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) Shipwreck found in bay  The 1888 sinking of the steamship City of Chester was the second-worst maritime disaster inside the San Francisco Bay. |
 ( ) Danville car enthusiast leads journey of 1,000 miles For 18 years, Danville car enthusiast Dan Radowicz has been organizing the California Mille, an annual salute to Italy's most famous race, the Mille Miglia, a thousand-mile race that ran from 1927 to 1957. Every year he brings the drivers of some 75 ancient autos from all over the world to San Francisco for a car tour that spans 1,000 miles over four days, allowing them to stop at inns, bed-and-breakfasts, restaurants and coffee shops along the Northern California and Nevada back roads. |
 ( ) Albany reaches settlement in suit filed by Bulb campers City will pay 28 campers $3,000 each to vacate site of former waterfront landfill. |
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) Kawakami: Andre Iguodala needs to step into the spotlight Golden State Warriors forward Andre Iguodala needs to take on a more aggressive role in Game 3 against the Los Angeles Clippers. |
BUSINESS  Google, Facebook and other tech companies race to develop artificial intelligence The latest Silicon Valley arms race is a contest to build the best artificial brains. Facebook, Google and other leading tech companies are jockeying to hire top scientists in the field of artificial intelligence, while spending heavily on a quest to make computers think more like people. |
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) Sharks' Marleau passes Gretzky among overtime playoff goal scorers San Jose Sharks forward Patrick Marleau has four career overtime playoff goals, which is one more than Wayne Gretzky.
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LOCAL NEWS  ( ) Stowaway: Father of 15-year-old Santa Clara boy 'thanked God' he is safe The father of the 15-year-old Santa Clara teen who survived a flight from San Jose to Maui in a jetliner's wheel well "thanked God" for his son's good fortune and said the boy's struggles at school and yearning to return to Africa may have compelled him to embark on the daring journey, according to the Voice of America. |
 (Brendan Smialowski) Congress is using Twitter, but which party is most active? Your representative in the House is almost certainly on Twitter. Your senator definitely is. But how are they using the social network? Full Story |
 (Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group) Teens: How to thrive despite ADHD Many teenagers diagnosed with ADHD take medication yet still feel isolated and left to their own devices to figure out how to survive and thrive, particularly in high school, with its added academic and social rigors. We speak to teens, experts, and parents about the resources available, including a new book by a UCSF psychology professor and a free guide by an Alameda teenager with ADHD. |
 (AP Photo/People) Lupita Nyong'o is People magazine's Most Beautiful person The “12 Years a Slave” actress calls the designation a “major, major compliment.” |
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) Kawakami: Kaepernick shoulders blame for loss Colin Kaepernick's late-game interception allows the Seattle Seahawks to hold off the San Francisco 49ers and advance to the Super Bowl against the Denver Broncos |
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) Purdy: Brutal heavyweight fight went way of Seahawks This was a wicked, awful, exhausting game for both the 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks. |
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) Thompson: 49ers defense shows fight even after Bowman injury The San Francisco 49ers defense was not as dominant as it needed to be Sunday. But when things looked most bleak against the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship game, the defense got the ball back to the offense with a chance to win. Twice. Even without the unit's best player. |
