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Union Questions Timing Of Report About BART Sick-Outs, Replacement Worker Costs
Six weeks before BART begins new contract talks with one of its transit workers’ unions, a new report has surfaced that sheds light on the practice by some employees of not showing up for work.
Iowa Governor Trying To Lure California Businesses To Hawkeye State
First it was Rick Perry of Texas, now Iowa’s Governor is coming to California to lure businesses to set up shop in the Hawkeye state.
Walnut Creek Joins Fray Of Cities Trying To Land Lucasfilm Studio
Walnut Creek has joined the growing number of cities trying to lure the movie empire behind the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises to the city.
Golden Gate Ferry Service Cancelled Over May Day Strike
The labor union that represents the Golden Gate Bridge District employees including ferry operators has called a strike for Tuesday morning.
San Francisco’s Doyle Drive Replacement Set To Open On Time
Officials said they remain on schedule to reopen Doyle Drive at 5 a.m. on Monday morning.
Oakland Citizens Group Patrols The Streets
The Bay Area Street Safety Patrol walks the streets of International Boulevard on weekends in an effort to try to prevent crime.
Santa Cruz Mission Latest Park To Be Saved From Cut List
Thanks to efforts by a local non-profit group, the Santa Cruz Mission State Historic Park will remain open for the next three years.
Bay Area Gas Prices Continue To Rise
According to AAA, the average cost of a gallon of gas in the state hit $4.20 this week.
Norovirus Outbreaks Reported At Dozens Of Contra Costa Schools
In the last two months, nearly 30 schools in Contra Costa County have seen outbreaks of the stomach virus this winter.
PG&E To Raise Bay Area Residential Rates
The utility said the added fees are modest and will be used to invest in new power plants and equipment.
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