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EXCLUSIVE: ABC7 News has learned that 13% of limos listed on Oakland International Airport's website do not have valid permits.
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Bay Area police say one of the reasons for the huge spike in property crime is the release of state prisoners into the community.
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Thieves broke into a San Jose school and took off with 40 computers containing all the 8th-grader's final year-end projects.
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Several people are under arrest after San Francisco police swept out dozens of squatters occupying an empty building Oceanview.
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San Francisco police have detained 27 people and arrested one person after a raid of an illegally occupied building.
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On a UC plot of land Occupy the Farm protesters rushed back onto the land they were kicked off of Monday morning.
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The California Public Utilities Commission is looking into the horrific limonene fire that killed five women last weekend.
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A fund has been set-up to help the families of the four survivors and the five victims of last weekend's fatal limo fire.
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ABC7 News Wednesday obtained all of the files that the California Public Utilities Commission has on Limo Stop.
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Many police officers in the Bay Area are leaving their post. ABC7 News wanted to find out where they are going.
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The woman suspected of spiking orange juice at a SJ Starbucks with a potentially dangerous substance is about to walk out of jail.
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Neighbors are demanding change after a woman and her young daughter were hurt when a car crashed into their San Jose home.
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Two juvenile suspects are in custody after a horrendous accident in San Jose that crushed a woman and injured her daughter.
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With the focus on security cameras following the Boston bombings, there's one Bay Area city that has a jump on all the others.
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Hackers compromised Twitter accounts of The Associated Press on Tuesday, sending out a false tweet about an attack at the White House.
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State Sen. Mark Leno and local officials are highlighting a bill that could effectively kill gun shows at the Cow Palace.
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Police in multiple cities are investigating a rash of burglaries in which thieves check to see if anyone is home before breaking in.
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Burglars are knocking on people's doors to see if they are home and then breaking in when no one answers.
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Oakland police are searching for answers in the murder of South Bay paramedic Quinn Boyer.
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There's a new program in SF that helps military veterans who get into trouble with the law. It's called "Veterans Justice Court."
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A proposal to set up a Planned Parenthood clinic in South San Francisco is drawing a lot of fire from its neighbors.
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A San Mateo homeowner had 30 days to clean up his home or the city would come in and haul away debris from his front yard.
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A judge has declared One Goh, the man accused in the Oikos University shooting rampage, mentally incompetent to stand trial.
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An independent report confirms cell towers are the cause of OPD's radio problems. It's a story you'll only see on ABC7.
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California law enforcement agencies are backing a new bill that would strengthen rules about driving under the influence of drugs.
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A Homeland Security agent charged with child pornography was arraigned on Tuesday in a San Francisco courtroom.
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The owners of 330 Ritch have decided to close the nightclub's doors for good after three people were shot there.
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A SF police group has come out against Tasers just as the police commission is poised to take a vote on the controversial issue.
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Burlingame wants to open a new elementary school, but a group of neighbors is fighting the plan, saying it's not safe for children who want to walk to school.
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ABC7 News has an exclusive look at San Mateo County's crackdown on distracted drivers and the dangers pedestrians face.
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Two convicted swindlers got the harshest penalty ever handed down in a San Francisco fraud case Tuesday.
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Former Santa Clara County Supervisor George Shirakawa Jr. pleaded guilty Monday to charges of misusing taxpayer money.
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Angry Hillsborough residents are taking a stand against a plan to improve the town's cellphone service.
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A Bay Area Department of Homeland Security agent is facing child pornography charges -- a story you'll see only on 7.
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A judge has ruled a couple accused of killing their teen daughter's alleged pimp will stand trial.
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An Oakland man who was exonerated after spending 14 years in prison for a sex crime he never committed says he's not angry.
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Police in Daly City Monday announced an arrest in a deadly car crash that killed three members of the same family.
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It turns out a lot of the tickets that result from being caught on red light cameras don't hold up in court.
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A woman's life was turned upside down because of some compromising information a thief threatened to reveal over the Internet.
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An exclusive tip given to ABC7 News reporter Vic Lee could help end a high-profile cold case murder mystery in San Mateo County.
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ABC7 News has exclusive information about a possible break in the decade-old murder case of Hillsborough realtor Priscilla Ng.
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What does a retired NBA star have in common with one of the biggest video game makers? They have both started wineries in Napa.
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A key administrator with SF's Mayor's Office on Disability says he had no choice but to retire after years of facing discrimination.
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While straight couples lined up on Valentine's Day to get married in SF, same-sex couples protested, asking for equal rights.
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A number of homes in Brentwood belonging to police officers have been burglarized and even worse, the intruders stole firearms.
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A red light camera vendor that services many Bay Area cities is being investigated in Chicago for corrupt business practices.
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A woman who was a close friend of the person of interest in Kevin Collins' disappearance talked exclusively with ABC7.
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Hundreds of people came together in Fairfield to remember 13-year-old Genelle Conway-Allen who was murdered one week ago.
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San Francisco was mostly peaceful after the 49ers' Super Bowl loss, except for some angry drivers whose cars were towed.
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In an exclusive interview with ABC7, a local teen shares the horrifying story of how she was lured into a life of sex slavery.
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