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CSU to trade ad campaign for cheaper textbooks

16 hours 8 min ago
An ad campaign for a certain textbook publisher will appear on California State University campuses this spring in the form of memos to faculty, notices in student newspapers, and posters at bookstore counters. But the...


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16 hours 8 min ago

GOP race tightens in California

16 hours 8 min ago
Long written off as too late to matter, California's Republican primary June 5 may turn out to matter a lot. A new Field Poll shows former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum just six points behind front-runner Mitt Romney,...


Oakland pediatric obesity program added groceries

16 hours 8 min ago
Dr. Robert Savio gave 10-year-old Yazmin Peña and her 7-year-old sister, Esmeralda, high-fives as he shared results of the girls' test results from a pilot project on pediatric obesity at Alameda County's Highland...


Berkeley victim's call for help went unheeded

16 hours 8 min ago
Thirteen critical minutes elapsed between the time a Berkeley hills homeowner called police about a trespasser and an attack by the intruder that left the man beaten to death, sources close to the investigation said...


PUC, PG&E revive $3 million records settlement

Tue, 02/21/2012 - 04:00
State regulators and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. have revived a $3 million settlement over the utility's failure to produce gas-pipeline safety records after the San Bruno disaster - a fine that critics of the company...


Cattle ranchers find themselves alone on the range

Tue, 02/21/2012 - 04:00
Tim Koopman is the first of four generations of cattlemen to take a second job, outside of his Sunol ranch. While both of his adult children own small beef operations, they too earn their livings from careers other than...


Father, son develop drug to fight brain diseases

Tue, 02/21/2012 - 04:00
It began over a glass of good red wine. Paul Muchowski thought he'd found a molecular compound that could slow down the damage done in the brains of people with neurodegenerative diseases. But he didn't know how to get...


House transportation bill backs offshore drilling

Tue, 02/21/2012 - 04:00
Tea Party politics and trillion-dollar-plus federal budget deficits have turned this year's transportation bill upside down. Five-year transportation bills are traditionally bipartisan earmark fests that send hundreds...


Quan's 100 Block anticrime effort quietly started

Mon, 02/20/2012 - 04:00
Kristina Banuelos likes Oakland. She really does. The diversity, mild weather, abundance of culture, parks and public transit - that's what drew her there from Hayward six months ago. But now, reluctantly, she's moving...


Bay Bridge reopens ahead of schedule

Mon, 02/20/2012 - 04:00
The Bay Bridge reopened Sunday night - more than a day ahead of schedule - thanks to dry, mild weather over the weekend, Caltrans officials said. The bridge that carries the highest volume of commuter traffic in the Bay...


Unlikely team finds Speed Freak Killers' secrets

Mon, 02/20/2012 - 04:00
They are four people with radically different motives but one common purpose - locating the bodies of people slain more than a decade ago by a pair of methamphetamine-addled country boys known as the Speed Freak Killers....


Yes, yes, Noe Valley, say eager S.F. home buyers

Mon, 02/20/2012 - 04:00
The two-bedroom Noe Valley house had an unorthodox layout and looked like a 1980s Tahoe cabin. Taking those flaws into consideration, Realtor Bernard Katzmann listed it for $1.1 million at the inauspicious sales time of...


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Mon, 02/20/2012 - 04:00

Yes, yes, Noe Valley, say eager S.F. home buyers

Sun, 02/19/2012 - 04:00
The two-bedroom Noe Valley house had an unorthodox layout and looked like a 1980s Tahoe cabin. Taking those flaws into consideration, Realtor Bernard Katzmann listed it for $1.1 million at the inauspicious sales time of...


Bay Bridge reopens ahead of schedule

Sun, 02/19/2012 - 04:00
The Bay Bridge reopened Sunday night - more than a day ahead of schedule - thanks to dry, mild weather over the weekend, Caltrans officials said. The bridge that carries the highest volume of commuter traffic in the Bay...


Unlikely team finds Speed Freak Killers' secrets

Sun, 02/19/2012 - 04:00
San Joaquin County They are four people with radically different motives but one common purpose - locating the bodies of people slain more than a decade ago by a pair of methamphetamine-addled country boys known as the...


Homeowners get runaround about who holds loans

Sun, 02/19/2012 - 04:00
Jan Samzelius has been seeking a loan modification on his Marina district house since 2009. He wants to negotiate directly with the mortgage holder - but he can't figure out who it is. He has made numerous trips to the...


Privately owned public spaces: Guidance needed

Sun, 02/19/2012 - 04:00
The Roof Terrace at One Kearny shows why we're lucky that San Francisco requires downtown developers to provide space in their projects that is accessible to the public at large. It also is a case study in why the...


S.F. getting it right on domestic violence

Sun, 02/19/2012 - 04:00
For Clara Tempongko, her daughter is frozen in time. She's still the vibrant 28-year-old who gathered their big family together for birthday parties, Christmas festivities or any reason to celebrate. Twelve years after...


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