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Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:24 PST
SF committee hearing to be held on lunch trucks
| San Francisco will tackle the issue of lunch trucks for the first time since a recent boom in gourmet mobile food vendors...
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San Jose fatal fire no longer considered suspicious
Fire officials no longer consider a fatal fire in a San Jose home Friday night to be suspicious... continue reading »
Sex offender living close to school in Piedmont
A convicted sex offender has moved into a home across the street from Wildwood Elementary School in Piedmont... continue reading »
Vallejo teen shoots his own testicles
A Vallejo teenager allegedly shot himself in the testicles Thursday afternoon, police said. Police said the 17-year-old, whose name is being withheld because he's a minor, walked into Kaiser Permanente Vallejo Medical Center at about 5:45 p.m... continue reading »
Conservationist Edgar Wayburn dies at 103
Dr. Edgar Wayburn, a five-term president of the Sierra Club who received the Presidential Medal of Freedom has died at 103... continue reading »
Murder Suspect Dies In Cupertino SWAT Standoff
A suspect wanted for separate murders in Fremont and Saratoga was fatally shot by authorities after a SWAT stakeout in Cupertino Sunday, a Santa Clara County sheriff's sergeant said... continue reading »
Auditors Raise Concerns Over SJ Rep Theatre Funds
Auditors are raising concerns the struggling San Jose Repertory Theatre may not be able to remain open past the summer... continue reading »
Reject charter high school, staff urges board
Dublin trustees will meet Tuesday regarding a divisive proposal... continue reading »
East Oakland killing city's 4th in 2 days
A man was shot and killed in East Oakland in the city's fourth homicide in two days, police said. Rodney Lockhart, 34, of Oakland was shot on the 6100 block of Harmon Avenue shortly before 7:20 p.m. Saturday, said Officer Jeff Thomason, an Oakland police..... continue reading »
Parents back new school lotto
A proposal to overhaul the way children are assigned to public schools in San Francisco has gained support from parents as it heads to the Board of Education for a critical vote Tuesday. The proposed system would replace a complex, oft-criticized lottery that considers a variety of socio-economic..... continue reading »
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