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Funeral services are being planned for a 10-year-old girl who was killed when gunmen fired a barrage of bullets into her family's home.
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The state' health insurers will be competing to provide coverage to Californians through the state's new health exchange.
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The state's health insurers will be competing to provide coverage to Californians through the state's new health exchange.
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A two-day strike held by workers at University of California hospitals over staffing and pension is coming to an end.
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The late SF Supervisor Harvey Milk will be remembered in a series of events Wednesday, on what would have been his 83rd birthday.
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A statewide campaign is under way across to keep kids home from California's public schools on May 22, Harvey Milk Day.
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A statewide campaign is under way across to keep kids home from California's public schools on May 22, Harvey Milk Day.
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Thousands of workers at University of California medical centers began a two-day strike on Tuesday that prompted the postponement of dozens of surgeries amid reassurances that patients were safe.
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Officials say a girl is dead and her parents hospitalized after gunmen walked up to the front door of their home and started shooting.
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A SoCal anti-gay rights group bought hourly radio ads urging parents to keep their children home from school on Harvey Milk Day.
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According to the California EDD, the state's unemployment rate has fallen to 9 percent, which is the lowest level in 4 1/2 years.
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According to the California EDD, the state's unemployment rate has fallen to 9 percent, which is the lowest level in 4 1/2 years.
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Gov. Jerry Brown has blocked the parole of an inmate who is serving a life sentence for the execution-style killing of a prison guard.
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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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We caught up with a NorCal Tea Party leader who says the IRS held up her application for 3 years.
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NBA owners voted Wednesday to reject the Sacramento Kings' proposed move to Seattle, the latest in a long line of cities that have tried to land the franchise.
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Conservative radio host Melanie Morgan of Novato says her group was audited by the IRS two years ago.
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If the Kings' pending sale and relocation is denied, the Seattle group seeking to purchase the franchise has a backup deal.
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Getting parking tickets at broken meters is frustrating and expensive, but a move to protect you and your wallet is under way.
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Getting parking tickets at broken meters is frustrating and expensive, but a move to protect you and your wallet is under way.
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Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
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Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
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State lawmakers are raising new concerns about the safety of limousines in the wake of last Saturday's deadly San Mateo Bridge accident.
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State lawmakers are raising new concerns about the safety of limousines in the wake of a deadly accident.
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Lawmakers weigh in after relatives get charged rent after a loved one has died in an assisted care facility.
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Lawmakers weigh in after relatives get charged rent after a loved one has died in an assisted care facility.
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The Kohl's department store chain has agreed to pay a penalty to settle a lawsuit for overcharging customers in the Bay Area.
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A state senator has proposed taxing oil companies for the oil they extract in California and using the money to fund education.
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A state senator has proposed taxing oil companies for the oil they extract in California and using the money to fund education.
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There was lots of excitement at SF's Fisherman's Wharf as boats got ready for the start of the commercial salmon season.
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The annual Frog Jump contest was held Tuesday on the State Capitol lawn.
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California lawmakers are attempting to regulate the use of drones and unmanned aircraft to gather information.
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State lawmakers are considering a tax on sugary drinks with bill that is before the State Senate Health Committee.
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State lawmakers are considering a tax on sugary drinks with bill that is before the State Senate Health Committee.
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A man was arrested for prowling outside Gov. Brown's condo, but this is not the first time someone has gotten close to his home.
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A bill allowing the homeless in California to sit, sleep and panhandle in public has passed an initial legislative committee.
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As the state slowly moves 900,000 kids into Medi-Cal, something went wrong and autistic kids got their ABA therapy cut.
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As the state slowly moves 900,000 kids into Medi-Cal, something went wrong and autistic kids got their ABA therapy cut.
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The deadly fertilizer plant explosion just outside Waco, Texas is raising questions about safety and regulation here in California
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Mail for Gov. Brown, lawmakers, and other leaders undergoes rigorous screening before it gets to the Capitol mailroom.
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Mail for Gov. Brown, lawmakers, and other leaders undergoes rigorous screening before it gets to the Capitol mailroom.
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There were emotional stories told about impact of gun violence in today's California Senate Public Safety committee hearing.
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There were emotional personal stories told about gun violence in the state Senate Public Safety committee hearing.
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Shocking new statistics from the Department of Corrections show nearly 5,000 sex offenders cut off their GPS tracking bracelets.
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California lawmakers are trying to close a loophole out-of-state athletes are using to receive big settlements.
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California state lawmakers are talking about a measure that would make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction.
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California state lawmakers are talking about a measure that would make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction.
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Shocking new statistics from the Department of Corrections show nearly 5,000 sex offenders cut off their GPS tracking bracelets.
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In Sacramento Thursday, a group of kids was honored for saving someone's life, all because they knew to call 911.
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California lawmakers are considering a bill that would get rid of the Boy Scouts' non-profit status and tax breaks.
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