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The Fremont City Council has revised a new city camping ordinance, removing what had become a controversial clause that could have punished those "aiding and abetting" encampments.
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Cold and rainy weather is in store for the Bay Area over the next few days, with additional storms expected to roll through the region on Sunday and into next week.
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This week on the Queer Power Hour: a mashup with Jenee Darden from The Sights & Sounds Show, a new weekly arts and culture program that airs Wednesdays at 4pm.
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March 3rd was World Wildlife Day and Sandip remembers his very first literary autograph, from Gerald Durrell.
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A West Oakland initiative using pollution-detecting cars is being expanded to 64 cities across the state.
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The Oakland City Council on yesterday (Tuesday) unanimously passed a resolution to allow three temporarily closed fire stations to re-open, the office of Councilmember Janani Ramachandran announced.
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Earlier this week, San Francisco closed its Bayview Vehicle Triage Center as a "safe parking" site for people living out of their RVs and cars.
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UCSF Dr. Donald Abrams has been a leader in the field of integrative oncology for decades. He says nutrition plays an essential role in cancer treatment and prevention.
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In partnership with The Oaklandside and El Tímpano, KALW presents Oakland's mayoral candidates sharing their visions ahead of the April special election.
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The City of Oakland is hosting the first of two public workshops on the city’s budget later tomorrow. The city is seeking citizen input on how best to spend funds and also suggestions on how to deal with a 130-million dollar deficit.
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A Russian bathhouse in San Francisco’s Hunters Point neighborhood has adopted a controversial new policy on their men’s only and women’s only nights.
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Earlier today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order mandating that on July 1, all state agencies and departments require a minimum of four in-person days, per work week.
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Dr. Dean Ornish has conducted groundbreaking research showing that chronic diseases can be reversed and prevented with diet and lifestyle changes.