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California lawmakers push to have warning labels on social media
From California to Texas and New York, there’s a growing movement among local lawmakers to put warning labels on social media. Here’s how it’d work.
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$100K a year now considered ‘low income' in 4 Bay Area counties, report says
New data from a report shows that people can make over $100,000 a year in four Bay Area counties and still be considered low income.
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Stanford football coach fired following report he mistreated female staff members
Stanford is parting ways with football coach Troy Taylor amid allegations he mistreated female staff members.
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Girls Night Out: Bay Area Women Celebrate 20 Years of Monthly Gatherings
Four Bay Area women have found a way to stick together and meet at the same time every month for 20 years and it’s something different every time.
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City of San Jose Cracks Down on Sideshow Organizers, Promoters
San Jose is cracking down on sideshows and this week, a judge ordered promoters to stop organizing them on social media.
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Peninsula Man Opened Up Backyard Pool for Olympic Athletes During Pandemic
The pandemic shut down virtually all training for the Olympians in Tokyo, but when it did, a Peninsula man opened his swimming pool for some of the best athletes in the world. It was largely a secret — until now.
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Small Plane Crashes Into Bay Area Family's Home in Monterey County
An airplane crashed into a house in Monterey County on Tuesday morning, county fire officials said.
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California-Nevada Earthquake: Why ShakeAlert System Didn't Work Properly
Seismologists say the ShakeAlert system didn’t work properly ahead of Thursday’s 6.0 magnitude earthquake near the California-Nevada border, but they do know why.
