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AIDS Memorial Quilt Heading Home To San FranciscoThe AIDS Memorial Quilt is getting a new home and returning to the place where it was created.
BART Workers Voice Safety Concerns In Wake Of Fatal StabbingBART employees on Thursday talked to the transit agency's board of directors about safety concerns, two days after a man was fatally stabbed on board a train.
Apple Cancels Premiere Of ‘The Banker’ Over ‘Concerns’Apple has canceled the premiere of one of the tech company’s first original films, “The Banker” the day before it was to debut at Los Angeles’ AFI Film Festival.
Trial Set For Bay Area Teens Charged In Killing Of Rome Police OfficerThe lawyer of one of the two Bay Area teenagers jailed in Rome over the slaying of a Carabinieri police office says their trial has been fast-tracked and will begin early next year.
Dreamforce Hosts Former President Barack Obama For ConversationFormer U.S. President Barack Obama is in San Francisco on Thursday for Salesforce's annual convention Dreamforce, which draws thousands of people to the city's downtown every year.
PG&E Issues "All Clear"; Power Being Restored To Wine Country Homes Pacific Gas & Electric launched a fleet of helicopters and an army of ground crews throughout Wine Country Thursday, searching for any damage to lines and equipment as the utility continued to restore electricity to homes and businesses blacked out during the most recent planned power outage.
Maggie The Abducted Crime Bulldog Back Home In Central CaliforniaA bulldog abducted from her Northern California home in 2015 was been recovered by Florida police when the alleged dognappers were arrested for a burglary spree in Sarasota, authorities said.
Charles Schwab Reportedly In Talks To Buy TD AmeritradeTwo of the leaders of the online brokerage industry may be merging.
TOP VIDEOS
BART Workers Voice Safety Concerns In Wake Of Fatal StabbingJackie Ward reports on BART workers speaking out about violence issues on the transit system at board of directors meeting (11-21-2019)
Thursday Morning Weather Forecast With Mary LeeAfter a cold start, expect clear skies and highs in the 50s and 60s. Temperatures should warm up slightly, but rain could be possible just before Thanksgiving. Mary Lee has the forecast. (11/21/19)
BART Board To Talk Security After Deadly StabbingThe BART Board of Directors is expected to discuss improving security at its meeting Thursday, two days after a Good Samaritan was stabbed to death near the South Hayward station. Jackie Ward reports. (11/21/19)
PROJECT HOME
CA Insurance Commissioner Demands Action From Companies Over Wildfire Non-RenewalsThe state insurance commissioner is taking action after a KPIX report revealed thousands of homeowners in high-risk fire areas are losing their insurance coverage.
Dozens Say Taxpayer-Funded Housing Program Put Them Back On The StreetBay Area Community Services (BACS) is the largest housing solutions program in the Bay Area and it's largely funded by tens of millions of taxpayer dollars. But dozens of people say they're back out on the street because of BACS.
Mother And Son Kicked Out Of Homeless Shelter For Mental Health OutburstA mother and her son were on a waitlist for a homeless shelter for 18 months and once they got in, they were kicked out eight months later due to a mental health outburst.
Homeowners In Fire Zones Lose Insurance CoverageAs fires ravage California each year, more homeowners are at risk of losing their insurance.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
AIDS Memorial Quilt Heading Home To San FranciscoThe AIDS Memorial Quilt is getting a new home and returning to the place where it was created.
Trial Set For Bay Area Teens Charged In Killing Of Rome Police OfficerThe lawyer of one of the two Bay Area teenagers jailed in Rome over the slaying of a Carabinieri police office says their trial has been fast-tracked and will begin early next year.
Dreamforce Hosts Former President Barack Obama For ConversationFormer U.S. President Barack Obama is in San Francisco on Thursday for Salesforce's annual convention Dreamforce, which draws thousands of people to the city's downtown every year.
East Bay News
BART Workers Voice Safety Concerns In Wake Of Fatal StabbingBART employees on Thursday talked to the transit agency's board of directors about safety concerns, two days after a man was fatally stabbed on board a train.
Woman Robbed At South Hayward BART Day After Good Samaritan Stabbed To DeathA BART passenger Wednesday evening was robbed outside the South Hayward BART station where a Good Samaritan was murdered the day before, and hours after BART's GM said the agency was safe.
Protesters Arrested As Conservative Author Ann Coulter Makes Berkeley AppearanceSome were arrested as hundreds of demonstrators gathered at UC Berkeley to protest a speech Wednesday night by conservative author Ann Coulter, once again igniting a debate on campus about what "free speech" means.
South Bay News
Palo Alto To Pay $500K To Settle Police Misconduct LawsuitThe city of Palo Alto on Monday agreed to pay over a half-million dollars to a man who sued the city this year.
Facebook Expands With Fremont Mega Campus, Amazon Leases Delivery Hub In MilpitasAmazon and Facebook are increasing their footprints in the South and East Bay.
Santa Clara Child Killed By Amtrak Train Removed Backyard Fence To Get On TracksA child fatally struck Saturday by an Amtrak train in Santa Clara was a local 5-year-old boy, the Santa Clara County medical examiner's office said Wednesday.
North Bay News
PG&E Issues "All Clear"; Power Being Restored To Wine Country Homes Pacific Gas & Electric launched a fleet of helicopters and an army of ground crews throughout Wine Country Thursday, searching for any damage to lines and equipment as the utility continued to restore electricity to homes and businesses blacked out during the most recent planned power outage.
PG&E Begins Power Restoration As Sonoma County Residents Face Bitter ColdParts of Sonoma County are going through their fifth Public Safety Power Shutoff of the season. But this time around, those without power face the bitter cold as well as fire danger.
Man Arrested For Spraying Novato Movie Theater Crowd With Fire ExtinguisherA Fairfield man was arrested for spraying a movie theater crowd with a fire extinguisher in Novato, police said Wednesday.
Sports Headlines & Scores
'Like The Raiders To Get Win On The Road,' Says CBS Denver's Michael SpencerThe Raiders should knock off the Jets Sunday, continuing their run and setting up a Week 13 matchup with the Chiefs for the AFC West lead.
'49ers Have Been Playing With Fool's Gold As Of Late' CBS Denver's Michael Spencer On Packers-49ers MatchupCBS Denver sports anchor Michael Spencer explains why he's picking the Packers over the Niners this week.
Warriors Suffer Worst Loss In Over 45 Years To Mavericks, 142-94The Mavericks never trailed and tied a franchise record with 22 3-pointers while sending Golden State to its worst loss since a 1973 playoff game.
Bay Area Food
Two Hot New SOMA Restaurants To Check OutInterested in exploring the newest restaurants to open in SoMa? Give these two a try.
Oakland Eats: New Owners Taking Over Plum Bar, Doña Tomás Closing After 20 YearsHere's the latest in Oakland food news. In this edition -- an Uptown bar gets new owners, a beer hall gets reborn in Temescal and a longstanding Mexican eatery invites customers to a closing party.
Popular Oakland Eatery Reem's To Open Location In San Francisco's Mission DistrictPopular Oakland bakery-cafe Reem's is headed to the Mission.