 ( ) Mount Diablo beacon to beam brighter on this Pearl Harbor Day A historic beacon on top of one of the Bay Area's most prominent peaks will shine brighter and crisper on Pearl Harbor Day this Saturday after an extensive overhaul by volunteers. |
 Testimony begins in Richmond hate crime gang rape trial Prosecution alleges Humberto Salvador was at least partly motivated by lesbian victim's sexual orientation |
 ( ) Brentwood's CornFest will not take place next year The summertime signature event is canceled due to revenues not keeping up with expenses. |
 ( ) Church makes Oakland prostitutes its mission  Members of Victory Outreach International's Oakland chapter canvass International Boulevard most Fridays offering help and shelter to the women they find on the street corners. |
BUSINESS  (David Tulis/AP Photo) Global PC shipments see worst drop ever Worldwide shipments of the once-mighty PC will see their most precipitous decline ever this year, with even more bad news to come in 2014. |
SPORTS  Warriors' furious rally beats Raptors Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry help Golden State Warriors overcome 27-point deficit in victory against Toronto Raptors.
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LOCAL NEWS  ( ) BART unions sue over labor contract  The Amalgamated Transit and Service Employees International unions challenge the transit agency's decision to condition approval of recently negotiated labor contracts on the removal of a paid family leave clause. BART contends the provision was mistakenly inserted in the package and too expensive. The unions say BART violated collective bargaining law. |
 SpaceX launched its rocket again, and this time it worked SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket successfully lifted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Tuesday evening, carrying a 7,000-pound communications satellite. Full Story |
 (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) Tonight's TV picks: 'Christmas in Rockefeller Center' lights up; Kirstie Alley returns to TV 'Kirstie' stars Alley as a Broadway diva shaken by the arrival of a 26-year-old son she gave up for adoption. |
 (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini, File) 'Wheel of Fortune uses 'The Fast and the Furious' answer days after Paul Walker's death On Monday, days after Paul Walker’s death, game show broadcasts puzzle solution taped in October. |
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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. |
