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Child who went missing at school found in Redwood City

(KRON) — A 10-year-old student went missing at school in Redwood City Thursday, and a good Samaritan later found the boy “running in and near traffic on Woodside Road” near a bank, police said. “The Redwood City Police Department responded to a local elementary school after staff reported that a 10-year-old student may
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Never Turn Your Back on the Ocean — 10-Foot Waves Threaten Bay Area Beaches...

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – A pair of distant hurricanes is sending powerful swells toward Northern California, creating potentially dangerous conditions at Bay Area beaches throughout the Labor Day weekend. The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for the Pacific coastline from Point Reyes thr
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San Mateo Co. planning to kill off overpopulation of ground squirrels plaguing local park

Ground squirrels are driving park management on the Peninsula nuts, and there's a plan to kill off a lot of them at Flood Park. The park will close while the work is underway.
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Inside the hyphy revival

In 2006, hyphy was the reigning buzzword in Bay Area hip-hop, a source of regional pride — and national attention. Local artists, all working variations on the same sonic theme, dominated commercial radio playlists. But just a few years later, the musical genre and cultural movement had all but disappeared from mainstr
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Bay Area hiker rescued after reporting mountain lion stalking him near San Jose

A hiker was rescued by a Santa Clara County sheriff’s helicopter after he reported that a mountain lion was stalking him on the Boccardo Loop Trail near San Jose.
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DA seeks no bail for Gilroy man accused of molesting children at summer camp

For the third time since a police investigation began earlier this summer, the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office is seeking to send a suspected serial child molester to jail while he awaits trial on multiple felony charges. Anthony Joseph Ramon, 25, of Gilroy, was first arrested July 9...
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Pleasanton Just Approved a $42 Million Groundwater Project After PFAS Shut Down Its Wells

Pleasanton is moving ahead with a $42.3 million groundwater project designed to restore a major local water source that has been unavailable for nearly four years. The City Council voted unanimously on Sept. 1 to approve an agreement with the Zone 7 Water Agency covering the design, construction and long-term operation
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Sunnyvale Police Conduct Drug Sting in Fair Oaks Park

Sunnyvale police have busted two suspects for orchestrating drug treasure hunts in a local park. On July 21, Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety (DPS), in conjunction with Santa Clara County Specialized Enforcement Team (SCCSET), conducted an undercover sting, arresting two suspects accused of selling meth in Fair Oa
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Red-Tagged Restaurants Serve Up Concerns about Harbor Bay Landing’s Future

It’s been a rough summer at Harbor Bay Landing. In early June, an employee of La Val’s Pizza fell through the kitchen floor. Another La Val’s employee, who spoke with the Alameda Post and asked to remain anonymous, said that the front door to the walk-in refrigerator could not close due to the floor all of a sudden bei
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Stanford Health Care to lay off 95 employees

Stanford Health Care will lay off 95 employees this fall, the organization announced. Employees will remain on payroll until Nov. 2, when the layoffs will take effect. The 95 employees are in the technology and digital solutions and other administrative departments, Stanford Health Care spokesperson Lisa Kim disclosed.

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