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Richmond High gang rape victim takes the stand

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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	Hundreds of Livermore lab employees volunteer for buyout program As Lawrence Livermore faces probable budget cuts, about 400 lab employees took advantage of a voluntary separation program, choosing to resign and accept buyouts. A total of 383 employees had their last day on the job on June 13.


	Pittsburg council signs off on $1.3 million loan for shopping plaza upgrade The loan is viewed as a way for Pittsburg to work with Century Plaza -- which generates more than $1 million annually in sales tax revenue for the city -- to help keep Target as the anchor tenant. The Pittsburg Target store opened in 1988.

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Coalition embarks on campaign to seize underwater mortgages

About 100 Richmond residents gathered at Nevin Community Center Saturday to hear an impassioned presentation about seizing underwater mortgages and saving residents' homes by leaders from Mortgage Resolution Partners, the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment and the Richmond Progressive Alliance.

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Purdy: Mr. Selig, this O.co situation reeks

The derelict 47-year-old structure that houses the A's and Raiders needs baseball's commissioner to take his head out of the sand.

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Barnidge: Scouting's future looks just as bright as its past

Last month's vote to allow gay members barely makes a ripple in the East Bay

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	Richmond considers legal tactics to force city councilman to clean up his property Herhold: The return of the criminal nickname Husband and wife pimped women from Peninsula apartments, DA says

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	Angel Villalona thankful for second chance


	San Francisco Giants fall to San Diego Padres in 13 innings Sports digest: Logan Couture, San Jose Sharks agree to contract extension

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	Orchard Supply files for bankruptcy, most of its stores going to Lowe's


	Apple joins other tech companies in detailing government requests for data Free rental car? Oops, Thrifty says email offer was a mistake

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	San Jose City College names interim president from Long Beach Woman killed in Brentwood car crash identified Marin coroner: Serial killer Richard Ramirez died of lymphoma