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With changes on the way to the America's Cup, ABC7 News got a closer look at one of the 72-foot catamarans in the race.
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The city of Richmond voted Tuesday night to postpone a decision to sue Chevron for the August 2012 refinery fire.
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Protesters from San Francisco risked arrest in Washington D.C. Monday -- they want bankers jailed over what happened with the foreclosure crisis.
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The owner of the Italian America's Cup team called for better safety measures in the wake of the death of a sailor on another team.
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We take a look at how political groups may have taken advantage of a tax loophole meant for "social welfare" organizations.
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We caught up with a NorCal Tea Party leader who says the IRS held up her application for 3 years.
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Last week's fatal accident aboard an America's Cup catamaran is fueling speculation about the impact it will have on the event.
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Palo Alto-based Tesla Motors passed an important mark by reporting a profit and as a result stock prices rose sharply.
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SF health officials are warning anyone who's eaten at the Nordstrom Café that you may have been exposed to typhoid fever.
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Temperatures in the low 90s made for an unusually warm day in Livermore for this time of year.
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On Wednesday a group protested against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg due to his support of the Keystone Pipeline Project.
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Monday Rep. Speier held a conference on gun violence prevention for educators, law enforcement and others to work on solutions.
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Officials with the new 49ers stadium are denying claims of racism, saying contractors of all races were given an equal opportunity.
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A former director of San Francisco State is facing more than 100 felonies for allegedly bilking the university out of millions of dollars.
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A high powered group of former lawmakers was challenged on immigration by a young San Francisco woman on Tuesday.
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A soil scientist at UC Berkeley says the deadly fertilizer plant explosion in Texas is another example of a lack of proper oversight.
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Bay to Breakers race organizers, along with the SFPD, will take a hard look at making San Francisco's largest footrace safe and secure.
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Crossroads of the West is holding the second of five shows scheduled for this year in Daly City.
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Ronald Regan's budget director David Stockman sat down with ABC7 News to explain his theory of the next possible economic crisis.
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San Leandro police released surveillance video in the hopes someone will recognize the men behind an armed robbery spree.
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Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta says decisions from North Korea's young leader Kim Jong Un have been erratic.
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Anti-gun violence events took place across the country on Thursday as part of National Day to Demand Action.
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Another food fight is brewing between a coffee truck and established restaurants that sell mostly coffee in the mornings.
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Supervisor John Avalos is concerned about the cost of the America's Cup event and doesn't want the city to get stuck with the tab.
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America's Cup organizers are falling short on their pledge to raise private funding for the event and that's causing some concern.
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The Charles M. SchulzSonoma County Airport is preparing to argue its case against closing its tower.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi came to UCSF to emphasize the effects of the recent sequester cuts.
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Two of three suspects arrested on a stolen yacht have been released from jail just days after the vessel ran aground in Pacifica.
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Three suspects were arrested Monday after a stolen $2.7 million 82-foot luxury yacht ran aground at Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica.
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We've heard about the reasons behind the USPS cutting Saturday services, but not much about a 2006 law that might have been a factor.
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San Leandro police are looking for help in solving a string of home burglaries and car break-ins in two of the city's neighborhoods.
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The sequester spending cuts could take effect this Friday, so ABC7 News looks into the potential impacts on the Coast Guard.
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The Coast Guard and National Guard are continuing to search for a family that went missing off the coast of Monterey.
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A new poll out says 40 percent of Americans are OK with spending cuts, in spite of the administration's full-court press.
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The new Life Science Breakthrough Prize, created by high tech billionaires, was awarded to 11 people this year.
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Mandatory budget cuts are likely to go into effect as Congress battles over sequester.
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A man accused of a plot to blow up a bank in Oakland may have to go a mental health evaluation before his case moves forward.
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So many people have been visiting the Sutro Baths to see "Sutro Sam," park officials have had to put up barricades to protect him.
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Federal agents arrested a San Jose man for trying to detonate what he thought was a car bomb at an Oakland bank.
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Investigators confirm that a triple murder in a rural Sonoma County neighborhood is connected to a drug deal that went sour.
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California Attorney General Kamala Harris filed a suit against oil giant, BP, accusing the company of environmental violations.
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Steven Chu drew a lot of political fire during his tenure as Energy Secretary, but he also drew a lot of talent to the department.
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While a Senate committee heard from Gabby Giffords, members of Congress met with city officials in the Bay Area about gun measures.
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San Francisco officials are announcing a crackdown on restaurants they say have been pocketing fees meant to go toward workers' health care.
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The leading expert on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. answers our question about what advice the civil rights leader would give Obama.
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Some Bay Area residents are playing a big part in President Obama's upcoming inauguration in Washington D.C.
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Officials are rummaging through their budgets to keep an ambitious four-county buy-back program going.
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President Obama says he won't negotiate with House Republicans over raising the debt ceiling, but faces a big challenge closing the deal.
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The controversial film about the Osama Bin Laden raid got some unwanted attention from lawmakers and people on opening night.
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The Oakland Police Dept. has the tools to combat gun violence, but needs more officers to respond to the incidents.
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