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Jackie Speier Says House Will Hold Hearing on NFL, Issa Says Not So Fast
Bay Area congresswoman says committee leaders have agreed to hold a hearing on the beleaguered league.
Field Poll Shows Support Slipping for Two Health Propositions
Prop. 45 would give the state insurance commissioner the authority to reject excessive rate hikes.
Reunificada Por Crisis: Dos Hermanas de El Salvador Se Enfrentan Con Trauma
Su situación llego a un punto extremo cuando los pandilleros empezaron apuntar a Jennifer.
City Attorney, Accreditation Commission Get Day in Court Over CCSF
Both sides asked the judge for a summary judgment in the lawsuit over CCSF accreditation.
Yosemite Fire: Half Dome Cables to Reopen; Fire Breaks Out in Shasta County
As containment increases, officials start to reopen access to the popular attraction.
Vaccine Opt-Out Rate Doubled in 7 Years; Look Up Your School Online
Despite overwhelming evidence that vaccines are safe, the rate of parents opting out their children has doubled since 2007.
S.F. Fire Department: Construction Firm Removed Sprinkler Systems Contrary to Directive
Fire Department says lack of sprinklers caused Renoir Hotel fire to burn out of control.
Shadow Cliffs, a Popular Pleasanton Park, Hit Hard by Drought
Attendance is down, lake is shrinking, fish are struggling and trees are losing their leaves.
First Death Reported from the Napa Quake
Authorities say victim suffered head injury during quake but delayed seeking treatment.
BART Consultant: Big Changes Needed to Avoid Repeat of Contract War
Report documents distrust on both sides of dispute, makes 63 recommendations for more cooperative talks.
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