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$1 Billion Prize Triggers Mega Millions Lottery FrenzyWhat would you do with a $1 billion windfall? That's the happy dilemma facing anyone who matches Friday night's Mega Millions lottery numbers.
Silicon Valley's Budding Relationship With Saudi Arabia In DoubtSilicon Valley's Budding Relationship With Saudi Arabia In Doubt
93 Women Accuse Former USC Doctor Of Sex AbuseNearly 100 women who contend that they were sexually harassed or abused by a former University of Southern California gynecologist are suing the school, contending it ignored decades of complaints.
Oakland Neighborhood Searched For Gunman Who Shot At OfficerA tense neighborhood search ended Friday morning after a gunman opened fire on an Oakland police officer who was investigating a 'suspicious activity' call.
Fear Of Gun Violence Cancels Oakland's First Friday EventOrganizers for Oakland First Fridays, a popular festival held every month, have announced they were cancelling the next scheduled event on Nov. 2.
Prop 8 Aims To Curb Massive Profits By Dialysis ClinicsA measure on the November ballot takes aim at regulating dialysis clinics across California. Backers claim many of the clinics are taking advantage of patients with private insurance and reaping the profits.
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San Jose, San Francisco Rents Dipped In SeptemberIn the midst of the housing crisis, a welcome development for Bay Area renters as Zillow reports median rents have dropped in the Bay Area in September. Len Ramirez reports. (10/19/18)
Police Launch Early Morning Suspect Search In Oakland NeighborhoodOakland police have closed off several streets in the city's San Antonio neighborhood early Friday morning as they search for a suspect. Anne Makovec reports. (10/19/18)
Friday Morning Weather Forecast With Mary LeeExpect patchy low clouds and fog, particularly along the coast. Highs should be above average on Friday and through the weekend. Mary Lee has the forecast. (10/19/18)
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'Vampire Burial' Site Discovered In ItalyArchaeologists have unearthed the remains of a child whom they believe was given a “vampire burial” to prevent the deceased from rising from the dead.
Good Dog! Study Reveals Canines Can Understand Some WordsResearchers confirm what dog people have suspected for quite some time -- that canines may know exactly what we mean when we use certain words or phrases.
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.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Renter Relief? Bay Area Rents Dip Slightly After Years Of Increases A welcome development for anyone renting in the hot Bay Area market: Rents are dropping slightly after years of steep increases.
Bay Area Roads Worst In The Nation, Report FindsRoads in the Bay Area were the worst in the nation and accounted for high costs to drivers in 2016, according to a report released by a national nonprofit Wednesday.
State Supreme Court Turns Down Effort To Drain Hetch Hetchy Reservoir A group seeking to force San Francisco to drain the Hetchy Hetchy Reservoir in Yosemite National Park and restore the valley beneath it has lost an appeal to the California Supreme Court.
East Bay News
Oakland Neighborhood Searched For Gunman Who Shot At OfficerA tense neighborhood search ended Friday morning after a gunman opened fire on an Oakland police officer who was investigating a 'suspicious activity' call.
Fear Of Gun Violence Cancels Oakland's First Friday EventOrganizers for Oakland First Fridays, a popular festival held every month, have announced they were cancelling the next scheduled event on Nov. 2.
Water Main Break in Alameda Prompts Closure of Part of High StreetA water main break prompted the closure of a main thoroughfare in Alameda Thursday afternoon, police said.
South Bay News
Renter Relief? Bay Area Rents Dip Slightly After Years Of Increases A welcome development for anyone renting in the hot Bay Area market: Rents are dropping slightly after years of steep increases.
Silicon Valley's Budding Relationship With Saudi Arabia In DoubtSilicon Valley's Budding Relationship With Saudi Arabia In Doubt
2 Men, 5 Teens Arrested After Violent South Bay Crime SpreeTwo adults and five teenagers from San Jose were arrested in connection with a robbery spree on Tuesday evening in Santa Clara, San Jose and Campbell that left multiple victims with minor to serious injuries, police said.
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
Logan Couture Has Hat Trick to Lead Sharks Past SabresLogan Couture had his third career hat trick and the Sharks scored three times on the power play to beat the Sabres 5-1 on Thursday night.
Stanford Beats Arizona State 20-13 for Key Road VictoryStanford remained in the thick of the Pac-12 North Division race with a 20-13 win over Arizona State on Thursday night.
John Schriffen: There Is Legitimately Nothing Like Army-NavyNavy released its uniforms for this year's games yesterday and we caught up with CBS' sideline reporter for the game to talk about his career, favorite atmospheres and more.
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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.
