CHP Issues Looser Rules On Medical Marijuana
KNTV San Jose | 14 minutes ago
Advocates for medical marijuana in Oakland on Monday hailed a change in California Highway Patrol policy toward patients found with marijuana in their cars.
2 Dead In Oakland Shootings
SF Gate | 50 minutes ago
A 16-year-old girl and a 42-year-old woman were killed in separate shootings, and two patrol officers were fired upon -- but not hit -- from a crowd at a sideshow, all on an ugly Saturday night and early Sunday ...
State Fair tempest over Tibet
Sacramento Bee (Registration Required) | 77 minutes ago
Driven by a desire to right what they see as a social wrong, proponents of a free Tibet sought closure Sunday of a popular State Fair exhibit in a characteristically Tibetan way. 2.9
News in briefs from around the Bay area
Merced Sun-Star | 2 hours ago
The Bay Area Rapid Transit system is moving ahead with plans to offer a "rewards" credit card for regular riders and possibly FasTrak transponders to pay for parking. 4.4
Katrina may rack up $25 billion US insurance bill
CBC News | 3 hours ago
Insurance companies could pay out $25 billion US in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
Mother of seven shot dead on Oakland street
KESQ Palm Desert | 3 hours ago
OAKLAND, Calif. A mother of seven children is dead after she and her male companion were gunned down in what Oakland police are describing as a case of mistaken gang affiliation.
Man Found Stabbed to Death in Oakland Apartment
Cbs5.com | 3 hours ago
Oakland police are investigating a suspicious death after a man's body was discovered in an apartment on Sunday.
Not-guilty plea in San Leandro cop killing
SF Gate | 4 hours ago
Irving Alexander Ramirez, 23, pleaded not guilty this morning to killing a San Leandro police officer last month. 4.6
Sideshows clog city's downtown
Insidebayarea.com | 7 hours ago
OAKLAND - A charity event hosted by four local motorcycle organizations Saturday night at the Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center erupted into a melee that touched off a massive sideshow that swept from downtown ... 2.7
So dark, Diamanda
Groong Armenian News Network | 15 hours ago
The Courier Mail August 27, 2005 Saturday So dark, Diamanda by Patrick Watson AN INTERVIEW with Diamanda Galas is a bit like meeting Saint Peter.
52 reasons to have a passport
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | 16 hours ago
Only 20 percent of all Americans have a passport, according to the U.S. Department of State. 2.7
Over 500 Runners Compete in Third Annual Cable Car Chase
Cbs5.com | 17 hours ago
Over 500 runners hit the streets today in San Francisco's third annual Cable Car Chase Race. 2.7
Associated Press Wire Reports
North County Times | 17 hours ago
The California Highway Patrol has stopped confiscating all medical marijuana during traffic stops, following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June that left intact a state law allowing the drug to be used for ... 2.7
'Acting President,' Sharpton Meet With Peace Mom
KTVU Oakland | 19 hours ago
Thousands are either leaving or bracing for the storm as Hurricane Katrina closes in on New Orleans and neighboring portions of the Gulf Coast. 2.7
Woman Found Dead on Oakland Street
Cbs5.com | Yesterday
A woman was fatally shot in Oakland Saturday night, an Oakland Police Department dispatcher said this morning.
Grand jury's assessment of pensions; unions' response
Marin Independent Journal | Yesterday
In a May report, "The Bloated Retirement Plans of Marin County, its Cities and Towns," the 2004-05 Marin County civil grand jury reported that "the value of public sector pensions ranges from two times to over ... 2.7
Councilwoman faces probes of alleged kickback
SF Gate | Yesterday
Oakland City Councilwoman Desley Brooks paid her boyfriend's daughter $5,000 a month to work as a full-time aide for two months last fall while the daughter was simultaneously enrolled as a full-time student ... 2.7
Unmasking mystical mysteries
Contra Costa Times (Registration Required) | Yesterday
SAN JOSE - It doesn't exactly pirouette off the tongue. The word Rosicrucian, that is. 3.1
Scholar studied Japan
Press-Telegram | Yesterday
His dad is U.S. Army Spc. Martin Figueroa. 1011@cutbody:David and Yazmin Escobar look through their new backpacks as they walk along with parents Miguel and Spc. 2.7
Discount cargo rates ripe for the taking
SF Gate | Yesterday
Small Business Center : A new resource for small businesses. Get expert advice, forms and more. 2.7
Fall arts preview: jazz
San Jose Mercury News (Registration Required) | Yesterday
A supergroup -- including saxophonists Billy Harper and James Spaulding, pianist John Hicks, and trumpeters Charles Tolliver and David Weiss -- recalls the spirit of the '60s, and in particular the cooking, ... 2.7
In Oakland, Thousands Apply for Wal-Mart Jobs
NPR | Yesterday
Morning Edition , August 25, 2005 Wal-Mart may be at odds with unions and many local officials who blocked the company's plans to build superstores. 2.7
Protesters Gather Outside Oakland Wal-Mart
KCBS | Saturday
KCBS reporter Melissa Culross says protesters who showed up at the new store on Hegenberger Road are handing out flyers telling shoppers why they think Wal-Mart is not a good company. 2.7
Fall arts preview: hip-hop/pop
San Jose Mercury News (Registration Required) | Yesterday
Raphael Saadiq and Stephen Perkins . The Atomic Dog gets the old gang back together, along with some new blood, including Oakland native Raphael Saadiq from Tony! Toni! Ton!. $60. 998-8497, 421-8497 or ... 2.7
Latino chamber event evolving
Contra Costa Times (Registration Required) | Saturday
OAKLAND - Darrel Sauceda remembers when the exhibition hall at the California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce annual convention featured 35 or so booths. 3.4
San Francisco / Drug suspect freed as staff shortage overwhelms jail...
SF Gate | Saturday
A staffing shortage led to a night of confusion in the San Francisco jail system this week, resulting in the release of a drug suspect who had been arrested on a $1 million warrant, officials said. 2.7
Oakland engineer wired for success
San Jose Mercury News (Registration Required) | Saturday
At Grant Imahara's office, they blow up Port-o-Potties. They punch sharks in the nose to see if it ... The show is part Popular Mechanics, part "Jackass. 3.1
Disabled students cleared to graduate
Contra Costa Times (Registration Required) | Saturday
The state of California and Disability Rights Advocates settled a lawsuit Friday that will allow thousands of disabled high school seniors to graduate in June, despite having failed the mandatory high school ... 3.1
Leave It To The Pros
SF Gate | Saturday
San Francisco art dealers Catharine Clark and Jack Hanley selected the 2005 annual exhibition at Pro Arts in Oakland. 2.7
Playing on as parents go to war
Clarksville Leaf | Saturday
Leonard Gordon, retired sergeant major, left, looks at the Army Bowl trophy as Lt. 2.7
Kodiak Networks secures capital
Contra Costa Times (Registration Required) | Saturday
San Ramon-based Kodiak Networks Inc. has secured approximately $15 million in funding. 3.1
Man sentenced for transferring money to bin Laden bounty hunter
The Tribune | Saturday
The owner of a Hayward pizza parlor was sentenced to four months of home detention and a $5,000 fine Friday, after pleading guilty to illegally transferring money to a bounty hunter on a rogue mission to kill ... 4.4
'Perfect Storm' Of Traffic
San Francisco Chronicle | Saturday
Sports games, concerts and a car race will combine tonight to create what one California Highway Patrol sergeant called "a perfect storm'' of traffic in the Bay Area. 5.1
Robber uses note to steal cash
Contra Costa Times (Registration Required) | Friday Aug 26
A man who robbed a credit union visited a nearby Albertsons minutes earlier to get a bag to carry away the stolen cash, police said. 3.1
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