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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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Grand jury finds disparities in school solar projects

Group finds four school districts and community college district used different assumptions, varied in how they are spending and reporting savings and have not shared information with each other.


	East Bay Regional Park District to buy Roddy Ranch land in Antioch for $14.2 million After being eyed for estate-style homes the past two decades, roughly 1,900 acres of Contra Costa hills in the northeast shadow of Mount Diablo are poised to be preserved as open space and one day turned into a regional park.

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'Urban harvesting' takes root in Bay Area

Nonprofit groups are picking thousands of pounds of fruit from willing homeowners' yards, and donating them to organizations that help low-income residents get nutritious meals.

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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'Urban harvesting' takes root in Bay Area

Nonprofit groups are picking thousands of pounds of oranges, apples and other fruits from willing homeowners' yards, and donating them to food banks, soup kitchens and organizations that help low-income residents get nutritious meals.

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	Boy, 6, dies after being attacked by family dog in Union City San Jose officials explain decision to sue MLB Richmond High gang rape victim takes the stand

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	Purdy: San Jose takes big swing at Major League Baseball


	Kawakami: Warriors' Mark Jackson not worried about contract Oakland A's beat Texas Rangers 6-2

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	Cassidy: Steve Wozniak test-drives ancient Apple 1 computers


	Men's Wearhouse ousts founder George Zimmer Tesla recalls some Model S cars due to seat-mount defect

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	Hundreds more allowed back home in Yosemite area wildfire Gov. Brown appoints Danville woman to state retirement investment board Most expensive homes in U.S. top $100 million

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	Todashev's body brought to Russia for burial Father, son acquitted in NY of sex trafficking Myanmar court convicts Muslims over violence

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	Contra Costa Times editorial: State lawmakers must restore California Public Records Act Dan Walters: Evidence why some cities recover, some flounder Dana Milbank: The left turns compliant on violating civil liberties

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