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Members of the committee responsible for bringing Super Bowl 50 to the Bay Area returned home Wednesday afternoon.
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The excitement is building for the sold out PBWC conference taking place in San Francisco for business women.
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A device used to stimulate a part of the brain is being credited for helping kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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Some residents are trying to kick restaurant "Bacon Bacon" out of SF's Haight-Ashbury because of the strong bacon smell.
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Six former San Francisco Unified School District employees are charged with embezzling $15 million over 10 years.
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A group of students from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School are traveling to hear Obama speak at Morehouse.
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UC Berkeley has named an 18-year-old as the top graduating senior. He's the youngest to receive the award in nearly a century.
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A South Bay home daycare is closed after social services inspectors made a disturbing discovery involving a child in a closet.
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The rescue of the three kidnapped women in Cleveland has had a profound impact on families in the Bay Area with missing children.
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A Bay Area Catholic woman who's prepared to be ex-communicated will become the first woman ordained in Northern California.
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A small group of San Jose fifth graders at Washington Elementary School have made a connection with students in China.
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UC Berkeley students are testing out Goalball; a team sport similar to soccer, yet designed for the visually impaired.
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The BART station at 24th and Mission in San Francisco is getting a major facelift and construction on the plaza has begun.
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War veterans across the Bay Area now have a new "Welcome Center" in Menlo Park that includes a service dog training area.
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American Indian Public Charter High in Oakland may be forced to shut down due to alleged financial mismanagement.
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San Francisco runners took part in a worldwide campaign in support of Boston.
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With only six weeks to go before this year's Carnaval festival, organizers are short on both money and volunteers.
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Supporters of immigration reform held a rally in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon as part of a national day of action.
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Despite San Jose taking steps to curb its graffiti problem, taggers have taken over long stretches Highway 101.
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The parents of several autistic children in Antioch are suing, claiming their children's teacher abused them.
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The lives of a group of students have been transformed as they learn how to design and build robots.
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The soggy weather caused some extra work for grounds crews in Oakland, but it didn't dampen the spirits of A's and Giants fans.
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On Friday, a Richmond grandmother described to ABC7 News the terrifying moment when a stray bullet hit her 1-year-old grandson.
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Nancy Pelosi called attention to the severe shortage of child care options in the Bay Area.
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The De Young and Legion of Honor museums have a new director, but that's being overshadowed by ongoing problems under the board president.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to review a Michigan law that bans affirmative action. The outcome is likely to impact California.
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Researchers discovered a treatment that genetically modifies a patient's immune cells to fight a specific type of leukemia.
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Administrators took action on Friday to try to keep California's largest college from losing its accreditation.
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There won't be another UC tuition hike this fall, but a surcharge that won't be going away has many students seeing red.
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A San Francisco teen killed by a suspected drunk driver was remembered Thursday by her teammates at their first track meet.
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The widow of a Virginia man, killed while visiting the Bay Area for a job interview with Google, flew in to testify at Wednesday's trial.
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The man who fatally stabbed his ex-girlfriend, Claire Tempongko, 13 years ago appeared before the Calif. Supreme Court Tuesday.
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A young life was taken far too soon when a Bay Area teenager was killed by a suspected drunk driver on Sloat Boulevard Saturday.
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For the first time, a 6-year-old San Ramon boy with a rare genetic disorder met the anonymous donors who helped save his life.
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Nine California school districts have been coming up with more robust ways to hold schools accountable.
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After 19 years, KIPP commissioned a study done only at their middle schools to see if their charter schools have been on the right track.
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A group of City College of San Francisco students sat down with the Chancellor on Monday to talk about the future of the institution.
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Menlo Park, Palo Alto and East Palo Alto are joining forces to hold a gun buy-back event. Others question if these events work.
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A U.C. Berkeley math whiz is putting his future on the line by starring in a video aimed at building support for the Dream Act.
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Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye visited Balboa High School to help students imagine their future, but they may have done the same for her.
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Pope Benedict was the first pontiff to meet with victims of clerical sexual abuse. But for some of them, his actions came too late.
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San Francisco has always been recognized as a progressive city and on Friday, SFUSD celebrated 70 years of early education.
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A teacher at City College of SF has been nominated for a Grammy and it's not his first. Greg Landau has been nominated six times.
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A 1.5 inch bolt is being blamed for a cable car accident in San Francisco that sent seven people to the hospital Wednesday.
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The city of Oakland is partnering with an organization that will integrate technology and improve the city's efficiency.
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San Francisco officials say they will make an example of fans that get out of hand after the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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The shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School has sparked an intense debate on school safety in this country.
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49ers fans in SF's Castro District say they're disappointed but not surprised by cornerback Chris Culliver's derogatory remarks.
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A Bay Area woman on a business trip to New Hampshire was stabbed to death in a hotel lobby Monday night.
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Schools across the U.S. must now include students with disabilities in sports programs or provide equal alternative options.
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