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Richmond High gang rape victim takes the stand

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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.

Kawakami: Warriors' Jackson not worried about contract

Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson says there hasn't been talk of a contract extension.

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