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Former In-N-Out on crime-ridden Oakland corridor to reopen as Indian fast-food spot

(KRON) — The site of a former In-N-Out Burger location on Oakland’s crime-ridden Hegenberger corridor could soon see new life. The prolific California burger chain cut bait with the location two years ago, citing “issues of ongoing crime.” At the time, the closure made headlines as the first time In-N-Out Burger had...
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Ill-fated Oakland In-N-Out site is bought for $1.8M

“Ongoing issues with crime” led In-N-Out, the fast food chain, to close its East Oakland restaurant two years ago. The burger purveyor claimed it was the first time in its history that it had shuttered a location. But now, someone else is stepping in, betting on the location’s future...
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Woman in wealthy East Bay enclave assaulted by would-be robbers

Piedmont police are searching for two suspects who allegedly injured a woman while attempting to rob her home in the middle of the night Tuesday.
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Oakland is struggling to hire city workers

It takes a lot of workers to pave Oakland’s roads, respond to fires, staff the libraries, among many other critical tasks, and the city has set aside money to pay people to do those jobs, but hundreds of city staff positions are unfilled, and city leaders aren’t on the same page about why.
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‘No Kings’ Rally Set for Saturday March 28

Shoppers at the Alameda Farmers’ Market last Saturday may have noticed a man wearing a straw sun hat and a button-down shirt featuring the smiling faces of his grandkids. Jim Cummons, an Alameda resident, was passing out fliers for the No Kings rally set to take place in Alameda on Saturday, March 28.
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San Mateo meeting gets heated as residents clash over proposed substance abuse treatment site

"They've done it backwards. They've gone forward with this project without engaging the community, and that's going to be a problem. It's a trainwreck," a community representative said as residents pushed back on the location of the proposed center.
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Brewery Launches First Beer Carbonated With CO2 From the Atmosphere

Flow – Clean Air Edition uses 99.999% pure atmospheric CO₂ captured onsite by Aircapture’s Direct Air Capture system. CO₂ has recently become complicated for brewers. For example, supply shortages in recent years have made it expensive and hard to find. Now, a brewery in Alameda, California, is pulling its bubbles...
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Deok-Dabang Joins H Mart Oakland: The New K-Street Food Hotspot!

The Ultimate Comfort Food Upgrade: H Mart Oakland K-Street Food Scene Just Got Spicier. Move over, basic food courts—there’s a new king of spice in town. If you’ve been wandering the aisles of the San Jose Oakland Road location dreaming of authentic Seoul flavors, your prayers have been answered. As of March 21,...
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Backlash after UC Berkeley agrees to pay $1M to settle antisemitism lawsuit

Attorneys representing the groups that filed a lawsuit alleging UC Berkeley failed to protect Jewish students from antisemitism are asking a judge to reject the $1 million settlement, saying it will make it "impossible for the students... to speak openly and freely."
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San Francisco home sells for an astounding $2 million over the asking price

SAN FRANCISCO - It’s even staggering by Bay Area standards, where homes commonly go for over the asking price. In San Francisco last week, a home in the city’s Inner Richmond neighborhood sold for $2 million over the listing price, to close at $4.95 million. The four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom...

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