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A Burlingame restaurant has decided to stop selling a very rare and controversial dish after facing protests and threatening calls.
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A Burlingame restaurant has decided to stop selling a very rare and controversial dish after facing protests and threatening calls.
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A standoff is taking place at the "Gill Tract" in Albany, where protesters have grown an urban farm on U.C. Berkeley-owned land.
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A standoff is taking place at the "Gill Tract" in Albany, where protesters have grown an urban farm on U.C. Berkeley-owned land.
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San Francisco State University students are accusing police of excessive force in some arrests on campus Thursday night.
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San Francisco State University students are accusing police of excessive force in some arrests on campus Thursday night.
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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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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 UCB School of Law graduation ceremony became a sounding board for protesters, with many targeting U.S. AG Eric Holder.
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The UCB School of Law graduation ceremony became a sounding board for protesters, with many targeting U.S. AG Eric Holder.
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A tract of farmland owned by UC Berkeley in Albany has once again being taken over by a group of "Occupy the Farm" activists.
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Two different agendas were on display Saturday as the group "Occupy the Farm" worked a field known as the "Gill Tract."
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Thousands of people attended May Day protests in the Bay Area Wednesday.
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Thousands of people attended May Day protests in San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose on Wednesday.
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Thousands of people attended May Day protests in the Bay Area Wednesday.
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Thousands of people attended May Day protests in the Bay Area Wednesday.
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Thousands of people attended May Day protests in the Bay Area Wednesday.
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Demonstrators in Petaluma took to the streets to call attention to a Caltrans construction project they say is killing birds.
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Demonstrators in Petaluma took to the streets to call attention to a Caltrans construction project they say is killing birds.
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Three nudists who say they were illegally arrested for disobeying SF's new nudity ban failed to get a judge to toss the case.
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Three nudists who say they were illegally arrested for disobeying SF's new nudity ban failed to get a judge to toss the case.
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The debate over abortion has raged for years and lately, a San Francisco sidewalk has become a battleground for those facing off.
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The debate over abortion has raged for years and lately, a San Francisco sidewalk has become a battleground for those facing off.
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In Paris the Louvre shut down for a day after workers walked off the job due to the growing pickpocketing problem.
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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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Supporters of immigration reform held a rally in San Francisco as part of a national day of action.
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State Senator Leland Yee and San Francisco Supervisors John Avalos and Eric Mar are among local leaders joining a rally by hospital workers this morning at the UCSF Medical Center.
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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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A San Francisco supervisor wants to change a city law that's given anti-abortion advocates a lot of freedom to protest in front of health clinics.
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Demonstrators gathered outside the National Postal Forum convention in SF to protest a cut in Saturday mail service.
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Demonstrators gathered outside the National Postal Forum convention at Moscone Center to protest a cut in Saturday mail service.
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Nudists have resubmitted a complaint to a federal judge in an attempt to overturn San Francisco's nudity ban.
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Nudists have resubmitted a complaint to a federal judge in an attempt to overturn San Francisco's nudity ban.
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Students and teachers at CCSF staged a walkout from several campuses Thursday and held a rally to save their school.
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A well-known Silicon Valley billionaire says it's his right to keep outsiders off Martin's Beach since he owns the land surrounding it.
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A well-known Silicon Valley billionaire says it's his right to keep outsiders off Martin's Beach since he owns the land surrounding it.
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Students and teachers at CCSF staged a walkout from several campuses Thursday and held a rally to save their school.
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A former Congressman joined surfers in a protest Thursday over the closure of an access road to a popular San Mateo County beach.
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City College of San Francisco has until Friday to prove it's more financially secure, or it could lose its accreditation and close.
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Labor and environmental groups joined forces to protest any changes to the California Environmental Quality Act on Tuesday.
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The 9th Circuit Court handed a major victory to Japanese whalers by labeling a group of anti-whaling activists "pirates."
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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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A group of about 30 City College of San Francisco students protested, demanding for more communication with administrators.
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Two Roseville men say they were kicked out of a local shopping mall just because they were holding hands and kissing.
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The 9th Circuit Court handed a major victory to Japanese whalers by labeling a group of anti-whaling activists "pirates."
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Vallejo police and Solano County Sheriff's deputies had to step in after protesters took over a city council meeting Tuesday night.
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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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A group of City College of San Francisco students spent the night on campus, demanding more communication with administrators.
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About 30 students are occupying a building at CCSF. They're demanding to meet with the chancellor to voice their complaints.
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Nearly 5,000 people are expected to converge in San Francisco Sunday to demand a halt to a proposed oil pipeline.
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