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Tom Russo, Michael the Black Guy, and Amber Lamps are real human beings. They're also commodities.
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It's hard to get in trouble for running a pot prescription mill in California, but one local doctor was so bad, he lost his medical license.
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Everything goes into and onto waffles at Sfoof's Woofle Cafe.
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Local business owners say Yelp offers to hide negative customer reviews
of their businesses on its web site ... for a price.
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The quiet city of Piedmont has been plagued with controversy over an expensive project designed to beautify an already picturesque section of town.
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The proposal would trade labs seen as benefiting white students for resources to help struggling students.
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Café Gratitude espouses a raw food diet and a philosophy of
self-transformation. But some current and former employees say it's
left a bad taste in their mouths.
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Bye-bye, Berkeley. So long, San Francisco. A wave of new restaurants
suggests that Oakland is now the Bay Area's dining destination.
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The high-profile rape charges against Deputy District Attorney Michael
Gressett are tainted by questionable facts, unorthodox prosecutorial
conduct, and the unmistakable whiff of politics.
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Meet Oakland Bishop Salvatore Cordileone, the apostle of the movement
to deprive gay men and lesbians of the right to marry.
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Local business owners say Yelp offers to hide negative customer reviews
of their businesses on its web site ... for a price.
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There's strong evidence that Marcel Diallo Jack, the self-styled "mayor of West Oakland," perpetrated a racist Internet fraud on a local activist.
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Café Gratitude espouses a raw food diet and a philosophy of
self-transformation. But some current and former employees say it's
left a bad taste in their mouths.
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More business owners come forward with tales of unethical behavior by
the popular San Francisco-based web site.
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Gangsta rapper pleads guilty to lesser drug charge in exchange for lighter sentence on more serious racketeering charges he faced.
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Popular AC Transit bus fight video provides raw material for hip-hop.
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Plummer and Mirren rescue The Last Station, but nothing can save 44 Inch Chest.
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