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 ( ) Rescue Mission gives hope, cheer to those who need it The Bay Area Rescue Mission has helped the area's needy since 1965, providing thousands of Thanksgiving and holiday meals every year |
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) California poll shows young and healthy more likely to seek medical insurance A finding by the Public Policy Institute of California says that young and healthy people are overwhelmingly more likely to seek health insurance than older and sicker people. |
 Victim recounts rape at Richmond hate crime trial Attackers made numerous comments about sexual orientation, victim, who is a lesbian, testifies at trial. |
 Icy roads, record-low temperatures hit Bay Area Road crews used salt, airport workers broke out de-icing mechanisms, and records that were four decades old fell on Thursday morning, as an anticipated cold snap continued to roll through the Bay Area. |
BUSINESS  (Noah Berger/AP Photo) Coastal areas driving California's economic recovery California's economy has evolved into a tale of two recoveries, with large urban centers along the coast adding jobs at a much faster pace than inland areas, thanks to their tech and biotech industries, according to a closely watched economic report released Thursday. |
SPORTS  ((AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)) Penguins' Evgeni Malkin won't play against Sharks The Sharks will be facing a Pittsburgh Penguins team without the NHL's second best scorer Thursday night as Evgeni Malkin had to leave the morning skate with a lower body injury |
LOCAL NEWS  (ANDA CHU) Kabam Field? Cal to announce naming rights for football stadium's field Thursday Memorial Stadium name will be retained, but the field will have a different name |
 (Thinkstock Images) How many times can you call the cops before getting arrested? This many Japanese police said Thursday they have arrested a woman for calling them more than 15,000 times over a six-month period. Full Story |
 (Kristopher Skinner/Bay Area News Group) Fitness gadgets: How much do they help? Whether in the gym or on the road, everyone seems to be plugged in, whether it's listening to music or wearing heart-rate monitors. But how well they work is not always a matter of hard science. |
 (Handout/KRT) What's next for Amanda Bynes post-rehab? 'Hairspray’ actress wants to go to college to learn fashion design. |
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) Bay Area residents live longer; here's why Bay Area residents are among the nation's longest-lived people, surviving on average more than a decade longer than residents of rural Kentucky, West Virginia or Mississippi. |
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) Mi Pueblo files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Mi Pueblo, the festive Bay Area supermarket chain and icon of family-grown Hispanic businesses, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Monday, citing a dispute with its primary lender, Wells Fargo. |
