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Regional: Coastal Flooding, Dangerous Beach Conditions Expected In Bay Area

Coastal flooding and dangerous beach conditions are expected across parts of the San Francisco Bay Area on Monday, with cooler temps continuing before a warming trend later in the week, according to the National Weather Service. A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect through 3 p.m. Tuesday for bayshore locations...
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Fremont woman recovering from severe brain trauma after violent attack

(KRON) — A Fremont resident is recovering from severe brain injuries, skull fractures and rib fractures following an altercation outside her home on Sept. 30. Elsei Arling was hospitalized for seven days after a neighbor snatched her phone and threw her to the pavement at approximately 7:30 p.m. The...
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West Oakland Costco could employ hundreds, files show

OAKLAND — Costco expects to hire about 400 people at its new West Oakland location, documents on file at City Hall show. The 166,800-square-foot warehouse store would sit at the corner of West Grand Avenue and Wake Avenue on a section of an old U.S. Army base once completed. The site also is expected to include a fuel station and 947 parking spaces, according to city planning files.
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Stabbing at Highland Hospital’s ER waiting area brings up security concerns

OAKLAND, Calif. - A man who says he was stabbed four times while helping an injured friend inside Oakland’s Highland Hospital emergency room is questioning how an attacker managed to bring a knife into the facility. Stabbed at the ER waiting area. Joshua Parks said he brought a friend...
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A Perfect Storm: Waves and Tides Could Flood Bay Area Shorelines This Week

Tides and waves of varying scales this week mean low-lying parts of the Bay Area could flood by more than a foot and a half, according to the National Weather Service. Along San Pablo Bay, San Francisco Bay, and the Pacific Coast, forecasters expect high tides, swells from post-tropical cyclone Rachel, a deep-ocean wave or Kelvin wave caused by El Niño, larger surface waves, and already above-average sea levels due to thermal expansion to bring floods.
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Bay Area weather: Autumn chill to give way to warmup

San Francisco and Oakland could reach the 80s by the end of the week.
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Cal a Big Underdog Against Nationally Ranked Wake Forest

Red-Hot Wake Forest ranked in the top-25 for the first time in four years
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Two arrested in Highway 4 pursuit, wrong-way crash

(KRON) — Two people were taken into custody Saturday after attempting to flee authorities in the East Bay by driving the wrong way on Highway 4, according to the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office. Just after 6 p.m., the sheriff’s office attempted to pull over a Honda Civic in Antioch after a passenger with multiple […]
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Richmond woman arrested in deadly Oakland shooting

The shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. on the 200 block of 14th Street. According to police, officers arrived at the scene after reports of a shooting and found a woman who had been shot at least once.
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The new retail post-apocalypse: Across the Bay Area, former Walmart, Fry’s and other big...

SAN JOSE — Just a few years after experts insisted an Amazon-spawned “retail apocalypse” would doom several of the Bay Area’s big-box store sites, a growing number of the large commercial properties that once were home to Walmart, Kohl’s, Fry’s and other chain stores are finding new life.

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