Bay Area home prices keep rising despite typical fall slowdown
Home prices continue to rise across the Bay Area, even as the housing market typically begins to cool in the fall. The latest Zillow Home Value Index shows home values
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San Francisco’s first Raising Cane’s opens at Fisherman’s Wharf
San Francisco’s first Raising Cane’s officially opened its doors at Fisherman’s Wharf on Monday morning, drawing dozens of people hours before the restaurant opened. The first person in line arrived
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Disabled train prompts major BART delay
A disabled train between the Fremont and Union City stations caused delays on the Berryessa line on Saturday, according to BART. At 12:15 p.m., BART said a disabled train between
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More possible victims of man posing as 49ers player come forward, FBI says
The FBI says the number of women who say they were tricked online by a man posing as a 49ers player has grown to 61. Investigators are working to verify
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Bay Area students turn old tennis balls into eco-friendly toolsENVIRONM
A group of local high school students in the Bay Area is serving the planet by turning old tennis balls into useful community tools. Thousands of used tennis balls are
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Laws ban surprise medical bills. But you might still get one if you call 911
One woman’s medical emergency might open your eyes to a costly “gap” in health coverage. “I probably would have died if the ambulance did not show up,” said Sophia, who
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6 survive after small jet crashes while landing in Central California
Six people survived after a small jet crashed while landing at a Central California airport Tuesday morning, according to officials. The FAA said the Cessna 560XL crashed at about 11:45
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