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• Winemakers target hipper audience with risqué ads
• SAN FRANCISCO - A couple of winemakers trying to make it in a traditional industry are finding success with a most untraditional marketing campaign.
• Retailers using controversial marketing tools
• SAN FRANCISCO - When you shop, you're being watched. Not just by security. Some privacy advocates are upset over new, big brother-like technology.
• Tiny computer taking the world by storm
• Imagine a computer that fits in your hand and costs less than 50 bucks. Well, there is one, and it's taking the world by storm.
• SF tech companies embrace office graffiti
• SAN FRANCISCO - Graffiti is a major problem in most cities, but it turns out office graffiti is becoming a thing in the tech world.
• San Rafael rent control case could impact thousands
• SAN RAFAEL, Calif. - Residents of a mobile home park won a major victory in a case that could affect hundreds of thousands of mobile home residents.
• Experienced SF police investigators will be leaving
• SAN FRANCISCO - The Deferred Retirement Option Program will be ending at the end of June, taking with it a lot of experienced police investigators.
• Teacher helps kids fight bullying through movie
• HAYWARD, Calif. - Middle school can be a testing ground between childhood and young adulthood.
• Elite university aims to solve world's problems
• MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - There is an elite university in Silicon Valley that the best and brightest are fighting to get into.
• Startups use Netflix rental model for clothing, jewelry
• SAN FRANCISCO - Startups have applied the Netflix rental model to fashion, helping people spice up their wardrobe without breaking their budget.
• Faire hopes to attract more women
• SAN MATEO, Calif. - The Maker Faire is expected to attract thousands people, but they hope to get more girls interested in engineering.
• Milestone reached for TNDC's after school program
• SAN FRANCISCO - A major milestone has been reached for a program that helps children in one of San Francisco's most difficult neighborhoods.
• New allegations of scientific misconduct at oyster farm
• POINT REYES, Calif. - There are new charges that the National Park Service and the U.S. Geological Survey falsified data to make a local oyster farm look bad.

• Bird pandemonium on the peninsula
• Caltrans to spend $210M on Willits bypass
• Largest dam in state history torn down
• No support given to local exoneree
• East Bay lab searches for gas alternative
• NOAA, Exploratorium team up for climate research
• Update on orphaned animals near Lake Tahoe
• The Making of the New Exploratorium
• Exploratorium celebrates opening with light show
• Exploratorium to debut outside fog exhibit
• Marin Ballet celebrates 50 years of dance
• Members get first look at Exploratorium's new home
• Everything's an exhibit at SF's new Exploratorium
• Academy hatches penguin in Golden Gate Park
• Endangered California condors being poisoned
• Floatation re-emerges as mind and body relaxation trend
• Bay Area stays prepared for possible tsunamis
• Exploratorium takes 'hands-on' experiments a step further
• Danville mom's superhero capes help sick children
• San Francisco's Exploratorium prepares for Pi Day
• Inside look at SF Exploratorium's big move to Pier 15
• Cuddle therapy may have health benefits
• 1972 death penalty decision has lasting impact
• Luxury rental dresses gets red carpet look for less
• East Bay agency helps children cope with violence
• Renewed interest in California gold mining grows
• Lake Tahoe center releases bear cubs into wild
• Local organization helps people dress for success
• Silicon Valley firms avoid billions in U.S. taxes
• Made in America: Bikinis inspired by NorCal beaches