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Newsom’s latest insurance move could help Californians avoid canceled policies — but they’ll have to pay
If approved, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “trailer bill” could take effect by July 1.
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Firefighters battled flames at the same boarded-up Oakland home twice in one week
Firefighters on Saturday put out another fire at an Oakland home that had burned just days before, according to Oakland Fire Department spokesperson Michael Hunt.
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Head-on crash in Brentwood injures seven
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Sports
How SF Giants’ Patrick Bailey is trying to stay concussion-free
Bailey will trade in his two-piece catcher's mask for a hockey-style one said to provide more protection after suffering the second concussion of his MLB career.
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Me & My Car: Roy Orbison said to have once owned ’34 Bentley in Alamo
Six of eight vehicles that Gordon Johnson has owned have been invited to participate in the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance car show.
Real Estate
Elias: Adults living with parents probably not a stable California trend
No one can reliably predict the situation's evolution over the next 10 years, but a...
Restaurants, Food and Drink
Saturday: Wine sale fundraiser planned for shuttered Fremont gastropub
Supporters of Ambrose Butchery, a Fremont gastropub, are seeking funds to help the business owners...
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Opinion: Accepting fossil fuel funds undermines Stanford’s new Sustainability School
University needs to protect the trust it has built in communities affected by environmental injustices.
Business
California commission signals opposition to AT&T request to shut down wired phones
The California Public Utilities Commission released a proposal to reject AT&T's application to remove itself...