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12 Best Cycling Trails In California Every Local Should Pedal At Least Once

California isn’t just a place you visit – it’s a place you ride through, one breathtaking mile at a time. From sun-soaked coastal highways to quiet vineyard roads and shaded river paths, cycling in California offers a front-row seat to some of the most diverse scenery in the country.
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S.F. didn’t make Zillow’s list of hottest markets — but one part of the...

While the San Francisco area had a lukewarm ranking, another part of the Bay Area was named the fifth-hottest market in the U.S.
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Valero confirms mass layoffs at Bay Area refinery

Valero Energy expects to layoff 237 out of 348 total employees at its Benicia refinery by July 1, the company said in a letter to the state's employment regulator and local officials, as it prepares to permanently idle refinery processing units at one of California's few remaining fuel-making plants. "The...
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California weather brings rain for some, clouds and cooldown for most

For the first time in nearly two weeks, rain is in the California forecast as a rogue weather system — albeit weak — spins toward the California coast.
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Damage to 2018 Stained Glass at Five Wounds Portuguese National Church in San Jose...

The historic Five Wounds Portuguese National Church in San Jose is making plans to repair the damage to a door in its front entrance from a shocking Christmas Eve attack by a pipe-wielding stranger, but church officials acknowledged this week that a 107-year-old stained glass window in the door cannot be repaired.
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Delta Ecosystem in Collapse: Zero Delta Smelt Found in CDFW Fall Fish Survey

For the eighth year in a row, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has found no Delta Smelt in their annual Fall Midwater Trawl survey in the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta in September, October and November of 2025. The results for December haven’t been compiled yet. The...
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San Jose Target Thieves Arrested: Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office Recovers $1,100 in Stolen...

In a recent social media post, the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office announced the outcome of a targeted blitz operation at a Target store located on Silver Creek Road in San Jose. The effort led by their High Impact Team resulted in 11 arrests and the recovery of nearly $1,100 in stolen goods. According to the...
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1 killed, 1 injured in car crash on San Mateo Bridge, CHP says; westbound...

All westbound lanes of the San Mateo Bridge are reopen following a car crash that killed one person, and injured another, shutting down westbound lanes for hours.
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Kaiser Union Strike to Begin on Jan. 26 as Healthcare Workers Take a Stand

Union strikes are an increasingly common occurrence in the realm of labor news, and Kaiser Permanente’s union strike is the latest topic under discussion. The UNAC/UHCP, part of an alliance of healthcare unions, stands at the center of an open-ended strike announced at Kaiser, where thousands of workers are expected...
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Poisonous death cap mushrooms kill three, sicken dozens on Central Coast, including two in...

Poisonous mushrooms have sickened more than 30 people across Northern California and the Central Coast, resulting in three deaths. But despite the popularity of wild mushroom foraging in Santa Cruz County, local hospitalizations remain low. As of Jan. 6, three people have died and a total of 35 people have...

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