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JEWEL SAMAD
) Poll: 75 percent of Californians support local mandatory water-use restrictions Support for restrictions stretches across the state and tops 80 percent in Los Angeles, where water use has barely budged since Gov. Jerry Brown declared the drought earlier this year, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Public Policy Institute of California. |
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JANE TYSKA
) Hillary Clinton launches campaign that recommends reading aloud to children from birth Hillary Clinton helped launch a campaign aimed at encouraging parents to read aloud to infants from birth at the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland on Wednesday. |
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LiPo Ching
) San Jose: Gaza airstrike hits close to home for Palestinian-American Three generations of San Jose dentist and Palestinian-American Hani Jamah's relatives were in a four-story building on the Gaza Strip that was blown up on Sunday. Out of 28 family members, only one survived. |
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Doug Duran
) Sideboard shines in new, bigger Danville location One of Danville's most popular restaurants moves from cramped quarters at the former Danville Hotel to a spacious new location but continues serving up delicious, high-quality sandwiches, salads and pastas. |
LOCAL NEWS  (ARIC CRABB) Rescued birds find new home in Richmond Eight black-crowned night herons and snowy egrets were released along the western bank of Point Pinole Regional Shoreline Park in Richmond. |
Celebrities  (AP Photo/Jeff Christensen) Adele's 1-year-old son wins British paparazzi lawsuit Angelo Adkins scores five figures from photo agency that court rules trampled his rights. |
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D. ROSS CAMERON
) Hall of Famer Tony La Russa still obsessing over the details What made Oakland A's manager great also makes him wonder why his powerful squad only won one World Series in three chances. |
Spotlight  (AP Photo/E.J. Flynn) Today's Music Picks: Pat Benatar, Rick Springfield visit Mountain Winery Also, Journey, Steve Miller Band, Tower of Power perform in Mountain View and Concord. |
BUSINESS  (Mark Lennihan/AP photo) Apple faces class-action lawsuit over work breaks A San Diego judge’s ruling raises the stakes in a lawsuit against Apple that accuses the tech giant of failing to provide its hourly workers with timely meal and rest breaks without compensating them with an extra hour’s pay. |
 This barren, desert prison is where O.J. Simpson lives  Some here call it the 'O.J. House,' the only gated community in a vast stretch of desert rich in gold and silver, pioneer trails and proud, isolated towns north of Reno. |
(AP Photo/E.J. Flynn) Today's Music Picks: Pat Benatar, Rick Springfield visit Mountain Winery Also, Journey, Steve Miller Band, Tower of Power perform in Mountain View and Concord. |
(AP Photo/Jeff Christensen) Adele's 1-year-old son wins British paparazzi lawsuit Angelo Adkins scores five figures from photo agency that court rules trampled his rights. |
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JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO
) 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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JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO
) 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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JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO
) 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. |
