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San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr has withdrawn his controversial proposal to equip some officers with Tasers.
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San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr has withdrawn his controversial proposal to equip some officers with Tasers.
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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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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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A state agency is taking on San Jose for not bargaining with employees before taking the issue to voters.
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A state agency is taking on San Jose for not bargaining with employees before taking the issue to voters.
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"Star Trek" fans, rejoice.
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A NY lawmaker says House Speaker Boehner has promised votes to aid victims of Superstorm Sandy by Jan. 15.
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A Republican senator says "it's fair to ask my party to put revenue on the table" as part of the solution to avoid a "fiscal cliff."
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There are thousands of Bay Area ballots that will never be counted due to a few key reasons.
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There are thousands of Bay Area ballots that will never be counted due to a few key reasons.
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It's been less than a week since Election Day, and attention is already shifting to what everyone is calling "the fiscal cliff."
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It's been less than a week since Election Day, and attention is already shifting to what everyone is calling "the fiscal cliff."
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Obama is setting out to leverage his re-election into legislative success in a showdown with congressional Republicans.
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Multimillionaire activists, big labor unions and major corporations combined to pump more than $363 million into political fights over 11 propositions on Tuesday's state ballot, a California Watch analysis shows.
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President Obama is setting out to leverage his re-election into legislative success in a showdown with congressional Republicans.
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Tens of thousands of minimum wage workers in San Jose have some students to thank for raising their pay $2 an hour.
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San Jose's minimum wage will soon be $10 an hour instead of $8 after voters approved the increase.
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Democratic newcomer Eric Swalwell unseated Democrat Rep. Pete Stark who first ran in 1972.
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For college students, the passage of Proposition 30 means there may be a check in the mail. Your tax increase generates a refund.
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For college students, the passage of Proposition 30 means there may be a check in the mail. Your tax increase generates a refund.
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Gov. Jerry Brown promises to be responsible with the funds the state now has after nearly 54 percent voted in favor of Prop 30.
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Gov. Jerry Brown promises to be responsible with the funds the state now has after nearly 54 percent voted in favor of Prop 30.
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District 5 challenger London Breed's lead continues to grow in a race swayed by fallout from Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's domestic violence case.
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District 5 challenger London Breed's lead continues to grow in a race swayed by fallout from Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's domestic violence case.
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President Obama secured a second term by winning key victory in Ohio to beat challenger Mitt Romney.
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President Obama faces a new urgent task to work with Congress to address an impending financial crisis.
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San Jose's minimum wage will soon be $10 an hour instead of $8 after voters approved the increase.
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The Proposition 30 vote was close and its passage was not clear until early Wednesday.
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Here is a roundup of the results for the California propositions on the 2012 ballot.
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San Jose's minimum wage will soon be $10 an hour instead of $8 after voters approved the increase.
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A proposal that could have led to the dismantling of SF's water system was roundly rejected by the city's voters Tuesday.
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San Jose voters weighed in on whether or not the minimum wage should be increased.
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Tons of people sounded off on social media on Election night.
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President Barack Obama has won a hard fought re-election race. Mitt Romney concedes to the president.
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Early results indicate Richmond voters are shunning a measure that would impose a tax on sugary beverages sold in the city.
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California voters consider a ballot initiative to slap labels on genetically modified food.
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There are some propositions Californians are watching very closely since they have an effect on the state budget.
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Here is a roundup of the San Francisco measures on the 2012 ballot.
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Here is a snapshot of Election Day around the country.
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On Monday in San Francisco Gov. Brown made his final plea to voters to pass Prop 30.
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Measure that would boost funding for the financially strapped Contra Costa County fire district appears to be headed toward failure.
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Voters have rejected Prop. 38, a broad-based income tax increase that would have raised billions of dollars a year for public schools.
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A number of registered voters had issues with voting Tuesday morning in Oakland.
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Get complete voting information, including where to vote, sample ballots, and proposition information, for the 2012 General Election.
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On this Election Day, there are few more excited and more dedicated than a 96-year-old San Francisco poll worker.
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On this Election Day, there are few more excited and more dedicated than a 96-year-old San Francisco poll worker.
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Two fierce competitors who've given their all, President Obama and Mitt Romney now yield center stage to voters today.
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On this Election Day, there are few more excited and more dedicated than a 96-year-old San Francisco poll worker.
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Two fierce competitors who've given their all, President Obama and Mitt Romney now yield center stage to voters today.
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