Cyclists ride the heat wave Bike to Work Day organizers worried that high temperatures would deter the anticipated 100,000 Bay Area cyclists, but cyclists still turned out in droves.
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IN A LANDMARK decision, the California Supreme Court ruled 4-3 to overturn the state's ban on same-sex marriages, which was established by a 2000 statutory initiative.
Althought Pittsburg has honored its 3 fallen officers on the dates of their deaths, Thursday was the first they they celebrated together on the national day of remembrance.
The East County chapter of the NAACP said it wants to work with city officials to address what it says is the Antioch Police Department's unfair treatment of African-American families.
Raiders coach Lane Kiffin said Thursday that quarterback JaMarcus Russell has spent more time at the team's facility this offseason than any other player.
