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Oracle cuts over 600 Bay Area jobs in new waves of layoffs

Oracle disclosed plans to slash 654 jobs in the Bay Area after recent reports that the company had emailed termination notices to potentially thousands of employees worldwide. The software and cloud services company will eliminate 312 jobs in Redwood City, 184 positions in Santa Clara and 158 jobs in Pleasanton, according to WARN notices that this news organization obtained from the state Employment Development Department.
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San Francisco facing traffic nightmare as full closure of eastbound I-80 looms

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Bay Area drivers are facing a potential traffic nightmare as a full weekend closure of the eastbound Interstate 80 freeway in San Francisco is scheduled for later this month. The closure will see eastbound I-80 closed between 17th and 4th streets in SF, beginning Friday, April 17 at 11 p.m. and […]
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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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Drone Tracks San Jose Suspect After Deadly Moss Landing Head-On Crash

A late-night head-on crash on Highway 1 near Moss Landing left one driver dead and several others injured, and deputies say a drone helped them track down the San Jose man they believe was behind the wheel of a fleeing BMW. The collision happened around 12:45 AM last Saturday, when...
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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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Regional: One Bore Of Caldecott Tunnel To Be Closed Tuesday Night

Caltrans will close Bore 1 of the Caldecott Tunnel, carrying eastbound state Highway 24 in Alameda and Contra Costa counties, from 10 p.m. Tuesday to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. Closing the bore will accommodate work on lighting upgrades and routine maintenance, Caltrans said. Article continues below this ad. All other bores...
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Bay Area sees spike in HMPV cases, a cold-like respiratory virus

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Medical experts say cases are on the rise in the Bay Area of a respiratory virus called human metapneumovirus, also known as HMPV. KRON4 spoke with an infectious disease expert to learn more about the virus. This spring, people testing negative for the flu, RSV and COVID may be dealing with […]
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The Bay Area’s warm stretch is over for now. Rain is on the way

Temperatures will drop by nearly 20 degrees in some spots on Monday as the marine layer returns.

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