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Decades after two mistrials, tech CEO is charged for third time in 1992 Bay Area killing

A tech executive has been arrested and charged for the third time in connection with a woman's 1992 killing in the Bay Area after new evidence was discovered, prosecutors said this week.

Los Angeles Times · Jul 14, 2022

Tech-linked layoffs jolt hundreds of Bay Area workers, including Tesla employees

Layoffs linked to the tech sector have unleashed job cuts affecting several hundred Bay Area workers, according to official notices filed with the state’s labor agency.

Tribune News Service · Jul 13, 2022

Warriors’ young core could be ‘new version’ of Curry, Thompson and Green

LAS VEGAS — Though the Warriors’ aging dynastic core was able to deliver yet another title to the Bay Area, Golden State is still looking toward building a sustainable pool of talent for the future.

Tribune News Service · Jul 12, 2022

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Steph Curry Shrugs Off NBA ‘Rumor Mill’ Amid KD Speculation

The Warriors star was noncommittal about a possible reunion with his former teammate in the Bay Area.

Sports Illustrated · Jul 9, 2022

Steve Kerr or Bill Walsh: Who’s No. 1 among Bay Area pro coaches?

He’s got four championships. He’s the winningest coach in NBA postseason history. And he was recently named one of the NBA’s Top 15 coaches of all time.

Tribune News Service · Jul 4, 2022

With blowout loss to White Sox, SF Giants end home stand in fitting fashion

SAN FRANCISCO — Last Thursday, after three one-run losses to the surging defending champions, the Giants boarded their charter flight home from Atlanta in need of a fresh start. One player remarked about the cleansing nature of returning to the crisp summer air of the Bay Area after a few…

Tribune News Service · Jul 3, 2022

Erika D. Smith: Is California ready for more Black people to legally carry guns in public?

Nathan W. Jones leads the Bay Area chapter of the Black Gun Owners Association. But until a few years ago, he wasn't even into guns.

Los Angeles Times · Jun 29, 2022

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Report: Kevon Looney expected to re-sign with Warriors on multiyear deal

After playing a key role in the Warriors' championship run, Kevon Looney is reportedly expected to return to the Bay Area next season.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 28, 2022

Chevron will sell vast San Ramon headquarters, move jobs to Texas

SAN RAMON, California — Chevron intends to sell its vast headquarters campus in San Ramon, keep its head offices in the same East Bay city and shift jobs to Texas, a move that could deal a fresh blow to the Bay Area economy.

Tribune News Service · Jun 27, 2022

Roe v. Wade is dead. Can you still get an abortion in California after the Supreme Court decision?

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned the landmark abortion rights case Roe v. Wade on Friday, sparking outrage throughout the vastly pro-choice Bay Area and the state. So what does this move mean for Californians?

Tribune News Service · Jun 24, 2022

Where does Steph Curry rank on the Bay Area ‘Mount Clutchmore’ for postseason performance?

Stephen Curry has it all.

Tribune News Service · Jun 23, 2022

Are Bay Area home sellers finally cutting asking prices? Here are some signs that’s so

Bay Area home buyers faced with skyrocketing real estate prices and mortgage costs that have more than doubled over the last year appear to be hitting their limit, pushing more home sellers to do what has become almost unthinkable in the region’s white-hot market: cut prices.

Tribune News Service · Jun 23, 2022

Back-to-back-to-back home runs highlight Mariners win over A’s

OAKLAND, Calif. — The late-inning stress and anxiety of yet another low-scoring game loomed for the Mariners. In the unusual and uncomfortable heat that hit the Bay Area on the summer solstice, turning the basically empty concrete crypt, which has returned to be being called the Oakland Coliseum, into a…

Tribune News Service · Jun 22, 2022

Four Former U.S. Soccer Stars Hoping to Be Next in NWSL Expansion

Brandi Chastain, Leslie Osborne, Danielle Slaton and Aly Wagner are eyeing an expansion team in the Bay Area.

Sports Illustrated · Jun 21, 2022

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USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 21, 2022

Draymond Green with a stark message to his critics

The festivities kicked off for The Warriors as they celebrated their parade through the Bay Area. In typical fashion, both Draymond Green and Klay Thompson were the center of attention on Monday

Tribune News Service · Jun 20, 2022

California drought: ‘Smart’ water meters coming to San Jose, other Bay Area cities in latest effort to boost conservation

You’ve got a smart phone. Maybe a smart watch. Or even a smart doorbell.

Tribune News Service · Jun 20, 2022

Red flag law used in 6 recent Bay Area school gun threats

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The day after an 18-year-old fatally shot 19 young pupils and two teachers at an Uvalde, Texas, elementary school and reignited the nation’s firearms debate, Los Gatos police said a middle school boy claiming access to guns had threatened to “shoot up the school.”

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 19, 2022

Report: Kenny Atkinson decides not to take Hornets job, staying with Warriors as assistant coach

Kenny Atkinson is reportedly staying in the Bay Area.

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Tribune News Service · Jun 16, 2022

Bay Area churches build tiny homes for their homeless neighbors

Lending new meaning to the phrase “love thy neighbor,” Bay Area churches are turning their parking lots, backyards and other bits of unused land into tiny homes for the homeless members of their communities. And one local nonprofit has made it its mission to help.

Tribune News Service · Jun 15, 2022

Lawsuits challenge Bay Area oil refineries’ switch to biofuels

With the planet warming at an unsustainable rate, two large Bay Area oil refineries are switching to liquid biofuels production — a seemingly cleaner alternative than fossil fuels. But those plans instead have run afoul of environmental groups that have filed lawsuits to bring the transition to a halt.

Tribune News Service · Jun 15, 2022

Bay Area food delivery service wants to go the distance for customers who wait

LOS GATOS, California — Jonathan Friedland wondered why his favorite local bakery, Manresa Bread, wasn’t using food-delivery services such as DoorDash or Uber Eats, especially during a pandemic shutdown that kept customers home.

Tribune News Service · Jun 10, 2022

Bay Area’s Class of 2022 lived high school through a pandemic. Their speeches capture it all

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Before Calvin Yang walks across the stage at Hayward High School on Saturday, he’ll remind the Class of 2022 about collective memories that only pandemic graduates can claim. Like the “nauseating loading screen we have all experienced at some point” during months of remote learning. And…

Los Angeles Times · Jun 9, 2022

As California coronavirus cases rise, Bay Area divided about imposing new mask rules

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco and the greater Bay Area were pioneers in imposing the nation's first regional stay-at-home order in early 2020 when the coronavirus first hit. And the region takes pride in the relatively low cumulative death rate throughout the pandemic.

Tribune News Service · Jun 8, 2022

Bay Area software company accused of systematic bias against women

A pair of recent lawsuits claims Bay Area software firm Zendesk systematically pays women less than men and discriminates and harasses women on the basis of pregnancy and gender.

Tribune News Service · Jun 7, 2022

COVID-19 still surging in California’s capital region. Will subvariants lead to even more?

A major Sacramento K-12 district has returned to indoor masking, a Bay Area county of more than 1.6 million people has reverted to a countywide mask mandate, and transmission and hospitalization rates for COVID-19 continue to swell throughout California as a new pair of omicron subvariants make up a growing…

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