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Richmond High gang rape victim takes the stand

Richmond Police Department

Testifying for the first time about the 2009 attack at Richmond High School, Jane Doe says she did not drink alcohol with a group of males the night she was raped and recalls waking up in hospital in "excruciating pain."

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	Woman killed in Brentwood car crash identified The driver of a Dodge Charger who died after allegedly running a red light and crashing into a packed minivan, sending six others, including four children and a pregnant woman to the hospital, was identified Monday as 47-year-old Mary Hopper, of Valley Springs.


	Prosecutors allege third molestation victim of former Richmond football coach Barron Edwards, a former Richmond high school football coach is charged with 39 felonies in an amended criminal complaint filed by the Contra Costa District Attorney's Office.

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East Bay Profile: Lafayette teen headed for U.S. Women's Open

Elizabeth Schultz, 16, qualifies for U.S. Women's Open four years after she first picked up a golf club.

San Jose sues MLB over stalled Oakland A's move

San Jose city officials approved a lawsuit Tuesday challenging Major League Baseball's antitrust exemption, arguing that assigning the city to the San Francisco Giants who are refusing to allow the Oakland A's to build a downtown ballpark is unlawful restraint of trade.

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Review: A fun and funny 'Monsters University'

Sulley and Mike from 'Monsters Inc.' are back and romping through campus life in 'Monsters University.'

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