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    Talk Back: Raiders stadium
    Should local governments spend public money on a new stadium to keep the Raiders?
     Yes
     No

    (Tell us why or why not?)
    ( Dan Honda )
    The face of the Tri-Valley's working poor

    Nowhere is the dark side of a booming, tech-based economy more apparent than in the bedroom communities of the Bay Area, such as Alameda County's Tri-Valley, where the middle class once thrived but now struggles to make ends meet in the face of rising housing costs.  
    (BART)
    BART changes new train car design

    Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans to put 10 test cars in service in late 2016, and all 775 new cars in 2021. 
    ( Nick Laham )
    What the Raiders could do with Pick No. 4

    Our topic for today -- one that's worth addressing but won't take long to sort through -- involves Saint Mary's. 
    ( JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO )
    Review: Danville's Growler pub

    After a false start and the hiring of an experienced, innovative new chef, Rachael Zavala, The Growler is hitting its stride in tasty fashion. Poutine, anyone? 
    BAY AREA NEWS
    ( RAY CHAVEZ )
    Barnidge: Friends of Pine Meadow haven't done its owner any favors

    Referendum could prevent sale of money-losing golf course to residential developer 
    Celebrities
    (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision/AP)
    Lupita Nyong'o's expensive Oscar dress stolen

    “12 Years a Slave” actress loses now-famous Academy Awards dress that’s made out of 6,000 pearls. 
    SPORTS
    ( Tony Dejak )
    James lead Cavs past Warriors

    Golden State Warriors lose 110-99 to Cleveland Cavaliers as LeBron James scores 42 points. 
    Spotlight
    ( Nhat V. Meyer )
    Visiting with grandparents on-screen

    Grandparents are increasingly forging relationships with their far-flung grandchildren via Skype or FaceTime. 
    BUSINESS
    (Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP photo)
    FCC approves strong new net neutrality rules

    As expected, the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday approved new rules that would bar Internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing access to particular sites or services.

    Highlights of net neutrality rules  

    ( Nhat V. Meyer )
    Visiting with grandparents on-screen

    Grandparents are increasingly forging relationships with their far-flung grandchildren via Skype or FaceTime. 
    (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision/AP)
    Lupita Nyong'o's expensive Oscar dress stolen

    “12 Years a Slave” actress loses now-famous Academy Awards dress that’s made out of 6,000 pearls. 
     
     
     
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