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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. |
 (D. ROSS CAMERON) Kashkari slams the 'too many Asians at Berkeley' bill The recent effort to restore affirmative action in public university admissions 'should've been called the 'There are too many Asians at Berkeley' bill,' he told several hundred Cal students Wednesday. |
 (EDDIE LEDESMA) After deaths of two hikers on Mt. Tam, investigators try to ease fears Amid intense speculation about the deaths of two hikers on Mount Tamalpais, the sheriff's department emphasized Tuesday that the women showed no signs of sexual assault or criminal injuries, and there is no evidence that an attacker is on the prowl. |
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) Raiders' treacherous schedule starts at Jets The Raiders find themselves away from home for much of the first quarter of the season, traveling to New England in Week 3 and then leaving Boston for London and a 'home game' at Wembley Stadium against the Miami Dolphins in Week 4. |
BUSINESS  (John Moore/Getty Images) Apple's stock jumps after earnings top Wall Street Strong iPhone sales helped Apple blow through Wall Street expectations for its fiscal second quarter, sending its stock sharply up in after-hours trading.
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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  Jake Shimabukuro leads the worldwide ukelele revival The ukulele is the Chihuahua of musical instruments -- small, overlooked but loaded with personality, and in Jake Shimabukuro it has found its very own Eric Clapton. |
 (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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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. |
