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3.4M quake shakes the East Bay Friday

(KRON) — A 3.4-magnitude earthquake shook San Ramon Friday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The epicenter was just east of California High School. The quake occurred at 10:33 a.m. along the Calaveras Fault, USGS said. Less than a minute later, a 2.9-magnitude aftershock followed. People reported...
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San Jose Crowned Second Priciest U.S. City, Behind Manhattan, as Bay Area Housing Affordability...

The affordability of housing in the Bay Area remains a major concern, as recent studies have solidified the region's reputation as one of the most expensive in the world for prospective homeowners. A report released by the National Council for Community and Economic Research dubbed San Jose the priciest urban area in...
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A New IKEA is Coming to Pleasanton, But There’s a Big Catch

PLEASANTON, CALIFORNIA – IKEA has announced that they will soon open a new store in Pleasanton. But if you’re salivating over the idea of Swedish meatballs for cheap, you might be in for a disappointment. According to IKEA and a report by the Pleasanton Weekly, the company plans...
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Million Robots Coming to Fremont as Tesla Kills Off Iconic Cars

Tesla's Fremont factory is undergoing a dramatic transformation that signals the company's shift from electric vehicles to humanoid robotics—though the move comes amid declining car sales and questions about whether the pivot represents innovation or desperation. The electric automaker will end production of its...
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Bay Area pizza chain faces eviction from Stonestown Galleria

The Stonestown Galleria is evicting a 45-year-old Bay Area chain known for serving greasy, oversize slices of 100% beef pepperoni pizza. The mall filed a lawsuit Jan. 27 to evict Blondie’s Pizza from its food court, claiming the pizza shop owes more than $74,000 in rent. The location, which opened in 2022, signed a...
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Thousands march in anti-ICE protests across Bay Area

Students and residents across the Bay Area took to the streets during a national day of action to protest the action of federal immigration officers following the deaths of two people in Minnesota. Teens and others protested and picketed in cities from San Jose to San Mateo, from Oakland to...
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San Jose man killed in motorcycle crash in Santa Cruz County

(KRON) — A 31-year-old man from San Jose died in a motorcycle crash on Highway 9 in Santa Cruz County Thursday night. According to the California Highway Patrol, the man was riding south of Highway 35 at an unknown speed when his 2017 Suzuki GSX-R600 motorcycle crashed. Paramedics and CHP officers responded to the...
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Two Bay Area tech companies cutting nearly 200 jobs

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Two Bay Area tech companies are cutting nearly 200 jobs, recent filings with the Employment Development Department show. Google is laying off 77 employees from its Sunnyvale campus, and Pinterest is laying off 118 employees across San Francisco and Palo Alto. The announced layoffs at Google are...
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Bay Area environmental group pushes to ban all fishing at Duxbury Reef

A Bay Area environmental group is pushing for more restrictions and protection at one of the largest shale reefs in North America. As part of its proposal to the state, all fishing would be banned.
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BART cuts deal with Uber—without approval of the elected board

BART management, without first getting board approval, has entered into a deal with Uber that will allow riders to use the BART app to book Uber rides at the station. In effect, BART is using public resources to help promote a private company that has as its public, stated goal the destruction of public transportation.

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