning. Longshoremen were also being kept from their jobs.
BART Shutdown Occurs As Bay Area Officials Prepared For Emergency Drill
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission was running an emergency drill Thursday morning when they got the call about the fire near the West Oakland BART station.
N-Judah And J-Church Muni Lines Fully Reopened After Construction
The shutdown allowed the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency to complete track and street improvements in the areas of Church and Duboce streets and Carl Street.
Construction To Disrupt N Judah, J Church Muni Lines For More Than A Week
Muni service on the N Judah and J Church lines will be disrupted for nine days because of construction work that begins Friday, according to San Francisco Municipal Railway officials.
Contract Battle Sets Up Possible ‘Occupy’ Shutdown Attempt On Golden Gate Bridge
Unions are calling for a mass rally and action next Tuesday, the same day as the mass actions being called by local Occupy movement organizers.
Sacramento Airport Metal Detector Left Unattended; Terminal Shut Down Temporarily
Federal transportation officials have removed two officers from screening duties at Sacramento International Airport after a metal detector was left unattended and five people were suspected of going through unscreened.
Port Of Oakland Resumes Business After Occupy Disruptions
Operations were returning to normal at the Port of Oakland Tuesday morning after a daylong port blockade along the West Coast, port officials said.
Port Of Oakland Calls Possible Shutdown ‘Disruptive To Community’
The Port of Oakland is planning a proactive approach with law enforcement to stay open on Monday when protesters attempt to shut it down for a second time.
BART Adopts New Cell Phone Policy In Wake Of Shutdown Flap
Bay Area Rapid Transit’s Board of Directors adopted a new policy Thursday for when cellphone service may be interrupted—an issue that took center stage over the summer when the transit agency cut cell service at several San Francisco stations to stop a planned protest.


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