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It plays out like a poor soap opera.
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On her Richmond restaurant Salute e Vita's last day, she gave away every meal for free and asked diners to donate money to their servers. But that's not all.
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After publishing her hit debut, ‘The Best We Could Do,’ the Vietnamese-American writer, illustrator, and educator is looking to use her platform to help other refugees.
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OUSD plans to appoint a director to BayTech's board while an ongoing investigation delves into allegations of financial mismanagement.
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Homeless and mentally ill, Joshua Pawlik was unconscious right before four Oakland police officers killed him in March. His family and friends are seeking answers.
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The principal suddenly resigned after the school's board accused him of fraud, but the controversy raises questions about the school's links to the Gülen movement.
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The FDA's approval of the first-ever pharmaceutical drug containing cannabidiol could lead to a crackdown on other cannabis products.
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It's not just about the 1970s.
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The principal suddenly resigned after the school's board accused him of fraud, but the controversy raises questions about the school's links to the Gülen movement.
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Homeless and mentally ill, Joshua Pawlik was unconscious right before four Oakland police officers killed him in March. His family and friends are seeking answers.
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School administrators forced students to buy uniforms, graduation caps and gowns, and made parents buy tickets to attend ceremonies. BayTech's board also repeatedly violated the Brown Act.
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It's not just about the 1970s.
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The all-female, all-Black music collective is destined for big things.
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Remember when thousands of geese suddenly died?
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The comedic action flick contains mountains of flab.
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If you want to know why people hate America, watch Lauren Greenfield's documentary.
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Re: “San Diego Mayor Bob Filner Comes Out Swinging for Medical Marijuana”
After many years of persecution from the San Diego District Attorney and U.S. Federal Attorney, medical marijuana patients in San Diego can finally let out a sigh of relief. With the election of Bob Filner as Mayor--a hard fought battle down to the wire--sanity seems to be prevailing finally. With a friend in the Mayor's office, perhaps legal medicinal dispensaries can open again and serve the needs of the ill and infirm.