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News & Opinion, Feature Dec 10, 2014
Out with the Old, In with the New

The top New Year’s Eve events the East Bay has to offer. Plus a few in San Francisco.
- By Sarah Burke, Sam Lefebvre, and Luke Tsai
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The top New Year’s Eve events the East Bay has to offer. Plus a few in San Francisco.

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Unincorporated area would add 15,000 people to city.

Gargantuan project from Smithsonian showcases the art and ethos of the venerable desert assembly.

At the lunchtime-only pop-up at Copper Spoon, the Oakland chef is breaking all the rules and putting his own spin on banh mi.

Weekly "cleanings" by transportation agency draw a comparison to whack-a-mole, causing the city to confront its encampment problem under scrutiny from critics.

Developer found guilty of illegal campaign contributions to Eric Swalwell

The story of three brothers evicted from their family home show the difficulties this population faces in the East Bay.

The event is all about celebrating good food that's local, sustainable, and organic.

The California legislature's passage of rights for gig workers is biggest blow against poverty in years

Gargantuan project from Smithsonian showcases the art and ethos of the venerable desert assembly.

The junior senator from California has cemented herself as a presidential contender, but her history of changing her positions to secure new offices has created distrust.

Weekly "cleanings" by transportation agency draw a comparison to whack-a-mole, causing the city to confront its encampment problem under scrutiny from critics.

The story of three brothers evicted from their family home show the difficulties this population faces in the East Bay.

The California legislature's passage of rights for gig workers is biggest blow against poverty in years

Newsgathering will be collateral damage of California's gig economy bill.

The junior senator from California has cemented herself as a presidential contender, but her history of changing her positions to secure new offices has created distrust.

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