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More back surgery for fading Woods

by Associated Press on September 18, 2015

With his game ailing, Tiger Woods announced he underwent a second microdiscectomy surgery on his back and won’t attempt to play competitive golf until 2016. “This is certainly disappointing, but »

Breaking News | Crime

Tenant rights attorney held on $2 million bail in murder case

by Michael Barba on September 18, 2015

A San Francisco Superior Court judge set bail at $2 million Friday morning for the tenant rights attorney charged with murder in the killing of a 61-year-old man in the »

Breaking News | NFL

Police arrest 49er fans in connection with stadium beating

by Associated Press on September 18, 2015

Police have arrested four San Francisco 49er fans accused of beating a Minnesota Viking supporter in the stadium parking lot after the team’s Monday Night Football opener. The Santa Clara »

Breaking News | Crime

Convicted murderer sentenced in Mission slaying of Berkeley college student

by Michael Barba on September 18, 2015

The man convicted of murdering a 25-year-old college student in the Mission last December was sentenced Friday morning to 19-years-to-life in state prison. Casey Bissell was celebrating his acceptance to »

Bay Area | Breaking News

Five news websites hacked, purpose unclear

by Bay City News on September 18, 2015

Hackers took control of the five news websites of Embarcadero Media Group on Thursday night, according to the media outlet. The websites of Palo Alto Weekly, The Almanac, Mountain View »

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Harvard awards SF sheriff’s department program, gifts $100k

by Bay City News on September 18, 2015

A San Francisco Sheriff’s Department program was named the recipient of an annual Harvard University public sector honor Thursday, becoming the nation’s only law enforcement agency to hold this year’s »

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Former medical marijuana industry union organizer indicted for taking bribes, kickbacks

by Bay City News on September 18, 2015

An Oakland labor official working to organize the medical marijuana industry was indicted by a federal grand jury today in connection with allegations that he used his position for personal »

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Coalition advocates taxing the “1 percent” on ‘Occupy’ anniversary

by Bay City News on September 18, 2015

A coalition of Bay Area organizations marked the four-year anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement today with a rally at San Francisco City Hall calling for the Robin Hood »

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