Jellyfish Jamming Local Beaches
Sacramento & north:
New parking
meters make Sacramento debut +
Officials try
to lure Indian museum to Sacramento +
Chico: Park
trail stuck in environmental red tape +
Redding: Fiery
Accident Kills 5, Closes Road for Hours +
New Dust Regulations In El Dorado County +
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San Francisco, San Mateo:
Buyer Found For Closed San Francisco Church +
SAN FRANCISCO. Curbs on overruns OKd by board panel. The idea is to have a
capital expense plan submitted each year by city administrator
Legislation designed to coordinate capital planning in San Francisco and prevent
huge cost overruns on city projects was approved Monday by a key committee of
the Board of Supervisors. +
New stroke centers aim to save lives Burlingame: Three area
hospitals are scheduled to come online as primary stroke centers in the coming
months as part of an effort to improve care for victims of the nation's
third-ranked killer +
Computer recycling expands for demand Since San Mateo
County and Goodwill Industries of San Francisco kicked off the ReCompute
computer-recycling program last month, 200,000 pounds of outdated digital
equipment clogged the pipeline in just the first seven weeks +
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Alameda:
Hershey buys famed
Berkeley chocolate factory +
New bridge phase sees old questions
Wednesday opens a new chapter in the 16-year Bay Bridge saga, when regional
politicians take the reins to oversee the project amid unanswered questions
about why the public will pay twice — at unknown cost — for the same work.
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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, ARGUS, TRI-VALLEY HERALD
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Marin:
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Napa:
Neither rain nor kids nor traffic lights kept Napa postal carrier from safety
milestone +
Real estate costs raising price of flood control +
Finding Dad on Mt. Veeder +
Grapegrowers continue tax to fight sharpshooter
Solano:
New Suisun manager wants focus on morale and redevelopment +
Fairfield: Sewer
board starts sludge deliberations +
Solano Aids Quilt comes together +
Public hearing set for Bordoni proposal +
Fair attendance drops 25 percent +
Vallejo council to decide fate of seniors complex +
BUSD volunteers may run for board +
Mediator to meet with Vallejo teachers, officials +
Kaiser doctor dies while mountain biking +
Vallejo school hopefuls invited to forum +
AmCan economic development workshop set
Monterey:
BRAC chief gives DLI his support +
Strife at national level won't affect local unions +
Group gears for tax drive +
Bird with West Nile virus found +
Your Town +
LAFCO delays splitting fire district
Central Valley:
Modesto: Pollution
Problems Plague City's Wells +
Fresno: Investigators:
What's underneath 'sinking' homes? +
Fresno: Anti-Slum
Strike Force Proposal +
Quartz fire moves closer to Coarsegold homes +
Glen Loma will change the face of Gilroy
+
Gilroy council race to focus on basics +
San Juan: SJB water project stalls +
Madera: Wildfire
Burning Near Coarsegold +
Lockeford starts solar energy project +
Tracy: Coping
with the commute +
Tracy: Without
rules affordable housing turns costly +
San Joaquin: Are
the county's top public salaries too high? +