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More April showers in forecast for California

April showers are back in the forecast in Southern California, and there's a possibility of thunderstorms and hail in Northern California this week. The Golden State saw a variety of weather phenomena starting March 31 and April 1 with a wind advisory and later rain in Southern California and showers and snow across Northern California.
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93-year-old Fremont man accused of killing wife of nearly 60 years released to senior...

Richard Hocking, who is accused of killing his 85-year-old wife, was released to a senior living facility in Sacramento County.
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Cold Front Brings Bay Area Rain, Sierra Nevada Snow

The warm weather that lit up Dolores Park this weekend, where thousands celebrated the Hunky Jesus and Foxy Mary contest, is about to take a turn. National Weather Service forecasters expect a cold front to move over the region, bringing cooler temperatures and rain across the Bay Area, with potential snow in the Sierra Nevada.
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Farnsworth Street Fire Draws Four Engines To San Leandro Block

A structure fire in the 14000 block of Farnsworth Street in San Leandro pulled a sizable response from Alameda County Fire last Friday, with multiple units converging on the scene and crews working to knock down the flames. Firefighters remained actively engaged on the incident, while officials held off on confirming any details about possible injuries or the cause of the blaze.
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Mac Dre: Bay Area Greatness, Prison, Reinvention, and the Kansas City Murder That Ended...

Mac Dre’s story is one of those rare rap stories that feels bigger every year instead of smaller. He was never just a local rapper who built a cult fanbase and died too young. He became something much larger: a symbol of Bay Area independence, a blueprint for regional self-belief, a bridge between street rap and absurdist humor, and eventually a martyr whose...
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Bay Area TV station’s chief meteorologist announces departure

"Professionally, I'm excited about the chance to track thunderstorms again!"
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Redwood City Mental Health Nonprofit Rocked By $100K Fraud Claim Against Ex-CFO

Caminar, a Bay Area behavioral health nonprofit, says its former chief financial officer secretly slipped nearly $100,000 in bogus invoices through the system before quietly resigning in September 2025. The organization says an internal review uncovered the questionable payments, it then alerted law enforcement, and it is now trying to claw the money back while investigators dig into what happened.
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Downtown Alameda Spring Market Returns!

Bring the family down to the return of our Spring Market on Saturday, May 2 from 12-5PM! It will feature curated vendors & purveyors with goods and foods for sale, interactive community booths, live music, spring vibes and tasty beverages for everyone’s enjoyment. Event happens rain or shine!. We...
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Women’s 4x400m Program Record Falls as Bobcats Tally Five Event Wins at Stanford Invite...

STANFORD, Calif. --- The Montana State women's 4x400-meter relay quartet of Tilde Bjerager, Peyton Garrison, Giulia Gandolif, and Caroline Hawkes etched their names at the top of the school record books once again, earning one of four Bobcat wins and five program top-10 marks to close the Stanford Invite on Saturday.

These Palo Alto kids are pushing the city to promote induction stoves

Middle and high school students in the California town are urging officials to tell residents about the harms of gas stoves and the benefits of cleaner cooking. At a recent city council meeting in Palo Alto, California, Erin Pei stepped up to the podium. Clad in an Arctic Circle sweatshirt, the 11th grader presented hair-raising facts about the health impacts of gas stoves...

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