No end in sight to Bay Area housing woes
SAN FRANCISCO — In the San Francisco Bay Area, home of Silicon Valley, the lack of affordable housing remains a consistent problem for local communities.
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Prop 68 to decide funding for water, parks and climate change in California
BAY AREA — Proposition 68 in the coming Tuesday’s primary elections in California is seeking to bolster projects that tackle water and natural resource conservation, improve park access and increase resilience to climate change. If passed, $4 billion in bonds will be allocated statewide for improvement of parks, projects on environmental protection and restoration, water infrastructure and flood protection.
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Cannabis Integration Moves Forward In Redwood City
REDWOOD CITY — The city council has cleared the way for the next phase in the development of businesses that will grow or deliver cannabis within city limits, approving a package of local regulations that in some areas are stricter than state standards.
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California tackles air pollution disparities with data, policy efforts
BAY AREA — California is also home to eight of the 10 U.S. metropolitan areas with the highest year-round concentration of particulate matter. In 2018, the Bay Area ranked sixth on the list, above the notoriously polluted Los Angeles-Long Beach area.
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Nationwide ‘Take Back The Night’ event brings awareness to sexual assault on college campuses
Students, faculty and community members gathered Tuesday evening to rally, march and speak out about sexual assault on college campuses for the national Take Back The Night event. Stanford’s event was just one of hundreds that happen at the end of sexual assault awareness month in April. Community organizer and Stanford student, Malia Wakinekona recognized
360 miles in 360 degrees: Mushing in Northern California
ADIN — A firsthand look at Northern California’s biggest sled dog kennel.
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Officials focus on water conservation issues at Palo Alto’s Earth Day festival
PALO ALTO — The fifth Earth Day celebration hosted by Palo Alto was held April 14 at the Baylands Athletic Center to raise awareness on the impact communities have on water conservation and protection of natural resources.
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Silicon Valley’s next disruption: The beef industry
SILICON VALLEY — Happy cows supposedly come from California. Maybe it’s because they see into the future of food and agriculture technology in Silicon Valley.
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Suspect dead, three injured in YouTube headquarters shooting
SAN BRUNO — A motive for the shooting that left three injured and one suspect dead at YouTube’s headquarters in San Bruno, Calif. is not yet known, police say.
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Amid concerns over election interference, most Pennsylvania counties will continue to use vulnerable voting machines
PENNSYLVANIA — A survey of counties in Pennsylvania, reveals little resources or guidance at the state level to help replace outdated and potentially hackable voting systems.
Run-in with mountain lion prompts Portola Valley to evaluate trail
PORTOLA VALLEY — Over the past 30 years, mountain lions have become more frequently sighted in the Santa Cruz mountain range.
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Beyond Zodiac: A 360 video tour of the Bay Area crime scenes
SAN FRANCISCO — Fifty years ago, a murderer caused panic and hysteria in the San Francisco Bay Area. Revisit the sites where confirmed attacks took place.
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