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3 Injured After Rebar Tower Falls At Fremont Construction SiteA 20-foot rebar tower fell at a construction site in Fremont on Wednesday morning, leaving three people injured including one critically, fire officials said.
Outbreak Of Mysterious Polio-Like Illness Has Parents Concerned
Loma Prieta Quake’s Lasting Impact On Bay AreaTo long-time San Franciscans there is no greater reminder of the lasting impact of 1989’s killer Loma Prieta earthquake than the beautiful vistas along the waterfront.
Family Of Man Killed In Struggle With Deputies In Millbrae Seek AnswersThe family of an 36-year-old unarmed man who died after an altercation with San Mateo County sheriff’s deputies in Millbrae earlier this month called for the release of all videos and other evidence in the case.
Whale Set Free From Ocean Debris Near Santa CruzA whale was disentangled from debris Monday in the ocean near Santa Cruz by personnel with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
KPIX 5 / SurveyUSA Poll: Newsom Leads Cox, Prop. 6 Gas Tax Repeal Likely To PassLt. Gov. Gavin Newsom has a double-digit lead over John Cox in the race for California governor, a new KPIX 5/Survey USA poll finds. Meanwhile, a measure to repeal the recently enacted gas tax hike is also leading.
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LOMA PRIETA QUAKE: The Marina is ablaze after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquakeThe Marina is ablaze after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake
Family Demands Answers After Man Dies In Altercation With Police In MillbraeThe family of Chinedu Valentine Okobi is demanding answers after the unarmed black man died after San Mateo County sheriff's deputies used a Taser on him during an altercation in Millbrae on October 3rd. (10/17/18)
Overnight Fire Destroys KFC In AntiochA KFC restaurant in Antioch has been declared a "total loss" after a fire broke out early Wednesday morning. (10/17/18)
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Settle Down, A Skull-Shaped Asteroid Is Not Headed For Earth This HalloweenDespite what your social media feeds are telling you, an asteroid shaped like a skull is not going to zip by Earth this Halloween.
Mom Slams School For Asking Fifth Graders About Their Sexual HistoryA mom is furious after her 10-year-old daughter was given a survey at school that asked about her sexual history, sexual orientation and gender identity.
Gay Teen Asks Straight Football Captain To Homecoming On National Coming Out DayYou may have seen a lot of viral videos of high school "promprosals" or dance proposals, but this one takes the cake.
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Marina Safeway Bakery Employee Wins $1.6 Million Lottery JackpotThere is always a buzz inside Safeway's Marina District store, but on Wednesday it was just a few notches higher than normal.
Loma Prieta Quake’s Lasting Impact On Bay AreaTo long-time San Franciscans there is no greater reminder of the lasting impact of 1989’s killer Loma Prieta earthquake than the beautiful vistas along the waterfront.
Family Of Man Killed In Struggle With Deputies In Millbrae Seek AnswersThe family of an 36-year-old unarmed man who died after an altercation with San Mateo County sheriff’s deputies in Millbrae earlier this month called for the release of all videos and other evidence in the case.
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3 Injured After Rebar Tower Falls At Fremont Construction SiteA 20-foot rebar tower fell at a construction site in Fremont on Wednesday morning, leaving three people injured including one critically, fire officials said.
Antioch KFC Declared A Total Loss After 2-Alarm FireA Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Antioch is considered a total loss after a two-alarm fire caused heavy damage early Wednesday morning.
'Not Going To Die In This Apartment' - Berkeley Man Describes Shocking Attack By LandlordA Berkeley man talked to KPIX 5 Tuesday in an exclusive interview about his terrifying ordeal four months ago when his landlord allegedly shot him in a dispute over unpaid rent.
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Whale Set Free From Ocean Debris Near Santa CruzA whale was disentangled from debris Monday in the ocean near Santa Cruz by personnel with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
San Jose Teens Turn Out For Massive City-Wide Student Voter Registration DriveFor the first time, a nearly city-wide student voter registration drive took place in San Jose. Thirteen high schools across the city participated in the pilot project aimed at sparking more civic engagement among young people.
Landmark John Carlos-Tommie Smith Olympic Medal Protest Turns 50By the time they reached Mexico City in October 1968, San Jose State track stars Tommie Smith and John Carlos were representing a country being torn apart.
North Bay News
Electricity Restored To All PG&E Customers In North BayPG&E crews have restored power to all San Francisco Bay Area customers as of Tuesday evening after a precautionary shutdown Sunday night, a PG&E spokeswoman said.
Deadly Disease Outbreak Threatening Bay Area Sea LionsA major outbreak of a deadly disease has sickened more than 200 seas lions along the Northern California coast
$1,000 Reward To Nail Thieves Of Healdsburg Hammer SculptureThe artist who created an 800-pound sculpture of a hammer that was stolen from a North Bay community center is offering a $1,000 reward to nail the thieves.
Sports Headlines & Scores
Citak: Championship Series' Have Been Fun To WatchWe're halfway through the NL and AL Championship Series, and boy do we have some excitement on our hands!
Top DFS Picks Week 7: With Ridley, Sanu Hobbled, Start Jones Against GiantsThe Falcons face the Giants this week and Matt Ryan will be down at least one weapon (DeVonta Freeman), maybe more. Jones could have a huge day.
Bruce Arians: Gus Bradley Has Chargers Defense RollingNFL on CBS analyst weighs in on the Chargers three-game winning streak, playing in London and the other big games of the week.
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Photos: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Comes To A Captivating CloseThe 18th edition of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass came to a close Sunday with a jam-packed schedule of performers including alt-rock weirdos Ween, psych legend Roky Erickson, Stax sound architect Booker T. Jones and many more.
Photos: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Rolls Into SaturdayThe second day of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 18 brought a host of great acts to Golden Gate Park with brilliant performances from Don Was and his surprise guest Bob Weir, Ani DiFranco, Los Lobos, Graham Nash and more.
Photos: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Kicks Off FridayThe annual music celebration Hardly Strictly Bluegrass got off to a rousing start Friday with performances from Alison Krauss, former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, gospel great Mavis Staples and much more.
