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• Oakland, CA News
• Senator seeks to limit UC students from outside California
• Democratic Oakley Councilman Jim Frazier takes large lead in money race for Assembly seat
• Kaiser, state settle therapy dispute
• Richmond teen gets 50 years to life for killing El Cerrito High football player
• Hicks: Janet Jackson doesn't want niece Paris to start acting
• Federal government rejects Scotts Valley Indian casino in North Richmond
• Clear fast-pass lanes return to SFO
• Bill banning employers from requesting social media passwords passes California Legislature
• Exclusive: San Francisco-based ECOtality sues state regulators over electric vehicle charging deal
• San Jose woman killed in rig crash remembered for family devotion
• New York Mets release Hayward's D.J. Carrasco
• Berkeley clinic lands $1 million grant to educate about health care
• Body found in Pleasanton trash is adult female, case being investigated as a homicide
• ShotSpotter lauded as key police tool in tracking gunfire
• Ex-San Leandro officer pleads no contest to marijuana charge, gets light sentence
• Fremont man, 18, arrested for battering girlfriend, her mother at BART station
• Has OUSD achieved its priorities?
• Emboldened 49ers quarterback Alex Smith gets called out by Cam Newton's Carolina Panthers teammate
• Hicks: Gregg Allman engaged for seventh time
• Brentwood U-pick season kicks into high gear this weekend
• No longer a victim, assistant swim coach at Cal reclaims her dreams
• Night Owl: Nerd Nite coming to Oakland -- "Like the Discovery Channel with beer"
• Hicks: Porn star Jenna Jameson arrested
• Dragon capsule arrives at space station in historic 1st
• Vallejo: Police shoot and kill suspect with pellet gun
• Hicks: Britney Spears walks off 'X-Factor' set
• Moraga School District secret: Principal failed to report student abuse letter
• Men covered with sheets while suspects ransack San Francisco home
• Wilcox High student identified as victim of Sunnyvale mobile home fire
• Dumbarton Bridge to close Memorial Day weekend, starting at 10 p.m. Friday
• Citywise: Occupiers turning Oakland committee meetings into a circus
• Citigroup lost $20 million on bungled Facebook trade, source says
• Monterey: San Jose man arrested on charges he sent porn to 14-year-old girl
• Police recover 100 stolen bicycles hidden in Oakland, San Francisco
• Night fire burns near 80 acres in Oakley near Bethel Island
• Many of Santa Clara County sheriff's 'missing girls' aren't really missing
• Stanford coach earns prestigious BCA honor
• Giants: Melky, Melky and Vogelsong
• After tossing the toga and cap, what next?
• Hayward: Prayer vigil scheduled Sunday for Michelle Le
• Summer 2012: Bay Area fairs and festival
• Oakley OK's event center, shopping center sales
• Police looking for man who robbed Subway store in Martinez
• Man who confessed to killing Etan Patz examined by psychologists ahead of arraignment
• This Weekend: Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
• Older or over the hill workers ?
• Plenty of smooth jazz this summer at venues indoors and out
• Does Integrity Matter in Business?
• Long-awaited visitors center to open Saturday at Richmond's national park
• Oakland finances on upswing
• Tenacious D rocks Fox Oakland
• FACEBOOK or FACEACHE
• FACEBOOK or FACEACHE
• 'So You Think You Can Dance': Big changes coming for live shows, but first up are auditions in New York, Dallas
• Oakland A's slugger Josh Reddick gets resilience from father
• Science fiction and citizen science collide at Maker Faire
• Science fiction and citizen science collide at Maker Faire
• Police search for man who robbed Subway store in Martinez
• Antioch man convicted of first-degree murder for revenge killing
• Big Tobacco leads in spending race for June election
• Community meeting about police-involved shooting turns raucous, Occupy Oakland members arrested
• Expert: Kleiner Perkins discrimination lawsuit is more about dollars than sex
• Sierra LaMar's alleged killer charged with murder; no plea entered
• Tapas from the Iberian Peninsula served with a flourish at Barlata
• Big Tobacco leads spending race for June 5 election
• Grass fire burning in Oakley
• Oakland Zoo Hosts 16th Annual Celebrating Elephants
• San Francisco Giants beat Miami Marlins 14-7
• Fremont seventh-grader places third in National Geographic Bee
• Clayton vice mayor charged with embezzlement; he claims innocence
• Judge strikes down Defense of Marriage Act provision in state employees' case
• “FORTUNE” by Ragged Wing at 2055 Center St Bkly ends Sunday—DON”T MISS IT!
• Fundraiser scheduled in Hayward for homicide victim's family
• Hicks: Sharon Stone's nanny accuses her of racial insensitivity
• Clayton vice mayor charged with embezzlement; he claims innocence
• Summer Ingredient Spotlight: Tomatoes
• Woman hit by car while walking in Brentwood
• Fremont seventh-grader places third in National Geographic Bee
• Pleasanton police investigating body found in trash can
• Techno is booming in Bay Area, across nation
• Electronic dance music is booming in Bay Area, across nation
• Two people badly injured in one-car wreck on Kirker Pass Road in Concord
• VA medical facilities draw health and safety violation citations
• West Contra Costa charter schools get mixed reception at board meeting
• Man shot during North Oakland attempted robbery
• President Barack Obama ends quick, quiet visit to San Jose
• Summertime Beverage Recipes
• State regulators raise existing cap on solar 'net metering'
• Facebook introduces own Instagram-like photo-sharing app despite acquisition
• 49ers notes: Patrick Willis, Randy Moss forge a bond on fishing trips
• Hundreds of mourners pay respects to late Supervisor Gayle Uilkema
• Sierra LaMar's alleged killer charged with murder; no plea entered
• Stanford names Ted Knapp its new men's swim coach
• Free agent Quentin Groves leaves Raiders for Arizona Cardinals
• Hicks: New 'Dark Knight' trailer not all doom and gloom
• San Jose State hires former Boise State athletic director Gene Bleymaier as AD
• CHP: Speed contributed to fatal rig crash in San Jose
• Hospice wedding for Pleasanton leukemia patient and beau
• Long Beach high school football star cleared after spending five years in prison for rape
• Nadia Lockyer's hearing on restraining-order request is postponed -- ex-lover nowhere to be found
• Giants: Even down 8-0, sweep against Brewers was there for the taking
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Developer sues state, county and Hercules; top official says city is off the hook
• Sierra LaMar's alleged killer charged with murder; no plea entered, no bail set
• Hicks: Tim Tebow, meet Lolo Jones. No, seriously. Meet her.
• Cal State head Charles Reed to retire
• Hicks: Levi Johnston broke, living with mom
• Hayward man gets three years for mortgage fraud scheme
• 101-year-old man killed by 91-year-old driver in Burbank
• High Water to brew four new beers for its second year
• Shaquille O'Neal not interested in becoming Orlando Magic's GM
• Child abuse case against Boy Scouts rebuffed by California appeals court
• Zoo volunteer's heart belongs to the 'big guys'
• James Farm, piano giants top jazz this weekend in Northern California
• Two arrested for gun thefts in Oakland
• Two arrested for gun thefts in Oakland
• Missouri's new execution drug: propofol, the anesthetic that killed Michael Jackson
• Oakland schools' new budget projection drops by $8 million
• 'American Idol': What fans think of Phillip Phillips' win
• Iowa battleship scheduled to leave Richmond on Saturday
• Campbell couple robbed in second Craigslist robbery in San Leandro this week
• Antioch adds cameras to keep tabs on park security
• Cal dimisses LB Whiteside from football team
• New Orleans Times-Picayune plans to publish only three days a week
• Hicks: Bill Clinton poses with porn stars at charity event
• Police bag two suspects in $8,600 purse heist at Emeryville store
• Former top California football prospect exonerated
• NYPD: Man implicates self in Etan Patz disappearance 33 years ago
• Catch Living Arts Playback at the Live Oak Theatre in Berkeley
• Gridiron Guy's recurring dream helps with life transition
• Oakland gets only three hits in 11-inning loss to Los Angeles at Coliseum
• Arduino showcases new boards at Maker Faire
• Family of Sierra LaMar suspect considered him the good son
• The day the Golden Gate flattened
• SELDOM SEEN THEATRE CLASSIC OPENS IN HAYWARD JUNE 7
• San Jose Earthquakes overcome 2-0 deficit to stun Los Angeles Galaxy
• President Obama arrives for two-day fund-raising trip
• President Obama arrives for two-day fund-raising trip
• Support for new California tobacco tax drops
• Memorial Day weekend kicks off most dangerous time of year to be on the road
• El Cerrito: Mom arrested for shoplifting, waving knife with baby in tow
• Richmond Parkway wreck spectacular, not deadly
• A DIY Cupcake Bar on a Rooftop Garden in Downtown Oakland
• Tim Kawakami: San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith has lots of new toys
• Berkeley police chief defends actions in search for his son's iPhone
• San Francisco 49ers sign punter Andy Lee to six-year contract
• Divided Hayward City Council upholds rejection of Walmart grocery store
• The day the Golden Gate Bridge flattened
• HP hopes 27,000 job cuts revitalize company
• Golden State Warriors notebook: Drew Gordon works out, likes underdog role
• Cal picks up fifth football commitment for 2013 -- LB from Texas -- plus video
• Cermonies mark Memorial Day in the East Bay
• Water transit expert: Hercules ferry faces daunting challenges
• San Francisco: Man tries to lure teenage girl into his van
• Roadshow: Water problems on 101 rise to the surface again
• Vallejo man whose neck was broken in incident with police gets $4 million in lawsuit settlement
• 'American Idol' winner crowned
• 35 babies exposed to tuberculosis in Solano, Sacramento hospitals
• Symposium helps point East Bay small business owners in right direction
• Nobody injured in fire at residence in Bay Point
• Walnut Creek fountain becomes mosaic art masterpiece
• Hicks: Scotty from 'Star Trek' finally goes into outer space
• Kennedy-King Memorial College Scholarships go to 17 undergraduates
• 'American Idol' live blog: Who will take the crown?
• Family considered Sierra LaMar suspect the good son
• Milk is spilled when trucks collide, slowing I-580 commute
• Two homes gutted in Bethel Island fire
• Downtown Oakland Tully's closes because of furloughs and competition
• Oakland Black boys school attendance alarming
• Suspect in failed Oakland, Emeryville bank heists arrested
• Study: East Contra Costa commute among nation's worst
• Suspect enters plea in slaying of Newark football star Osana Futi
• DA: Lego barcode switch scam hits the Peninsula
• BART proposes improvements with budget surplus
• Must-Have Beauty Products to Survive the Warming Oakland Weather
• A's offense stalls again in 11-inning, 3-1 loss to Angels
• Blue Shield of California CEO Bruce Bodaken to retire in December
• Several Vallejo women among newly minted ironworkers
• Oakland streaming-music service Pandora shows rising revenue, stock moves up the charts
• Hicks: 'Big Bang Theory' actor Jim Parsons comes out of closet
• Sierra LaMar's DNA in suspect's car led to arrest
• POETRY BOOK REVIEW: SALT AND PAPER
• Antioch Police Calls
• Pittsburg Police Calls
• Oakley Police Calls
• Brentwood Police Calls
• A's still uncertain when Manny Ramirez will join them
• Ly Tong: Vietnamese 'freedom fighter' appears at his trial in drag
• Hayward man charged with 45 counts of tax fraud
• San Jose men robbed at gunpoint while responding to Craigslist car ad in San Leandro
• Refurbished historic Dutra Tower to be unveiled in Rio Vista
• Body work acts as massage therapy for horses
• Brentwood mayor brings slice of Americana to downtown
• Residents mark opening of Brentwood Civic Center
• Pittsburg considers cutting city jobs
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• Hicks: Lady Gaga not sure if she'll perform in Indonesia
• San Francisco: Gold Dust Lounge, marking its last night in Union Square, hopes to move to Fisherman's Wharf
• Heart attack may have killed Santa Rosa man found dead in his truck after crash
• San Francisco: Three women injured in shooting on the Tenderloin
• School Bell: Deer Valley's ACE Academy offers viewing of Venus event in Antioch
• Decision on daytime youth curfew delayed in San Ramon
• Sierra LaMar suspect being investigated for three 2009 Morgan Hill assaults
• Brewers get to Barry Zito early, beat Giants in series finale
• Justin Bieber coming to Oakland Oct. 6 -- will challenge Madonna for Bay Area supremacy
• Romain Collin sets Piedmont Piano date
• Peter Gabriel to perform iconic 'So' in Bay Area
• Oakland cannabis entrepreneur Dhar Mann postpones entering plea
• Assembly candidate impersonator ruffles feathers at Marin forum
• Best quick organizing tips
• A's get one hit yet again in Tuesday loss, look to rebound Wednesday
• 'Glee' graduation recap
• A jazz exploration to mark Bob Dylan's birthday
• Angels' CJ Wilson throws one-hitter against the Athletics
• SFJAZZ Summerfest brings top regional talent to Palo Alto
• With movement, change
• Carnaval is here!
• West Contra Costa students reach language milestone
• Walnut Creek couple honors daughter by helping others
• Jerry Brown's Optimism Has Been Costly
• The Sacramento Surge
• Tom Butt Goes to War with the Port
• A New Vision for Alameda Point
• The New News Economy
• Letters for the Week of May 23, 2012
• In Too Deep
• Warriors return to San Francisco in 2017
• Donald Driver scores touchdown, crowned new 'Dancing with the Stars' champ
• Antioch holds off on changing street name
• Loss of Golden State Warriors stings Oakland
• Los Angeles Angels shut out Oakland A's 5-0
• Occupiers' shouting prevents vote Oakland weapons ban
• 'American Idol': Did Jessica or Phillip win your heart?
• 'America's Got Talent': Howard Stern is growing on us
• San Francisco gay marriage case goes to federal appeals court in September
• Buster Posey hits another HR as San Francisco Giants defeat Milwaukee Brewers
• Bay Area open space: 75 percent is being protected, but 300,000 acres are still at risk
• Bay Area open space at risk
• Golden State Warriors history through the years
• Late Contra Costa supervisor lauded for her devotion to the county
• San Francisco Giants ace Tim Lincecum says he's close to finding his form
• Fans invited to Nonito Donaire's public workout on June 2 in San Carlos
• San Jose Earthquakes face long stretch of road games
• Driver in fatal Berkeley accident faces manslaughter while intoxicated, other felony charges
• Saul Alvarez defending against Paul Williams on Sep. 15
• Clayton home fire kills two dogs, leaves $150K in damage
• Police looking for Nissan that struck Berkeley police officer
• Golden State Warriors announce plan to move to San Francisco in 2017
• Firefighters responding to house fire in Antioch
• Five left to vie for Nadia Lockyer's empty Alameda County District 2 Supervisor seat
• Brown makes pitch to business leaders for tax hikes
• Oakland police release sketch of sexual assault suspect
• Police find four firearms inside East Oakland house
• Tesla's Model S will land with customers June 22
• 49ers notes: Kyle Williams says NFC title game turnovers provide motivation
• Suspect in Sierra LaMar case was watched for weeks before arrest
• Cuba's first daughter lands in Bay Area
• Suspect in Sierra LaMar case was watched constantly for weeks before his arrest
• A's outfielder brings science of baseball to Richmond school
• Anonymous donor ensures Andrew Luck's legacy will live on at Stanford
• Livermore residents bring back July 4 fireworks
• After public outcry, Pleasant Hill to review home gun sales
• Late Contra Costa supervisor lauded for her devotion to the county
• Authorities ID motorcyclist who died Sunday in Fremont crash
• Judge approves release of man committed to Napa State Hospital after 2010 double homicide
• Woman killed in Sunnyvale mobile home fire
• Obama campaign rolls out its LGBT drive in California
• Hicks: Whitney Houston's daughter allegedly gambled in Las Vegas
• Police nab Richmond man accused of robbing stores with a knife
• Obama sees gold on California coast, little inland
• Fremont boy advances to final round of National Geographic Bee
• Roadshow: Liposuction billboard draws wrath of Highway 101 commuter
• Peninsula molestation defendant withheld toys for sex, DA says
• Oakland Museum wins prestigious national award
• Seenos sued again in Nevada for providing 'intolerable working conditions'
• Zuckerberg's wife used different name to quietly purchase wedding gown at Denver shop
• Campus presidents endure a lot for their salaries, including faculty fickleness
• Rolando McClain has Raiders' support right now, but his future is full of uncertainty
• Sister of Sierra LaMar suspect says 'it's not him'
• San Leandro man sentenced for multiple sexual batteries in Dublin, Fremont
• Happy Hour for Obama Hosts Phone Banking Event June 7th in Oakland
• Suspects in Giants fan beating now also face federal weapons charges
• Oakland turns cold shoulder to embattled crematory
• Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain makes short statement on his legal issues
• Pleasant Hill to require state certification for massage therapists
• 8 hurt in fight, gunfire after Thunder-Lakers game
• San Francisco: Intoxicated man rescued from rocks behind Cliff House
• Election 2012
• Two series jazz up summer in downtown Walnut Creek
• Merritt college student constitution
• Milone hot at home again in A's 2-1 win over Angels
• Warriors to Build New Stadium in SF; Move Set for 2017-18 NBA Season
• Laney college student election 2012-2013 results
• Jazz at Filoli presenting a star-studded 2012 season
• Dixieland takes a hit at this weekend's Sacramento Music Festival
• SpaceX rocket blasts off, headed to space station
• Report: Suspect detained in <br>Sierra LaMar disappearance
• Berkeley: Chief orders detectives<br>to track down son's stolen iPhone
• Developer offers 'no-electric bill' homes in Brentwood and Rio Vista retirement communities
• 'Dancing with the Stars': Flurry of 10's as Levy, Jenkins, Driver impress
• 'The Bachelorette' recap: Hello Muppets, Goodbye Joe
• 'The Bachelorette' recap: Emily makes some rainbow connections
• Captain seeks to restore license
• Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum's dad says son is close to finding his old form
• Barnidge: Plan to eliminate obesity, one soda at a time
• Warriors to announce move to S.F.
• 'America's Got Talent' recap: Crowd goes nuts for a man named Horse
• Residents want deadly PG&E pipe plugged with cement, San Bruno says
• Oakland rescinds dispensary permit
• Group announces $10,000 Astrobiology Citizen Science Challenge at Maker Faire
• East Bay journalists recognized for outstanding work
• Warriors work out six players; Oakland native Jared Cunningham shows most NBA potential
• The Trappist family to expand to Rockridge
• Lonely Planet's Alison Bing to speak on Venice at the Main Branch
• Lonely Planet's Alison Bing to speak on Venice at the Main Branch
• Solar Eclipse Horoscope for Summer 2012
• Skinner bill would use some Cap and Trade profits for school energy upgrades
• Man sought in failed Oakland bank robbery
• Man shot during attempted West Oakland robbery
• MECCA - championing re-use art in Eugene, Oregon. (Interview)
• Apple's Tim Cook, Oracle's Larry Ellison had highest CEO compensations in 2011, study finds
• Hicks: Arsenio Hall about to launch comeback
• A's activate Coco Crisp, put him in lineup
• Pleasant Hill police say man abused woman while driving
• Hicks: Miley Cyrus forgot to wear pants to Billboard Music Awards
• Can schools prevent school absenteeism?
• Oakland shuffles roster before Coliseum series with Angels
• Missing UC Santa Cruz hiker found safe in Yosemite
• Warriors-San Francisco courtship may be getting serious
• Barnidge: Richmond's plan to elilminate obesity, one soda at a time
• Berkeley crash victim identified; had been preparing to attend UCLA grad school
• Senators target federal judges' tropical get-together
• Blame Ourselves
• Drew Gordon works to repair reputation for NBA draft
• Hicks: 'Glee' star Naya Rivera pole dances in internet video
• San Jose man was driver in crash-and-clash with bikers on Peninsula freeway
• Family, friends gather in Alameda to remember fallen soldier
• Mistrial declared in D.J. Williams' DUI case
• Driver says glare from eclipse caused South San Francisco crash
• Hercules to hold special meeting to discuss budget and state audit
• Four arrested after man is beaten after Dodger Stadium fender-bender
• Pinole to hold budget workshop
• Hoops star passes on NFL
• Celeb Pics: Lady Gaga gets a mixed welcome in the Philippines
• Former Rutgers student in webcam spy case gets 30-day jail term
• Facebook stock plummets on second day of trading
• San Jose: Firefighters extinguish garbage truck fire, townhomes singed
• Alameda auction house offering Charlie Parker saxophone
• Orlando Magic fire coach Stan Van Gundy
• Suspended sheriff Mirkarimi tells his side of the story at San Francisco forum
• Feds launching probe of Oakland Schools Police
• Sonoma County: Man apparently drowns in Russian River
• SoCal Assemblyman pleads not guilty to Concord drunken driving charges
• Giants: Maybe what happened against A's will be good for Lincecum
• A's mentality changed on Cowgill's crash landing into home (Lincecum)
• Man critically injured in attack at Golden Gate Park
• Hicks: 'Terminator 3' star Nick Stahl, missing for week, enters rehab
• Tim Kawakami: Don't count on McClain returning to Raiders
• Saint Mary's basketball player Rob Jones passes on shot at the NFL
• Ex-San Francisco Giant among players McNamee says took HGH
• Legendary Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mike Moritz has rare medical condition, stepping back
• Raiders: Rolando McClain back with team
• Cal hosts Washington in NCAA softball Super Regionals this weekend
• Jeremy Lin, Klay Thompson, Ryan Anderson all named to USA Basketball Select Team
• Eastbound Highway 4 closed this week between Pittsburg and Antioch
• Amgen Tour's Mount Diablo visit organizers hope for repeat
• Police arrest man with loaded gun, marijuana in San Leandro parking lot
• Cal's softball team to host Washington in NCAA super regionals this weekend
• Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart of 'Twilight' Nominated in Teen Choice Awards
• After suspending worker who defended pregnant woman, Safeway faces public wrath
• Rep. Pete Stark faces challenge from young Democrat and tea party independent
• Pleasanton man receives Ellis Island Medal
• Barnidge: This Pleasant Hill couple will be wedded to the Internet
• Millions look skyward as eclipse crosses US, Asia
• National study tracks number of people falsely convicted of crime
• 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' recap: Season 7 premiere
• Monday is the last day to register to vote
• Congress pulls plug on Pell Grants; thousands of students affected
• Second motorcyclist dies in two days on San Mateo County road
• Golden State Warriors mum on purported move to San Francisco
• Top-seeded Cal overwhelms Arkansas twice to advance to NCAA softball tournament's super regional
• Yahoo to sell half of its Alibaba stake for $7.1B
• Political Blotter: Medical pot activists plan State Capitol blitz
• Tim Kawakami: Golden State Warriors appear headed to San Francisco
• Robert Gesink wins Tour of California cycling race
• Ethiopian woman first to cross finish line at Bay to Breakers
• Local teen's movie lands at global event
• More than 50K runners, walkers show up for Bay to Breakers
• MISSSEY Gala goes from inspiring change to loving like family
• Major injury accident involving motorcycle, van shuts down Fremont road
• Second motorcyclist dies in two days on San Mateo County road
• SF Giants' Lincecum collides with A's in 6-2 loss
• Slideshow: Winners, stars shine at Billboard Music Awards
• Eye from the Aisle: Beckett’s ENDGAME at ACT with Bill Irwin and Barbara Oliver
• Slideshow: Stars rock fashion at Billboard Music Awards
• Top news photos: Italy quake damage, Leonard Nimoy honored at Boston University
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62 following battle with cancer
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies
• Antioch orthodontist offers free fixes for teeth, attitudes
• Oakland A's snap 11-game losing streak at AT&T Park in 6-2 win over San Francisco Giants
• Tim Lincecum continues to struggle in San Francisco Giants' 6-2 loss to Oakland A's
• A's break 11-game losing streak at AT&T by roughing up Lincecum in 6-2 win
• Silicon Valley foreign worker search speeds up after lull
• USS Iowa's departure delayed by rough seas
• Police: Bikers beat video-taping driver on Highway 101
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton pops up at Cannes film festival
• Why evalution of consultant designed programs critical?
• Strong quake kills at least 4 in northern Italy
• San Pablo boy, 5, struck and killed by car in Richmond
• Earthquakes' Chris Wondolowski called to U.S. national team training camp
• U.S. men's eight crew takes top seed at 2012 Olympic qualifier
• A's hold Manny Ramirez out of minor league rehab game with wrist injury
• A's put starter Brandon McCarthy on disabled list with shoulder strain
• Ethiopian woman takes Bay to Breakers race
• Despite Bay Area efforts, the USS Iowa is heading to L.A.
• Cal must win twice Sunday to stay alive in NCAA softball
• San Leandro police searching for suspect in Jack in the Box robbery
• Vallejo mayor's motorcycle stolen from City Hall parking lot
• California jobless rate dips slightly to 10.9 percent
• Is GOP trying to sabotage economy to hurt Obama?
• NAACP backs same-sex marriage as civil right
• After 75 years, it remains California's icon
• San Leandro native becomes the voice for celebrated actress
• Oakland Effect: Richmond students contemplate violence globally and locally
• Martinez to improve access to bridge bike-pedestrian path
• Residents say not all is cool with fixes to Antioch low-income apartments
• Commencement just the opening act at Saint Mary's
• Drummond: Community buyback to offer $100 gift cards for guns
• Fremont student to represent California in National Geographic Bee
• Alan Gordon rescues San Jose Earthquakes again
• Indy 500 qualifying: Ryan Briscoe wins the closest pole duel in event's history
• Journal to manage caregiver stress
• San Jose-based Daniel Cormier wins Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg changes status to 'married'
• Contra Costa Supervisor Gayle Uilkema dies following bout with cancer
• Manny Ramirez goes 0 for 4 with three strikeouts in his return to pro ball
• Taking slice out of labor key to Gov. Jerry Brown's tax campaign
• Maker Faire explodes into the ultimate DIY project
• San Jose SaberCats have six turnovers in 72-47 loss to San Antonio Talons
• Mudflats prove daunting hurdle to Hercules' vision of creating ferry link to San Francisco
• Give 'Em Hill: I love a burning ring of fire, and/or a plasma ball
• El Cerrito extends window for housing deal
• Dutchman Robert Gesink wins seventh stage, holds lead in overall standings in Tour of California
• Action Line: Are grocery stores required to accept plastic bags for recycling?
• Governor's revised budget prompts concern from Mt. Diablo school district officials
• Two men shot behind North Oakland laundromat
• Pinole to hold workshop on austere but balanced budget draft
• Athena Project mentoring program in Oakland finishes another semester
• The Education Report: A sudden school closure in Oakland
• Reaching out with bilingual clerks
• Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another wins Preakness
• Top news photos: Caught up in NATO summit protests, taking laps and more
• Man dies after being struck by Caltrain in Burlingame
• Road closures planned in Fremont for Holy Spirit parade Sunday
• Authorities ID San Francisco woman killed in Oakland crash
• San Francisco Giants shut out Oakland A's 4-0
• Oakland A's shut out by San Francisco Giants 4-0
• Roadshow: Over 61,000 cell phone-texting tickets issued in April crackdown
• Man found dead in Guadalupe River in San Jose
• Two people injured in separate San Mateo County vehicle accidents
• Roadshow: Praise for improved DMV service
• Three-alarm fire at marijuana grow operation on Oakland's Auto Row
• West Contra Costa school district to reclassify more than 1,000 students as English proficient Monday
• First tropical storm of the season Alberto forms off South Carolina
• O'Brien: The Other Faces of Facebook
• Oakland's best new bars: The Night Light
• California retailers reach out with bilingual clerks
• Adesso brings the tradition of aperitivo to Oakland
• A Greek fest's zest
• Can a city provide real time service to you ?
• Cal wins opener in NCAA softball playoffs
• Republican Senator gives up dream home in short sale
• PG&E warns customers of nationwide utility scam
• Salinas grower recalls bagged iceberg lettuce
• Serial killer suspect offers Marin County advice on how to save money
• Oregon bans Native American mascots in schools
• Man injured in East Palo Alto stabbing
• Oakland police seek help finding suspect in officer-involved shooting
• 83-year-old ex-Marine to scale Mt. Whitney in campaign against Feinstein
• South Bay high school students share name, share quote, share fame
• Court says county can move San Jose graves
• Baby boomers urged to get Hepatitis C test
• Analyst calls Brown budget projections 'realistic'
• Action Line: Are grocery stores required to accept plastic bags for recycling?
• Principal at Sun Terrace Elementary acts like a bully, some parents say
• Fire district parcel tax is subject of televised debate
• California company will manage Alameda's Chuck Corica Golf Complex
• Chavez Supermarket sets up shop on Mission Boulevard in Hayward
• Albany artist's passion for fire, robots to be on display at Maker Faire
• Barry Zito pitches well; San Francisco Giants hold off A's 8-6
• A's Josh Donaldson shows some pop in return to A's
• Oakland police seek sexual assault suspect
• Oakland police searching for suspect in officer-involved shooting
• Andre Berto issues statement on positive drug test
• Albany artist's passion for fire, robots to be on display at Maker Faire
• ACT's Beckett-themed evening skillfully addresses marriage and death
• ACT's Beckett-themed evening skillfully addresses marriage and death
• Live owl cam is a hoot
• Live owl cam is a hoot
• Facebook IPO huge, but no "pop"
• Rescue crews race to multi-car wreck in Richmond
• Great expectations for Stanford diver Kristian Ipsen
• West Side Cafe in Berkeley
• Former foster youths push Contra Costa to fund gap in transition to adult independence
• Sylvain Georges wins sixth stage of Tour of California
• Richmond High technology students complete e-bike challenge
• Gov. Brown names Marquez, Greenwood and Danner to judicial posts
• Runner's World founder doesn't let age slow him down
• Pittsburg man sentenced for sexual assault
• Can animals sense spirits?
• Body and two dogs recovered from Sonoma County crash site
• State senator agrees to talk reform with regional agencies
• Man robbed in parking lot of Pleasant Hill bank
• State agency praised Hercules just days before terminating grant
• Raids in Concord, Antioch yield illegal weapons
• Oakland: $5,000 reward offered in connection with May 1 sexual assault
• Mt. Diablo school board considers elementary principal appointments; facility agreement for Clayton Valley Charter High
• Oakland "Potrepeneur" needs new attorney
• Oakland to install more bike lanes
• Are universities and colleges part of the problem?
• Correction
• Low-flow watering options for gardeners
• South Bay adds 3,600 jobs, strongest employment gains for April in entire state
• Bay Area regional growth plan advances
• It's official: Martinez sells historic building amid hopes for a downtown revival
• Citywise: Oakland City Council rejects Civil Rights lawyer
• California's child care system faces deep cuts
• San Ramon man arrested in Dublin hit-and-run
• Gov. Brown names Marquez, Greenwood and Danner to judicial posts
• Federal officials announces 20,000 youth summer jobs
• San Diego man's defibrillator stops knife during attack
• People: Van Halen postpones concerts to avoid burnout
• Oakland gets split in Texas, now heads to AT&T for a rivalry weekend
• Man killed in Fremont crash involving big rig
• Chabot-Las Positas chancellor leaving for College of the Desert
• Epicurean Events in Sonoma County: Saturday, May 19th
• Driver who was hero in Chowchilla bus kidnap dies
• San Jose man dies after getting caught in middle of CHP chase
• Mysterious 'massive' black cat spotted again in the hills of Pleasanton
• Video: Will Smith slaps would-be kisser
• Thomas Peele: News operation seeking involvement from citizen journalists
• San Jose police give all clear in Willow Glen after suspicious powder, threatening note found at nail salon
• Facebook IPO huge but no pop
• San Jose: Gilroy man convicted of murder in retrial of 2009 DUI crash that killed 6-year-old
• Sisters arrested for beating Benicia store clerk over cigarettes
• Chavez Supermarket sets up shop on Mission Boulevard in Hayward
• Facebook's price stays flat but trading sets record
• Women's Professional Soccer folds after 3 years
• Woman killed Friday in motorcycle accident in Oakland
• Will it be a new, improved Manny Ramirez wearing an A's jersey?
• People: Donna Summer blamed 9/11 for lung cancer
• Richmond High technology students complete e-bike challenge
• Sheriff's deputy has jaw broken by inmate accused of Berkeley hills murder
• For Earthquakes forward Alan Gordon, soccer turned his life around
• Oakland police make arrests, seize multiple illegal firearms
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian smells good at the fragrance awards
• Police looking for San Leandro armed robber
• Oakland police save life of suicidal man
• San Jose Earthquakes to host U.S. Open Cup match on May 29
• People: Kim Kardashian coming between Kanye West, Jay-Z?
• One killled, two critically injured in solo car crash in Berkeley
• Cal fails to land highly rated running back recruit
• East Bay beer events May 19-20, from sours to Sessions
• Field set to replace Nadia Lockyer
• Finding the Love, When Your Lover Has Left…
• Union City school to hold free documentary screening
• A different kind of promotion for East Bay veterans
• Oakland pot entrepreneur facing criminal charges
• Cal rugby: Why Golden Bears are not vying for collegiate title
• 'American Idol': And our two finalists are ...
• Annular solar eclipse -- a 'ring of fire' -- visible in Northern California on Sunday
• Oakland A's owner Lew Wolff still eyes new San Jose ballpark, but commissioner Bud Selig is reluctant to impose any decision
• Bay Area immigration records, destined for dustbin, will be released Tuesday
• Dave Zabriskie wins individual time trial, leads Tour of California with 3 stages to go
• Antioch hammers home consequences of cutting class
• San Francisco: Three arrested in connection with scam targeting older Asian women
• Berkeley will spend up to $24,000 to revamp media policies after chief sent officer to reporter's home
• Happy Hour at Hudson is a homerun
• San Ramon man arrested in connection with string of garage burglaries
• Vallejo police, family give account of fatal dog shooting
• Atherton: PG&E crews repairing gas line leak that prompted shelter in place
• Crews responding to downed power lines in Woodside, SF
• Field set to replace Nadia Lockyer
• Huge job cuts rumored to be looming at Hewlett Packard
• Hercules loses state environmental grant; city, state exchange letters
• Facebook sets bar high for huge IPO
• Oakland Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain found guilty
• Raiders linbeacker McClain found guilty
• Gravel spill blocking lanes on westbound I-580 in Castro Valley
• Richmond area police agencies on alert after recent killings
• Summer event season approaches in downtown Hayward
• Dark days for California's courts
• Authorities ID bicyclist struck and killed by vehicle in Dublin
• Counterculture icon Wavy Gravy will host a benefit concert on Tuesday to raise money for his camp
• Martinez: Outdoor dining a go, but plan to abolish one-way streets on hold
• Kennedy-King Memorial College Scholarship Banquet will honor local students who have overcome obstacles to pursue their education
• Comcast to charge Internet customers who use more than 300 GB a month
• In a huge victory for Oregon-based SolarWorld, U.S. slaps hefty tariffs on Chinese solar panels
• Bay Area home sales see best April in six years
• Bay Area immigration records, destined for dustbin, will be released Tuesday
• Autopsy: Evidence of marijuana in Trayvon Martin's blood
• San Jose man fights for life as family criticizes time lapse before roadside discovery
• Funeral services scheduled Friday for Hayward police officer killed in motorcycle accident
• Ross Stores profit up sharply from strong sales
• Giant hitters come alive in victory over Cardinals
• Frost Amphitheater revived at Stanford
• State judges must post financial info online
• Crews fighting brush fire near Highway 84 in Livermore
• BART police seeking family of dead man, witnesses to fatal incident
• Facebook prices IPO shares at $38 apiece, stands to reap more than $18 billion
• State Bar charges Santa Clara County prosecutor with misconduct
• Man, 78, reported missing in Fremont
• A's go extras to salvage split with Texas
• Man, 18, dies after gang-related shooting in San Jose
• Benicia man sentenced for his role in murder and torture of Martinez teen
• Republican state senate candidates debate in Tracy
• Oakland police seize 16 guns at auto repair shop
• Police: Peninsula man faked carjacking story
• Police still seeking robbery suspect after fruitless search of East Oakland house
• Celeb Pix: Beth Ditto living it up at Cannes
• La Mar Cebicheria Peruana--Excellent Authentic Peruvian Cuisine
• Livermore approves garbage, water rate hikes
• Bay Area Jazz: May 17-20
• Bay Area Jazz: May 17-20
• Iran to sue Google over dropping Persian Gulf name
• Review: Dandy Warhols rock the Fillmore
• Black Preachers selling their Soul to Obama?
• Black Preachers selling their Soul to Obama?
• '80 Plates' Episode Two: Sheep, Quenelles and Massive Egos
• 'American Idol' Top 3: Who won the night?
• Anemic San Francisco Giants lose to St. Louis Cardinals
• Darvish, injuries put big hurt on Oakland
• Caltrain hits, kills man in South San Jose
• San Jose: Crews digging up coffins from forgotten cemetery on Valley Medical Center campus
• At two Oakland schools, a mobile food pantry eases families' financial burden
• Antioch sisters suing for missed chances to stop years of sexual abuse
• Sisters Jolene and Danielle Henderson aim to make College World Series trip together with Cal softball
• Sole survivor in 2005 East Oakland triple homicide takes stand in death penalty case
• Electrical fire reveals warehouse-sized pot grow in Richmond
• Oakland Zoo Hosts Cynthia Moss for Celebrating Elephants Reception, Lecture and Silent Auction
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Willow Rosenthal Helps City Slickers Become Urban Farmers
• Mark Purdy: 49ers' Super Bowl bid will take a village, or a valley
• Use your cell in the car, pay the piper
• Use your cell in the car, pay the piper
• Huge DEA sweep crushes alleged father-and-son marijuana ring based in the East Bay
• Oakland law targets violent protesters
• Berkeley homeowner told to clean up act or face one-year eviction
• Brentwood's downtown monument sign damaged
• Questions and concerns on Walnut Creek draft budget
• Police chase ends with crash in front of San Leandro sheriff's office
• Delays impact separate lines on BART commute
• Dozens of Richmond riders pay respects to injured cyclists
• Stop the presses, fire up the grill: Pleasant Hill In-N-Out opens Thursday
• Electrical fire reveals warehouse-sized pot grow in Richmond
• Fire at Black Diamond Middle School in Antioch
• Pleasanton woman sentenced to year in county jail for burning down family home
• Richmond to place 'soda tax' on November ballot
• Video of incident involving Raiders' Rolando McClain surfaces
• FEC says Feinstein can't go back to donors after embezzlement
• Authorities ID man found dead at Castro Valley house
• Bay Area plan to guide growth up for regional vote
• Sagan wins fourth straight Tour of California stage
• Man killed while sitting in his car in Richmond
• Gas leak at Contra Costa College nearly fixed after classes evacuated
• Former FAME charter school CEO claims in suit that she's a scapegoat
• Huge DEA sweep crushes alleged father-and-son marijuana ring based in the East Bay
• Dwight Bentel, founder of San Jose State University journalism department, dies at 103
• State Supreme Court to decide if illegal immigrant can practice law
• PlayGround Film Festival of local playwrights shows in Berkeley May 24 & 26
• The California Blueprint for Great Schools
• The California Blueprint for Great Schools
• Roadshow: A new Roadshow contest: were are the most considerate drivers?
• Leading insurer says it paid $109 million in 2011 for dog bite claims
• 2 Navy ships collide in Pacific; no injuries
• Man struck by pellet gun in San Leandro
• Occupy targets AC Transit
• DC police: Sikh officers can wear beards, turbans
• Hicks: Tyra Banks spreading the word about skinniness
• Google to change search pages, include new results from extensive database
• Bicyclist killed in Dublin hit-and-run
• Berkeley homeowners told to clean up act or face one-year eviction
• Tim Kawakami: Oakland Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor goes from ghost to man
• A's split short series against Angels and now head to Texas for two
• Report: Todd McLellan to return as San Jose Sharks coach
• Get Your Splash On!
• Suspected Fremont burglar arrested after foot chase across highway
• Fremont looks toward recovery amid brighter budget news
• More with Mads Tolling: Ponty, Zappa and Turtle Island
• Missing San Jose man found alive a week after discovery of his wrecked pickup
• Mads Tolling celebrates Jean-Luc Ponty on disc and stage
• Sacramento man gets 18 years for killing college roommate from Santa Clara
• Ex-Saint Mary's assistant coach suspended by NBA for a year
• Standoff ends with man arrested after throwing dog off Livermore motel balcony, pointing gun at man
• Celeb pix: Bill Murray, Bruce Willis ham it up at Cannes
• Pittsburg teacher honored for bilingual classroom success
• Brentwood celebrates its new Civic Center
• Colts continue workouts without Andrew Luck
• Knightsen, Byron school districts draw grand jury's attention
• Bethel Island residents rally around fire victim
• Delta First Five expands to satellite center in Brentwood
• WNBA survey: Stanford's Nnemkadi Ogwumike will win Rookie of the Year
• Joan Aragone: Decade of writing senior column has been eye-opener
• Neighbor: Former Pittsburg Mayor Lori Anzini tells of her widowhood journey in new book
• Firefighters battling fire in San Francisco restaurant
• Lance Armstrong wants doping questions to end
• Hicks: Jennifer Lopez may leave 'American Idol'
• A's: Has Bartolo Colon's second half slide already started?
• None injured in gang-related drive-by shooting in Newark
• 32 arrested in major probation sweep in Oakland
• Pacquiao says he's not against homosexuality
• 'Glee' recap: Nationals and such
• On second chances and customer service
• Unclean Hands at the Gill Tract?
• The Austerions
• Letters for the Week of May 16, 2012
• Is It Time for a Special Prosecutor?
• A Cloud Darkens Over Vapor Room
• One Big Happy Elite Family
• Quan Recall Should End
• Guillen, Quirk, and Wiener, and Yes on B, 28, and 29
• Pirate Radio Goes Legit
• El Charapo: Bringing it Michoacán style
• San Francisco Giants' flaws exposed in 5-4 loss to Colorado
• Monte Poole: Carson Palmer's defining year with Oakland Raiders
• 'Dancing with the Stars': Maria Menounos and Derek Hough eliminated
• 'America's Got Talent' recap: San Francisco auditions weird and wonderful
• Cancer survivor starts San Jose's Amgen Tour of California stage with a bang
• Facebook IPO has individual investors lining up
• Man survives being struck by Caltrain in South S.F.
• Lawsuit attacks teacher tenure rules in low-income San Jose school district
• Berkeley's Fred Rodriguez using Tour of California as platform to boost his Olympic dream
• Oakland A's look to forget loss to Los Angeles Angels as they face Texas Rangers
• Tim Kawakami: It's clear some San Francisco Giants went out in a blaze of glory with 2010 title
• Pleasanton council approves Walmart grocery store
• Klay Thompson finishes sixth in Rookie of the Year voting
• 'Silent ride' in Richmond to honor victims of bike collisions
• Brown backtracks on plan to phase out the state's youth prison system
• Oakland City Council questions police protocol with victim's families
• Santa Rosa man who stole idling pickup with toddler inside faces 11 years in prison
• New comic book releases 5/16/12.
• Mongols motorcycle gang member sentenced for murdering rival Hells Angels member
• Redfin plans to hire real estate agents in the bay area
• Bolinas man found guilty of being nude, resisting police near Stinson Beach
• Presbyterian church representatives refuse to rebuke former San Rafael pastor in gay marriage dispute
• Federal judge requires Richmond robbery defendant to submit book reports while free on bond
• Person airlifted from Mt. Diablo State Park after vehicle wreck
• ABC plots 'Revenge' on Sundays; plans all-star edition of 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Nasty nickname once again fits the Nimitz Freeway
• Daniel Borenstein: Amgen Tour was a celebration of community in the East Bay
• Contra Costa election forums air on public television, online Forums on available on public television and online
• Candidates set the table for 18th Assembly District seat
• Body found in bloody scene at Castro Valley home
• Antioch looking to fill several committee positions
• Contra Costa supervisors endorse tobacco tax measure
• Rally in Oakland on Wednesday to decry proposed early education budget cuts
• Former Contra Costa sex crimes prosecutor Gressett on paid leave receives pay raise
• Contra Costa County adopts $1.2 billion budget
• City Slicker Farms is accepting bids to turn old paint factory into a farm
• Tyde Moore's New Single - Because You First Loved Me
• Is Facebook a good investment?
• Ygnacio Valley High stadium lighting project on meeting agenda
• Burglars steal cash from Foothill High principal's office in Pleasanton
• Malcolm X festival Saturday in Oakland
• 3 suspected gang members charged in deadly San Pablo drive-by shooting
• Judge: Video of suspended SF Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's wife can be used in suspension hearing
• Yahoo, AOL veteran Garlinghouse takes helm of startup YouSendIt
• Appeals court upholds securities fraud findings against former Silicon Valley executive
• Amgen Tour nears the finish line in Livermore
• Hicks: Ellen DeGeneres wins Mark Twain award
• Families, teachers stunned by sudden closure of Oakland charter school
• Peter Sagan continues Tour of California dominance, wins Stage 3 with sprint finish in Livermore
• Oakland's annual Greek festival starts Friday
• Raiders' backup quarterback Terrelle Pryor looks sharp in practice
• Foreclosures drop across Bay Area
• Raiders' Darren McFadden feels like his old self
• Person hit and killed by train in Fremont
• Ferries between the East Bay and Peninsula begin June 4
• Town hall Thursday at CSU-East Bay to discuss keeping higher education affordable
• SUMMER NATURE HIKES, BIKE RIDES AND BIRDWATCHING IN THE LAMORINDA AREA
• Woman hit by car in Danville released from hospital
• Rep. Barbara Lee attacks Romney on Obama's behalf
• Brown, in "management mode," chides those who oppose tax hikes on wealthy
• Hercules officials lash back at state over scathing audit
• Hicks: 'The Avengers' has seriously revived The Hulk's career
• Vandals leave their mark on Rock City
• Genentech to test Alzheimer's drug on healthy patients in historic first prevention trial
• Hicks: Lady Gaga cancels Indonesia show over religious protests
• 49ers rookie tears ACL
• Top news photos: Lone giraffe, clown convention and more
• 2 Greenpeace members arrested at Apple HQ after protest featuring iPhone costumes
• Manny Ramirez to begin 10-game assignment with Triple-A Sacramento on Saturday
• Vallejo: Good samaritans rescue two wheelchair-bound men from van fire
• San Leandro police looking for armed teenage robbers
• 'The Bachelorette' recap: Meet Emily and her suitors
• Cal Bears sign a 7-footer -- or did they?
• Connect with jazz greats in newly restored classic "The Connection"
• Five candidates for 20th Assembly District seat offer different viewpoints
• 'The Bachelorette' recap: Emily wants a minivan full of babies
• Oakland A's defeat Los Angeles Angels 5-0
• Giants topple Colorado Rockies
• 'America's Got Talent' recap: Howard Stern behaves himself in debut
• Gov. Jerry Brown slashes programs for the poor, threatens to do the same to schools
• Gov. Jerry Brown slashes programs for the poor, threatens to do the same to schools
• Oakland warrant sweeps net 32 suspects
• San Francisco makes new play for Warriors
• Pittsburg couple volunteers time to teach kids through sports, help with academics
• Little fighters to be crowned at Tracy Relay for Life
• Oakland: TV news reporter, photographer have camera and tripod stolen in brazen daylight theft
• Warriors promote Kirk Lacob to assistant general manager
• Immigration permit auction touted as reform that would aid economy
• Nevada man arrested in San Pablo on suspicion of car theft
• AEG holds on to lead in bid for O.co Coliseum contract
• Gov. Jerry Brown says voters face "day of reckoning" to avoid budget pain
• Brown: Social services cuts needed to eliminate $15.7 billion deficit
• Martinez may abolish one-way streets downtown
• San Francisco: Second arrest in Golden Gate Park slaying
• Nadia Lockyer obtains restraining order against her ex-lover
• Antioch looks at $40,000 name change for L Street
• California immigration plan to legalize workers faces hurdles
• Roadshow: Green-bike lanes aren't a hit with everyone
• Richmond to consider placing 'soda tax' before voters
• MLB, union rescind ex-Giant Eliezer Alfonzo's 100-game drug ban
• Warriors promote Kirk Lacob to assistant GM
• Turf-dancing production by teen journalists wins news award
• Slovakia's Peter Sagan wins another Tour of California stage with strong finish in Aptos
• Hicks: Michael Jackson's clothes going on tour
• Man killed in drive-by shooting in North Richmond
• Latest draft of Delta Plan released
• Five arrested on suspicion of scamming 83-year-old El Cerrito man out of thousands
• Homeless brothers see light at end of tunnel after lightning strike
• Oikos nursing program put on probation by state
• Ooh, aah: Take in Yosemite views -- by computer.
• Celeb Pix: Who is the fairest of them all? Is it Kristen Stewart or Charlize Theron?
• Man found shot to death in East Oakland is identified
• UC police clear out 'Occupy the Farm' protesters in Albany
• Tammerlin Drummond: A tireless advocate for sexually exploited children
• The Science National Report Card: Catholic school are much better
• Matt Leinart happy to join a West Coast offense with Raiders
• Authorities confirm VTA supervisor found dead near Tracy
• Monte Poole: 'Life coach' Lamonte Winston will try to protect the Raiders' greatest assets: The players
• Candidates for 20th Assembly District seat offer different viewpoints
• Hicks: Freddie Mercury gets cameo (sort of) in London musical
• Mario Batali a hungry chef on week-long food stamp challenge
• Bump California death penalty measure from November ballot, group says
• Hicks: Sarah Hyland of 'Modern Family' gets kidney from dad
• Martinez to ink deal Wednesday to sell historic downtown building
• Mother of missing teen Sierra LaMar issues Mother's Day letter
• Source: MLB fires arbitrator who ruled in Ryan Braun case
• Ex-receiver Erik Affholter missing in Southern California
• Hicks: Demi Lovato joins Britney Spears on 'X Factor' judges panel
• 6th discarded pipe bomb found in Palm Springs
• Jazz on the plaza at the Oakland Cathedral of Christ the Light
• 'Once Upon a Time' season finale recap: Emma believes
• Tigers' Verlander dominates Athletics in 3-1 victory
• Gil Evans at 100: Recalling his Northern California years
• Jazz up your Saturdays at Pacifica Performances
• Livermore plans to party hardy on race day
• Me and My Car: A stainless steel beauty with wings
• Voters to decide on bond measure to renovate Antioch High
• Malicious online ads target consumers
• 'Survivor: One World' The end is here
• San Bruno to welcome back survivors of PG&E blast
• San Jose Earthquakes earn 1-1 draw with Chivas USA
• Fresh Strawberries at the Berkeley Farmer's Market
• Barnidge: Students of Excellence show public education still can work
• Tables turned: UC Berkeley researchers study kids to make computers smarter
• More solo drivers using toll lanes at Highway 237 and Interstate 880
• Oakland manages only two hits in 3-1 loss to Detroit
• Alameda County budget deficit on agenda at Monday meeting
• Antioch police investigating nonfatal Sunday shooting near West 10th Street
• Daniel Loeb: Southern California native a hedge fund manager who takes on corporate executives
• Oakland sex trafficking: Gala this week to help child victims
• Yahoo announcement of CEO's resignation victory for Third Point
• El Monte Raps Up STAR
• Californians Against Sexual Exploitation Act takes last step to get on ballot
• Oakland Athletics fall to Detroit Tigers 3-1
• Ten years after controversial Cinco de Mayo arrests, Richmond and its police have changed
• Peter Sagan takes first stage of Amgen Tour of California
• San Francisco Giants take series against Arizona Diamondbacks with 7-3 win
• Political Blotter: House again refuses to stop federal raids on medical marijuana
• Mark Purdy: Giants, A's ownership should do what's right for baseball
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian snuggles courtside with Kayne West
• Boston University community mourns loss of three classmates
• The Nation's 2011 Science Report Card. Why Black parents must worry
• Yahoo CEO stepping down
• Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson stepping down
• NBC announces a fall schedule heavy on comedy
• Verlander looms as big challenge for upstart A's on Mother's Day
• Lance Armstrong's former manager to rejoin team for Stage 2
• Dog Fun Day this Saturday, May 19th
• Gunman kills Afghan peace council member in Kabul
• California FBI agent missing, possibly armed, suicidal
• Official: 49 bodies left on Mexico highway
• Bass player Donald 'Duck' Dunn dies in Tokyo
• Arum Says Pacquiao-Mayweather Winner Should Earn Extra 10%
• Maker Faire returns to San Mateo May 19-20
• Online gun business based in Pleasant Hill condo raises concerns
• In Alameda County judge race, it's all about experience
• Kim Kardashian Divorce: Kris Humphries Won't Get Engagement Ring Back
• Matt Cain, San Francisco Giants beat Diamondbacks 5-2
• Mother's day
• Website reports that federal agents served Lance Armstrong's former team director with subpoena
• Deficit figure swells to $16B
• What Can I Learn from the Medicine Wheel Tradition?
• Concord woman beaten by couple with lamp
• Brandon McCarthy, Oakland A's beat Detroit Tigers 3-1
• Oakland A's outfielder Jonny Gomes swings pink bat for mom
• Tour of California: Reigning champ Chris Horner making case for Olympics
• Oakland Raiders rookies get crash course during minicamp
• Livermore rattlesnake bite victim airlifted to Eden Medical Center
• FAME charter school faces uncertain future
• Oakland Effect: Tell us what "Oakland effect" means to you
• Tammerlin Drummond: Noted journalist Gwen Ifill addresses Holy Names University graduates
• Give 'Em Hill: 'Trek' trek -- the search for stars in the Tri-Valley quadrant
• Maternal gratitude
• Oakland marchers protest police shooting of high school student
• McCarthy dominant in 3-1 A's win over Tigers
• High school sports season heads to finish line with announcement of top athletes
• Slideshow: Google's Eric Schmidt delivers UC Berkeley keynote speech
• Luhr/Graf win overall title at American Le Mans Series Monterey
• Gill Tract in Albany still home to occupiers
• A's outfielder Yoenis Cespedes goes on disabled list
• California's budget deficit has ballooned to $16 billion, Gov. Jerry Brown says
• The Education Report: Moldy portables, broken heaters and a 90-yard football field, all competing for attention
• A new neighborhood designation in Oakland: KONO
• Top news photos: Football fans riot in Istanbul, hot air balloon festival and more
• Earthquakes not rattled by injuries
• Family and co-workers search for missing VTA supervisor
• Facebook is more than the year's hottest stock story -- it's a cultural phenomenon
• Oakland officials ask public to send video, photos of vandals
• One killed, one injured in Oakland shootings
• Police: Man arrested after pulling gun on victim in Santa Cruz
• Pleasanton boy suffers minor injuries when run over by vehicle
• Pitching duel looms on Saturday night for Oakland, Detroit at Coliseum
• San Ramon house fire displaces family of four
• One-alarm fire damages Bay Point home
• Man dies from heart attack in boat off Half Moon Bay coast
• Former Warriors coach Don Nelson graduates from Iowa 50 years later
• QUAIL MOTORCYCLE GATHERING ROCKS CARMEL
• Rescued girl tells sister: 'Now we can go home'
• Spain braces for more protests over economic woes
• In Egypt turmoil, thieves hunt pharaonic treasures
• Brandon Inge and Josh Reddick power A's past Tigers, 11-4
• Veterans incensed over report of overwhelming delays at Oakland VA office
• Nadia Lockyer obtains restraining order against her ex-lover
• May preview: Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
• SaberCats beat Utah Blaze, own first place in Arena Football League's West Division
• Oakland A's slug way to 11-4 romp over Detroit Tigers
• San Francisco Giants lose again in Arizona
• Inge, A's explode in big 11-4 win over Tigers
• Oakland high school singing group wins international a cappella competition
• Oakland's Jack London Market still hungry for food vendors
• Moms react to Time's provocative breast-feeding cover
• 49ers, San Francisco team up -- to bring Super Bowl to Santa Clara
• Fremont hospital rides wave in joint replacements
• Prolific surgeon leads way as Fremont hospital rides wave in joint replacements
• Citywise: Fremont to present balanced budget
• 20,000 mourners pay final respects to Junior Seau at public memorial service
• Tour of California field boasts world class experience, plus cycling's next generation of stars
• Water program chief's email hissy fit is all wet
• San Francisco: Major BART delays after power outage at Montgomery Street station
• Small earthquake recorded near Pittsburg
• San Francisco: Police investigating fatal shooting in Oceanview District
• Leaders gather to help California economy
• UC Berkeley protest ends with 12 cited for trespassing
• State Board of Education splits vote on Clayton Valley High waiver
• Gov. Jerry Brown removes controversial doctor fighting tobacco tax
• San Francisco: Misprint lists wrong voter party on primary ballot stubs
• San Francisco: Teachers authorize strike as contract talks stall
• Oakland city officials ask for photos, videos showing recent acts of violence
• Mount Diablo provides a new wrinkle when Amgen Tour of California hits the Bay Area next week
• Oakland looks to shake funk against Detroit tonight at the Coliseum
• Can the high CAHSEE failing rate be reduced?
• Can the high CAHSEE failing rate be reduced?
• Concord DUI checkpoint set for May 19
• Cal softball: Bears shut out Arizona State, clinch first outright Pac-12 title since 1987
• How to Find Heart-Centered Livelihood-- Choose the Right Ingredients!
• 49ers rookie LaMichael James determined to make big impression
• Jennifer Hudson family slayings suspect convicted of murder
• Gov. Jerry Brown removes controversial doctor fighting tobacco tax
• Roadshow: Rules of the road same for green bike lanes
• Fire burning near building in Antioch
• Former Your Black Muslim Bakery member not guilty in gun case
• Roadshow: Bottlenecks at 87-101 and 85-Foothill Expressway in South Bay could be unplugged
• San Ramon man pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Walnut Creek proposed two year budget calls for more police and cuts
• Newark students grieve for slain football star Osana Futi
• West Contra Costa schools erred in teacher layoffs, judge rules
• Disabled BART train at San Francisco's Civic Center station causing delays
• Los Gatos murder-for-hire: Ex-fiancee was willing to lie on stand, according to document
• Carl Steward: Darting here and there . . .
• Shelter-in-place lifted from 3 San Jose High Schools after gunman flees area
• A's send outfield prospect Michael Taylor to Triple-A Sacramento
• Hicks: Whitney Houston's family to star in reality show
• I Love This City festival switches venues; now slated for Shoreline Amphitheatre
• San Pablo man who killed young mother near Richmond school sentenced to 60 years to life in prison
• Facebook updates privacy policy to give users more info on 'cookies'
• Good-bye, curls: Jewish ceremony marks boy's first haircut
• Hicks: 'Desperate Housewives' still fighting off-camera
• This weekend: kids, olive oil, cheese, gardens and dessert
• Brother of 49ers star Vernon Davis declared incompetent to stand trial in murder case
• Visions clash at Hercules town hall meeting
• Oakland: Young girl and woman injured in early morning hit-run
• San Francisco: Man bashed on head with baseball bat during robbery in Oceanview
• Celeb pix: Rihanna steals show at 'Battleship' premiere
• Judge throws out defamation suit against Syracuse, Jim Boeheim
• Oakley man lone American killed in Indonesia plane crash
• Hicks: '30 Rock's' next season is its last
• Sex-slavery documentary yanked from Ukiah 5th-grade class
• Jerry Brown fires doctor in tobacco tax ad
• Berkeley: Capitol Corridor train hits unoccupied pickup truck
• Senate votes to stop spending on MTC regional headquarters project
• Hicks: Zooey Deschanel to star in 'Coal Miner's Daughter' on Broadway
• Modesto carjacker makes victims strip to underwear
• Advocates: Gilead's HIV prevention pill could save lives
• Police continue search for 11-year-old boy missing from Oakland group home
• The Crazy Cloud Collection
• Robert Guerrero ready for Selcuk Aydin on July 28
• Fremont police arrest man for fighting with officers, giving alcohol to minor
• San Jose police: Student with Airsoft gun touched off Independence High lockdown
• What companies do this ?
• Earthquakes to host English Premier League team on July 31
• Obama's fundraising visit to Studio City thrills fans, onlookers
• Another chance to 'Get Lost' in Napa
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• Hicks: Time magazine's breast-feeding covers causes stir
• Western week returns to<br> Castro Valley
• Detroit Tigers unload on Oakland A's starter Bartolo Colon in 10-6 win
• Mark Purdy: Oakland Raiders fans should be concerned about Minnesota Vikings stadium deal
• Former Stanford receiver Chris Owusu looks for fresh start with the San Francisco 49ers
• Eye from the Aisle: 16Th Annual BEST OF PLAYGROUND--good reason to cross Bridge
• 2012-2013 Fall renewal List for the top four networks
• Rising California gas prices expected to increase even more
• Federal appeals court overturns Alameda County death sentence
• Federal appeals court overturns Alameda County death sentence
• Oakland's Mother of the Year event is Saturday
• 'American Idol': Time runs out for Hollie Cavanagh
• Expect delays Tuesday due to Amgen Tour of California
• Owners claim pit bull found tied to Antioch railroad track
• Former bike racer Bob Roll rolls into TV career with offbeat wit
• Ex-military cop arrested, two CHP officers injured in chase from Novato to Concord
• Note in girls' bathroom spurs Vallejo elementary school bomb sweep
• If you're a woman you want to know this: National Women's Health Week
• NBC renews 'Parenthood,' plans final season of '30 Rock'
• Equipment problems causing 20-minute BART delays
• Bay Area vets wait almost a year on average to have claims processed at Oakland VA facility
• Fire destroys three-story home in Bethel Island
• Rally Friday in Oakland against cuts to services for women and families
• Rodeo Hercules Fire District closing one of its stations because of budget cuts
• 'Help me! Get me out!': Burning car crash driver in San Rafael rescued, then booked
• Live coverage: Garcia sentenced to life in prison in Los Gatos murder-for-hire case
• Injury accident blocking all lanes of I-80 near Richmond
• State audit blasts Hercules financial practices; more reports coming up
• Standoff at Oakland hills home ends peacefully
• Pittsburg teachers, school district reach tentative agreement
• Report: Darrius Heyward-Bey of Oakland Raiders charged with drunken driving
• Solar industry, utilities clash over proposal to change the way "net metering is calculated
• Oakland police looking for suspect in officer-involved shooting
• Expect delays Tuesday due to Amgen Tour of California
• Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson says he never gave company a résumé, source says
• Fremont school board reluctantly raises class sizes
• Rally Friday against prostitution in the San Antonio and Eastlake neighborhoods
• Hicks: Russell Brand will host MTV Movie Awards
• East Bay protestors gather at Berkeley and Oakland BoAs
• Giants: Bochy well aware of the "Free Belt" movement
• BART board approves contract for 410 new train cars
• Brothers suspected in San Jose homicide arrested in Salt Lake City
• Authorities continue to probe Santa Clara fire that destroyed unfinished townhouses
• Moss, Crabtree make it look easy at 49ers workout
• Pleasanton: US Bank near Stoneridge mall robbed by acne-prone man in fisherman's hat
• Police seal off UC Berkeley research farm
• San Jose City Hall falcons given names
• Two people robbed at gunpoint in Fremont
• AT&T denied permit for antennas
• Plans for Safeway expansion in Albany vetted
• Alice Medrich signs "Sinfully Easy Delicious Desserts" Saturday, May 12
• One injured after El Cerrito accidents involving vehicles and city schools
• Education fund launches new college persistence program
• Celeb Pix: Mariska Hargitay, Chris Meloni together again
• Loved ones mourn fallen Alameda soldier
• USFL relaunching, ex-Raider Fred Biletnikoff involved
• Boy, 11, reported missing from West Oakland group home
• Owners claim pit bull found tied to Antioch railroad track
• Services scheduled for slain Newark football star
• Workers at businesses sold alcohol to minors, Alameda police say
• Murder trial begins for Antioch man charged with killing ex-girlfriend's roommate
• Antioch men arrested in marijuana operation
• Monte Poole: Saying goodbye to Junior Seau and wondering why
• Fox cancels mystery series 'Alcatraz'
• San Rafael teen suspect, wearing shackles and a smile, delays plea in Guy Fieri's Lamborghini and guns case
• A PRESIDENT RUNNING OUT OF THE CLOSET!
• Cal football, basketball graduation rates not encouraging
• San Francisco jewelry designer brings ladylike looks to the Bay
• San Francisco jewelry designer brings ladylike looks to the Bay
• Fewer Californians attending state universities, researchers find
• Silicon Valley technology helps power new 'sharing economy'
• Contra Costa County foster child seeks to close 'gap' in transition to adult independence
• Orlando Harding shares about Revolution Comics latest creation Night Stalker
• 'American Idol': Joshua, Jessica blow the judges away
• San Francisco Giants lose to Dodgers 6-2
• Mark Purdy: It'll be salsa time for Oakland A's if Yoenis Cespedes stays healthy
• Report: San Francisco police shoot, kill man in Nob Hill standoff
• Around Livermore: Turkeys don't make the best neighbors
• Great car events happening this weekend in the Bay Area
• President Barack Obama announces support for same-sex marriage
• Stagebridge offers classes in San Francisco, beginning May 14
• Stagebridge offers classes in San Francisco, beginning May 14
• Union City exempts gas stations from tobacco ordinance
• Person leads police on chase from Novato to Concord
• Fremont second-grader wins national wildlife art contest
• Oakland Zoo plans to ask Alameda County voters to OK tax measure
• Berkeley High School teacher named in harassment lawsuit suspended
• No. 1 Cal softball team might be better than 2002 NCAA champions
• Bed, Bath & Beyond to buy Cost Plus
• Slideshow: 'Survivor: One World': Last man standing now sits on the jury
• Mt. Diablo school district bracing for more cuts
• It's hot, but not record-breaking hot
• Vallejo couple shot at, injured while driving Wednesday night
• Report: Zuckerberg to appear at Facebook IPO event Friday in Palo Alto
• Investor who revealed Scott Thompson's false degree claim demands Yahoo CEO be replaced
• Passing CAHSEE in grade ten can reduce high school dropout rates
• Witness: Pinkberry co-founder chased, beat homeless man
• Useful movie and movie industry sites
• Autopsies inconclusive in Pleasanton double shooting
• Union City exempts gas stations from tobacco ordinance
• Employee concessions, reserves help Hayward close budget gap
• Fremont second-grader wins national wildlife art contest
• Molotov cocktail suspected in fire in unincorporated San Pablo
• Hicks: Sofia Vergara splits with boyfriend
• Oakland Mayor Jean Quan says recall campaign poised to fail
• Community mourns San Jose native killed in Half Moon Bay crash
• Roadshow: Come meet Mr. and Mrs. Roadshow at Hybrids 2 Hot Rods show on Saturday
• SFO-bound jet makes emergency landing in Denver
• Alameda County's only pending death penalty case begins
• Man guilty in 2008 San Francisco traffic killings
• Cable TV program to examine San Leandro cold case Friday night
• At Oakland elementary school, Teacher Appreciation Week marked by a morning picket
• Hicks: 'Avengers' sequel gets green light
• Mehserle asks appeals court for new trial
• Obama's shift on gay marriage in line with country's shift
• Bed Bath & Beyond to buy Oakland-based Cost Plus for $495M
• Clayton Valley Charter High School's new executive director to meet community Thursday
• A's strand 10 runners in 5-2 loss to Blue Jays
• Senior scammer workshop in Richmond
• San Francisco: Alleged MS-13 gang member Edwin Ramos found guilty of murdering father, two sons
• Skater killed in collision is Livermore middle school student
• Lab, 13 pounds of meth discovered in Newark home
• Piedmont's Blair Park youth sports complex plan dies
• Contra Costa's last asparagus farmer in the spotlight
• GOP Hispanic official from Bay Area in hot water over Romney immigration stance
• UC Berkeley student dies in fall from dormitory
• Cal athletic director confident Bears will host NCAA softball regional
• Late-night gold melt prompts hazmat response in Menlo Park
• Hicks: Britney Spears officially joins 'X Factor' as a judge
• Royals place ex-Giants pitcher Jonathan Sanchez on disabled list
• Police ID man suspected of lighting firework that sparked massive Antioch fire
• Lockdown lifted, no gun found after police search San Jose high school
• Oakley poised to start summer road, creek improvements
• Pittsburg opens door to high schoolers future with career fair
• Albany: Occupy farmers dismantle camp on UC property, move nearby
• Neighborhood outcry prompts Antioch to keep equipment at park
• Man arrested in Richmond shooting that critically wounded victim
• One-alarm fire damages Flavors of India restaurant in Berkeley
• City of Milpitas to lay off 52 employees, outsource, reorganize
• Obama supports same-sex marriage
• Hicks: John Travolta says he has proof sexual battery suit is bogus
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84 in LA
• Oakland Zoo plans to ask <br>voters to OK tax measure
• 4-year-old Concord girl hit by truck undergoes surgery
• Man arrested in crash that injured 11-year-old boy on Treasure Island
• Revival Bar & Kitchen Great Cuisine & Cocktails
• Tedford reviews spring practice, discusses playoff and odd Big Game scheduling
• POETRY BOOK REVIEW
• 'Glee' recap: Dinosaurs, anti-prom, and Blaine's fluffy hair
• Bioshock Infinite Pushed Back Until Feb. 2013
• Review: Death Cab brings Magik to Fox
• Roadshow: Rules of the road for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclist on city streets, bike trails
• Corrections for the Week of May 9, 2012
• Assembly Candidate Joel Young Accused of Falsifying Endorsements
• Circular Debate
• Bus Rapid Transit Is Not a Done Deal
• Coaches Question How Matt Stewart Got Hired
• Letters for the Week of May 9, 2012
• Police Chief Howard Jordan Deserves a Mixed Review
• Springtime for Cannabis
• 'Dancing with the Stars': Fans finish Roshon Fegan; Melissa Gilbert gone, as well
• Antioch focuses federal block grant dollars toward code enforcement, economic development
• Brandon Inge's ninth-inning grand slam lifts Oakland A's by Toronto Blue Jays
• Ryan Vogelsong, Brett Pill leads San Francisco Giants to 2-1 win over Los Angeles Dodgers
• 'The Voice': And the winner is ...
• Six tips for shopping Nordstrom Rack
• California will reach 40 million people milestone later than expected
• Scientists find hundredfold increase in plastic in Pacific Ocean since '70s
• Concord girl, 4, expected to survive hit-and-run collision
• New police patrols target Berkeley's Telegraph Avenue, People's Park
• Report: California's public schools face crushing stress levels
• Mount Diablo provides a new wrinkle when Amgen Tour of California hits the Bay Area next week
• Livermore: 13-year-old skateboarder killed in collision with pickup truck
• Pleasant Hill police investigating home invasion
• Pleasant Hill burglary suspect nabbed with help of citizen
• New comic book releases for 5/9/12
• Oakland police still seeking man who escaped from patrol car
• Gilead's Truvada pill safe for HIV prevention, FDA says
• Investigators have car possibly connected to disappearance of missing teen Sierra LaMar
• Crews battling raging fire at Antioch tire shop
• State's lawyers call MTC's building purchase improper; opinion fuels regionalism reform
• Armed man arrested while driving stolen vehicle in Walnut Creek
• Thomas Kinkade autopsy: alcohol, Valium and smudges of green paint
• Kinkade autopsy: Alcohol, Valium complicated by his physical condition
• Hicks: Denise Richards dating Richie Sambora, kissing Charlie Sheen
• Cyclists to ride from Oakland to Sacramento on Saturday to protest school spending levels
• Woman accused of running over San Mateo man during robbery
• Silicon Valley engineer convicted in Marvell trade secrets case
• California will reach 40 million people milestone later than expected
• Castro Valley toddler mauled by family dog, the second East Bay attack in two days
• Former bike racer Bob Roll rolls into TV career with offbeat wit
• Ad for cigarette-tax initiative attacks tobacco industry
• Bullets, marijuana and other obstacles to school reform in East Oakland
• Moon Dancing Towards an Eclipse!
• Mount Diablo School District goes 90 percent solar
• Oakland Raiders sign free agent center Colin Miller
• Quakes announcer Gus Johnson making an impact in first year calling soccer matches
• Fremont student finishes fifth in 'Hoop Shoot'
• Hercules town hall meeting to discuss property sales
• Hicks: Howard Stern targeted by Parents Television Council
• Teacher Appreaciation Week
• Authorities ID San Jose man who died hiking in Fremont
• Hicks: John Travolta accused of sexual battery by second masseur
• Nefeli Caffé in Berkeley
• Hicks: Dustin Hoffman, Mila Kunis, join celebrity life savers
• Zone 7 separation delayed
• Hicks: Michael Jackson bodyguard says singer ordered his brother Randy shot
• Pleasant Hill to require photo ID for hotel guests
• Facebook spawns ecosystem of startups
• American High School volleyball coach Eric Cruzada dies
• Ryan Leaf pleads guilty to stealing painkillers
• Berkeley's new police patrols
• 7 Bay Area high schools ranked among magazine's top 100
• Two men arrested on gun-related charges in Walnut Creek
• Sonoma County pilot sentenced for flying while intoxicated
• Top news photos: Buddha's birthday, shipping Marilyn Monroe and more
• Democratic senators push back against plan to close state parks
• Report: California public schools <br>face crushing stress levels
• Family of Oakland police shooting victim Alan Blueford hires attorney to investigate incident that killed their son
• Teen killed in Oakland officer-involved shooting
• Monte Poole: 49ers QB Alex Smith already is hard at work
• Soldier from Alameda killed while serving in Afghanistan
• San Jose school raising money to help family of 2nd grader who died from fire
• From Larkspur to Haiti: World Beer Cup 2012
• Pleasanton council delays vote on Walmart grocery store
• Pleasanton mother, daughter shot to death in their home
• Los Angeles Dodgers rout San Francisco Giants 9-1
• Giants notebook: Reliever Guillermo Mota hit with 100-game suspension by Major League Baseball for positive drug test
• Slideshow: 'The Voice': Final performances
• Suspect escapes handcuffs, flees in Oakland police car
• Oakland: Man killed by officers Sunday was 18-year-old high school senior
• Oakland A's bullpen has been a strength of the team in the early season
• Oakland Announces 2012 Mother of the Year
• Frustrated by college costs, advocates turn to small piece of puzzle: student loan interest
• Dublin ups speed limits along four stretches of roadway
• Interest rates on student loans take center stage
• Dogs for HR Services?
• San Francisco: Investigator says Mission Street sexual assault suspect confessed
• Eighteen pounds of pot, hundreds of other marijuana-related items seized in Vallejo dispensary raid
• Roadshow: Fatal crash on Highway 17 prompts a state review at The Cats restaurant
• The First Amendment dies at Princeton
• Sharks ticket prices going up
• No good deed goes unpunished-Justin Schwartz
• Berkeley man, 19, pleads not guilty to murder charge in connection with liquor store shooting
• Apple zooms up Fortune 500 list, but can't catch oil giants, Hewlett-Packard
• Man shot in chest in home early Monday
• Pit bull attacks 2-year-old in Concord
• San Jose police officer shoots at suspect, who is not injured
• Team looking at safety situation on Niles Canyon Road
• 9th Circuit tosses lawsuit over VA mental health care
• Needs of women veterans reflected in art at San Francisco exhibit
• O.co Coliseum authority to redo vote on management contract Friday during special board meeting
• Flying Fortress makes annual stop in Hayward
• Green bike lanes spreading across Bay Area
• DA: Japanese Consulate official charged on Peninsula with stabbing wife
• Frustrated by college costs, advocates turn to small piece of puzzle: student loan interest
• Top news photos: Facebook IPO roadshow, mascot race and more
• UC Berkeley running out of patience for "Occupy the Farm"
• Postponed election forums rescheduled for Wednesday, May 9
• Hicks: Matthew Fox arrested for DUI
• High school graduation and the remedial education problem
• Mysterious gas odor reported Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill; school briefly evacuated
• Willows Theatre Company offers local students free admission to 'A Year with Frog and Toad.'
• San Jose police: Dozens of arrests, but a quieter Cindo de Mayo than other years
• Tammerlin Drummond: Road to success a question of choice
• Alameda: Firefighters rescue swimmer
• Google infringed on Oracle copyrights, jury finds, but leaves key question unanswered
• Hicks: James Cameron eyeing 3 'Avatar' sequels
• Hicks: John Travolta sued for sexual harassment
• Antioch police release sketches of suspects in cabbie robbery, kidnapping
• San Francisco: Van veers of Mission District sidewalk, hits woman pushing stroller
• Teacher appreciation week
• Abandoned pit bull found tied to Antioch railroad track
• San Francisco: 14-year-old boy shot in arm in Bayview District
• CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• Hicks: 'The Avengers' draws flack from Indians
• Police: Woman groped while walking on Livermore bike trail
• Red Volkswagen Jetta sought<br> in Sierra LaMar disappearance
• Kawakami: This has to be it for declining Giants pitcher Guillermo Mota
• A's return home above .500 after impressive road trip
• Santa Cruz: Bicyclist killed in hit-and-run on Highway 1 identified
• Clutter-free Mother's Day gifts
• Woman stabbed to death in Santa Cruz; Broadway closed for investigation
• Celeb pics: Actress Eva Longoria hangs out on the links with George Lopez
• Closing arguments begin in<br>Berkeley High murder case
• 49ers' A.J. Jenkins chooses running over walking
• Joined at birth, separated through surgery, San Jose twins relish independence
• Raiders safety Tyvon Branch signs franchise tender
• Hicks: Amanda Bynes' mobile crime spree continues
• Warriors assistant Michael Malone to interview for Bobcats head coaching job
• Cal State trustees backing off<br>pay increase for presidents
• Man who stabbed Marin resident 70 times convicted of 2nd degree murder
• Knicks not expecting Jeremy Lin to play in Game 5 Wednesday
• Mt. Diablo school district bands celebrate mothers on Saturday
• 'Once Upon a Time' recap: Poisonous apples and such - May 6, 2012
• Ballots are in the mail for June 5 election
• Californians to vote once again on modifying term-limits law
• State Controller seeks return of redevelopment agency property, assets transferred last year
• 'Sully' Sullenberger on being a national hero and making a difference
• The death of Camp Concord? More budget cuts loom
• A tale of two seats
• Amazing Race Finale Recap: Rubber Chickens & the Big Million Buckaroos
• MediaTakeOut: Jay-Z Hits on Women While Beyonce, Blue Ivy Carter Stay Home
• 'Sully' Sullenberger on being a national hero and making a difference
• Alamo: Neighbor rescues 96-year-old woman from burning house
• Roadshow: Some cheer double carpool lanes on Highway 101
• Hercules officials boost June 5 sales tax measure to boost police, youth, senior and other services
• Amphibious aircraft makes emergency landing in Bay
• More job opportunities even during recession
• Political Blotter: Boxer brisk and brusque, but bullish on bipartisanship
• Trayvon Martin’s death and the need for alternatives to policing
• VP Joe Biden OK with equal rights for married gay couples
• Top news photos: Paddle-out for Junior Seau, World Laughter Day and more
• Blake Young wins West Coast Moto Jam AMA SuperBike race at Infineon
• San Francisco Giants defeat Milwaukee Brewers in 11 innings
• Are the high school graduates college ready?
• Californians to vote once again on modifying term-limits law
• Oakland police officer wounded, suspect dead after shooting
• Sharks' Marc-Edouard Vlasic injures knee; will miss remaining games for Team Canada
• Irish tourist blamed for wrong way crash in San Mateo County
• Police: Man likely to survive San Jose shooting
• East Palo Alto police buy back over 70 guns
• San Jose: More than 30 arrests at relatively peaceful Cinco de Mayo
• San Jose woman killed in Half Moon Bay crash
• Oakland A's cap winning road trip with 9-5 victory over Tampa Bay Rays
• Celeb Pix: Ashton Kutcher kicks it in Kentucky
• Eye from the Aisle: “CREVICE” at Impact opens up dark laughter about Gen Y
• Three Stanford graduates advance to men's national gymnastics championships
• Stanford, Cal women's rowing pair qualifies for 2012 Summer Olympics
• Wife saw bullet hole while Skyping with soldier who collapsed
• George Lindsey, known as Goober Pyle, dies
• Indy police: Girl, 14, charged in 4-year-old cousin's killing
• 'Avengers' smashes record: $200.3 million opening weekend
• Russian opposition leaders detained at protest
• Chihuahua costume party falls short of Guinness record
• Police: Body found at Kentucky Derby track
• Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market may be heading to Pleasanton
• Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market may be heading to Pleasanton
• California jobless face federal benefits cutoff
• Ex-Oakland Raider Jon Alston has some eye-opening thoughts about concussions and the NFL
• FDA calls for "judicious" antibiotic use on farms
• Attacker in Afghan army uniform kills NATO soldier
• Report: Antioch animal shelter controls costs better than county but lacks in services
• Longtime environmentalist helped create wildlife refuge
• Walnut Creek trying to lure Lucasfilm to business park
• California farmers already follow FDA guidelines on antibiotics
• San Jose SaberCats hold off Arizona Rattlers
• Slideshow: Super moon shines on as brightest and closest of 2012
• Vancouver Whitecaps beat San Jose Earthquakes 2-1
• Willie Mays: The embodiment of baseball genius
• Twin sisters defied social pressures; now they're bound for Yale -- together
• The cost of California's death penalty
• Oakland Tribune wins several top awards from the California Newspaper Publishers Association
• Oakland Effect: Oakland's high homicide numbers affect everyone
• Tammerlin Drummond: HARP 2.0 helps seriously underwater homeowners
• Jonny Gomes' home run gives Oakland A's 4-3 win over Tampa Bay Rays in 12 innings
• Tim Kawakami: Leadership mantle has passed to the Giants' pitching staff
• Roadshow: Some do-it-yourself traffic help
• Give 'Em Hill: The glory days of Gary and Gloria
• Revolution Comics: Night Stalker imagines supernatural action on streets of SF
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years in Pleasanton
• City's senior centers have a history all their own
• Education Report: Election week and political dissent within the Oakland teachers union
• Pinole police ID suspect who officers shot during high-risk stop
• Daniel Borenstein: Latest Oakland pension plan continues fiscal recklessness
• Third campus in Mt. Diablo school district rises up, with parents and former staff voicing concerns about school leadership
• Cal grads formerly held in Iranian prison to marry Saturday
• Boy, 15, critically injured in Pleasanton while helping father move equipment
• Kentucky Derby: I'll Have Another rallies to win
• Martinez agrees to share sales tax dollars to keep industrial supplier in town
• Part 2: Asperger's Awareness
• Man dies while hiking on park trail in Fremont hills
• Man arrested after Vallejo man killed, woman injured in stabbing
• Man killed in East Oakland shooting
• Man in stable condition after Oakland shooting
• Madison Bumgarner helps snap San Francisco Giants' losing streak
• Sunnyvale winning lotto ticket worth more than $200,000
• More than 20 arrests Friday in Cinco de Mayo celebrations in San Jose
• One-alarm fire damages San Jose school
• Man injured in late-night assault at San Leandro school
• Bay Area sisters help U.S. advance to Women's Water Polo finals
• Seau's death a sobering wake-up call, former NFL players say
• The cost of California's death penalty
• 'Avengers' scores No. 2 opening day with $80.5M
• Positive female body images on TV still need a boost
• Whale freed near Bodega Bay
• Thousands march as Japan shuts off nuclear power
• California now into fourth year of teacher layoffs
• Former EDD worker says he took $40K in bribes
• Kentucky Derby training canceled after storms
• Sept. 11 'mastermind,' others being arraigned at Guantanamo
• Two men sentenced for pimping girls out of San Ramon house
• Foxconn workers talk about jobs, work with Apple
• San Francisco Giants drop fourth straight, 6-4 to Milwaukee Brewers
• Dog stays for hours with owner killed by apparent hit-and-run driver on California coastal road
• China opens way for dissident to come to U.S.
• Doctor in tobacco ads faced bankruptcies; house now being foreclosed
• Tyson Ross roughed up again as Oakland A's lose 7-2 to Rays
• Kentucky Derby: Trainer Bob Baffert has sentimental attachment to Kentucky Derby favorite Bodemeister
• Repairs begins to massive Richmond sinkhole that swallowed two cars
• Pinole: Police shoot, wound man driving stolen car
• Human skull -- likely Native American remains -- found in recyclables at Pleasanton Transfer Station
• Vallejo police raid fifth medical marijuana dispensary
• MTC erred by using toll funds for S.F. building, state legislative counsel says
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo and Screen Free Week with Zumba
• Facebook plans to go public with stock priced at $28 to $35, a valuation slightly less than $100 billion
• Mayweather, Cotto Make Weight
• Police: Student brings pipe bomb to Moraga middle school
• Oakland's best restaurant bars: The bar at Bocanova
• Fundraisers scheduled for family of slain Newark teen
• Oakland seeking help with bevy of police investigations
• Yahoo misstated CEO's education, company confirms, and will launch probe
• Hazardous material spill in Pleasanton closes eastbound Stanley Boulevard
• Thizz defendants plead not guilty in federal court in drug probe
• Environmental report comments for Walnut Creek's Broadway Plaza expansion due Monday
• Alameda County prosecutor put on leave for violating defendant's attorney-client privilege
• Report: Miguel Tejada close to signing with Baltimore Orioles
• Google-Oracle jury deliberations to continue Monday
• Citywide: Tuman considering Oakland council run
• El Cerrito reaches deal with bank to continue operations until June
• San Francisco: Police responding to suspicious pacakge near Balboa Park BART station
• Hicks: Tanning mom calls detractors jealous, fat and ugly
• San Jose teen prodigy to play Warren Buffett in ping pong
• Secret sex partner's pay gets former UC Berkeley vice chancellor fired
• Fuel leak at AC Transit yard in Emeryville forces evacuations at Pixar, school
• San Jose gang leader nicknamed 'Capone' sentenced to 223 years to life for violent kidnapping
• Oakland gang member sent to prison for at least 75 years for killing man because of red hat
• Refinery repairs driving up gas prices in California
• Arson suspected in fire at disabled vet's Hayward home
• What parents need to know about child safety?
• Child who was missing in Concord found
• Doctor in tobacco ads faced bankruptcies; house now being foreclosed
• Pittsburg schools launch free dinner program for kids
• Former Concord P.I. admits guilt in CNET corruption scandal; ex-San Ramon cop sentenced
• Yahoo faces mounting pressure over CEO's inflated resume
• Funding Student Loans and Student Anarchy without Tax Payer’s Money?
• Free comic book day set for Saturday
• Keeping campus protests peaceful aim of UC report
• Hercules man shot dead by Vallejo jewelry store owner identified
• Equipment problems causing BART delays
• Federal appeals court denies Chabot challenge to power plant
• Oakland: Ex-postal worker gets 4 years for attacking supervisor
• Oakland Children's Hospital gets grants worth $3 million
• Marin 'alcopop free zone' proposed to cut down on teen drinking
• San Jose State's Mountain West Conference dream now a reality
• Former Cal star Ryan Anderson named NBA's Most Improved Player
• Where to Shop: Urban Air Market
• Where to shop: Urban Air Market
• Steven Lenhart's offense energizes red-hot Earthquakes
• Andrew Luck begins working out with new Indianapolis Colts teammates
• Army nurse in Afghanistan dies in Skype chat with wife
• Colombian hooker in Secret Service scandal says agents were idiots
• Adam Yauch, member of groundbreaking hip-hop band Beastie Boys, dies at age 47
• Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys dead at 47
• California college of the arts senior exhibitions
• Hicks: 'The Avengers' comes out swinging -- but doesn't beat 'Hunger Games'
• "Fifty shades of Grey": awakening women's sexual identities
• Celeb Pix: Will Smith in a time capsule?
• San Jose: Mother and son fire victims identified
• Small Pets Show at Alameda County Fair
• William's Syndrome Walk May 5th in Oakland
• As primary election nears, Rep. Pete Stark apologizes for recent gaffes
• Letters to a Future Church: Words of Encouragement and Prophetic Appeals
• As primary election nears, Rep. Pete Stark apologizes for recent gaffes
• Apple, Foxconn open up about China factories
• You can’t pluck affirmative action from thin air
• April was the cruelest month - Oikos
• The only sane Occupy Wall Street-er
• San Mateo judge denies motion to move accused child molester from state hospital
• 'American Idol': The competition is down to a fab four
• Boy, 7, pricks himself with a syringe he found on a play yard
• Castro Valley man found guilty of special circumstances murder for stabbing companion to death
• Police: Antioch man found with backpack of incendiaries during Oakland May Day melee
• 'Doolittle Raiders' to visit Alameda's USS Hornet
• Police: Antioch man found with backpack of incendiaries during Oakland May Day melee
• Prosecutor: More indictments expected in Seeno probe
• Lab worker killed by rare bacteria was UC Berkeley grad who wanted to combat disease with science
• Hercules man killed by shop owner in reported Vallejo jewelry store heist
• Newark high school students arrested in on-campus brawl
• Plans vetoed for Oakland dog park
• Hicks: Michael Jackson to be featured in Pepsi campaign
• 14-year-old boy charged in<br>fatal shooting of 15-year-old
• Hayward, San Leandro host Cinco de Mayo celebrations
• New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera carted off field with injury
• Obama to attend three Silicon Valley fundraisers May 23
• Concord officer pleads not guilty to felony domestic violence charges
• Cyclist Levi Leipheimer still ailing as Tour of California approaches
• Pet wash fundraiser to help fund canine search and rescue organization
• Contra Costa County seventh- and eighth-graders learn college is cool at 'COOL Nite'
• Firefighters rescue four dogs from Martinez apartment fire
• Martinez overturns decision allowing lice-removal salon to open
• San Jose: Leland High assistant principal arrested for alleged unlawful sexual contact with minor
• Oakland business leaders step up to keep A's in Oakland
• Oakland: Mother and two children <br>injured in hit and run
• Monte Poole: Pablo Sandoval's injury and the end of the world
• San Jose officials worry about combination of spike in gang violence, Cinco de Mayo
• Stanford on hunt for new A.D. after Bob Bowlsby leaves for Big 12 commissioner's job
• Giants: No Panda, no offense
• Motorcycle lane splitting is perfectly legal at moderate speeds, but most people think it isn't
• Former Seau teammate Gary Plummer: 'He was crying out for help'
• Oakland A's: Weeks' second season not coming quite so easily
• Pittsburg farmers market returns Saturday
• Motorists suffer major injuries in head-on crash in Brentwood
• Hicks: Mick Jagger to host 'Saturday Night Live'
• Power restored to 1,100 San Leandro homes after morning outage
• Facebook IPO price: $28 to $35
• Castro Valley man found guilty of special circumstances murder for stabbing companion to death
• Three federal agents shot, 19 people to be charged in Bay Area-wide gang sweep
• Woman hit in arm when bullets come through her front door near San Leandro
• Obama dodged a bullet by killing Bin Laden
• San Francisco: Man arrested in connection with Golden Gate Park beating death
• San Francisco: Man robbed, slashed in pay restroom at Civic Center Plaza
• Group drops effort to recall 2 Milpitas council members
• Hicks: Robert Pattinson will chase Saddam Hussein
• Stanford AD Bowlsby leaves for Big 12 -- will it affect Cardinal basketball?
• Stanford AD Bowlsby leaves for Big 12 -- will it affect Cardinal basketball?
• Barry Bonds urges appeals court to overturn conviction
• Yahoo investor says CEO Scott Thompson lying about computer science degree
• Wife of former Minnesota Viking guilty in hit-and-run that killed man
• 'The Avengers' serves up blockbuster action
• Famed Bill Buckner ball up for auction in Dallas
• Cal post-spring football depth chart reveals some intriguing situations
• Celeb pix: Scarlett Johansson lands Hollywood star
• East Bay rowers shooting for Olympic berth at European regattas
• Steve Homan's jazz draws from a world of influences
• Training the back Part 2.
• Baseball All-Stars visit the bay area in the month of May
• Storied Knightsen building houses garden club
• Laney college scholarships now
• Laney college scholarships now
• Water pistols, bad; real pistols, good
• Water pistols, bad; real pistols, good
• No good deed goes unpunished-Jim Stanek
• Stanford athletic director Bob Bowlsby calls morning meeting for undisclosed topic
• First-place San Jose Earthquakes score five goals for first time in eight years in beating DC United
• Robert Guerrero to face Selcuk Aydin in San Jose on July 28
• 'American Idol' recap: This race is too close to call
• Deadly infection claims San Francisco VA lab worker
• Friends and family mourning shooting death of 37-year-old transgender woman from Hayward
• Woman gets 2 life terms for raping infant daughter along with former CSU East Bay professor
• Slideshow: 'Survivor: One World' : It's Gonna Be Chaos
• Family still grieves
• Lawyer: Client not a berserk vigilante
• California poised to bar employers from peeking into private information on social media sites
• Oakland Raiders visit Boys and Girls Club
• Fasting for peaceful solutions to violence in Oakland
• Oakland A's beat Boston Red Sox 4-2
• Gingrich suspends campaign, says he'll back rival
• Former NFL player Junior Seau fatally shot; suicide suspected
• April in review: Oakland Human Trafficking
• 'The Scream' fetches record $119.9 million at NYC auction
• Police say those arrested in SF Occupy protest mostly live outside city
• Yosemite's Tioga Pass Road to open on Monday
• Livermore man faces charges of sex with underage relative
• Free summer camp for children whose parents are in the military
• West Contra Costa athletic director on leave, after allegations he emailed porn, racist and misogynist jokes
• Automated dorm room tests tolerance, opens world
• Man killed after restaurant confrontation identified
• Oakland's airport becomes hub for low-cost airline
• Backup on southbound Interstate 880 through Oakland after multicar wreck
• Oakland regroups after May Day protests
• Elizabeth Edwards tore off her shirt in confronting husband in front of aides, witness says
• 13 charged in hazing death of Florida A&M band member
• Oakley mom of lung recipient raises donor awareness as Brentwood mom donates kidney to son
• Deadly infection claims San Francisco VA lab worker
• Closing arguments made in case of Castro Valley man who stabbed wife to death with screwdriver
• With Junior Seau death, NFL could be reaching tipping point
• Fremont man gets 93 months in prison, must pay $7 million restitution for mortgage fraud
• Voting begins to name the four San Jose City Hall falcon chicks
• Castro Valley Unified reaches tentative agreement to avoid cuts
• Slideshow: Putting the squeeze on Bay Bridge cables
• Roadshow: Plenty of carpool stickers available for Prius, Volt plug-ins
• Man robbed in parking lot of Antioch bank
• Top news photos: Jetman flies again, shaky ceasefire in Syria and more
• National Day of Prayer observance Thursday to honor Oikos victims
• Castro Valley man arrested in Pleasanton robbery, police chase
• Pinole council adopts ban on home gun sales
• Fremont police vehicles vandalized in Oakland May Day protests
• Berkeley law professor cannot be sued over Bush-era torture memos
• Hicks: Tom Cruise to star in 'Van Helsing' reboot
• Driver killed in Sonoma County when car veers into fence and wood pierces windshield
• Fremont police officer, 30, dies after cancer bout
• 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholars named
• Oakland Raiders add Green Bay Packers' Shaun Herock to their front office
• El Cerrito citizen helps police nab man on parole violations
• San Jose eighth grader dies from injuries suffered in park attack
• Pleasanton jockey Martin Garcia set for another Kentucky Derby ride
• After snapping three-game slide, A's look to win series against Red Sox tonight
• Blind Chinese activist fears for family's safety, wants to leave country
• Let there be light...again...in downtown Antioch
• UC San Diego student forgotten in cell says he drank urine to survive
• Bay Point teens arrested in Pleasant Hill burglaries
• Sharks G.M. gets vote of confidence, coach Todd McLellan does not
• Dublin man arrested in San Leandro burglary spree
• Motorist suffers major injuries in light pole crash in Pleasant Hill
• East Contra Costa schools plan for transitional kindergarten next year
• East Bay search-and-rescue organization holds pet fundraiser
• Pittsburg Olympian brings friends to train youths
• Walnut Creek likely to write off millions in Boundary Oak 'bad debt'
• Hicks: Tyler Perry's Atlanta studio burns
• Former Cal player Fujita suspended for his part in NFL bounty scandal
• Ischian lemon salad
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• SFJAZZ to stream Friday night gala concert
• 'Glee' recap: Puck fails, Rachel chokes, and Beiste gets hit - May 1, 2012
• Sheriff's Office: Man who shot at Oakley police later found dead in apparent suicide
• The Anti-Bullying Movement Misses the Mark
• West Contra Costa School Official on Leave for Sending Racist Emails
• Term-Limits Measure Could Give Jane Brunner an Unfair Advantage
• Letters for the Week of May 2
• Home Grown Disaster
• Biogas Takes a Hit
• Oakland's Struggle for Live Entertainment
• OPD Takes More Steps Backward
• Conservative Jones, Citizen Journalist
• Corrections for the Week of May 2, 2012
• Where's Camille?
• Richmond council delays port security project, continues to weigh options
• Occupy Oakland attempt to revitalize momentum met with riot-clad police, tear gas
• San Francisco Giants still can't support Matt Cain
• Martinez house fire extinguished with no injuries
• Walnut Creek adopts new alcohol restrictions
• The empty space between birth and death
• Jarrod Parker earns first major league win as A's hang on to beat Red Sox
• New kind of competition for<br> Special Olympians
• Facebook organ-donation option gives 'an immediate spike' to California registration
• Alameda County District 2 seat open to challengers beginning Wednesday
• San Leandro teachers urge administrators to tap district's reserve funds to avert cuts
• Judge gives Oakland ultimatum on late Occupy investigations
• Oakland Mayor Jean Quan recall effort appearing to sputter
• Fremont man formally charged with murder in slaying of Newark football star
• Tammerlin Drummond: Occupy fringe bent on destruction
• Bay Area growth glimmers amid California population slowdown
• Exclusive photos from Occupy Oakland today
• Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead global media empire, British lawmakers say
• Filming for "Star Trek" sequel at Lawrence Livermore Lab
• Oakland: Thousands marching to downtown Oakland as May Day march picks up steam
• Walnut Creek burglary leads to car chase, arrest in Concord
• Mt. Diablo school district and SunPower celebrate K-12 solar project.
• Jury begins deliberations in murder trial for Richmond boy
• Appeals from Oakland and DC to pass CA human trafficking bills
• On surprise visit to Afghanistan, Obama lays out path to ending war
• Raiders sign QB Matt Leinart
• Hicks: Tony Award nominations snub 'Spider-Man', 'Ghost'
• May Day protesters call for reforms of child protective services
• District court upholds jury's ruling in Antioch discrimination case
• Spare the Air smog season starts Tuesday in the Bay Area
• Oakley teen was driver in fatal crash
• Oakland City Council talks 100 Blocks
• Top news photos: May Day around the world, a Kentucky Derby kiss and more
• Hicks: Khloe Kardashian may ditch hubby for new show
• Jupiter expands music schedule to showcase mid-week jazz
• Newest San Jose City Hall falcon chicks are three boys and a girl
• Coach Frank Yallop's steady style guiding Earthquakes to unprecedented start
• So Cal Assemblyman charged with misdeameanor DUI for Concord arrest
• Face 4Ward Oakland Digital reveals Top Four
• Two former Oakland Raiders<br>charged in Florida tax ring
• Terri Williamson leaving Pleasant Hill council at end of month
• Hicks: Jessica Simpson gives birth to a daughter
• Bay Area growth glimmers amid California population slowdown
• Hicks: Octomom hints she might do porn to pay off debts
• Bay Area to get new chief federal judge
• Water supplies adequate despite thin snowpack
• Two with local ties make team as U.S. rowers attempt to qualify for Olympics
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Lopez, Enrique Iglesias announce Summer Tour
• Hicks: 'Dark Knight' new trailer looks wonderfully nasty
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week: April 24-30
• Car fully engulfed in flames on I-580; no one hurt
• The best late night café option: Au Coquelet
• Jon Wilner's early look at the Pac-12's top prospects for the 2013 NFL draft
• Oakland dog park proposal goes to the Planning commission
• One person dead, 2 others critically injured in San Jose fire
• CHP searching for driver who hit house near Hayward
• Closing of Los Angeles Dodgers sale is finalized
• Ravens coach John Harbaugh backtracks on criticism of Patriots
• St. Louis Cardinals activate Allen Craig
• Oakland recall would use ranked-choice voting
• Oakland to try out street sweeper cameras
• Power restored in Walnut Creek, nearby areas
• New York's maid's lawsuit claiming sex assault by Strauss-Kahn cleared to proceed
• Livestream: Oakland May Day rallies and protests
• San Jose Jazz continues to expand its live offerings
• Shree Indian Restaurant--Authentic Indian Cuisine
• More than 20,000 expected for Girl Scout celebration Saturday in Pleasanton
• Pair officially charged in downtown Oakland robbery
• Mills College and Oakland Unified School District
• Report: Oakland Raiders fire longtime scout Jon Kingdon
• Full SuperMoon in Scorpio
• Two Oakland men sent to prison for killing man in Uptown neighborhood
• O.co Coliseum board challenged on decision to negotiate with AEG for management contract
• Accused Oikos University shooter pleads not guilty
• Prosecutor: No charges against driver in fatal that killed 6-year-old East Palo Alto girl
• Review: Marvel's 'The Avengers' does it right
• Batts critical of Occupy Oakland handling
• Slideshow: 'The Voice': The eight semifinalists perform to advance to the final four
• Boston Red Sox rout Oakland A's 11-6
• Randy Moss joins San Francisco 49ers' voluntary workouts
• Grass isn't always greener, especially if it is artificial
• Grass isn't always greener, especially if it is artificial
• San Jose man killed in accident on Highway 17 in Los Gatos
• Judge allows suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's wife to extend her stay in Venezuela
• May Day strike to shut down Tuesday morning ferry service
• Berkeley marijuana dispensary forced out of business after 13 years
• Former Colts backup quarterback Jim Sorgi to work out for Oakland Raiders
• Police allege manslaughter against Antioch man in brother's accidental shooting death
• Castro Valley man on trial for killing wife testifies he doesn't remember fatal confrontation
• 2012 Tax Considerations
• A tale of two beer fests -- Martinez event thrives while Pleasant Hill hopes for bigger payoff this year
• Pet therapy dogs help relieve UC Berkeley students' stress as finals loom
• Oakland, Vallejo men arrested after Vallejo carjacking in which driver was shot twice
• 'Octomom' files for bankruptcy, is as much as $1 million in debt
• Roadshow: I-880 lanes through Brokaw Road construction seem narrower but they aren't
• American Homecoming
• Accused Oikos University shooter pleads not guilty
• Ocean race accidents stun sailors as probe deepens
• Oakland man takes top prize in international natural bodybuilding contest
• After devastating series loss in Baltimore, A's head to Boston and sign Inge
• Purdy: A Tiger, Rory battle royale not likely at Olympic Club
• Funeral held for Doris Chibuko, Oikos victim from San Leandro
• Union strike to shut down morning Golden Gate ferry service Tuesday
• Top news photos: Toilet toss, Venezuela prison riots and more
• Hicks: Michael Jackson had fling with Whitney Houston, says former bodyguard
• Sunnyvale-based Bloom Energy expands to East Coast behind NUMMI veteran
• States investigates tests found posted on social networking websites
• Overall lack of progress could land Oakland Police Department in receivership
• Poker great Thomas 'Amarillo Slim' Preston dies
• San Leandro: Robber steals purse from 81-year-old woman on the street
• Beef at Antioch Raley's recalled because of ground up writing pen
• Raiders to donate portion of season ticket sales to Oakland public schools
• Livermore man arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting Napa girl he met online
• Hicks: Mel Gibson admits to Jay Leno he has a temper
• Randy Moss arrives for 49ers' offseason conditioning program
• Hayward man's personal trash pickup chore becomes citywide effort
• Giants: Recent relations play key role in Zito's improvement
• Hercules strikes "reality-based' language from strategic plan
• Lodi man killed Saturday in motorcycle accident in Solano County
• Newark: High school mourns star football player killed in weekend stabbing
• McIlroy expects Olympic Club to pose 'tricky test'
• DA: Man pleads guilty to cheating three South Bay families out of $650,000
• San Jose police identify victims in Rose Garden and school grounds homicides
• Celeb pics: Mariah Carey renews her wedding vows then shuts down the Austrian slopes
• Hayward names new fire chief
• Oakland's Paul Silas out as Charlotte Bobcats coach
• Hicks: Patrick Dempsey pulls crash victim to safety
• Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stevie Johnson to undergo surgery
• Los Angeles Lakers' Jordan Hill charged with assault
• Tech exec gets 22 years prison for $30 million fraud
• Parolee had 1-year-old in car during DUI arrest in San Leandro, police say
• 'Once Upon a Time' recap: April 29, 2012
• Committed to Memory
• Caffe Trieste in Berkeley
• Kid Friendly Travel Food - Beyond Chips and Soda
• Richmond plans for vacant grocery raise neighboring concerns
• Barnidge: The pity is the need for a Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• TV to air Livermore hotel's extreme makeover
• As scandal winds down, aging state Treasurer Bill Lockyer sets sights on controller's job
• Stand your ground … against racism
• A mere $74 million
• Payton Jordan Invitational track notebook: Despite losing track of laps, Lopez Lomong records world-leading time in 5,000 meters
• Hearty, Fresh and Local Meal at Gather Restaurant in Berkeley
• Roadshow: Fines for texting or using handheld cellphone while driving could be increased
• American distance record-holder Alan Webb battles back from injuries
• A Bay Area first: Double carpool lanes coming to Highway 101
• Crew to be named in final bid for U.S. men's eights to reach London Olympics
• Call it all Joy!
• Is your body in need of a spring cleaning?
• Political Blotter: Barbara Lee to co-chair Sudan Caucus
• Cities to discuss state move to rescind redevelopment property transfers
• Me ad My Car: A 48-year love affair with his secondhand Chevy
• Crockett: Floating structure near base of Carquinez Bridge burns
• UC students 'spread the word' about college life to Richmond High students
• Online scholarhip at Patten University
• Fifteen-year-old victim in Brentwood crash identified
• Give 'Em Hill: Never too old to start living the dream
• San Francisco Giants take series against San Diego Padres with 4-1 win
• Oakland Raiders ticket plan to aid Oakland public schools
• Staggered Oikos swims upstream toward survival
• As scandal winds down, aging state Treasurer Bill Lockyer sets sights on controller's job
• Should colleges and universities charge school districts for remedial education?
• Movie “Bully” Thought Provoking
• Man shot and killed on San Jose elementary school campus
• Celeb Pix: How did Lindsay Lohan get White House dinner invite?
• Oakland A's drop series finale against Baltimore Orioles 5-2
• Newark Memorial ball player stabbed to death at Fremont party, officials say.
• Former Cal tight end Anthony Miller signs with Denver Broncos
• Mark Purdy: "Crackback!" looks into why there are so few opportunities for black head coaches in college football
• Van plunges off NY road into zoo grounds; 7 killed
• St. Louis tent collapse raises safety questions
• Romney, Secret Service, GOP: Obama mocks them all
• Oakland A's to sign third baseman Brandon Inge
• 'Avengers' hurtles to $178.4M overseas debut
• Oakland: Three killed in weekend violence
• Harsh reality of college expenses
• Mad cow case reignites debate
• Tim Lincecum pitches San Francisco Giants to victory over San Diego Padres
• Defense steps up in San Jose SaberCats blowout
• San Jose Earthquakes defeat Philadelphia Union 2-1
• Dawson Outworks Hopkins; Wins Light Heavyweight Title
• Crews pull together in honor of athlete
• Police: Antioch man shoots brother, says it was accidental discharge
• Baltimore Orioles rout Oakland A's 10-1
• Roadshow: Some readers recommend calling 911 if they see a person slapping a child in a car seat
• East Oakland has its very own neighborhood watch
• May Day protests won't include shutting down Golden Gate Bridge
• Ana Apodaca, Mark Green, Richard Valle among those interested in Alameda County District 2 Supervisor seat
• Tammerlin Drummond: David Kennedy talks Oakland and Ceasefire
• Oakland Effect: Why embrace Kony campaign when Oakland needs to rid itself of its own killers
• San Leandro library helps preserve historical newspapers
• 15-year-old Oakley girl dies in traffic accident, after driver transporting stabbing victim runs red light
• International flavor at Payton Jordan Invitational track and field meet
• Bay Area space and science events for the week of April 30-May 6
• The Education Report: Local school power and a new system for assessing teachers
• Oakland gets ready to celebrate a birthday
• 2-year-old survives near drowning in Brentwood family's pool
• Former State Sen. Daniel Boatwright dies
• Hayward firefighters save unconscious woman in burning home
• Authorities ID Marin County sailor found Thursday, killed in April 14 accident
• Two men wanted in Fremont attempted home burglary
• 49ers: Depth is the priority on final day of draft
• Two-alarm fire destroys Ashland house, displaces six residents
• Assembly, Contra Costa supervisor and East Contra Costa parcel tax elections set for public forum
• Danville lotto ticket wins more than $300,000
• Mt. Diablo school board extends contracts for top administrators
• Reward for Sierra LaMar's safe return increased to $25,000
• Reward for Sierra LaMar's safe return increased to $25,000
• Antioch High student has visions of a brighter future
• Cal had 6 players drafted -- only Alabama, Oklahoma, Georgia had more
• Cal receiver Marvin Jones goes to Bengals
• Andrew Bogut surgery successful
• We need everyone who cares for Children or has Children to Help!
• Who is Spending the most time with your Children? DayCare Provider? Family?
• Raiders stick with defense in the fifth round - take DE Jack Crawford
• Doyle Drive demolition begins, continues through the weekend
• Promoting women in business - with cooking lessons
• Killing opportunities by killing internships
• Protection or discrimination
• Raiders shore up linebacker position with San Diego State's Miles Burris
• Fremont running back Robert Turbin goes to Seattle
• Moderate earthquake shakes Southern California
• Oakland A's beat Baltimore Orioles 5-2, move above .500 mark
• Raiders expected to sign QB Matt Leinart
• Chance this weekend to meet San Jose's 'American Idol' finalist
• Celebrate California's public colleges where it all started -- in San Jose
• San Francisco: Man tries to grab 16-year-old walking to school
• Ex-Yahoo CEO Bartz got $16.4M package in final year
• California officials find standardized state test photos on web
• Accused child molester Dr. William Ayres' family seek his release from hospital
• Pacheco man pleads not guilty to child sex charges
• Homicide investigators need help ID'ing woman found dead in Port Costa in 1993
• Marin judge says accused serial killer Joseph Naso can view pantyhose evidence
• Rescued dog from Vallejo freeway wins hearts, donations
• Bay Area sailors split over ocean racing ban called after fatal yacht accident
• Hercules declares debt of $316.5 million from defunct redevelopment agency
• California Justice Department won't charge Nadia Lockyer's ex-lover
• Realtor fights restraining order from Antioch house "squatters"
• Review: Coldplay is on top of its game in San Jose
• Tony Bergstrom will bring his lunch pail to work for Raiders
• Kim Kardashian, Kris Humphries Divorce Heats Up as New Nude Photo Leaks
• Defense lets San Francisco Giants down again in loss to San Diego Padres
• Golden State Warriors find hope amid the gloom
• Reward to be increased in Sierra LaMar case as searches continue
• Two-alarm fire rages through Ashland house Friday night
• Reggie McKenzie's first pick with the Raiders...Tony Bergstrom
• California Justice Department won't charge Nadia Lockyer's ex-lover
• Citywise: Oakland's crowd control reforms on hold
• Golden State Warriors win tiebreaker, will enter NBA draft lottery at No. 7
• Oregon running back LaMichael James 'stoked' about 49ers' second-round draft call
• Oakland Raiders select Utah offensive lineman Tony Bergstrom with 95th pick in draft
• BART staff recommends Canadian-based firm be awarded contract to build rail cars
• Misha's special space
• A Special Place for kids with life threatening illnesses
• East Contra Costa cops to collect unwanted prescription meds
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• Coby Fleener's Colts reunion with Andrew Luck highlight of busy second day of draft for local stars
• Cal punter Anger makes a little NFL draft history
• Trio of killer whales spotted in Monterey Bay
• Fun activities for kids this Saturday at Oakland Public Library Branch locations
• Two Cal players -- Schwartz, "bloodthirsty" Kendricks -- drafted in second round
• Plug pulled on sports complex in Piedmont's Blair Park
• NCS Board of Managers votes down open division plan
• Oakland city attorney has sued two more Occupy Oakland protesters over vandalism
• Video shows bicyclists violently struck by vehicle in Berkeley
• Stanford's Coby Fleener and Jonathan Martin, Cal's Mitchell Schwartz and Mychal Kendricks go in NFL draft's second round
• San Leandro theater owner sentenced to four months for obstructing deputies, appeals verdict
• Antioch officials investigate possible carbon monoxide poisoning at middle school
• Hicks: Ted Nugent concert at Army base canceled over his remarks about President Obama
• Martinez lice-removal salon ruling expected Wednesday; proposed requirements more restrictive
• Hicks: 'Battleship' studio suing knockoff flick
• Warriors win tiebreaker to enter draft lottery at No. 7
• Energy firm NRG will add electric car charging stations in low-income communities
• Distracted driving highlighted by safety advocates in Concord
• Novato hotel killer found hanged in cell at San Quentin
• Newest 49er A.J. Jenkins not lacking for hands
• Fairfield man arrested in connection with stabbing at Napa golf course
• Alameda County sheriff's SWAT team travels to Jordan
• Bonny Doon resident welcomed to the neighborhood by mountain lions
• Health fair set for Saturday in Sobrante Park
• Chevron reports $6.5 billion profit, fueled by oil prices, refinery margins and new production
• The U.S. Department of Education and English Language Learners
• 11 charged in connection of largest Oakland marijuana grow house raid
• Grisly injury couldn't deter triple jumper Erica McLain
• Body found at Bodega Head was Sonoma man
• Don't want a SmartMeter? PG&E would like to hear from you by May 1
• Anxiety disorders like Aubrey Huff's largely misunderstood
• Vallejo man's eyeball plucked out in altercation
• One Direction adds another Bay Area date
• World War II grenade found in storage unit in Berkeley
• Three longtime Lafayette businesses closing shop
• `American Idol' tour sets San Jose date
• Two men charged with downtown Oakland robberies
• Food & Fun in Sonoma County: April 28 & 29 2012
• Walnut Creek library hours dilemma
• San Jose: One man in custody after nine-hour standoff in the Rose Garden area
• Pitchfork-wielding teen arrested after woman said he tried to break into her home
• Open Mic at the Last Stand Coffee Co 25apr2012
• Intuit buys San Francisco cloud software company Demandforce for nearly half a billion dollars
• NBA players' union under investigation by U.S. Attorney Office
• Cabbie robbed, stuffed in trunk, and driven from Antioch to Oakland
• Labor Dept. withdrawls child labor laws regarding farms
• Justin Morrow, Steven Beitashour emerge during Earthquakes' drive into first place
• Celeb Pix: Prince Royce is king of the 2012 Billboard Latin Music Awards
• Hicks: Shanna Moakler says hawk made off with her dog
• Hicks: Sarah Michelle Gellar is pregnant
• Smoky vegetable soup with beans and barley
• Kids age 10 to 14 accused of running bicycle chop shop in Central Valley
• Maifest 2012
• Hicks: Jeffrey Dahmer's killer is shopping a memoir
• Denied, CCW Applicant in California Demonstrates Need By Thwarting Home Invasion
• Enjoying Spring Beauty of the Bay Area
• Detroit Tigers outfielder Delmon Young arrested
• Sent by police into notorious area of Chicago, Northern California woman can sue
• Man found dead in Los Banos Creek Reservoir went missing in May 2010
• Inaugural Offside Festival to showcase Bay Area jazz talent
• Thizz Entertainment releases statement on behalf of Mac Dre's mother regarding DEA probe
• West Oakland shooting kills 18-year-old man
• Giant asteroids struck Earth more often than thought
• Pittsburg to hold annual creek cleanup Saturday
• Warriors lose to Spurs in season finale
• Reducing mortgage principal - not the solution
• San Francisco 49ers pull first-round surprise, take Illinois receiver A.J. Jenkins
• Kawakami: San Francisco 49ers surprise everyone with their first-round pick
• It's official: Andrew Luck goes to Indianapolis Colts with No. 1 pick
• Breaking up (banks) is hard to do
• Resistance in closing the racial achievement gap
• Monte Poole: NFL draft underscores the Raiders' move into a new era
• Golden State Warriors' season ends with a loss, hope for a lucky draw
• 'American Idol': Another one bites the dust
• San Francisco 49ers pull first-round surprise, take Illinois receiver A.J. Jenkins
• Raiders: No attempt to move up
• Stanford's David DeCastro joins Andrew Luck in NFL draft
• Chevron's latest appeals of Richmond refinery taxes postponed
• County taking weeks to determine results of Contra Costa water fee election.
• Antioch decides grass is greener in approval of auto shop's landscaping
• Oakland A's call up Michael Taylor from Triple-A Sacramento
• Andreessen Horowitz partners pledge half their earnings to philanthropy
• All things arise, all things fall away
• Warriors' David Lee Undergoes Successful Surgery
• Prostitution suspect arrested in raid on San Mateo massage business
• David Lee underwent successful surgery
• Best ways to search for jobs online
• Occupy Oakland protester convicted of deterring an officer during Dec. 30 protest
• Gioia to host town hall breakfast
• Livermore man replaces war artifact stolen from Pearl Harbor survivor in San Leandro
• Former Sun chiefs differ on Google's use of Oracle's Java code in Android
• After seeing the fiscal impact, Oakland school board rejects charter conversion
• San Leandro Portuguese library provides newspapers for digitization project
• Occupy Oakland has to leave A's-White Sox game at O.co Coliseum over flier flap
• Ernest Callenbach, 'Ecotopia' author, dies in Berkeley at 83
• Hicks: Lane Garrison charged with battery
• Man convicted of sex with 13-year-old girl he met online faces life in prison
• Owners of El Balazo taqueria chain sentenced for immigration and tax fraud
• MIT students drop piano from roof in annual rite
• Milpitas police: Five San Jose men arrested after gun tossed from car
• Giant asteroids struck Earth more often than thought
• Police find drugs, arrest two during stolen-car stop in El Cerrito
• Seeno executive indicted, pleads not guilty
• Oregon asks to kill salmon-eating birds
• Free medical clinic in Pittsburg reaches first anniversary
• Berkeley shop will recycle, refurbish and redistribute donated equipment used by people with disabilities
• Milpitas couple arrested, $500,000 worth of pot seized from home
• New details emerge in case against Yusuf Bey IV's former attorney
• Hicks: Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga to appear in 'Men in Black III'
• Safeway profits climb
• Volunteer cleanup slated for East Oakland
• Oakland celebrates its 160th birthday
• A's third basemen aren't having a vintage year
• Federal judge in Los Angeles files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Oakland police make major pot, weapons bust
• Pagan powers Giants past Reds
• Celeb Pix: On the red carpet with the Duke and the Duchess
• West Contra Costa school district rescinds decision to close continuation school
• Hicks: Kim Kardashian and Lindsay Lohan paired at White House correspondents' dinner.
• Bay Area Jazz: April 26-29
• Union City commission nixes tobacco-sale exemption for gas stations
• FTC hires outside attorney in Google antitrust case
• Freddy Sanchez suffers a setback in San Jose
• Divided Fremont school board approves dogs to sniff out drugs on campus
• Dublin: Dry cleaners robbed at gunpoint Wednesday morning
• Three Strikes Law initiative likely to qualify for Nov. ballot
• San Ramon: Unidentified man offers girl ride to school
• Miranda Lambert brings her red-hot tour to Shoreline Amphiteatre.
• Pebble Beach Food & Wine 2012- A World Class Tasting Event
• Gwen Ifill named as commencement speaker at Holy Names University
• Hicks: Hells Angels sue MTV
• Is a college degree essential for working in human resources?
• Silver Bullet Missing for Delta Environmental Problems
• Bid to scale back three-strikes law likely to qualify for state ballot
• Annual 'Mourning Mothers Walk' set for May 5 at San Leandro Marina
• Mary Hayashi inquired about Nadia Lockyer's seat
• Pablo Sandoval has record 19-game hitting streak to start the season
• Cespedes powers Athletics past White Sox, 5-4, in extra innings
• Reports: Police raid East Oakland warehouse in massive pot bust
• Mac Dre's mother distances her son's label Thizz Entertainment from drug probe
• Help Your Kids Write a Travel Journal
• 'American Idol' recap: Queen for a day
• Giants place Aubrey Huff on DL due to anxiety
• AC Transit approves bus rapid transit project in Oakland and San Leandro
• A landmark retrofit
• Berkeley summer youth program at risk after 12 kayaks stolen
• Man's lost loot will be returned four weeks after students find it in Lake Merritt
• Slideshow: 'Survivor: One World': Never Say Die
• NFL draft: Andrew Luck says he 'couldn't ask for a better opportunity'
• Pacific Coast Dream Machines Show this weekend expaned to two days
• Tobacco industry gearing up to take down cigarette tax initiative
• Assessing the 49ers' draft needs
• Contra Costa budget picture brighter but pension costs eat up gains
• Benicia suffers two fires Tuesday night, one a suspected arson
• Mary Hayashi inquired about Nadia Lockyer's seat
• Homeless Vallejo woman found dead, along with her dog
• Assessing the Raiders' draft needs
• Feds target Novato pot dispensaries; one closes
• Fairfax free spirit sticks to his principles -- and sticks it to The Man -- on traffic ticket beef
• Fremont school board OKs drug-sniffing dogs
• San Francisco: Suspects sought in connection with hate crimes in the Castro
• David Lee set to undergo surgery
• Investigators probing whether body found in Bodega Bay is connected to fatal yacht crash
• Overnight Oakland violence kills<br> one, wounds another
• Mary Hayashi inquired about Nadia Lockyer's seat
• Father with ties to Hercules arrested on suspicion of kidnapping ailing son from Missouri hospital
• Hicks: George Jones feuding with daughter
• Emotional 911 tape played at trial of man charged with stabbing wife to death in parking lot
• Warriors' Davis Lee to have surgery on torn abdominal muscle
• Albany commissioners nix wireless antenna
• Safeway could be a potential takeover target
• A's defeat White Sox 5-4 in 14 innings
• Why the Oakland Board of Education may be wrong?
• A's steal game, series from White Sox with 14th-inning win at Coliseum
• Tobacco industry gearing up to take down California cigarette tax initiative
• SoCal assemblyman apologizes after blood test reveals he was drunk during Concord stop
• Alameda police continue to investigate shooting
• Richmond man arrested after firing gun in his home during quarrel
• Neighbors voice opposition to San Ramon HOV project
• Free Asperger's presentation Thursday at Valle Verde Elementary in Walnut Creek
• Freddy Sanchez's return to second-base duty in rehab stint on hold
• Roadshow: Starting Monday, Fremont's Kato Road closing nine months to build BART
• Need a Part-time Job? These are Some of the Best Paying
• Richmond council updates General Plan
• Occupy protest puts senior housing, Whole Foods project in Albany put on hold
• Top news photos: India milk protest, Mexico forest fire and more
• Newark man arrested on suspicion of DUI after crashing into a house
• Giants place Aubrey Huff on DL due to anxiety
• Most taxpayers getting a big refund
• Sizing up the Warriors' draft lottery situation
• Hicks: TLC planning reunion tour with holographic Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes
• Prom takes on digital aura as teens connect online
• People magazine's most beautiful woman for 2012
• Andrew Luck is big on brawn, even bigger on brain
• Police seek man in unincorporated Alameda County in connection with gold bar scam
• Brentwood, police association agree to new contract
• Stanford's Andrew Luck thrilled about being top pick in NFL draft
• Teen hurt in Union City shooting in serious but stable condition
• Weekend's fireball: Big as a minivan, pieces found near Coloma
• 'Mad cow' incident has very low danger, expert says
• Gospel singer Chris Walker headlines LMC celebration
• San Jose man found with cache of guns, explosives pleads guilty to 50 felony counts
• UC Berkeley taking hands-off approach to new Occupy camp
• Pinole woman saves dog dragged by truck on Vallejo freeway
• ACLU: 3 eighth-grade Indiana girls expelled over Facebook jokes
• Novato man arrested in child pornography investigation
• Farmers' market fresh: Fish and asparagus recipe
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• 'Glee' Whitney tribute recap
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• Cinco de Mayo 2012
• Mitt Romney, Man of the People
• Ranked-Choice Voting Repeal Blocked
• For Nadia Lockyer, Recovery Could Take a Long Time
• Fair Trade USA's Coffee Policy Comes Under Fire
• Letters for the Week of April 25, 2012
• Recycling's Dirty Little Secret
• The Apothecarium's Full House of Style
• The Battle Over Live-Work Communities in West Berkeley
• Warriors promote Bob Myers to GM
• San Francisco Giants blown out by Cincinnati Reds 9-2
• Kurt Suzuki's pinch-hit double sparks Oakland A's to 2-0 win over Chicago White Sox
• Bay Area benefit for trafficking survivor shelter: April 28
• Sharks' Doug Wilson noncommital, but says: 'I believe in Todd'
• Alameda apartment peppered with bullets Tuesday evening
• A guitar hero's tragic tale
• Bay Area tennis community absorbs news of loss of SAP Open
• Quan, chief defend 100 Block plan
• Quan, chief defend 100 Block plan
• Moraga police: Man made false robbery report to test police response
• El Cerrito center opens a new, greener era
• PG&E's pipeline maintenance should be more thoroughly scrutinized, advocates say
• Lloyd LaCuesta, KTVU Channel 2 news reporter, retiring
• Danville's Devil Mountain Run canceled
• Roadshow: Freeway messages draw both wrath and praise
• Tiburon survivor gives account of yacht tragedy
• San Francisco police monitor Wells Fargo shareholder meeting
• DC Comics Nightwing issue #8 takes flight with Night of the Owls prelude
• Suspect arrested after taking pregnant woman hostage at Hayward bank
• Oracle confronts Google's Schmidt about Java
• PG&E's pipeline maintenance should be more thoroughly scrutinized, advocates say
• Months-long closure of Kato Road in Fremont scheduled
• Concord settles most recent sex-harassment case
• Giants' Freddy Sanchez takes infield for first time in week
• Fremont trio arrested on auto burglary, possession of stolen property charges in Milpitas
• Artist Thomas Kinkade's girlfriend accused of being gold-digger out for "money and fame"
• Metta World Peace suspended for 7 games for elbowing player
• Contra Costa, deputy district attorneys at contract impasse
• Police swarm San Jose street, nab robbery suspects
• The New California I-5 “Super 797 Autobahn”
• Report: Dontrelle Willis to file grievance against Baltimore Orioles
• Google launches "Google Drive" cloud storage and collaboration service
• Hicks: Bieber writes song about accuser
• Cal State East Bay to host candidate forum
• Governor Brown vows to help state retain innovative companies
• New victims, rape charges added to case against accused phony San Francisco plastic surgeon
• Logan High student injured in Union City shooting
• Mad-cow disease found in Central Valley dairy cow
• Rodney King reflects on an up-down life since riot
• Enrich Your Career by Pursuing the Right Professional Course
• Alameda County Supes make Nadia Lockyer's resignation official Tuesday
• Justin Bieber Bashes Baby Accuser Mariah Yeater on Twitter
• Tracy: 17-year-old arrested in rash of car burglaries
• 49ers finally remade front office -- and it's paying off handsomely
• Hicks: Kardashians get huge deal to renew reality show
• Warriors make Bob Myers their GM
• West Oakland apartment house fire displaces 14
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• Martinez man arrested, Tasered after police chase
• Late rains help East Bay water district
• Big rig crash slows I-80 in Berkeley
• Hundreds pack hearing on bill to ban use of dogs in hunting of bears, bobcats
• Murder trial begins against San Leandro man who stabbed wife to death in public with screwdriver
• New York Jets director of scouting may join Oakland Raiders
• Former Livermore judo coach pleads no contest to sex crime
• Martinez council to review outdoor dining proposal next month
• 3 wounded in East Oakland shooting
• Contractor injured during retrofit work at Walnut Creek BART station
• San Francisco man arrested after allegedly attacking roommate over movie choice
• Feds bust suspected Ecstasy drug ring centered around Bay Area rap label founded by Mac Dre
• Storytelling extravaganza at La Pena April 29!
• Five Cal players expected to be taken in NFL Draft
• The third day of Ridvan in Oakland
• Eye from the Aisle: Bay Area Children’s Theatre TRUE STORY OF THE 3 LITTLE PIGS
• One Fermented Evening at The Terrace Room
• Recapping Cal's spring football -- and looking ahead
• Barnidge: Need for education doesn't end when summer vacation starts
• Drummond: Conference to focus on blacks and breast cancer
• Battle over Sheriff Mirkarimi's job could drag on for months
• Oakland A's manage just three hits off Jake Peavy in 4-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox
• Oakland Raiders G.M. Reggie McKenzie has strong bond with his twin brother
• Suspect dies in Fairfield officer-involved shooting
• Creating Work You Love with a Life in Balance!
• Slideshow: Six of 'The Voice' singers on Team CeeLo and Team Adam survive instant elimination
• Bill targets mattress dumping
• Freddy Sanchez begins rehab assignment in San Jose
• Former Pinole officer looks to reshape UC Davis police after pepper-spray scandal
• Antioch sees slight sales tax bump, must find ways to make money
• Nate Robinson's future with the Golden State Warriors far from certain
• Crews recover wreckage from deadly yacht crash off the Farallon Islands
• Editorial: Come clean, Bill
• Man leads officers on chase through Vallejo, laughs before being Tasered, police say
• 8-year-old found in suspected methamphetamine lab in Napa
• "Pink Ribbons Inc. film about breast cancer to be screened at Cal State East Bay
• Canadian firm recommended for $2.5 billion BART car contract
• Oakland hosts Chicago for three games at Coliseum, makes infield change
• 2012 Green Ribbon Schools named
• Tuesday profile: Oscar Wright, Oakland's education advocate
• Alameda County needs poll workers for June 5 election
• Hicks: Lane Garrison arrested for domestic violence
• Vallejo woman hospitalized after setting herself on fire while trying to light fireplace
• Contra Costa seeks volunteers for homeless outreach
• Ex-Yahoo president and husband agree to split millions in final divorce settlement
• Oikos shooting suspect has not eaten in three weeks
• Restaurant fire displaces three families in Antioch
• Anti-death penalty measure qualifies for November ballot
• Congressman John Lewis tells his story about being a young activist during Civil Rights movement
• AC Transit sets Wednesday hearing and vote on bus rapid transit project
• Roadshow: Requests for bumper stickers on turn signals still pouring in
• Gang members arrested in slaying of Marine vet outside Antioch bar
• Suspect in shootout with Berkeley police faces attempted murder charges
• Canadian firm recommended for $2.5 billion BART car contract
• San Francisco Giants' Tim Lincecum gets back on the win column in 6-1 win over Mets
• Portion of Lewelling Blvd. closed through Sunday
• Oakland prescription drug disposal day is Saturday
• Sneak peak in Oakland of HBO "Weight of the Nation" series Wednesday
• 63-year-old Oakland man pleads not guilty for 1974 molestation and killing of teen girl
• Oikos University reopens, three weeks after seven were killed
• A's third baseman Josh Donaldson sent to minor leagues
• Disgraced sheriff Mirkarimi faces SF ethics commission tonight
• Multiple arrests made in Oakland last week
• Public Market Emeryville remodel pays homage to its industrial past
• Oakland Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie looking for self-starters in the draft
• Police announce new crowd control tactics
• Green makeover for Emeryville's Public Market
• Saints deny ESPN report alleging eavesdropping
• John L. Smith hired as interim Arkansas football coach
• Sonoma: Man suspected of lighting ex-girlfriend's home on fire
• Hicks: Noah Wylie arrested
• Brush up on your Scottish this weekend at Freight and Salvage
• Celeb pics: What's up with the hair, Cher?
• 'Once Upon a Time' recap: April 22, 2012
• `American Idol' champion Scotty McCreery takes grounder to throat in game
• AT&T workers miss service calls after dust-up over pro-union stickers
• Silicon Valley officials tout legislation for new emergency communication network
• Driver found dead in crashed car off Napa freeway
• San Francisco: Man in wheelchair hit by Muni train dies
• Deliveryman foils gas station robbery attempt in East Oakland
• Celebrating Clowes
• Petaluma Chili Cook-Off Saturday May 12, 2012
• Play It Forward! to support Walnut Creek foundation's efforts
• Plan the weekend just as the week begins
• Throw out history for the first Raiders draft – post Al Davis
• Warriors snap season-long losing streak
• Walmart goes solar at six Colorado stores
• Oakley invites residents to submit their to-do list
• Bay Area space and science events for the week of April 23-28
• Oakland Athletics beat Cleveland Indians 5-1
• Protesters occupy Berkeley-owned farm tract in Albany
• Court documents reveal PG&E likely to take hard line on issue of paying punitive damages
• Ex-Cal star Mychal Kendricks believes he measures up to NFL linebacker standards
• Stanford primed for NFL draft's first-round spotlight
• Can effective administrators eliminate school bullying?
• 2 injured in shooting in Oakland saturday night
• All eyes on Florida jail as George Zimmerman awaits release on bail
• San Francisco Giants rained out Sunday against New York Mets
• Losers of two straight, A's look to salvage series at Coliseum today
• Officials ID San Bruno man killed in Highway 101 crash
• San Mateo man who picked up PG&E line ID'd
• Oakland A's lose to the opportunistic Indians, 5-1
• More firings expected in Secret Service scandal
• One in two new college graduates are jobless or underemployed
• If only life were like an '80s sitcom
• As swing state unemployment decreases, Obama's reelection chances increase
• Baltimore neighborhood watch trial similar to Trayvon Martin case set to begin
• It's official: President Obama will clinch the Democratic nomination for president Tuesday
• Hayward community rallies to fix swimming pool
• Feinstein nearly a lock
• San Jose Earthquakes beat Real Salt Lake 3-1
• Golden State Warriors Andrew Bogut, Stephen Curry scheduled for surgery
• More than a month later, search for Sierra LaMar continues
• Oakland A's put up little resistance, fall to Cleveland Indians 5-1
• Quarterbacks who followed NFL legends offer advice for Andrew Luck
• San Jose Sharks ousted from Stanley Cup playoffs by St. Louis Blues
• Warriors fall short in Houston
• Police find swimmer in Lake Del Valle who went missing
• San Jose Sharks notebook: Faceoff failure come back to haunt Sharks
• More than a month later, search for Sierra LaMar continues
• Herhold: Latest outburst proves Pete Stark needs to go
• Sen. Dianne Feinstein puts re-election campaign on cruise control
• Exclusive: Nadia Lockyer tells traumatic story of how affair, drugs and deceit led to downfall
• Tammerlin Drummond: Time for real solutions to Oakland killings
• San Francisco Giants lose to New York Mets 5-4
• Permanent fix sought for Mt. Diablo Scenic Boulevard
• Oakland Effect: Reflecting on Oakland after a trip to Cape Flats, South Africa
• Eye on the East Bay: Is public art a good bet?
• Save this show: 'Alcatraz'
• Roadshow: Santa Clara County highway cleanup needs more volunteers
• Vast Mexican bribery case hushed up by Wal-Mart
• A conservative group's role as stealth business lobbyist
• Monte Poole: Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis moving team into NFL's modern era
• Person injured in Walnut Creek wreck
• Jane's Walks honor work of renowned urban planner
• The Education Report: Readers weigh in on student discipline debate
• Vorderbrueggen: Richmond politics get ugly
• Maynard, Anderson standout out in Cal spring game
• Fired Santa Clara County prosecutor allegedly pressed cops to arrest husband's ex-wife
• One dies in East Oakland vehicle crash
• Mt. Diablo school board may extend top administrator contracts on Monday
• San Francisco Giants lose to New York Mets 5-4
• Volunteers clean up North Richmond creek for Earth Day
• Next year's Cal spring game will be televised on the Pac-12 Network
• Curry, Bogut to undergo surgery
• Cal football: Freshman leads Gold to victory
• Big rig catches fire, blocks I-580 lanes in Livermore
• Man fatally shot near East Oakland park
• Freeway pursuit begins in Walnut Creek, ends with Oakland crash
• San Bruno man killed in San Francisco motorcycle crash
• Downed power line electrocutes San Mateo man
• Firefighter suffers minor injury in San Jose vehicle fires
• UC Berkeley grad student Minh Dang “steals the show” at slavery abolition event
• Disney studio chief quits after 'John Carter' bomb
• Journalist to speak at College of Marin about slaying of Oakland reporter
• Zip code 94611 Oakland Piedmont CA ---- Seller's market
• Golden State Warriors Curry and Bogut scheduled for surgery next week
• Richmond man sentenced in killing of young Bay Point father outside Pittsburg barbershop
• Martinez man rescued from Montara cliff side, then arrested on outstanding warrants
• New truck scales facility on Interstate 80 will smooth flow of goods to Port of Oakland
• Theranos Inc. relocating to Newark
• Peninsula student held to answer on attempted rape of his teacher
• San Jose drug dealer gets big sentence, deportation
• Hundreds of thousands American households may lose Internet in July
• Pressure builds as Sharks face elimination
• U.S. Supreme Court is set to revisit affirmative action in college admission
• Michelin recalls 77,000 tires for safety problem
• More than 200 people have been interviewed about Secret Service prostitution scandal
• AEG moves a step closer to O.co Coliseum management contract
• Oakland artist awarded a piece of $5.7 million grant
• Warriors lose 104-94 to Mavericks
• A's lose 4-3 as Godfrey struggles against Indians
• Garamendi urges Bay Area Rapid Transit to Buy American
• Oakland A's fall to Cleveland Indians 4-3
• San Francisco Giants hold on, beat New York Mets in 10 innings
• Searchers find body believed to be missing Santa Rosa girl
• Another daylong Sierra LaMar search scheduled for this weekend
• Morgan Hill students get in trouble for getting high on pot cookies
• San Francisco judge refuses to grant suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's request to derail administrative process
• Pizarro: San Jose State president Mohammad Qayoumi lays out academic plans
• Bay Area adds nearly 11,000 jobs in March as employment surges
• Alameda County Supervisor Nadia Lockyer resigns, citing need to focus on motherhood, recovery
• Bay Area adds nearly 11,000 jobs in March as employment surges
• Alameda County Supervisor Nadia Lockyer resigns, citing need to focus on motherhood, recovery
• Traffic flowing again on San Mateo Bridge following early morning crashes
• Skyline High School student killed in rollover crash near King City
• Oakland pot protest targets Obama
• Oakland police officer sues Sgt. Derwin Longmire for sexual harassment
• Oakland man sent to prison for life for killing man while trying to steal pot plants
• At Oakland elementary school, environmental science meets art
• 1972 A's are still Swingin' 40 years later
• Kawakami: Reeling San Jose Sharks in need of a catalyst
• Treasured junk is headed home to Taiwan
• San Jose Earthquakes head into Real Salt Lake match minus some key contributors
• San Jose Sharks just trying to stay alive in series
• San Jose Sharks notebook: St. Louis Blues' special teams outperforming Sharks'
• Citywise: Oakland police to target robberies
• Golden State Warriors lose to Dallas Mavericks
• Former West County athletes prove they are still young at heart
• Police release sketches of women suspected in scams targeting elderly Chinese women
• Lifeless Tracy child brought back to life by quick-thinking rescuer
• Walnut Creek School District employees see pay raise
• Zimmerman apologizes for Florida shooting; gets $150,000 bail
• Man fatally shot after manhunt, hours-long closure of Interstate 80
• Armed heist at San Rafael pot club prompts massive search effort
• Vallejo police crackdown continues as a third pot club raided on '420'
• Fairfield's Solano mall sold in a $1.154 billion deal
• Vallejo woman rescued after her car rolled over her with baby inside
• Mt. Diablo trustees to unveil draft master plan for English language learners Monday
• 20/20 Points of View: 20 Choreographers Celebrate Luna’s 20th Anniversary
• Bay Area rapper accused in Vallejo man's slaying enters no plea at arraignment
• Dating Weather: It's the season of Love!
• Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year semifinalists announced
• After three straight wins in L.A., Oakland returns home to take on Cleveland
• Oakland Baha’i Community: Ridvan is here!
• Oakland police make multiple arrests in robbery cases
• Graduate School of Business Dean and Authority on Women's Workforce Issues Featured on KCBS Radio
• Catch Asher Roth for free at Billboard and Chevrolet First Look Concert Series
• How to Practice the Art of Acknowledgement
• School chief ecourages participation in the Great California ShakeOut
• 4/20: Exploring jazz's musical marijuana connection
• Cruise the Caribbean next winter courtesy of SFJAZZ
• Senator Boxer’s staff urges California abolitionists to persist in advocacy
• Chavez Jr. to face Andy Lee on June 16
• Networking: does it work well for your net?
• Cal spring football game open to fans Saturday
• Mike Vax brings Kenton big band sound to Half Moon Bay
• International Bird Rescue celebrates 40 years
• BART agent says he could be fired for gifting discarded tickets
• Oakland A's have surprise for Los Angeles Angels, win three of four
• Cal's Memorial Stadium financing faces challenge to meet lofty goals
• San Jose Sharks fall to St. Louis Blues 2-1, trail playoff series 3-1
• Mark Purdy: The face of San Jose Sharks' Game 4 defeat is Patrick Marleau
• Purdy: The toughest job in sports?
• The buzz: Honeybees are swarming, and that's a good thing
• Federal court hears arguments on Hayward power plant permit
• Golden State Warriors brace for three games in three nights
• 'American Idol' recap: Another surprising elimination night
• Obama to designate Fort Ord as a new national monument
• Oakland seeks to close motels over prostitution claims
• "Fruitvale" film will depict Oscar Grant as a father, son, and nephew
• Mt. Diablo Health Care District presses on with grants
• BART agent says he could be fired for gifting discarded tickets
• Golden State Warriors fact box
• Jurors deliberating case against Occupy Oakland protester accused of hitting policeman with a folding chair
• Earth Day celebration and volunteer clean up at Elmhurst Branch this Saturday
• A's: Are they getting closer to the South Bay?
• Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt Engaged; Engagement Ring Cost $1 Million!
• State Court of Appeals issues stay of attorney's sentence
• San Francisco: Brother of quintuple murder suspect to stand trial on drug, weapons charges
• Mountain lion spotted in Portola Valley
• San Leandro: Man accused of molesting young relatives found not guilty of most counts
• Oakland shuts out Los Angeles, 6-0, as Bud chimes in on stadium issue
• County Board of Education denies proposed West County charter, approves Clayton Valley charter rep
• Mills College Featured in Princeton Review's Guide to 322 Green Colleges
• Tentative ruling denies Ross Mirkarimi's bid to overturn suspension
• Golden State Warriors fact box
• 49ers' kick off move to Santa Clara with far-from-traditional groundbreaking
• Hicks: Kinder, gentler Hannibal Lecter
• Police identify man shot and killed while pushing stroller in East Oakland
• PG&E fined nearly $20 million for safety lapses in Contra Costa County
• Vehicle in fatal Concord crash linked to earlier drug and weapons citation
• California Lottery pulls ad with slap-happy Lady Luck
• Fremont school board mulls budget cut options
• Richmond anti-violence agency accuses Sheriff's deputy of assaulting staff member
• Martinez agrees to compromise on lice-removal salon, delays vote on appeal
• International Bird Rescue celebrates 40 years
• Strong Bay Area housing sales<br> stir hopes for spring
• Vallejo motorcycle cop injured in collision with car during pursuit
• Technology and Its Impact on Education
• Exploring Tim Lincecum's struggles
• Brittney Griner won't play for U.S. women's basketball team at Olympics
• Man slain in car in East Oakland identified
• Date supposedly set for Facebook IPO
• Starbucks to stop using dye made from bugs
• Quakes G.M. John Doyle criticizes MLS punishment system after Marvin Chavez's one-match suspension
• Penn State pays $5 million to Joe Paterno's estate
• San Jose police captain fatally shoots pit bull
• Federal judge allows antitrust case to proceed against Bay Area tech heavyweights
• Hicks: Ted Nugent meets with Secret Service Thursday, following Obama remarks
• Levon Helm of The Band dies at 71
• Oakland cartoonist Daniel Clowes goes from underdog to top dog
• Oakland: Four injured after car plunges off I-580
• $10,000 reward being offered for information on fatal Oakland shooting
• Celeb Pix: Jenny McCarthy, Kathy Griffin get close
• Eye from the Aisle-“What shall we do with Russia?” Tony Winner @ Shotgun Players
• Hicks: Mel Gibson rants released on tape (again)
• DA: Two former MACSA officials illegally diverted more than $1 million in pension funds
• Hicks: Lindsay Lohan gets into another altercation
• Martinez senior affordable housing project a done deal; discussion not reopened
• Dark Shadows star Jonathan Frid dies at 87
• State Supreme Court orders second look at Santa Cruz attempted murder case
• San Jose State to inaugurate Qayoumi
• Santa Rosa police search for 15-year-old girl missing since Saturday
• Marin County father whose two sons have rare brain tumors raises funds for research
• Census: Older Asian, Hispanic populations growing in California
• 'Idol' recap and review: Top 7 for the second time
• Piedmont Bird Calling Contest to fly May 4
• Bay Area Jazz: April 19-22
• San Leandro man arrested after fire caused by marijuana grow operation
• Sharks coach still keeping potential line changes a secret
• Prosecutor will seek to halt Chevron operations in Brazil
• Chickens from the Turlock hen rescue join Redwood 4-H
• Chickens from the Turlock hen rescue join Redwood 4-H
• East Bay beer events April 19-21
• Livermore Valley vintners showcase drought-resistant gardens
• Pat Summitt to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Roadshow: Opening of Wal-Mart in San Jose contributing to big traffic jams
• Commissioner says MLS would use goal-line technology
• Taurus Arrives With A New Moon
• SF Giants win pitchers duel in 11th inning, 1-0
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• Police investigate South Richmond shooting
• Bynum, Gasol lead Lakers over Warriors
• San Francisco Giants beat Philadelphia Phillies in 11 innings
• Bartolo Colon is sharp in pitching Oakland Athletics over the Los Angeles Angels
• Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry turns attention to next season
• 'American Idol' recap: Top 7 belt out hits from now and then
• Hundreds of millions spent to protect Delta levees. Is it enough?
• Family OK after garage fire in San Ramon home
• San Jose murder-suicide victim once ran popular Sunnyvale nightclub Abyss
• San Jose woman sentenced to 1 year in jail for stealing jewelry from young students
• Bay Area citizens lobby to end human trafficking in government contracts
• General manager Trent Baalke says San Francisco 49ers have a player in mind to take with first-round draft pick
• Pot backers plan Friday protest in Oakland
• Suspended San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi finally tells his side of the story
• Suspended San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi finally tells his side of the story
• Trout Derby at Lafayette Reservoir is Saturday
• Suspect in Discovery Bank robbery arrested
• Kato Road closure in Fremont causing traffic snarls
• Police, fire officials investigating blaze at San Leandro marijuana grow
• Biker, 12, receives only minor injuries after colliding with car in Walnut Creek
• UC Davis police chief resigning after pepper spray incident
• Oakland's best new bars: Dogwood
• North Oakland Senior Center hosts April 28 forum for elderly and their caregivers
• Mills College Receives Grant to Boost Digital Media Literacy and Civic Engagement in Oakland High Schools
• Giants' Brian Wilson will have Tommy John surgery
• Fremont City Council nixes more meeting about Kimber Park development
• Larry Page evasive with Oracle's lawyer, but admits Google never obtained Java license
• Pleasanton Safeway employee cited for selling cigarettes to underage decoy
• Pot backers plan Friday protest in Oakland
• Man fatally shot in Oakland while pushing girl in toy stroller; child unharmed
• Sentencing of Paul Garcia in Los Gatos murder-for-hire case postponed again
• Oakland City Council changes meeting date to avoid protesters
• Roadshow: Major repairs needed to fix gravel problems on I-880
• Pleasant Hill man killed in Orinda freeway crash
• Police looking for witness in Fremont homicide
• Congressman Pete Stark apologizes for accusing challenger of taking bribes
• Lightning grazed homeless men, and cast spotlight on need for help
• No charges in death of Long Beach girl, 10, after fight
• Contra Costa supervisor candidate forum set for Lafayette
• 3 agents out in wake of Secret Service scandal
• Pleasanton approves 500 apartments south of BART station
• Oakland High School student arrested after police say he brought fake gun to school
• Hicks: Gavin Newsom gets talk show on Al Gore's network
• Can schools stop cyberbullying of teachers?
• Oakland police surrounding home near Martin Luther King Way in search of potential burglary suspect
• Toxic friends and the damage they do
• Purdy: Sharks bolster their penalty kill with Thornton
• Parolee arrested in connection with Pleasant Hill robberies
• Dublin begins work to stamp out smoking, tobacco related products
• Concord student arrested after sending threatening text messages
• Earth day
• Not do-or-die time for Sharks, but close
• Pleasanton's Polycom misses earnings estimates, forecasts weak second quarter
• Antioch senior's wish is granted
• Hicks: Tom Petty gets his stolen guitars back
• Oakland: Police arrest suspected burglars near Oracle Arena
• Hicks: Van Halen blames father for alcoholism
• Clothing retailer pulls 'get tanked' displays after Marin groups plan protest
• New Jersey bully's paralyzing punch nets $4.2 million settlement
• Berkeley High to suspend dozens,<br>expel up to 3 in attendance scam
• Hicks: Katy Perry allegedly wants Russell Brand back
• Purdy: How the San Francisco 49ers became Santa Clara's team
• Brentwood man injured in fight outside Pittsburg bar
• Youths transform tunnel into work of art
• Business spotlight: Former ceramic artist turns to kitchen design
• Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom gets new Current TV gig
• Lauro Nyro brings touch of jazz to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Big eighth inning against Angels helps A's break losing streak
• Pat Summitt steps aside as Tennessee coach
• Laney College
• Dorothy Lynch-style salad dressing recipe
• 'The Bachelor': Is popular reality show racist?
• San Jose-bound passenger goes nude at Portland airport to protest screening
• How to Prevent the Invasion of the Productivity Snatchers
• Lawmakers scrutinize $68 billion high-speed rail plan
• Poets looking to publish
• Cal stadium renovation has funding problem, according to Wall Street Journal
• If it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't true
• Rosamunde Sausage Grill to open Oakland location
• Three candidates -- two seasoned, one newcomer -- running for Contra Costa supervisor
• Nadia Lockyer Should Resign
• New Altamont Wind Turbines Are a Boon for Birds, But Not for Bats
• Sparkman and the Blinkster
• Letters for the Week of April 18, 2012
• Sales Tax Battle Brews in Alameda
• The Joy of Cannabis Cooking
• Corrections for the Week of April 18, 2012
• Obama's Pot Policy
• Progressives Debate the JOBS Act
• The San Francisco International Film Festival Must Go On
• Madison Bumgarner leads San Francisco Giants past Philadelphia Phillies
• Monte Poole: Golden State Warriors can win for losing
• Poole: Warriors can win for losing
• Oakland A's rally past Los Angeles Angels 5-3
• Pinole council bans home-based gun and ammo sales
• Stephen Curry out for season
• Bay Area attorney facing jail time on contempt charges because of scheduling conflict with Alameda County murder trial
• Stop California bullet train, state's top analyst urges
• Prepare to sneeze: Sunny skies and warm weather signal start of allergy season
• Prepare to sneeze: Sunny skies, warm weather signal start of allergy season
• Several units damaged in fire at Antioch apartment complex
• Envisioning Your New Career and Creating a Life of Possibility!
• Penalty kill has to be better for San Jose Sharks
• Tim Kawakami: San Jose Sharks' Doug Wilson and San Francisco 49ers' Trent Baalke are kindred spirits
• Bynum steps up for Lakers
• Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry expected to miss rest of the season
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at new home
• Medical marijuana users and dogs reined in by East Bay Regional park board
• Twenty people convicted in Contra Costa Superior Court in massive insurance fraud ring
• Local ragtime pianist not guilty of molesting boys in Oakland, Berkeley, jury says
• Late Oakland jazz trumpeter Khalil Shaheed honored at memorial Sunday
• Police: Napa woman who struck bicyclist had been arrested previously on DUI charges
• Castro Valley High to hold drill simulating gunman
• Supervisors approve St. Rose agreement
• Salinas: 1-year-old hit and killed by pickup truck; driver arrested on DUI charges
• Cal guards Murray, Rossi leaving men's basketball team
• ConFire headquarters sees waterworks after hydrant sheared
• Top news photos: Discovery's final flight and more
• Two suspects arrested in burglary of San Leandro business
• State Supreme Court denies review of San Leandro Hospital's purchase by Sutter Health
• PG&E investigating outage that shorted out Rio Vista and other Delta towns
• Bay Area rapper surrenders in Vallejo Valentine's Day slaying
• Seismic retrofitting finished at Antioch Bridge
• Illegal prison cellphones being disabled
• Oakland Raiders release 2012 schedule
• Stop California bullet train, state's top analyst urges
• Federal court to hear appeal of Hayward power plant permit
• Stop California bullet train, state's top analyst urges
• University of California grows more selective as applications flood in
• Black Friday shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Hicks: Simon Cowell robbed after steamy tryst
• Prepare to sneeze: Sunny skies and warm weather signal start of allergy season
• Oracle considered buying BlackBerry maker or Palm, building Java phone, Larry Ellison says in Android trial testimony
• Minority students ask federal court to reconsider Prop. 209
• Are NHL playoffs evolving into a sequel of 'Slap Shot'?
• What's for dinner? Sausages with your own BBQ sauce recipe for two
• Flying the world, from his own garage
• Warriors: Stephen Curry doubtful for rest of season
• Hicks: Oscar Grant movie planned; Octavia Spencer eyed for key role
• Warren Buffett says he has early prostate cancer
• Mother injured in gunfight at East Oakland store where her son was killed two years ago
• Sharks coach contemplating lineup changes for Game 4 of playoffs
• McClymonds coach pens book about personal tragedies, triumphs
• Pleasant Hill hands subcommittee task of drafting new rules for campaign signs
• Tri Delta Transit offers free commuter bus passes
• Bill to punish student-teacher dating dies in committee
• Brown seeks to eliminate 718 unnecessary state reports
• SFJAZZ Collective welcomes new members, focus on Corea
• Hicks: Courtney Love apologizes to daughter
• Are you ready for the $60 light bulb?
• Celeb Pix: Zac Efron dazzles at 'Lucky One' premiere
• Napa Valley Conservatory Theater's production of "Sweeney Todd"
• IKEA to begin selling Web-connected TV integrated into furniture
• NBA player gets technical foul for giving opponent a wet willy
• Montclair Village Restaurant Walk 2012 - Tuesday April 24. 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
• Roadshow: Work to smooth out bumpy Highway 85 begins
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week: April 10-16
• Warriors launch their own smartphone app
• Hicks: Ryan O'Neal has cancer
• Two guards transfer from Cal
• New comic book releases 4/18/12
• New comic book releases 4/18/12
• Hicks: Tupac hologram may go on tour
• San Jose Earthquakes' Shea Salinas to undergo shoulder surgery
• More emaciated elephant seal pups showing up at Marine Mammal Center
• A's Minor League Instructor Ron Plaza passes away
• Check out jazz à la Française in the Napa Valley
• Dialysis website enables patients to compare safety records of clinics
• Dialysis website enables patients to compare safety records of clinics
• Warriors lose 120-99 to Spurs
• San Jose Sharks yield three power-play goals in loss to St. Louis Blues, who lead series 2-1
• San Jose Sharks' top line held without a goal for third straight game
• Mark Purdy: St. Louis Blues postseason return to San Jose evokes a haunting past
• Tim Lincecum's free fall continues against Philadelphia Phillies
• Oakland A's shut out by Los Angeles Angels
• Mark Purdy: San Jose Sharks playing like it's February, which won't get it done in postseason
• Tim Kawakami: Game 3 shows why the St. Louis Blues are a tough matchup for San Jose Sharks
• St Louis Blues have the San Jose Sharks down, 2-1, in series
• Slideshow: 'The Voice': A new twist - instant elimination
• Golden State Warriors coach wants to solidify small forward position
• Renters squeezed in tight market
• Selection committee recommends AEG to operate Oakland Coliseum complex
• Police: Evidence gives new leads in Sierra LaMar abduction
• Antioch community members join DeSaulnier in support of homeowner protection
• Work to begin on West Oakland Teen Center
• "I would HAPPILY pay more taxes if they were spent on...."
• A mother's wish for her tax dollars
• Teacher killed in murder-suicide outside Petaluma divorce lawyer's office
• Accusations of bribery roil race for Stark's seat
• Man acquitted in 2010 shooting death of musician Dewey Tucker
• Farmers market returning to San Leandro on Wednesday
• Report: Vallejo SWAT tear gas rounds likely ignited 'accidental' house fire during standoff
• Woodside Elementary grieves for third-grader killed recently in auto accident along with her father
• Oakland: Man fatally shot while driving in East Oakland; passenger injured
• Ride to cemetery turns fatal for San Mateo man
• Roadshow: Tips on adjusting outside mirrors to cover blind spots
• Antioch community members join DeSaulnier in support of homeowner protection
• National parks week
• Hicks: Bobby Brown pleads not guilty
• Fumble leaves Alabama with a shattered BCS trophy
• Giants to pay tribute to yacht-race victim who was former bat girl
• Giants to pay tribute to yacht-race victim who was former bat girl
• Hotel market rebounds in Bay Area
• San Jose State names interim AD, will conduct national search to find Tom Bowen's replacement
• Raiders kick off preseason with Monday night game against Dallas on Aug. 13
• Livermore: Lanes reopened on eastbound I-580 following wreck
• Fewer post offices are handling late-night tax rush
• Hicks: Tupac shows up at Coachella
• $5,000 reward offered in Oakland kidnapping and sexual assault case
• Family engagement framework publication released
• Warriors sign Mikki Moore, recall Chris Wright
• Saturday: An education conference for Oakland's African-American families
• Lifesaving app created in San Ramon Valley nominated for Webby award
• Vallejo teen arrested on suspicion of harboring robbery suspect
• San Jose State expected to name Marie Tuite as interim AD to replace Tom Bowen
• Police identify pair killed in San Jose shopping center murder-suicide
• San Pablo musician rocks and rolls for charity
• Suspect in San Jose, Capitola, Santa Cruz bank robberies surrenders to police
• Hicks: Ashton Kutcher spending quality time with Mila Kunis
• Oakland police: Woman sexually assaulted, kidnapped near Lake Merritt
• Hicks: Bill Murray not saying no to another Ghostbusters
• Charlie Baty ready to jam at San Francisco Blues Dance Exchange
• Evening completion time estimated for downed line in Lafayette
• NBA awards 2014 All-Star game to New Orleans
• Sharks coach not saying what line changes possibly in store for Game 3
• Giants sign Madison Bumgarner to 5-year extension
• AP wins Pulitzer for stories on NYPD spying on Muslims
• Best performing arts center in Napa
• Man struck, killed by Caltrain in San Mateo
• Richmond police arrest two in weekend's second chase with a tossed gun
• Oakland-based online auction site borrows from real life
• Celeb Pics: Mike Tyson goes for Carrot Top's ear before 'Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth - Live on Stage'
• Thomas Peele: Trayvon Martin case shows us just how far we have left to go
• Financial literacy for children and teens
• Cal gets commitment from another cornerback from Georgia -- plus video
• Alameda County Greens neutral on Peralta parcel tax
• Tradition meets modern as Anoushka Shankar plays SFJAZZ
• Family tries to move on after slaying of Marine vet in Antioch bar
• 'Amazing Race' recap
• Jed York Q&A
• Former Stanford star Alex Aragon wins TPC Stonebrae Championship on Nationwide Tour
• High-stakes Oracle-Google trial has tough veteran federal judge at helm
• Bugs, Slugs And A Snail Circus
• San Ramon Chamber And The A's For Meet, Greet And Play Ball!
• Roadshow: Expect delays on I-5 near Buttonwillow through August
• Me and My Car: An 18-footer on four wheels
• High-stakes Oracle-Google trial has tough veteran federal judge at helm
• Political Blotter: How tightfisted was your House member?
• Pleasant Hill to give small businesses grants to pay for marketing
• Jed York Q&A: Finishing what Uncle Eddie started, 49ers CEO envisions iconic stadium for Silicon Valley
• Martinez: Wreck at Highway 4 offramp causes major injuries
• Slideshow: Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2012
• 'Extremely intoxicated' driver crashes car into Concord house
• The federal www.StopBullying.gov website relaunched
• The federal www.StopBullying.gov website relaunched
• National day to support end-of-life health-care planning
• San Jose Sharks, St. Louis Blues say they're focused on winning, not fighting
• Search for green jobs on the 2012 World's Most Ethical Companies list
• Booze, Broads and Hot Rods car show
• San Francisco Giants drop series finale against Pittsburgh Pirates 4-1
• Oakland A's drop series in 5-3 loss to Seattle Mariners
• Top news photos: Paris Marathon, Titanic anniversary and more
• Police: Toddler found at San Jose murder-suicide was victims' daughter
• Searchers race against clock in hunt for missing Farallons sailors
• T-Rex: The search continues
• Attorney: Former KNBR host Ralph Barbieri wrongfully terminated
• San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson concedes season-ending surgery likely
• Residents digging out after tornadoes hit Midwest
• Dole recalls bagged salad for salmonella risk
• Escaped Santa Clara County convict recaptured
• 'Hunger Games' earns $21.5M to slap down 'Stooges'
• Richmond: Gunfire, car chase lead to arrests
• The Chef's Corner at Wood Tavern in Oakland
• Housing recovery: Which cities are bouncing back first?
• Bribe claim rocks Stark race
• OAKLAND INDIE MOVIE EXAMINER: PUBLIC RESIGNATION
• Marquez dominates Fedchenko; Rios earns controversial win over Abril
• Marquez dominates Fedchenko; Rios earns controversial win over Abril
• San Francisco Giants beat Pittsburgh Pirates on throwing error in bottom of the ninth
• One person dead, four missing after yacht runs aground at Farallon Islands during race
• Tempers flare, but San Jose Sharks lose to St. Louis Blues in Game Two
• San Jose SaberCats lose 61-55 at Philadelphia Soul
• Light-hitting Oakland A's stay course against Seattle Mariners, fall 4-0
• Spring Game does nothing to settle Stanford's search to replace Andrew Luck at QB
• Pete's Hardware in Castro Valley honored with history award
• Tammerlin Drummond: Bank foreclosures an urban blight
• Limited early successes for 100 Blocks
• Freeway wreck in Castro Valley injures two
• San Jose Earthquakes earn 2-2 draw with New York Red Bulls
• Gun rights activists promise big turnout at Pinole council meeting
• Seeno and Gill families share the 'Whittemore' problem
• Roadshow: Rant on overly courteous drivers connects with readers
• Short-handed Warriors lose to Clippers
• Education Report: California lawmakers to reconsider "zero-tolerance" student discipline laws
• Historic Oakland sites to host statewide preservation conference
• Slideshow: Robin Gibb of the musical group the Bee Gees in coma
• Best Buy to close stores in East Palo Alto, Pittsburg
• Man convicted in Santa Clara County escapes from minimum-security camp
• Hayward resident displaced, home damaged in one-alarm fire
• Mt. Diablo district residents are invited to community forums regarding proposed property tax increase
• 6-year-old San Jose girl killed by a log on Santa Cruz beach identified
• Fragile
• Santa Clara man lives on with donated heart from Hayward man, meets his family
• Giants closer Brian Wilson likely headed for season-ending elbow surgery
• Golden State Warriors lose to Clippers despite Nate Robinson's 28 points
• Two dead in apparent murder-suicide in San Jose
• Sonoma and Oakland events celebrate jazz
• Suspect wounded in officer-involved shooting in Berkeley
• Paula West collaborator George Mesterhazy dead at 58
• Vandals break into vehicles, set booth on fire in downtown Oakland
• Cupertino company recalls tuna after Salmonella outbreak
• Bay Area Space and Science events for the week of April 16 - 22
• Purdy: McLellan, Hitchcock share mutual admiration
• Snow blankets mountains as strong storm moves into Southern California
• 4th Annual Goat Festival, Saturday April 21 at San Francisco Ferry Plaza
• Expand your Universe at Cal Day
• After swerving to avoid coyote, woman is trapped in car overnight in Big Sur
• Former Bee Gee Robin Gibb reportedly in a coma
• Lightning bolt burns tent, grazes two campers on Mount Diablo
• Convert Shoes brings Sustainable Style to Berkeley
• Bartolo Colon, Oakland A's shut down Seattle Mariners
• 10 stress management steps for the caregiver
• 10 stress management steps for the caregiver
• Quarterback David Fales impressive in San Jose State football Spring Game
• Kawakami: Cain masterpiece a fitting beginning for Giants
• Tracy police nab two suspected of trying to steal a car
• Advice from politicians who know: Nadia Lockyer's future is up to her
• Oakland to consider term limits, repeal of ranked-choice voting
• Recent raid no damper on interest in Oakland's medical marijuana business
• Oakley teens study the science of learning
• Richmond looks to move on after police race-bias trial
• Family of man bludgeoned to death criticize Berkeley police response
• Motorcyclist opens fire on truck in Mill Valley
• Loan modification attempt turns into nightmare for Antioch family
• Teen center construction to begin
• Lee and Jefferson out for Warriors
• Family of slain man criticize<br>Berkeley police response
• Police release details on suspects, car believed used in Oakland hills shooting
• Google shares drop on stock-split news
• Latest ailing Warrior: David Lee
• Hicks: Mindy McCready has second child
• Independent booksellers ponder their fate as Amazon and Apple duke it out
• Lighting bolt grazes two campers on Mount Diablo
• Equipment problem causing BART delays
• San Jose Sharks, St. Louis Blues make adjustments for Game 2
• Police: Armed suspect at Oakland hotel disguised himself as a woman
• Loan modification attempt turns into nightmare for Antioch family
• Honor Bar Grill and Cocktails in Emeryville fills a gap for tech-and-art set
• Eye on the East Bay: Occupy movement comes to Brentwood pub
• French designer Philippe Starck says he is working on 'revolutionary' project for Apple
• State School Chief announces new tool to get families involved in education
• Hicks: Morgan Freeman denies being involved with step-grandaughter
• A Stow family moment brightens Giants' home opener
• PG&E makes $70 million payment to San Bruno
• Giants get one-hitter from Cain in home-opener
• San Jose Earthquakes-New York Red Bulls matchup features top-level MLS scoring firepower
• Wells Fargo's first-quarter profits jump 13 percent, powered by mortgages
• Primavera Century offers cyclists steep climbs, scenic vistas
• Cops find charred body in Modesto home after standoff
• Hicks: Sean 'Diddy' Combs gets unwelcome visitor
• Despite concerns, Martinez may have to allow affordable senior housing to be built
• Oakland: Crews battle 3-alarm fire
• Overnight thunderstorms in Bay Area knock out rainfall records
• Oakland police chief, Alameda County district attorney defend actions against Occupy Oakland
• Pit bull bites toddler in Martinez
• Celeb Pics: The TCM Classic Film Festival opens with the world premiere of the restored 'Cabaret'
• Hicks: Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt engaged
• Hicks: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie in talks to make film together
• Seenos face scrutiny over allegations of inflated home prices
• 'Cabin In The Woods' Delivers Twists and Turns
• Giants: Belt benched again
• Santa Rosa: High school basketball coach arrested on suspicion of having sex with 16-year-old student
• Volunteer to make a difference
• Pleasanton commission to discuss Shadow Cliffs water slides
• Sonoma County: Boy home sick from school helps in arrest of burglary suspect who broke into family's house
• Storm-related landslide closes Piedmont street
• Cal signs one hoops player in spring; he's from same school as Crabbe (video)
• Try working at Costco as a free food sampler clerk
• 5 Tips for burning 500 calories easily.........
• Saving Jessica, saving American Idol talent
• ACT's nostalgia-fest Maple and Vine runs through April 22
• New, expanded Concord health care clinic opens to serve uninsured
• 2012 Eisner Awards
• Warriors lose 112-103 to Mavericks
• Warriors lose 112-103 to Mavericks
• Flames seen coming from Modesto standoff apartment
• A's bullpen could be team's biggest question
• Golden State Warriors rally but lose to Dallas Mavericks
• BrightSource shelves IPO, walks away from public markets
• San Jose Sharks beat St. Louis Blues 3-2 in playoff opener
• Thunder, lightning filling Bay Area skies
• Fish and Game chief who killed mountain lion broke political contribution law, state panel says
• Brother says painter Thomas Kinkade battled alcoholism
• Brother says painter Thomas Kinkade battled alcoholism
• Alameda County tries to salvage of its redevelopment projects
• Nationwide Tour golf: Ben Martin braves elements, takes lead at TPC Stonebrae
• More local money put toward Highway 160 ramps
• 'American Idol' shocker: Judges forced to save one of top singers
• At long last -- a BART groundbreaking
• At long last -- a BART groundbreaking
• Official: Police chief of NH town, less than 2 weeks from retirement, killed in drug bust
• Bird with West Nile virus found in Pleasant Hill
• Schwarzenegger's next blockbuster: He's tailoring book to his fans
• Facebook expands collected data available to users
• Belmont police take armed woman into custody after lengthy standoff
• Apple works on Mac malware fix, but takes heat
• Tesla cuts factory cost as shares rise on profits
• San Jose police investigating toddler death
• Golf in Marin: Dog-lovers revel in friendly policy at county courses
• Jury to decide whether convicted Santa Cruz sex offender should remain in mental hospital
• Clipper Round the World race yachts are a highlight of Jack London Square boat show
• Oakland City Hall, services closed Friday
• Seven East Bay schools win state academic achievement award
• Giant turtle swims toward official recognition as official state marine reptile
• Senate subcommittee supports California's transitional kindergarten law
• Giants get better pitching in win over Rockies
• Modesto: Deputy, citizen killed while sheriff is serving eviction notice
• High-speed rail board approves final plan for California bullet train
• Cal's student newspaper <br>searches for survival money
• Hicks: 'Arrested Development' set to start shooting this summer
• Raiders sign TE who never played college football
• North Korean rocket launch appears to have failed, U.S. says
• Heavy rains flood San Francisco street with sewage
• A fixer with promise in East Oakland
• A fixer with promise in East Oakland
• Walnut Creek police holding prescription drug, needle drop off Saturday
• Alameda County District 4 Supervisor race a David and Goliath story
• Green Day to release 3 albums<br> within next year
• Vandals slash vehicle tires in Pleasanton
• Conviction upheld in killing of rookie San Jose officer Jeffrey Fontana
• Emails claim state Treasurer Bill Lockyer supplied wife with drugs
• Live chat: Golden State Warriors center Andrew Bogut, Friday at 12:30 p.m.
• California Supreme Court: It's not the boss's problem if employees work during breaks
• Praise your man, he will love you for it
• Rents continue to rise, as home prices become more affordable
• Two men sought in Oakland bank robberies
• Two men arrested in Livermore bank robberies
• Celeb Pics: Robert Downey Jr. drives the red carpet at the 'The Avengers' premiere
• Transit and political leaders in San Jose to help break ground on BART extension
• Suspect in Fairfield stabbing death arrested in Humboldt County
• Man arrested after crashing stolen vehicle in Newark
• Bay Area Jazz: April 12-15
• Hicks: President Obama calls Kanye West a 'jackass' again
• Man arrested for three Marin bank robberies in two weeks
• Kawakami: Breaking down the Warriors' lottery hopes
• Arson arrest prompts investigators' calls for more resident vigilance, reporting
• Hicks: Axl Rose won't show for Rock Hall of Fame ceremony
• Newark nonprofits presenting free jazz concert Sunday
• Slick roads create hazards for drivers in Concord
• Holocaust
• Roadshow: Driver asks overly courteous drivers to knock it off
• Two arrested in armed robbery of Fremont video game store
• Don't let someone be invisible or a piece of furniture
• Hicks: J.K. Rowling's next book set for release Sept. 27
• Marin rallies to revive Lucasfilm movie studio plans
• Coroner identifies bicyclist killed in Richmond hit and run
• Antioch apartment complex fire draws arson investigators
• Man shot and killed on San Pablo street
• Stowaway cat adopted by Elvis impersonator in Novato
• Oakland's BrightSource Energy shelves IPO, announces it will pull S-1
• Benny Golson talks the art of jazz composing
• Brassica Mediterranean Kitchen & Wine Bar in St. Helena
• Brassica Mediterranean Kitchen & Wine Bar in St. Helena
• More rain in store for Bay Area
• Man shot while walking<br> dog in Oakland hills
• Warriors lose to Aldidge-less Blazers
• Warriors lose to Aldidge-less Blazers
• 'American Idol': Top 7 take on contemporary artists
• Golden State Warriors lose to Portland Trail Blazers 118-110
• Tim Lincecum hit hard as San Francisco Giants are routed by Colorado Rockies 17-8
• Mars Retrograde Ends!
• Mars Retrograde
• One dead, one injured in shooting outside Fairfield bar
• Investigators in Sierra LaMar case study underwater sonar images for clues to help find missing Morgan Hill teen
• Investigators in Sierra LaMar case study underwater sonar images for clues to help find missing Morgan Hill teen
• Hayward council candidates sound off at forum
• Accused Oikos University gunman One L. Goh tells reporter he is "deeply sorry" in first jailhouse interview
• Purdy: Low expectations might bode well for Sharks
• San Jose Sharks putting puzzle together as they meet St. Louis Blues in NHL playoffs
• Andrew Bogut's upside appears very high with Golden State Warriors
• Police: Bicyclist killed in Richmond hit-and-run
• Three people ordered to trial for allegedly killing Concord woman over house deed
• San Ramon sex trafficking trial ends with guilty verdicts
• Contra Costa growth commission chooses familiar face to fill vacancy
• San Ramon sex trafficking trial ends with guilty verdicts
• El Sobrante man denies account of his role in 2008 triple-shooting
• Man injured in one-car wreck in Livermore
• Body of missing Seaside hiker found in Big Sur
• Oakland Running Festival pumps $3.5 million into local and state economy
• Vintage trend for spring 2012: Fisherman sweaters
• Foothill Boulevard construction continues in Hayward
• Live chat: San Francisco Giants home opener, Friday at 1 p.m.
• George Zimmerman is in custody, will be charged with second-degree murder
• Former Hoover family home to reopen as nature center at Big Basin Redwoods State Park
• Funeral held for father and daughter killed in Concord crash
• Oakland steals wacky win from Kansas City in the 12th inning
• San Jose software engineer Jason Cai found guilty of murdering lawyer Xia Zhao
• Walk-off hit batter caps Oakland A's comeback win over the Kansas City Royals
• Stanford football notes: Tight end dynamic has changed with Coby Fleener gone
• Rafael Baca providing clutch midfield play for the San Jose Earthquakes
• A city littered with trash: Illegal dumping an expensive problem for Oakland
• Roadshow: Woman repeatedly slaps kid in car. What would you do if you saw this?
• Report: Barbieri let go by KNBR
• Chase Bank along Highway 4 in Discovery Bay is robbed
• East Bay firm accused of illegal debt collection shut down
• Oakland gets share of Microsoft settlement
• $ 1 billion needed for South Bay flood protection and marsh restoration
• Push made for 'Made in America' transit vehicles
• Hicks: Denise Richards to guest star on Charlie Sheen's new show
• Hicks: Courtney Love accuses Dave Grohl of seducing her daughter
• Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie looking forward to NFL draft
• Hicks: Studio halts Mel Gibson film
• Giants catcher Buster Posey sidelined by shingles
• Hayward man sentenced in DUI crash that injured boy after Giants game
• Celeb Pics: Tommy Lee rocks Audrina Patridge at documentary after party
• Panel: UC Davis pepper-spraying of protesters should not have happened
• Train hits car in San Leandro, killing elderly woman
• Charles Manson denied parole for 12th time
• Rain expected to clear by weekend
• 2012 Title 1 Academic Achievement Awards
• Pittsburg honors anniversary of WWII Philippines death march
• Park It: Earth Day activities on tap all over East Bay
• Walnut Creek looks at possible improvements to Boundary Oak
• Workday names VMware exec as its new chief financial officer
• Novato man accused of two DUI crashes in two days
• Hicks: Prince Harry smitten with Brit pop star Mollie King
• Grade school teacher ran large marijuana grow near Eureka, officials say
• Electric vehicle charging station agreement raises hackles
• Verizon to begin charging $30 fee for phone upgrade
• After one-hit, rain-shortened loss, A's need a victory to win first series
• Oakland's Joey Devine out for the season
• More with Anton Schwartz and the music of Stanley Turrentine
• Anton Schwartz cooks up the best of Turrentine for SFJAZZ's Hotplate
• Dumpling Wars Dumpling Making Competition Thursday, April 26, 2012
• The Deep Green Festival Will Have Plenty to Talk About
• Corrections for the Week of April 11, 2012
• Ranked-Choice Voting Attacked in Oakland
• Letters for the Week of April 11, 2012
• How the Prison Population Exploded
• The Bad US Attorney
• Can Berkeley Tackle its Plastics Problem?
• Goofball and Galahad
• Cop Identified in Kayvan Sabehgi Beating?
• Oakland A's manage only one hit in loss to Kansas City Royals
• Simple, Cheap Classic for Rainy Days
• A captivating, gorgeous, picturesque traditional
• Antioch moves forward with changes to housing document
• Expect 'trucks with dirt' as BART construction gets under way
• Warriors president Rick Welts found courage to tell 'whole story'
• Oikos leader fears for school's survival
• San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy still figuring out how to use new outfielders
• Chicken is a winner at 30th napkin art contest
• Newest Raider Dave Tollefson feels indebted to club
• Roadshow: Another force behind bringing BART to San Jose
• Grading at new Antioch magnet high school has some students asking for F's back
• Grading at new Antioch magnet high school has some students asking for F's back
• Bay Area News Group photographer wins national journalism award for Occupy Oakland photo
• Lies women tell
• Santa Cruz City Council gives initial thumbs-up to talks with Warriors to bring D-league Dakota Wizards to town
• Still struggling to keep up with your mortgage payments?
• Rescuers en route to two-car wreck on Interstate 80
• A's-Royals in rain delay; first pitch at 7:45 p.m.
• Reliever Joey Devine has second Tommy John procedure; will miss season
• Police: Shooting in Livermore may be gang-related
• Judge orders so-called hoarder to clean up his Boulder Creek property, pay thousands in fees and fines
• Purdy: One year later, Stow family keeps rooting for little victories
• Verdict reached in Richmond police racial discrimination trial
• East Contra Costa farmers say unusual winter may push back the start of the summer fruit season
• Hayward firefighters extinguish garage blaze on Second Street
• Port, Oakland fighting over labor system
• Last of three movie theater murals to be unveiled in downtown Hayward
• Walnut Creek restaurant, bar owners against proposed alcohol law
• Rain delaying flights at SFO up to two hours
• Driver in Concord fatal crash released from custody, victims' family prepares for funeral
• Hicks: Ronnie Montrose's death ruled a suicide
• College event
• Federal anti-hacking prosecutions reined in by appeals court ruling
• Newest Raider Dave Tollefson feels indebted to club
• Walnut Creek man arrested on suspicion of setting small fires in Lafayette
• The truth about the real Easter bunny
• Rick Santorum's exit from race paves way for Mitt Romney
• Hicks: 'The Simpsons' home state finally revealed
• Best Buy CEO resigns amid 'personal conduct' investigation
• Memorial held for Oikos victims
• Find the perfect health club for you in the Lamorinda area
• What's for dinner? Braised chicken with sage recipe for two
• Man found dead in house in East Oakland identified
• Boudoir photography goes mainstream
• The ugly side of the beauty industry
• Celeb Pics: Beth Ostrosky Stern goes to the dogs
• Sharks goaltender Antti Niemi faces a big challenge against Blues
• Apple market value briefly hits $600 billion
• Bay Area News Group photographer wins national journalism award for Occupy Oakland photo
• Personal Injury Claims 101
• Hicks: Alec Baldwin's alleged stalker charged
• Pleasant Hill recreation district hopes to boost beer festival profit
• Woman shot on Mission Boulevard in Hayward
• Hicks: Tom Hanks in talks to play Walt Disney in movie
• Bay Area connections made "Jazz at the Philharmonic: Seattle 1956” possible
• Injury crash slows I-80 in Pinole
• Copper thieves blamed for<br> San Lorenzo strip mall fire
• In aftermath of Stow beating, tight security at Dodgers' home opener
• SJ State ends admission guarantee for local students
• On a mission with Ben and Jerry's
• Cal has the best softball team and best player in the country
• Instagram co-founders are young, widely praised -- and very, very rich
• Stolen cellphones will be quickly disabled under new plan
• Best Spring Hikes in Contra Costa County
• Everything in its place
• Police use pepper spray to subdue San Jose State student in "hallucinogenic state"
• Hicks: 'Dancing with the Stars,'' Melissa Gilbert sent to hospital after fall
• Report spotlights out-of-school suspensions in California
• Pleasanton dry cleaners robbed at gunpoint
• Review: Odd Future shocks, thrills
• Inspirational Champion of Refugee Children to Deliver Commencement Address at Mills College
• Pokemon: Not just for kids any more
• Warriors suffer worst loss of season
• Tom Milone sharp in Oakland A's debut with victory against Kansas City Royals
• Slideshow: 'The Voice' live: Team Green and Team Levine
• Milone, Oakland defense spark 1-0 win over Kansas City
• Golden State Warriors suffer 39-point loss to Denver Nuggets
• San Jose Sharks have to figure out how to beat St. Louis Blues
• Tammerlin Drummond: Fed crackdown on Oaksterdam just a matter of time
• Contra Costa County: Fire district, union extend labor contract
• Misty the miracle cat found unharmed after spending 16 days in a Larkspur attic
• Novato man who died in jump near Lodi was a leader among older skydivers
• Extra days to file taxes
• Doyle Drive entrance to the Golden Gate Bridge will close for entire weekend at end of April
• Corte Madera waiter claims $228,000 lottery ticket sold in San Rafael
• Report: Funding cuts are eroding the quality of the nation's subsidized preschools
• Facebook to buy mobile photo app Instagram for $1 billion
• City attorney rebuts SF Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's arguments against suspension
• Oakland Public Library looking for tutor volunteers to mentor English learners
• Police investigating homicide in house in East Oakland
• Winless at Coliseum, A's need a win tonight against Royals
• Mills College
• Hicks: Lil Wayne's posse allegedly attacks photographer
• Boy Scout troop leaders inspire special ed kids by teaching leadership and outdoor scouting skills
• Gaps in Netflix streaming service options likely to persist
• Smoke scare at San Jose jail over after blaze flames out in ventilation system
• Police probe continues into tragic Concord crash
• Family mourns Fremont homicide victim
• Edwards Avenue freeway off-ramp in Oakland closed while police investigate shooting
• Market-rate rentals in stalled Hercules project get mixed reception from public
• Roadshow: How Air Resources Board helped clear things up
• Santa Fe Elementary School: The legal action merit
• Girlfriend says painter Thomas Kinkade died in his sleep
• Hayward forum Tuesday for candidates in Congress, City Council races
• Duplex fire in West Oakland displaces five
• Giants get first victory as Zito shuts out Rockies
• Oakland: Suspect arrested<br> in December fatal shooting
• Oakland: Bicyclist killed <br>in collision with SUV
• Jesuit seminary student must pick up trash for Occupy Oakland involvement
• Wednesday hearing on increasing bus service across Dumbarton Bridge
• Hicks: Lindsay Lohan accused of battery -- is the claim bogus?
• Tax deadline pushed back two days this year
• Oakland Chief Howard Jordan takes center stage during tragic events
• Hicks: Britney Spears' fiance may become her co-conservator
• Celeb Pics: Rolling Stone's Ronnie Wood uses a paintbrush as well as a guitar
• SELF-RISING OAKLAND
• Hicks: Kanye West to appear on Kardashians' show
• Pokemon: Not just for kids any more
• Gunfire breaks up teen party in Antioch
• Rain expected around Bay Area this week
• Driver airlifted to hospital after Carquinez Bridge crash
• I-880 ramp reopened after crash, diesel spill near Milpitas landfill
• Cal spring football notebook: Stadium will be ready for opener
• Autism linked to obesity during pregnancy
• Changing the Way Things Are-- from “Downward Spiral Talk” to Possibilities
• Back home with the parents
• Facebook to buy mobile photo app Instagram for $1 billion
• Coast Guard rescues 2 men, boy stranded overnight in Bodega Bay
• Two men found dead in plane crash wreckage in Salinas area field
• Hicks: Ryan Gosling Easter eggs spread across New York City
• Ex-Ukrainian prime minister owes Marin $2 million in back taxes
• Walnut Creek park likely to be home of famous artist' sculpture
• Do your job search like you prepared for Fantasy Baseball season
• Convenience store clerk attacked when she refused to sell single bottle of beer
• Prosecutor won't take Trayvon Martin shooting case to grand jury
• Oakland Catholics reflect on Easter in wake of Oikos tragedy
• New trail under I-580 opens door for more Tri-Valley bike, foot travel
• Biofuel firms face uncertainty over future government help
• San Jose's Oak Grove High rallies around African immigrant who speaks rare language
• Amazing Race Recap: Team Big Baby
• San Jose's Oak Grove High rallies around African immigrant who speaks rare language
• Biofuel firms face uncertainty over future government help
• San Jose Sharks in unfamiliar position as underdog
• Oakland A's Josh Donaldson working hard to learn to play third base
• Cal football stadium on time for Sept. 1 kickoff
• The Morning After Ride brings Vintage Motorcycles together for a Ride
• InsideTracker wants to help you become a better athlete
• Clubman's All-British Classic Motorcycle Show is a Hit!
• Work continues to rid Richmond, San Pablo homes of lead
• DC Comics New 52 redefining Aquaman
• Golf: Bubba Watson wins Masters playoff over Louis Oosthuizen
• Will the the Oakland schools new plan work?
• San Francisco Giants swept by Arizona Diamondbacks
• Four injured after car hits tree in Antioch; police suspect alcohol involved
• Slideshow: Mike Wallace: May 9, 1918 - April 7, 2012
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• Roadshow: Flashing white lights on bicycles: legal or not?
• Police probe driver's cell phone after fatal Concord crash
• Tim Tebow draws big crowd to Texas Easter service
• Celeb Pix: Three Stooges ride again
• Oakland: Three-alarm fire scorches business
• Oakland school shooting a global shame in immigrants' communities
• Sharks begin playoffs Thursday, return home against Blues on Monday, April 16
• Former Cal star Leon Powe featured in documentary to be televised Monday
• 'Hunger Games' leads box office charts for a third straight weekend
• Cost to pack state park artifacts will cut savings
• Mike Wallace dead at 93
• Bay Area Space and Science events for the week of April 9 - 15
• Despite late rally, A's fall to Mariners 8-7 on Saturday night
• Aspergers on television
• East Palo Alto stabbing victim dropped off at hospital
• Commemoration marks 70 years since Bataan Death March
• Will an Oakland school district initiative slow teacher turnover, or make it worse?
• Livermore fireworks inch closer to return
• Windfall of cash could hit state treasury from global warming program
• San Jose Sharks want to relish underdog role in playoffs against St. Louis Blues
• Golden State Warriors blow out Denver Nuggets
• Chris Wondolowski scores twice in San Jose Earthquakes' 3-1 win over Vancouver Whitecaps
• Oakland A's fall to Seattle Mariners again
• San Jose Sharks will face St. Louis Blues in NHL playoffs
• A's comeback falls short, as Mariners win, 8-7
• Tyson fans meet hero fighting for redemption
• Oikos University killings surpass 1986 mass murder as Oakland's most deadly
• Commemoration marks 70 years since Bataan Death March
• United to pull out of Oakland airport in June
• Tammerlin Drummond: Easter sermons seek spiritual meaning in Oikos tragedy
• Zach Maynard blocks out chatter, seizes role as Cal's unchallenged starting quarterback
• Golf: Sweden's Peter Hanson holds one-shot lead over charging Phil Mickelson with one round left in Masters
• Vorderbrueggen: Chevron's failed appeal delivers ironies aplenty
• Authorities ID man killed in Fremont shooting
• Stanford kicker Jordan Williamson boots 42-yarder in spring scrimmage
• Cherry blossoms and Oakland's 160th birthday
• The Education Report: California Distinguished Schools and American Indian charter investigation
• The Education Report: California Distinguished Schools and American Indian charter investigation
• Oakland's Colon hopes to replicate effort against Mariners tonight
• Police arrest two teenagers in Pleasant Hill burglary
• Roadshow: Santa Clara County-wide litter cleanup is planned
• Father, young daughter killed by speeding vehicle in Concord
• Family of Sierra LaMar announces $10,000 reward; 49ers Alex Smith participates in search
• Motorist dies in big rig crash on I-280 near San Mateo
• San Francisco Giants fall to Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4
• Woman injured in Oakland shooting
• Hinduism’s Holi Festival Celebrated in the Bay Area
• Oakland Coliseum still bears O.co name
• 'Uncooperative' teen male stabbed in Watsonville
• Huh? U.S. and British English to collide at Olympics
• Ford recalls 140,000 Focus cars for wiper problem
• Contracts expire tonight for 40,000 AT&T workers in California, Midwest
• 'Defiance' seen as cause of California school suspensions
• GOP superdelegates: It's over, Romney is nominee
• Angry 'gladiators' climb Colosseum in Rome protest
• Fang Lizhi, one of China's best-known dissidents, dies
• Iran lawmaker: Country can produce nuclear weapons
• Two of Latin America's deadliest gangs join forces
• Monte Poole: Opening night in Oakland just cruel facade for A's fans
• Oakland student makes the most of a new start
• Warriors fall short in Utah
• Seattle drops Oakland at Coliseum behind unearned runs
• Oakland A's lose home opener, 7-3 to Seattle Mariners
• Golden State Warriors lose 104-98 to Utah Jazz
• Oaksterdam founder to leave cannabis business
• Caltrain hits, injures woman in Redwood City
• Tim Lincecum roughed up as San Francisco Giants lose opener to Arizona Diamondbacks
• Golf: Fred Couples becomes oldest player atop leader board at halfway point of Masters; Tiger Woods struggles
• Brandon Jacobs happy to join Frank Gore in San Francisco 49ers backfield
• San Jose Sharks' Ryane Clowe calls his play from bench against Los Angeles Kings 'dumb'
• AT&T Park draws crowd for San Francisco Giants opener -- in Arizona
• Happy Resurrection!
• Renovations planned for dental clinic at Richmond school
• Eye on the East Bay: Media storm Piedmont home after Oikos shooting
• Yahoo confirms products chief Blake Irving is leaving company
• Three people displaced, two firefighters injured in Hayward house fire
• Heroes emerge from Oikos tragedy
• Raiders agree to deal with free-agent Dave Tollefson
• Hercules fills two open seats on Planning Commission
• Oakland parents file lawsuit to keep their school open
• Oaksterdam founder to leave cannabis business
• Sheriff's van carrying prisoners catches fire on I-580 in San Leandro
• San Jose State spring football: SJSU out to retool offensive line
• A's kickoff home schedule against Mariners tonight at the Coliseum
• Fremont rejects energy conservation ordinance
• Hicks: 'Bully' gets PG-13 rating
• Walmart grocery is rejected by Hayward Planning Commission
• San Francisco sheriff's wife: Husband victim of coup
• Contra Costa supervisor candidates to participate in environmental forum
• Oakland shooting victim's remote village wants him home
• Former Modesto teacher arrested for sexual contact with another teen
• Oakland tragedy: Community continues healing as case develops
• Mt. Diablo district residents are starting to chatter about proposed property tax increase for bond projects
• California Passover diners get the word: No Coke
• Albert Dailey: Recalling a lyrical but now overlooked jazzman
• Police looking for Fremont bank robber
• Hicks: Morgan Freeman reportedly dating step-granddaughter
• Pinole recreation manager takes top parks and recreation post in Alameda
• Fremont man robbed at knife point on city street
• 34 arrested in Good Friday protest at Lawrence Livermore Lab
• Caltrain hits woman in Redwood City
• Sharks' captain giving San Jose some bite
• Gov. Jerry Brown commutes woman's sentence in shaken baby case
• Stockton man suspected in East Bay bank robberies arrested
• Oakland postal service employee pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Napa County child molestation suspect arrested in Aptos
• Man killed in Richmond train collision identified
• Muscular Dystrophy Association show leaving Vegas
• Program teaches tennis to blind Fremont students
• San Jose firefighters applaud man for pulling driver from wrecked car
• Detective: Concord woman, 21, was killed for deed to house she didn't own
• Monte Poole: Comcast documentary captures Oakland city basketball
• Surging Earthquakes look to keep things rolling
• The Oakland report card lesson
• Early-morning fire damages Fremont restaurant
• Vogelsong happy with the way he throws
• Citywise: Newark mayor to deliver State of the City
• Indie Designers in the Bay Area- Indie Mart looking for Vendors!
• San Jose concert to benefit Alum Rock jazz education program
• Hicks: Amanda Bynes charged with DUI after sideswiping cop car
• Celeb Pix: Who's looking hotter: J.Lo or Mario Lopez?
• Hicks: 'Hunger Games' director reportedly quits before next film
• Sharks' Ryane Clowe: 'Dumb play ... brain cramp'
• A sadly flat 'American Reunion'
• San Jose State to add women's track team in 2014
• Hicks: Tyler Perry accuses 2 Atlanta cops of racial profiling
• Steve Scott's "Emotional Tourist" is the thinking Christian's art
• Schoolhouse rock?
• MediaTakeOut: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Had Sex After Their Movie Date!
• Easter fun at the Dunsmuir House
• Uber District Presents - The Cupcake Lounge April 14th
• Man dies after being shot near Fremont DMV
• California's tough gun laws could not prevent East Oakland tragedy
• San Jose Sharks clinch playoff berth, then hold off Kings in shootout
• San Jose Sharks' Ryane Clowe breaks up Kings' late potential scoring threat from the bench
• Oikos University students return to school to pick up belongings
• Bounty Tape Transcript: Ex-Saints assistant Gregg Williams tells his players to try to seriously hurt 49ers players
• California's tough gun laws could not prevent East Oakland tragedy
• California gets longest commercial salmon fishing season since 2005
• Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul draws crowd at UC Berkeley
• 'American Idol': San Jose's DeAndre Brackensick eliminated
• 49ers' Donte Whitner: Saints actions 'really disgusting'
• Housing proposed for old Mervyn's headquarters site in Hayward
• HOMEROOM: Dealing with stress in elementary school
• All is right in San Francisco Giants' world now the Buster Posey has returned
• Golf: Lee Westwood makes major statement at Masters, grabs one-shot lead
• Proposed Walmart grocery draws crowd to Hayward meeting
• Roadshow: Tips for transporting a vehicle across the country
• Group continues push to get Walnut Creek skate park named after friend
• Want to party in the shade at the Martinez pool? It'll cost you this year
• Warren Sapp: 'Most heinous, egregious thing in history' of NFL
• NFL bounty scandal: Saints defenders encouraged to 'kill the head' of 49ers' Frank Gore, Alex Smith
• Man charged with three sexual assaults in Oakland
• Housing proposed for old Mervyn's headquarters site in Hayward
• Teenager rescued from rocks near Cliff House in San Francisco
• Oakley votes no on clean water initiative
• Suspect in Hayward murder also charged in 2007 Union City killing of 14-year-old
• A's fans hoping to afford a better future
• Suspect in Hayward murder also charged in 2007 Union City killing of 14-year-old
• Oakland police: Different administrator was true target of Oikos shooter
• Preventing child sex abuse to be discussed at workshop in Pleasant Hill
• Jury deliberations begin in Richmond Police Department racism trial
• San Jose Earthquakes' Steven Lenhart leaves practice with injury
• Wallet stuffed with $10,000 returned in Laguna Beach
• Deadline approaching for IRAs
• East Bay-bound BART trains experiencing 20-minute delays for medical emergency
• Hicks: Keith Olbermann sues Al Gore's network
• Facebook will list shares on Nasdaq, sources say
• Lawsuit seeking to ban Happy Meal toys in California shot down
• Teen tries 100-plus mph chase from Walnut Creek to Cupertino
• On anniversary of return to Google's helm, CEO Larry Page keeps focus on countering Facebook
• Japanese ghost ship in flames after Coast Guard opens fire
• Chia isn't just for pets anymore, as San Francisco seed peddler finds fans by adding them to food
• 25th Assembly candidates to take part in forum
• A's second baseman Jemile Weeks: Is he on the verge of stardom?
• Olbermann sues Current TV for $50 million, cites glitches
• California gets longest commercial salmon fishing season since 2005
• Longtime Santa Clara city manager, who oversaw 49ers stadium deal, to retire in June
• Man, dog suffer injuries in pit bull attack in Benicia
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Love Hewitt heats up the red carpet
• Hicks: Kim Kardashian dating Kanye West
• Bay Area Jazz: April 5-8
• 49ers react to Gregg Williams audio tape
• Painkiller sales soar around US, fuel addiction
• Hicks: Elton John grinds with Channing Tatum for charity
• Bay Area water district approves project after connection fees rebound
• Hicks: Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony to perform together
• Wyoming town with 1 resident sold for $900,000
• Utah Jazz won't be tempted to lose to Golden State Warriors in order to gain draft pick
• San Jose murderer who killed inmate says he was avenging innocent children
• Ex-Raiders assistant Joe Avezzano dies at 68
• Mets outfielder Andres Torres out with left calf injury
• NFL Commissioner Goodell hears appeal from Saints coach Sean Payton
• Raiders Reveal 2012 Preseason Schedule
• Oakland charter school to stay open
• Ferdinand Porsche, designer of 911 and grandson of car company's founder, dies at 76
• Tim Kawakami: Ex-Saints defensive coach Gregg Williams will never coach again
• Montclair residents grill police,<br> leaders about crime
• Man pleads not guilty in slayings of 5 at San Francisco home
• Amazing photos of hits on 49ers in alleged Bounty program by Saints
• Piedmont: No suspects in Park Boulevard home invasion
• Blowfish Sushi To Die For -- Innovative Asian Fusion Cuisine
• Jazz community rallies around ailing saxophonist Dayna Stephens
• 2012 Opening Day is upon us for both Athletics and Giants
• Richmond defense team calls black officers' racial discrimination claims 'absurd'
• April beer events begin, no foolin'
• 'American Idol': Contestants rock out on '80s night
• San Jose Sharks must get past Los Angeles Kings to achieve postseason
• Eighth grader aces spelling bee -- in Spanish
• Man injured in knife attack at Berkeley store
• April Oakland sex trafficking preview: awareness and action events
• Sax titan Dayna Stephens fights for his life
• "QR codes" replace milk cartons in quest to find missing children
• Space Enthusiasts gather at SpaceUp San Francisco
• 'QR codes' replace milk cartons in quest to find missing children
• Watchdog finds Solyndra's loan was 'rushed'
• Fake San Jose cop has search routine down, but he's the criminal
• Drunk woman booked for driving into San Jose house, cops say
• San Mateo County tapped for pilot health care project
• Head of Hewlett-Packard Labs resigns
• Mattison appointed to fill vacant Discovery Bay board seat
• Hayward, police officers sued by family of man who died after dog bite
• Oakland police to miss Occupy deadline
• Childhood obesity growing California voter concern, poll reveals
• San Francisco Giants are expecting an improved offense in 2012
• Golden State Warriors rally from 20 points down to beat Minnesota Timberwolves
• Ohlone president to discuss campus improvements
• Fremont man arrested on suspicion of assault in road-rage incident
• Cambodian New Year Festival to feature music, traditional food
• Golf: No shortage of contenders at Masters
• World War II covert agent will share stories at USS Hornet Museum
• Pacific Mozart Ensemble holding auditions for skilled singers
• Funding Social Ventures: Mills College Conference Explores New Ways to Create Positive Social Impact
• Sunnyvale police: Fatal hit-and-run suspect admitted he intentionally drove into 2 pedestrians
• Oakland university shooting: Family remembers San Leandro's Doris Chibuko as genuine, generous
• Chevron's failed tax appeal illuminates paradox in Contra Costa lawsuit by 28 cities and special districts
• College official from Piedmont says she was target of Oakland rampage suspect
• Oakland university shooting: One Goh charged with seven counts of murder, may be eligible for death penalty
• Top news photos: Golf legends at Masters, bunny ears on Wall Street and more
• Antioch poised to open new public boat ramp
• Six-month road closure in Pittsburg starts Monday
• Alameda County gun show case may end without definitive legal shot fired
• Yahoo to cut 2,000 jobs, or 14 percent of global workforce
• A's bury Giants, 8-1, in final preseason tune-up before Friday's home opener
• Celeb Pix: Elton John, Channing Tatum steal the show
• Thursday search in Sierra LaMar disappearance to focus on San Martin, Gilroy
• Yahoo to cut 2,000 jobs, or 14 percent of global workforce
• Hicks: Whitney Houston autopsy says 'white powdery substance' was found in singer's hotel room
• Josh Donaldson hits two homers as A's beat Giants 8-1
• Debate continues over future of Pinole fire protection
• A's send righty Tyson Ross to minors; choose Godfrey as fourth starter
• American Indian Public Charter II middle school
• Archive: Oikos shooting suspect One L. Goh makes court appearance today at 2 p.m.
• A's hopeful that Cespedes can provide a power boost
• Goalkeeper Joe Cannon revitalizes career with Vancouver Whitecaps
• Cal football stadium on time for Sept. 1 kickoff
• 49ers and Raiders won't meet in exhibition this year
• Berkeley residents say no to new taxes
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Giants keep Hector Sanchez as lone backup for Posey
• Sanitary district postpones pursuit of solar energy
• Brentwood schools meet challenge with chains of kindness
• Walmart grocery appeal heads to Hayward planners
• Warriors recall Chris Wright
• Judge says Reebok can't sell NY Tebow items
• Man struck and killed by train in Antioch
• 13 from California indicted in Las Vegas ID skimming scam
• Oakland A's Send Tyson Ross to Sacramento
• Search continues for gun used in Oakland university killings
• Combating Depression
• Hicks: Kevin Bacon and wife Kyra Sedgwick are cousins
• Hicks: Keith Olbermann says he "screwed up" on Current TV deal.
• Understanding Early Attachments for Healthy Relationships
• Hicks: Ryan Gosling saves woman's life
• Annual nuclear weapons protest at Livermore lab set for Friday
• Electronic Arts voted 'Worst Company of 2012," beating out Bank of America
• Why men lie
• Become More Attractive To Employers With Knowledge Of Enterprise Cloud Computing
• Fight following Berkeley shooting death led to suspect's arrest, police say
• Antioch residents sentenced to prison for lying to SEC
• Downtown Berkeley increases 'ambassadors' on the streets
• Monterey Jazz Festival: Strongest lineup in years
• Kate Middleton Skinny, Angry Over Angelina Jolie Insult
• Health Care Glossary
• Replacing Mary Hayashi
• The Cannabis Crackdown Hits Oaksterdam
• OPD Sees Itself as a Victim of Occupy Oakland
• Where Is Our Katniss Everdeen?
• AC Transit Buys Local
• Letters for the Week of April 4, 2012
• AC Transit Finally Buys American
• Raiders' Deal Still Haunts Oakland
• The Shrinking Stage
• Lead-Ammo Ban Sought to Protect Condors and Eagles
• Oakland university shooting: Hundreds gather at vigils for shooting victims
• April preview: Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
• Jamaal Wilkes elected to the Hall of Fame
• Warriors blow another large second-half lead to the Grizzlies
• A's notebook: Dallas Braden's injury not as serious as Oakland A's feared
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Brandon Belt appears set as opening-day first baseman
• Matt Cain strikes out six as San Francisco Giants beat Oakland A's 3-2
• Golden State Warriors blow 12-point fourth-quarter lead, lose to Memphis Grizzlies
• Slideshow: 'The Voice': Four singers are clipped from Team Christina and Team Adam
• Healthiest California counties ranked in new study
• Rev. Randy Farmer set to release country gospel album nationwide!
• Ex-Seaside police officer acquitted on all 33 counts in sexual abuse case
• Peter Douglas, champion of the California coast, dies at 69
• Roadshow: Prius drivers fire back at their critics
• Seton Medical Center in Daly City appoints interim CEO
• Singer Avril Lavigne visits Pleasanton Safeway to launch campaign for disabled
• Healthiest California counties ranked in new study
• Peter Douglas, champion of the California coast, dies at 69
• Future hazy for Oaksterdam
• Pleasanton Council clamps restrictions on Neo dance club
• Women's basketball: Brittney Griner leads Baylor to NCAA title
• Suspects arraigned in slaying of Hayward High student
• Oakland University shooting: Willow Glen mom Judith Seymour killed in rampage
• City, community grapples with shooting's aftermath
• Police recount first minutes of grisly scene at university where seven were killed
• Stanford football notebook: Linebacker Chase Thomas considered leaving for NFL draft
• Mega Millions translates to mini percentage for schools
• Oakland university shooting: Police dispatch tapes paint hectic scene following shooting
• What can you do to help your baby learn?
• Mills Faculty Featured in Princeton Review's the Best 300 Professors
• Mt. Diablo school board will poll district residents on tax increase
• San Ramon Valley's 2010 teacher of the year dies of heart complications
• Oakland university shooting: Authorities release One Goh's booking mug, list of victims
• Concord man convicted of murdering girlfriend's stepdad during fight over rent
• Occupy Oakland accuses DA<br> of abusing power
• Top news photos: Large tornadoes hit Dallas area
• Rescue crews at scene of wreck on Alcosta Boulevard in San Ramon
• New stain-resistant seats are expected to please unhappy BART riders
• Nursing student lauded for sealing classroom from Oikos shooter
• Healthiest California counties ranked in new study
• Oakland's Head Start programs receive federal grant
• Singer Avril Lavigne visits Pleasanton Safeway to launch campaign for disabled
• Hicks: Paul McCartney's son wants to form band with other Beatles' kids
• Oakland university shooting: Grace Eunhae Kim was 2007 Foothill High grad, Fremont resident
• Rocket carrying secret payload launches from Vandenberg AFB
• Mavericks Festival to be held later in spring
• San Mateo: Family safe after escaping 2-alarm fire; two pets die in blaze
• East Bay MUD's $32 million upgrade diverts waste.
• San Leandro approves plan to move toward marina development
• Oikos academics, finances worry state regulators
• Oakland university shooting: Victim Sonam Chodan worked for Tibet's exiled government before pursuing nursing career
• Hicks: Letterman and Ferguson re-up for two more years.
• Bay Area product Tollefson awaits offer from Raiders
• Sharks brace for Stars as Dallas takes shelter
• Oakland university shooting: Oakland family grieves for young mother of one, Katleen Ping
• Oakland school shooting: Hayward family grieves for nursing student Lydia Sim
• Authorities probe location, origin of gun used in Oakland university massacre
• What Employees Really Want from Employers
• Boxer Hector Camacho charged with child-abuse
• Chief: Oakland shooting victims hailed from Korea, Nigeria, Nepal and the Philippines
• Hicks: Levi Johnston has another child on the way
• Oakland university shooting: Tshering Rinzing Bhutia was studying for nursing degree
• Slideshow: Top country singers join with Lionel Richie and perform his hits
• Slideshow: Brooklyn Decker brings 'Battleship' to Tokyo
• Police: Girl lied about sex assault in Antioch school bathroom
• Pleasant Hill makes it easier to get special event permits
• Sheriff, state agents take guns and drugs from Brentwood home
• Two men wanted in Newark home burglary
• Hicks: Ashton Kutcher ticks off country stars
• Manteca woman killed in Livermore crash
• Gov. Brown looks to global warming fees to pay for high-speed rail
• Player who goes 1-for-10 in title game named Final Four's MVP -- appropriately
• Some notable customer service quotes
• Green beans and shells with garlic recipe
• Monterey announces full festival lineup
• Mills College Debuts New Lecture Series to Help Inspire Future Female Scientists
• Oakland school rampage suspect sought revenge against administrator, police say
• School Choice Becomes a Matter of Prayer
• Don Nelson elected to the Hall of Fame
• Hometown Hero: Cheers for cheer leader
• Daric Barton is still in mix at first base for Oakland A's despite shoulder surgery last September
• Melky Cabrera gets San Francisco Giants off on right foot in Bay Bridge Series
• Giants notebook: Buster Posey touched by fans' reception
• Victim in Oakland massacre was studying for nursing degree
• Oikos University attracts nursing, music, religion students
• Top-performing Oakland charter school could close amid allegations of fraud
• San Jose Sharks' playoff hopes hinge on team improving road performances
• Moist March hiked up snow pack
• California affirmative action ban challenge rejected
• Golden State Warriors rookie Klay Thompson is on crash learning curve
• Don Nelson among three former Warriors going to Hall of Fame
• PG&E looks to appeal Oakley power plant court ruling
• 49ers set April 19 groundbreaking for Santa Clara stadium
• Slideshow: 'The Voice' live: Team Christina and Team Blake
• Tammerlin Drummond: Another black mark for Oakland
• Kentucky tops Kansas 67-59 for title
• Seven dead following Oakland university shooting
• Spiritual life snuffed out (?) at Oakland university
• Sex addiction symptoms and behaviors
• New comic book releases 4/4/12
• 7 dead, suspect in custody in Oakland college shooting
• Arrests made in 2010 slaying of popular Hayward High student
• Chevron loses Contra Costa County property tax appeal
• 'American Idol' contestant DeAndre Brackensick generating excitement in San Jose
• The Sacred Well
• Hicks: Chevy Chase feuding with "Community creator
• Matt Cain's deal with Giants guarantees pitcher $127.5 million
• Feds raid medical marijuana sites
• Former nursing student opens fire at Oakland university, killing 7 and wounding 3 others; suspect arrested later in Alameda
• Bay Area nonprofit fights to keep camp alive
• Seton Medical Center in Daly City appoints interim CEO
• Newest Raider Wheeler said fans helped make his decision
• 'Shakespeare Iraq' exceeds $30,000 fundraising target, will perform at Oregon festival
• Club Neo dance club appeals restrictions to Pleasanton council
• Antioch shooting victim identified, police continue probing fatal bar brawl
• 6.3 aftershock shakes Mexico, no injuries reported
• Man killed while trying to cross Richmond train tracks
• Pinole redevelopment successor agency to hold first meeting
• California affirmative action ban challenge rejected
• Concord transient arrested in beating death of fellow homeless man
• Mom seeks help in finding bipolar son, car abandoned at a San Jose McDonald's
• Henry J. Kaiser named a distinguished school
• Police: Eight Bay Area gang members busted after months-long probe
• Stanford grad student investigates online privacy
• Safe containing $10 million stolen from Los Angeles home
• San Jose police officer shoots at man who opened fire inside bar
• Roadshow: Drivers explain why they don't close gaps behind cars at a red light
• Hicks: Whitney Houston's last film gets first trailer
• Mad Stash prepares for six-show East Bay blitz April 19-28
• Mad Stash prepares for six-show East Bay blitz April 19-28
• Oikos University attracts nursing, music, religion students
• Chevron loses tax appeal in Contra Costa County
• Sunnyvale man dies two days after hit-and-run
• Oakland-based Solar Millennium files for bankruptcy in collapse of Bay Area firm
• Hicks: Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs
• San Francisco: Man beaten with baseball bat, robbed
• Battered racing yacht, crew limp toward San Francisco Bay
• 20-year-old man killed in shooting in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood
• San Francisco: Occupy Protesters remain in building where they moved in Sunday
• Celeb Pics: Adam Sandler's 'Jack and Jill' sweeps the Razzies
• Purdy: 49ers stadium groundbreaking set for April 19 in Santa Clara
• Cal gets third football commitment for 2013 -- a defensive back from Georgia
• Mass shooting occurs at Oakland college campus
• Beef processor files for bankruptcy amid 'pink slime' uproar
• Immigration sweep arrests 200 in Northern California
• Danville inventor's small idea has big possibilities
• Ex-Warriors Jamaal Wilkes, Ralph Sampson join Don Nelson in basketball Hall of Fame
• Artifacts stolen from Band of Brothers vet's Arkansas estate
• Littering is illegal and harmful to the environment
• Karim Mayfield headlining May 18 ESPN Friday Night Fights
• Jay Chou and Hannah Quinlivan spotted together
• Inimitable story ever told
• Los Angeles Lakers defeat Golden State Warriors 120-112
• Slideshow: Taylor Swift the big winner at the 47th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards
• Baylor defeats Stanford 59-47 in Women's Final Four semifinal
• Kobe's 40 leads Lakers over Warriors
• Kobe's 40 leads Lakers over Warriors
• Coast Guard rescues two injured crew members from stranded racing yacht
• Woman hit by truck, seriously injured in Pleasant Hill Marshall's parking lot
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Brett Bochy makes his dad proud with scoreless inning of relief against Brewers
• Roadshow: Double white line crossings are rampant
• First base still to be sorted out as Oakland A's wrap up exhibition play
• Barnidge: He'll be remembering Mom as he pedals those 545 miles
• Taylor Swift wins Country Music Awards entertainer of the year
• Confidential 1940 census data becomes public
• Confidential 1940 census data becomes public
• Adam Sandler sets worst-movie record with Razzies sweep
• Decision on Chevron appeal of Contra Costa County property tax bill set for Monday
• I-580 westbound carpool lane construction set for August
• Me and My Car: Corvette owner fell hard for this Mercedes
• Alameda police officer shoots, kills pit bull while making arrest
• Slideshow: Stars arrive to the the 47th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards
• Top news photos: Aung San Suu Kyi win's seat on Myanmar's parliament
• Occupy protesters move into vacant San Francisco building
• Police: Thousands of dollars in damage after Occupy Oakland antipolice march
• Scramble for West playoff spots enters final week for San Jose Sharks, four other teams
• Buster Posey's health the best development of spring camp for San Francisco Giants
• Police investigating homicide of homeless man in Concord
• Pacifica: Three-alarm blaze kills two, injures two
• Temporary outage of Visa card network Sunday
• Police: Thousands of dollars in damage after Occupy Oakland antipolice march
• San Jose solicitor cited as police battle Palo Alto break-ins
• 2012 California distringuished schools
• Jeremy Lin's injury leaves Knicks star's story incomplete
• Mitt Romney's staff pulls April Fools' gag on candidate
• Victim, suspect in Thursday Berkeley murder identified
• Sailors injured in storm during race off California coast
• Santa Rosa cyclist Levi Leipheimer suffers leg injury after hit by car
• Identifying the unqualified middle manager
• Sharks win, 3-0, over the Stars; regain playoff spot
• Box office: 'Hunger Games' earns $61.1 million, 'Titans' takes in $34.2 million
• Missing Martinez man found, returned to family
• Drummond: Criminals give hoodies bad rap
• Among many teens, cheating is part of school
• NCAA Final Four: Kentucky, Kansas advance to title game
• San Jose Sharks give playoff push a huge lift in 3-0 win over Stars
• 45th Anniversary of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense
• Mark Purdy: Joe Pavelski helps San Jose Sharks make statement in win over Dallas Stars
• Chris Wondolowski scores on a penalty kick in the San Jose Earthquakes' 1-0 win over Seattle Sounders FC
• Oakland A's pitcher Dallas Braden suffers setback with shoulder injury
• New hangars going up at Hayward airport
• Video arraignments, tech-based efficiency employed in Hayward courtroom
• Oakland's Cambodian community holds anti-violence march
• Being named to the James Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame not all that pleases ex-Warriors coach Don Nelson
• Los Angeles Lakers: dysfunctional or dangerous?
• Roadshow: Leaving big gaps between cars at red lights irritates many
• Police looking for missing man near Martinez-Pleasant Hill border
• Martinez seeks to expand outdoor dining downtown
• Bay Area counties stand to lose millions of dollars if Medicaid expansion ruled unconstitutional
• ‘Wrath of the Titans’: not a geek tragedy
• San Francisco Giants have plenty of options to round out bullpen
• Slideshow: NCAA Final Four: Kentucky beats Louisville 69-61 to advance to finals
• Iconic Musician and Mills College Professor Roscoe Mitchell Featured on KQED's Forum
• It's the season for hunting eggs and wearing bonnets
• Education Report: Recap of a dramatic Oakland school board meeting
• Eye on the East Bay: Councilman's effort to speed up Richmond meetings draws backlash
• Thirty East Bay Elementary Campuses Named 2012 "California Distinguished Schools"
• Police: One shot dead during Antioch bar fight
• Ron Paul to speak at UC Berkeley on Thursday
• San Francisco 49ers QB Alex Smith joins search for Sierra Lamar
• Top news photos: Earth Hour ceremonies, rally for Trayvon Martin and more
• First lady commissions newest Coast Guard cutter
• New York Knicks' Jeremy Lin needs knee surgery, likely done for season
• VORDERBRUEGGEN: Senator and regional transportation board ramp up long-standing feud
• Thomas Peele: Convenient excuses allow officials to evade public disclosure in times of embarrassment
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• Oakland's O.co old and gray but still beloved
• Despite low turnout, organizers happy with Mavericks Festival
• Fallen tree limb causes 1,600 Los Altos homes to lose power
• Stanford's Nneka, Chiney Ogwumike make WBCA Coaches' All-America team
• Three wounded in two Oakland shootings
• Five Bay Area lottery tickets pay $228,000 prize
• Hayward man, 46, to be arraigned on charge alleging he interfered with fire investigators
• Rookie Mickell Gladness expected to sign with Warriors
• Mexican-American vote in Mexico election hampered by apathy, hurdles
• Mega Millions: Kansas, Illinois, Maryland ticket-holders share lottery prize
• High wind warning issued for Bay Bridge this morning
• Warriors blow 19-point second half lead
• Bay Area counties await radical changes to care for state's poorest, sickest
• Fremont needs $568 million to upgrade schools
• Full Moon in Libra: Aphrodite Returns April 6th, 2012
• New Jersey Nets edge Golden State Warriors
• No one in California wins $640 million lottery prize, but jackpot claimed elsewhere
• No one in California wins $640 million lottery prize, but jackpot claimed elsewhere
• San Jose SaberCats snap 8-game road losing streak
• San Francisco Giants put infielder Mike Fontenot on waivers
• Photos, texts and police reports shed new light on Nadia Lockyer's tortured affair
• Brown's balancing act on tax hike: Wage populist fight to soak the rich or carefully court business?
• Mega Millions also-rans: 5 tickets worth $130,000 each were sold in the Bay Area
• Oakland pastor celebrates 100 years
• Fire crews respond to oil-drum release at Newark recycling company
• 1960 Corvette comes back to life after 45 years of ownership
• 49ers star leads effort to remake Richmond apartment complex
• Concord man pilfered firefighting equipment over the past year, officials say
• Top scorers slumping down the stretch for San Jose Sharks
• Baylor's Brittney Griner presents an imposing obstacle to Stanford women's NCAA title hopes
• Pitino may try to make Final Four game a mess to neutralize Kentucky superiority
• Mt. Diablo school board to discuss raising tax rate on 2010 bond
• Middle and high school students invited to free Youth Summit about bullying on Saturday in Pittsburg
• Contra Costa clean water election draws scrutiny and public ire
• Raiders trade for veteran Carolina Panthers running back
• Dozens sickened by carbon dioxide leak at Vallejo food processing plant; company owner calls incident 'false alarm'
• Mt. Diablo High science labs lacking, teachers say.
• Lake Merritt sunken treasure could go back to Oakland students
• A Japanese-inspired approach to teaching is expanding in the Bay Area
• San Jose police: 3 men arrested trying to sell stolen guns
• Citywise: Oakland looking at second police academy
• Bill would prohibit employers from demanding applicants' social media information
• Gunman in Hayward video game store slaying pleads no contest to manslaughter
• Mastercard and Visa look into possible security breach
• Fire crews fighting blaze at Brentwood commercial building
• Morrison: Fremont weathered depression, prepared for future
• Obituary: Criminal defense lawyer Mintz, 70, known for high-profile cases
• Brentwood considers tapping budget reserves
• People: Olbermann makes sudden departure again
• Sunnyvale police: Sunday hit-and-run was homicide; driver fled to Dubai
• Emeryville police arrest man suspected in two sex-related attacks
• Police detain three armed robbery suspects in North Oakland
• Jerry Lee Lewis marries wife No. 7 his cousin's ex-wife
• Time expiring on perfect 'sisterhood'
• Bodies ID'd in well linked to Speed Freak Killers
• Agency: Citrus disease detected in California
• Bodies of two Stockton teens found in 'Speed Freak Killers' well; a third body awaits ID
• What not to share with Human Resources after being hired
• Are You Too Needy?
• El Cerrito police arrest Vallejo man in connection with violent robbery
• San Pablo to host grand opening for new Rumrill Bridge
• Yahoo to begin laying off thousands of workers next week, report says
• Hoodies: Why parents of teens of color have the 'survival' talk
• Whitney Houston update: Cocaine found in singer's hotel room
• Man found dead near Bay Bridge on Friday posted on Facebook hours before death
• Preparing for possible and probable disastrous situations
• Berkeley police mum on Thursday's fatal shooting, arrest
• Oakley students gain driving skills in golf car
• Mega Millions jackpot rockets to at least $640 million
• Pole crashes knock out power in San Leandro, Pinole
• San Jose Earthquakes, star Chris Wondolowski, face crucial match Saturday in Seattle
• Alameda County transportation tax on the ballot this November
• UC Berkeley chided for accidental sale of artwork
• OUSD experiment on flatland students of color?
• El Cerrito's Windrush closing at end of school year
• "Sticks and Stones" by the 77s hurts only those who don't give it a listen
• Queen is a great-grandmother again
• Virgin America launches jet sporting beard, Giants logo
• Kentucky's Anthony Davis wins college basketball's Player of the Year award
• Rosie O'Donnell puts home on block for $19.5 million
• Live chat: Lucha Libre USA Mexican wrestling tour, Friday at 12:45 p.m.
• Officials reassure students, parents after sexual assault at Antioch campus
• In California, countdown to foie gras ban begins
• Apple CEO Tim Cook visits new iPhone manufacturing plant in China
• Dance Anywhere 2012
• Grilled Cheese, Please - at the 6th Annual California Artisan Cheese Festival
• Delta's woes: No easy fix, report finds
• San Jose Sharks lose 2-0 to Phoenix Coyotes, fall to ninth in Western Conference
• San Francisco Giants running short of time to reach a deal with Matt Cain
• Oakland students find 10 pounds of sunken treasure at Lake Merritt
• Sierra LaMar searchers find used condoms, handcuff box
• State legislators don hoodies for slain Florida teen
• In California, countdown to foie gras ban begins
• Benicia man convicted of first-degree murder and torture in Martinez teen's 2009 slaying
• Stanford routs Minnesota in NIT title game
• New Board Members Named To Oakland Zoo’s East Bay Zoological Society
• Grandson of Cesar Chavez challenges Pittsburg High students
• Yoenis Cespedes' first home run sparks Oakland A's to 4-1 win over Seattle Mariners
• San Francisco Giants want Barry Zito to pay close attention to Jamie Moyer
• Latest buzz on bee decline: Maybe it's pesticides
• Autism rate rises to 1 in 88 children; screening, better diagnosis cited
• Fairfield Church and Community: March 30 - April 1
• 'American Idol': San Jose singer advances as field is cut to eight
• In Fairfield candy factory visit, Rick Santorum touts the sweetness of a conservative America
• Multiple offers on short sales are a good thing. Real estate recovery or not.
• Walnut Creek's Lindsay Wildlife Museum releases golden eagle at Las Trampas in San Ramon
• One-alarm fire destroys vacant Hayward home
• Where are you buying your Mega Millions tickets? A list of the Bay Area's luckiest lottery outlets
• Hayward city union members say enough with the cuts
• Air Force pilot from Vacaville dies in overseas crash
• Flawlessly beautiful Mrs. Pakistan's used her striking appearance to scam clueless families
• Southern California legislator arrested for DUI in Concord
• Distance Learning – Taking the Big Leap
• Union City teacher pleads not guilty to underage sex charges
• Convicted murderer from Contra Costa County stabbed in prison
• Hicks: Spike Lee apologizes for dumb tweet
• One killed, two wounded in Oakland shootings
• Sensitive personal information missing on 800,000 California residents
• Mega excitement
• Developer back with new Pleasanton housing plan at contentious hill site
• Fremont schools could use police dogs on campus
• Oakland police use tracking technology to find teens who escaped from L.A. group home
• Name of teen found dead at Alameda County juvenile jail still not released
• Many Bay Area deportation cases<br> will be dropped in June
• Fremont district could eliminate<br> home-to-school bus service
• Congressman John Lewis to speak in lecture series at Beebe Memorial Cathedral
• Oakland anti-violence march set for Friday
• Trayvon Martin's supporters point to video as evidence that shooter was unhurt
• San Mateo man convicted of raping, molesting orphan relative
• Motorcyclist from Brentwood suffers major injuries in Livermore crash
• Santorum stumps in Bay Area, despite long-shot status in Golden State
• Excitement builds as Mega-Million drawing for $540 million bucks approaches
• Two East Bay high schools revive rivalry for one last game
• California legislators don hoodies for slain Florida teen
• DA: Brentwood man's losing night at Colma casino leads to screwdriver attack
• Oakland priest abuse ruling <br>makes lawsuits more difficult
• Facebook's Zuckerberg meets Japan's prime minister
• Best Buy plans to close 50 big-box stores, focus on smaller, mobile stores
• Man killed in Richmond drive-by shooting remembered as 'good guy,' loving son
• State parks to fix ailing Mount Diablo road before pro bike race
• Sheriff: Water search for missing 15-year-old Sierra LaMar comes up empty
• Man seriously injured in Antioch crash
• Celeb Pix: Steven Tyler makes one grand entrance
• Whiskey with a hint of the vine from Livermore
• Golden State Warriors: As bad as they are, it may not be bad enough
• Fed sting to net dealer of a grenade launcher led to Richmond shooting
• Pittsburg teachers protest at school board meeting
• Oakland splits season-opening series in Japan, thanks to Colon and Cespedes
• 49ers' Pro Bowler Carlos Rogers glad to be back
• Newark man arrested on suspicion of robbing Fremont bank
• Bay Area Jazz: March 29-April 1
• Dona Tomas: Fresh Mexican Cuisine in Berkeley
• How To To Do What You Love For A Living
• Check Out The Boot Camp Clik This Saturday in San Francisco
• Spring brings Jazz on Fourth Festival to Berkeley
• Seirra LaMar's disappearance raises questions about missing-student notifications
• 'American Idol' recap: Contestants get a whole lotta love from judges
• San Jose Sharks fall out of Pacific lead with 3-1 loss to Anaheim Ducks
• Golden State Warriors say Stephen Curry could return in two weeks
• Warriors blown out by Hornets
• Warriors blown out by Hornets
• Oakland school board meeting turns into sit-in as protesters demand schools be kept open
• Bill requiring dense breast tissue notification returns
• Audit targets Oakland council
• New bus stop resolves dispute between Fremont temple, neighbors
• Ichiro Suzuki the center of attention as Seattle Mariners beat Oakland A's in opener in Tokyo
• San Francisco Giants outfielder Angel Pagan fights through spring slump
• Lottery players quietly wait for $500 million jackpot Friday
• Student faces felony charges in accidental discharge of gun at Oakland High School
• Source: Running back Brandon Jacobs agrees to deal with San Francisco 49ers
• Critics raise safety concerns with biotech labs at Berkeley forum
• Roadshow: Statewide crackdown on distracted driving begins in April
• Celebrate ‘Dance Anywhere Day’ with Elder Flash Mob
• Man shot in the head while sitting in car in East Oakland
• Don Nelson calls his Hall of Fame selection 'frosting on the cake'
• JetBlue captain grew increasingly erratic on plane
• Student contest opens to design adornments to Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore
• Edna Brewer Middle School and the Education of the Black children
• Edna Brewer Middle School and the Education of the Black children
• Monte Poole: Two personas, Don Nelson and Nellie, lead to same Hall of Fame road
• Police: Oakland woman stole identity of Vacaville woman, ran up charges on her account
• Action Line: Verizon land line outage hits Netflix and surrounding Los Gatos area
• Berkeley organic food company Annie's leaps 89 percent in IPO
• Berkeley food company Annie's leaps almost 90 percent in IPO
• Stanford law school dean to step down in September
• Cupertino pair at center of legal fight over future of national cricket organization
• Bicyclists sought in downtown Oakland robberies
• Gun sighting near East Oakland middle school leads to arrests, recovery of pellet guns
• Federal agents shoot, critically wound suspect, arrest two others in incident near Hilltop Mall in Richmond
• Authorities identify Hayward boy who died in school P.E. class
• Hicks: Alicia Silverstone feeds her son like a mother bird
• Mark Purdy: Giants fans should be concerned about the deep-pocketed new Dodgers owners
• Report: Former Warriors coach Don Nelson elected to basketball's Hall of Fame
• Slideshow: Madonna needs a loan? Lottery winner could surpass wealthiest celebs
• Sketch released of man police say attacked San Ramon woman
• East Bay school districts forge ahead with transitional kindergarten programs.
• Top news photos: Colorful chicks, Pope's mass in Cuba and more
• GATO to remember Chavez at concert on Sunday
• Pinole commission urges ban on home-based gun and ammo sales
• Man arrested in Livermore after leading police chase, crashing in field
• Friday forum for candidates in congress, assembly, Hayward City Council races
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna promotes 'Batttleship' in London
• Alleged serial killer Naso decides he needs some legal help
• Brentwood leads the way as first market to open this season in East Contra Costa
• Senior columnist: Real malts, hand-cranked ice cream bring back fond memories
• Livermore man charged with raping three prostitutes
• Santa Cruz: Adrienne Rich, feminist poet and essayist, dies
• Cal's 2 football commitments for 2013 put it ahead of most other Pac-12 schools
• Cesar Chavez honored as Pittsburg college awards his torch-bearers
• Brentwood sees increase in burglaries, robberies, rapes
• New Indian store hopes to fill niche in Oakley
• Neighborhood mourns elderly woman who died in West Oakland house fire
• UC Davis pepper-spray report should be released, judge says
• Plea deal in case of father<br>killed on sidewalk by punch
• Police looking for Fremont bank robber
• Hicks: 'Hunger Games' actors caught making out
• Cal spring football overview, at the midway point
• San Francisco: Prosecutors allege suspect murdered five people during robbery
• Report: 49ers get former Giants running back Brandon Jacobs
• Woman choked, robbed by four men on San Francisco street
• Downed tree blocks road, cuts power to 40 Oakland hills homes
• Poetry Book Review
• What keeps the skin lifted and firm? The world of collagen.
• Pleasanton man interrupts house burglar Monday morning
• Food Network show tackles Greek restaurant in Benicia
• Your Demise These Lights
• Water bond teeters, may be pulled from 2012 ballot
• Letters for the Week of March 28, 2012.
• Are Stay-Away Orders Against UC Berkeley Students Unconstitutional?
• Biff Stands His Ground
• Barbara Parker's Tough Stand
• Richmond's Dispensary Renaissance
• Judge Says State Regulators Broke Law on Methyl Iodide
• Can Corporations B Beneficial?
• Kobe leads Lakers past Warriors
• Slideshow: 'Dancing with the Stars': Game, set and no match for Martina Navratilova
• Berkeley police chief contacted other media to 'clarify' stories, new emails show
• Kobe Bryant ends Golden State Warriors' hopes of upsetting the Lakers
• Frank McCourt has announced he is selling Los Angeles Dodgers to Magic Johnson's group
• Hercules approves sale of troubled Sycamore North project
• Oakley hires contractor to overhaul downtown shopping center
• FBI's friendly visits to mosques were for spying, ACLU charges
• Antioch agrees to Tri Delta's plan for senior bus program
• First lady to visit S.F., Alameda this weekend
• Giants notebook: Tim Lincecum eager for season to start
• Oakland A's tour disaster zone in Japan
• $5,000 reward offered in 'severe' San Bruno dog cruelty case
• First lady to visit S.F., Alameda this weekend
• Pacific Division-leading San Jose Sharks know they can't relax
• Stanford beats Massachusetts to reach NIT title game
• Concord updates BINGO rules
• Richmond councilman again drops push for audit of anti-violence agency
• Marsh Creek Road cleared after minor rock slide
• San Jose Sharks player Tommy Wingels helps lead way on "You Can Play"
• Big rig flips over, catches fire, blocks eastbound I-580 in Castro Valley
• Riders trapped on AC Transit bus when electric wires land on top
• Mt. Diablo district may consider raising tax rate, after promising voters it wouldn't
• Bill approved by state Senate committee would halt Metropolitan Transportation Commission move until audit is complete
• Berkeley man bludgeoned to death requested quick police response, transcript shows
• A gunshot fired at Oakland High School was likely accidental
• New Walnut Creek law would allow crackdowns on all bars, restaurants and clubs
• Santa Clara felon pleads not guilty to killing Hayward man nearly 30 years ago
• California courts scrap $2 billion tech project
• Jean-Marc Alexandre's goal leads San Jose Earthquakes to 1-0 win over Portland Timbers
• Rock on: World-renowned guitarist has lived more than two decades with ALS
• Storm causes car accident, power outages and downing a tree and a telephone pole in Concord
• Thieves shoplift $1,000 worth of items from pharmacy, Alameda police say
• JetBlue captain restrained by passengers after ranting about a bomb
• Teen found dead at juvenile jail in San Leandro
• First lady to visit Bay Area
• Oakland police chief: Early education key to crime prevention
• Hicks: Celeb hacker pleads guilty
• Livestream: Community forum on Trayvon Martin killing, Tuesday, March 27, 6 p.m. PT
• Police ID two Oakland homicide victims
• Study: Birds adjusting slowly to climate change
• FBI: Pennsylvania man stole Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's identity
• Top news photos, March 27: Colorado wildfire, heading to Afghanistan and more
• Man critically wounded in North Oakland shooting
• Downtown San Jose post office reopens, white powder is herbal remedy from Taiwan
• Cesar Chavez teach-in on Thursday in Hayward
• Boy, 14, dies after having seizure<br>at Hayward middle school
• Longtime San Leandro planner and business advocate Dale Reed dies at 81
• New Haven parcel tax supporters to march Saturday
• Mission Valley ROP garners $5,000 for video contest
• Sierra LaMar likely taken, didn't run away, investigators reveal
• LAPD chief defends handling of profiling claims
• Bill would punish student-teacher dating, even if student is 18
• Raiders announce signing of cornerback Pat Lee
• San Jose Sharks player Tommy Wingels helps lead way on "You Can Play"
• Octomom poses in semi-nude photos for cash
• Union City awarded violence-prevention grant
• Hicks: 'Carrie' role offered to Chloe Moretz
• I-580 shooter on alleged mission to kill leaders of liberal organizations must stand trial
• Most California state parks are likely to stay open, official says
• Escaped cows cause chaos on Santa Rosa roadway
• Free Berkeley football camp for at risk youth starts Saturday
• Stabbings at SF Occupy won't change city's stance on protesters, Mayor Ed Lee says
• Man ID'd in San Mateo coast fatal crab fishing mishap
• PEBBLE BEACH FOOD & WINE Event --April 12-15, 2012
• Oakland police report successful weekend of arrests
• Services today in East Bay for jazz trumpeter-educator Khalil Shaheed
• New comic book releases 3/28/12
• Oakland man pleads not guilty to murder over long-running dispute
• Barnidge: Nobody seems to care about fares, but at least BART asked
• Hercules City Council to consider Sycamore North deal
• Psychiatric evaluation completed in 2009 Cupertino murder case
• Drummond: Where are calls for justice in local killings?
• Billboard campaign takes jab at steel in new Bay Bridge
• Are you a tech junkie? When tech and media collecting becomes digital hoarding
• Welsh singer wiggles to top on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• San Jose Sharks beat Colorado Avalanche, move into first place in Pacific Division
• San Jose Sharks lead Pacific Division with 5-1 win over Avalanche
• Stanford women look to reach new heights in Final Four
• New rules could rub out sketchy massage parlors in Pleasant Hill
• Dozens rally in Oakland, joining national call that the man who shot Florida teen be prosecuted
• San Jose: Five suspects in February homicide charged with murder, attempted murder
• KlaasKids Foundation to begin searches for Sierra LaMar
• Two San Jose men to be sentenced for $2 million loan modification scam
• Slideshow: 'The Voice': Final face-offs
• Preliminary hearing begins for I-580 shooter
• New federal Internet privacy standards introduced
• Khalil Shaheed, Oakland jazz trumpeter and educator, dies at 63
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Ryan Vogelsong looks sharp in Cactus League debut
• Oakland A's revamped rotation a key to the team's season
• Mark Purdy: Stanford assistant coach Dick Davey going out in New York style
• Oakland Raiders' Reggie McKenzie happy to have more draft picks
• Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry wants to play, awaits doctor's advice
• Billboard campaign takes jab at steel in new Bay Bridge
• San Jose: Mother describes attempted abduction of daughter in Willow Glen
• Antioch to consider options for senior bus programs
• Dozens rally in Oakland, joining national call that man who shot Florida teen be prosecuted
• Oakland hotel watchman pleads not guilty to murdering suspected burglar
• Neglected police dog figures into former Watsonville cop's 'excessive force' case
• Panel finds new Bay Bridge is safe
• Concord resident wins 'Extreme Huntress' title
• Majority of 'pink slime' production suspended
• Roadshow: More metering lights coming to Highway 85
• Stowaway kitten back in Marin -- and 'in full purr' -- after wild ride to Santa Cruz
• Man badly injured in stabbing near Occupy San Francisco encampment
• Fewer Oakland cops means more overtime
• San Francisco slaying suspect had been ordered deported; served time for armed robbery in San Jose
• Victims identified in S.F. home slayings; suspect held without bail
• Annie's raises IPO amount to $85 million, plans to launch shares at $17 each
• Fairfield men ID'd as Napa golf club stabbing victims
• Danville chiropractor to pay $1.125 million fraud settlement
• Hercules City Council to consider Sycamore North deal
• Vehicle fire cleared from Bay Bridge; traffic still slow
• Rouge et Blanc--- Coffee by Morning -Wine / Whiskey Bar by night
• Part 2: The reason the Oakland schools received a D grade
• "In a Crowd": MJQ's lost gem recorded live in Monterey
• Betting on hydrogen
• Fate of courts' costly high-tech update in hands of judicial leaders
• State bonds propel road-building blitz across Bay Area
• Warriors lose tough one in Portland
• Oakland A's notebook: Yoenis Cespedes will bat fifth in his major league debut
• State bonds propel road-building blitz across Bay Area
• Stanford Chiney Ogwumike says bruised knee shouldn't be problem against Duke in Elite Eight game on Monday
• Oakland A's might not feel like 'home' team in Japan opener against Ichiro Suzuki and the Seattle Mariners
• San Jose Sharks, Colorado Avalanche meet for first time since trade
• Friend thrown from car at San Leandro Marina; DUI charge for driver
• Despite big night by rookie Charles Jenkins, Golden State Warriors lose to Portland Trail Blazers
• Richmond's finances headed in right direction
• Political Blotter: Santorum in Alamo; Citizens United in the cross hairs
• Roadshow: Prius drivers under attack -- again
• Concord Costco evacuated after gas leak
• Women's NCAA tournament: Baylor's Brittany Griner likely awaits Stanford-Duke winner
• Eye from the Aisle: RED at the Rep—weighed in the balance and found outstanding!
• Bay area kid-friendly fun - March 26-31
• Suspect arrested in San Francisco multiple-homicide
• Rock on: Living with ALS
• Jon Wilner: Plenty of storylines for the Final Four
• Veterans group looks to settle in Antioch
• Rock on: Living with ALS
• Quake hits central Chile; no reports of casualties
• Experts, legislators discuss need to increase revenues for California schools
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Infielder Joaquin Arias making strong roster bid
• Rave party with deadly past coming to Oakland's Oracle Arena
• Director James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Part 1: The reason Oakland schools received a D grade
• Rep. Mike Honda presents his "Budget for All" as counter to GOP plan
• Celeb Pix: Stars deliver punches for Muhammad Ali
• Police: Officer shoots at man armed with BB gun in San Jose
• SpaceUp Rockets into San Francisco March 31-April 1
• Obama squeezes N. Korea to change, China to help
• Afghans: US paid $50K per shooting spree death
• French gunman's brother charged, denies role
• 'Hunger Games' battles to $155M opening weekend
• Police: Sketchy details on San Leandro liquor store shooting
• Police: Intruder shot at Foster City home
• Are your customers friends or foes?
• A's lineup revealed with a few surprises
• San Leandro: One wounded, one arrested after bar shooting
• Iraqi woman dies after beating in Southern California; threatening note found nearby
• Senators ask feds to probe requests for Facebook passwords
• California strawberries face uncertain future: Fumigant alternatives fall short
• How many pot patients California has is anyone's guess
• Oakland: BART police searching for witnesses in attack that left man unconscious
• Daniel Borenstein: Public-pension fund assumptions put future generations at financial risk
• Mountain View ticket buyer wins nearly $260,000 as lottery jackpot swells to $356 million
• Fremont girl vying for national hoops title
• Are you 'Berkeley Enough'?
• Rock on
• Warriors edge Kings behind Thompson's 31
• Women's college basketball: Nneka Ogwumike scores 39 points to lead Stanford into regional final
• Women's college basketball: Nneka Ogwumike scores 39 points to lead Stanford into regional final
• Women's college basketball: Nneka Ogwumike scores 39 points to lead Stanford into regional final
• Klay Thompson scores 31 points as Golden State Warriors beat Sacramento Kings
• San Jose Sharks beat Phoenix Coyotes in shootout
• San Jose SaberCats lose 60-59 to Utah Blaze
• Gilroy soldier's final days
• With opening day nearing, Oakland Athletics' Yoenis Cespedes starting to feel more comfortable
• Mark Purdy: For San Jose Sharks, this stretch has new look
• Huge search for missing Morgan Hill girl yields no new clues
• Roadshow: Guess who honks at drivers talking on cellphones: DOT boss Ray LaHood!
• Time running short for San Francisco Giants to decide on second baseman
• VORDERBRUEGGEN: District attorney should have taken different path in Michael Gressett investigation
• No bones about it, Spelling Bee crowns a happy champ
• Tammerlin Drummond: Berkeley hills tragedy shows better ways needed
• U.S. health reform law two years old and still a heated debate
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Buster Posey 'feels great' after playing first base only hours after catching six innings
• Myths versus facts: Here's Ronald Reagan's record
• Rick Santorum wins Louisiana primary
• Warriors sign Keith Benson to 10-day contract
• Bishop O'Dowd girls dominate Laguna Hills, capture program's first state title
• Sesame Street is still going strong
• Restored Malonga Casquelourd Center now on display
• The Education Report: Next week, a Tribune forum on Oakland high school reform
• One person wounded in East Palo Alto shooting
• Eye on the East Bay: Search continues for missing Walnut Creek tiger
• Mt. Diablo and some other East Bay school districts fare poorly in educating minorities and low-income students.
• Top news photos, March 24: Bahrain unrest, Occupy Wall Street heats up
• Analysis: Who is the true heir to Ronald Reagan?
• Aide: Dick Cheney recovering from heart transplant
• Chris Wondolowski leads San Jose Earthquakes to 3-0 win over Toronto FC
• Rave party with deadly past coming to Oakland's Oracle Arena
• Man arrested after police officer fires weapon in South San Jose
• U.S. health reform law two years old and still a heated debate
• Tulips galore on display at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland
• Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry out of Saturday's lineup
• Warriors assign Chris Wright to D-League
• Man arrested in fatal stabbing <br>of San Leandro woman
• For sale: Boardwalk's Hurricane roller coaster. Cost: $500,000
• The Alex Smith saga
• 5 dead in S.F. home, killer unknown
• San Francisco: Five found dead in possible murder-suicide
• Former Watsonville officer charged with neglecting his K-9 partner
• Zoo welcomes baby otters
• Two Union Pacific employees injured after material spill in Martinez
• Ex-Brazilian cop sentenced for raping 5 in Oakland
• Two killed, one injured in Oakland shootings
• Cespedes wows Japanes with his display in batting practice
• Wind advisories in places on Bay Area bridges
• Several injured, 1 airlifted in incident at Napa golf club
• Oakland: Gang member gets 18 years to life for attack on accociate in jail
• Los Gatos murder-for-hire case in chaos as defense attempts to disqualify judge
• Renowned scientist touched the lives of millions
• 'Napoleon' conquers the Paramount in Oakland
• Monte Poole: Move to left field still bothers Oakland A's Coco Crisp
• San Francisco Giants' Ryan Vogelsong, Freddy Sanchez appear headed to disabled list
• Eagles reappear in San Mateo County after nearly century absence
• San Jose State football completes first half of spring practice
• San Jose Sharks need more offense from third and fourth lines
• Oakland A's dazzled by arrival in Japan
• Newest Warrior Richard Jefferson playing role of savvy vet
• Woman found stabbed to death in residential neighborhood San Leandro
• Community forum to be held March 27 on Trayvon Martin killing
• Pinole workshop will explore alternative fire service models
• Oakland schools report card is D
• Cell phone complaint? Vent at the March 29 hearing in Oakland
• Love prevails over hate, prosecutor says as Oakland gang member found guilty of murder
• Newark council, shooting victim honor officers
• Oakland man gets 25 years in child porn case
• Richmond lands $2.48 million federal award to clean up lead paint, other home hazards
• San Francisco: Five found dead in possible murder-suicide
• Citywise: Reid faces opposition from Quan's daughter
• Bay Area adds more than 15,000 jobs as employment surges
• 'Pepper gas' was needed at UC Berkeley protest, review finds
• NRG Energy's $120 million settlement over energy crisis contracts reaps big investment for electric cars
• Police: Marital strife motivated Brentwood murder-suicide
• Nothing freshman-like about Stanford point guard Amber Orrange
• "Napoleon" conquers the Paramount in Oakland
• San Jose police: Physician assistant sexually assaulted woman
• Religious freedom rally draws a crowd in San Francisco
• Rock on: Richmond world-renowned guitarist has lived more than two decades with ALS
• Alameda: Sales tax opponents take fight to court
• Police: Parolee killed by Antioch officers tried to run them down
• Bay Area added more than <br>15,000 jobs in February
• Live from the courtroom: Paul Garcia sentencing in Achilli murder postponed again
• Antioch High School locked down after reports of nearby shooting
• San Jose Earthquakes newcomer Sercan Guvenisik making a strong impression
• Bridgeforth, 67, gets one year in county jail
• Facebook warns users not to share their password with potential employers, threatens legal action
• Morgan Hill: Sheriff's deputies and FBI continue search for Sierra LaMar
• Report: San Pablo Bay receives most toxics in state
• Sunnyvale: Youth soccer coach arrested on charge he sexually assaulted 13-year-old
• Antioch chief addresses rise in violence and property crimes
• Hit by piece of raisin truck, Fresno woman is awarded $11.5M
• Murder-suicide called culmination of neighbors' long dispute over dog
• Mali coup traps Bay Area musician, filmmaker in hotel
• Vogelsong makes debut, but Giants take it slow
• Newest 49ers QB Josh Johnson ready to compete
• 'Cash Mobs' coming to Castro Valley, San Lorenzo
• West Contra Costa school district says new taxes needed to lower class sizes, retain teachers
• Red Sox pitcher Jenks faces DUI charges in Florida
• Joe Torre returns to executive role with Major League Baseball's
• Yankees' Joba Chamberlain has surgery after dislocating ankle
• US soldier charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder in Afghan rampage
• Celeb Pics: Kim Kardashian bombed with flour on the red carpet
• Where can a Bay Area rooster live a farm life?
• Former executive of Monterey company pleads guilty to tomato price-fixing
• Mt. Diablo school board to discuss capping medical benefits for trustees, charter facilities
• Hicks: 'Hunger Games' opens strong
• Bay Area grad sings on 'The Hunger Games' soundtrack
• Vallejo home gutted by morning fire
• The Week Ahead
• Lucky eBay find: Jack London's 1910 Vallejo Yacht Club application
• Healdsburg festival announces 2012 lineup
• Report gives C's, D's to schools in educating poor, minority students
• Become Part of a Circle of Knowledge
• San Jose Sharks boost playoff bid with 2-1 win over Boston Bruins
• Golden State Warriors lose to Houston Rockets 109-83
• Sergio Romo is fine with setup role for San Francisco Giants
• Hayward Unified presents positive budget report
• Defendants admit guilt to reduced charges in Newark pot club case; charges against three others dropped
• Antioch police fatally shoot man they say is fugitive parolee
• Warriors lose to Rockets by 26
• 'American Idol': San Jose singer survives another week as field is trimmed to nine
• Closing arguments in murder case against Oakland gang member
• Mark Purdy: Andrew Luck attracts a circus atmosphere for his Pro Timing Day
• CPUC President Michael Peevey under fire for bias in proposed $150 million project
• Police arrest Hercules teen in connection with violent robberies
• Bay Point water bill increases heading to court
• Tempers flare in Richmond over proposed audit of Office of Neighborhood Safety
• Police: Burglary suspect in Peninsula and SF crimes left telltale marks
• Twenty-eight Hometown Heroes honored Thursday in Oakland
• Crash shuts down mile of Treat Boulevard in Concord
• Stockton juvenile arrested for stealing car in Livermore
• Dumbarton Bridge to close Memorial Day weekend for seismic repairs
• Warriors sign Gladness to 10-day contract
• Sierra LaMar case: Bag, clothes belonging to missing girl yield no clues
• More than 8,500 runners expected for Sunday's Oakland Running Festival
• City Attorney cautions workers about council interference
• Andrew Bogut: Seven things about the Warriors' new 7-footer
• Coast-to-coast buzz grows for Friday drawing of $290 million Mega Million jackpot
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Tim Lincecum, Brian Wilson get their work in against minor leaguers
• Body of Martha Gutierrez found near Pacheco Pass Highway
• Boxing champ Andre Ward offers message of inspiration for inmates
• Oakland Raiders G.M. Reggie McKenzie says Michael Bush's departure as free agent was inevitable
• Suspect not mentally competent<br>to stand trial in beating death
• Soldiers loot Mali presidency after ousting leader
• San Francisco: Suspicious package near Jewish Community Center deemed harmless
• Choosing the right services for your business
• California ballot initiative would make college free for residents
• Crowd of parents, kids speaks out against demotions of Hayward principals
• Black Panther birthplace flipped and sold as trendy Oakland showpiece
• Return specialist Ted Ginn Jr. re-signs with 49ers
• Jail goes green
• Two arrested after gunshots heard in West Oakland
• Report gives C's, D's to schools in educating poor, minority students
• Fremont school prepares for week looking into the future of science
• Fremont woman suffers minor injuries after scuffle with intruder
• East Bay brothers take on ice cream industry with almond-based alternative
• Police: Newark man caught stealing street sign found with meth
• Severe headaches tied to suicide attempts
• Livermore, Caltrans complete $54 million Interstate 580, Highway 84 project
• Pinole pool will stay open through summer, but how city will pay for it is unclear
• Study: California lags in <br>middle-school science teaching
• Whitney Houston had cocaine in her system when she drowned, coroner says
• Chat Transcript: Treating veterans and soldiers for post-traumatic stress disorder, March 22
• Occupy Oakland sets up small camp at Mosswood Park
• Freshen you hair with Oribe's Dry Texturizing Spray
• Celeb Pix: Tight squeeze for Prince Charles
• More roadwork Friday at Laurel Curve on Highway 17
• Group receives $240,000 grant to return barrack to Colorado internment camp site
• Andrew Luck has little to say about Peyton Manning, Robert Griffin
• Cal's Valerie Arioto showing she's among softball's best in the U.S.
• Hicks: 'Hunger Games' to be shown at 3 a.m.
• Barnidge: Recalling Concord Pavilion's past and wondering about its future
• Hicks: Kiefer Sutherland and Fox back on track for '24' film
• Allen Iverson to join Dominican Republic club
• Hicks: DeBarge already off the hook from drug arrest
• Senate wants hearing to examine bounties in NFL
• Bay Area Jazz: March 22-25
• Warriors sign center Mickell Gladness to 10-day contract
• New 49ers WR, Mario Manningham, glad to join Alex Smith
• Nintendo hosting a Spirit Camera event for gamers on March 30 in SF
• Police: Islamic gunman dead after French standoff
• MSC Fabiola containership arrives at the Port of Oakland
• 'American Idol' recap: Contestants take on Billy Joel
• Hercules transit center project gets $4.5 million cash infusion
• Stanford men beat Nevada to earn trip to New York, spot in NIT semifinals
• Klay Thompson scores career-high 27 points as Golden State Warriors beat New Orleans Hornets 101-92
• California struggles to set up early quake warning system
• Nadia Lockyer lied about offering legal advice to ex-lover, attorney says
• Nadia Lockyer lied about offering legal advice to ex-lover, attorney says
• Freeway bridge renamed in honor of four slain Oakland police officers
• Stanford's Joslyn Tinkle overcomes being benched at Final Four
• Odds shrinking for San Jose Sharks in bid to make playoffs
• Alex Smith signs with San Francisco 49ers, 'not offended at all' by Peyton Manning pursuit
• Oakland A's embracing a 'great lifetime experience' in trip to Japan
• Mark Purdy: San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith has game
• Oakland A's notebook: Manager Bob Melvin not ready to name opening-day third baseman
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Audit ahead for troubled Peninsula district; Container ship enters S.F. Bay
• NFL suspends New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton over bounty system
• Richmond council moves forward with plan to double marijuana dispensaries
• Pittsburg voters asked to raise sales tax
• 'Survivor' Thanks for the souvenir
• Warriors end losing streak at four
• For Bart, next stop, Silicon Valley
• 2009 Lockheed Fire in Santa Cruz County started from a campfire, Cal Fire says
• Executives to be charged in Chevron's Brazil oil spill
• Mills College President Honored as a Trailblazer by Women Leaders Group
• Alecia DeCoudreaux to Address Future Academic Leaders
• Big turnout for police exam
• On the menu in Sonoma County: Grass-fed Beef
• Head-Royce School, Lincoln Child Center announce pending land deal
• Brentwood police investigating shooting deaths of man and woman found in a home
• Former prosecutor files civil claim, alleging malicious prosecution of rape case
• French riot police pressure gunman to surrender
• Pleasanton planners uphold approval for Walmart grocery store
• Safeway to stop using controversial filler for ground beef
• Danville mom accused of leaving infant twins in car pleads not guilty
• Rockers add their touch to Goodguys car show in Pleasanton this weekend
• UC violates law in delaying pepper-spray report release, experts say
• HP confirms it will combine PC and printing units, and other changes
• Free clinic at the O.co Coliseum in Oakland opens for registration 3:30 a.m. Thursday
• Oakland strip-search payouts top $1 million
• Denver Broncos trade Tim Tebow to New York Jets hits snag, Jaguars now a possibility
• Top news photos, March 19: Mexico quake damage, World Water Day and more
• Two men who stole bank info from Michaels customers headed to federal prison
• California egg farmers donating thousands of eggs to food bank
• San Leandro man pleads not guilty in slaying of man found after apartment fire
• San Francisco sheriff charged with official misconduct
• Wilson says his "general soreness" is nothing serious
• Truancy and education in the Oakland schools
• Surf's not up for Mavericks
• Celeb Pix: Jon Hamm gets to ring opening bell
• 2 California men arrested on gay cruise in Caribbean
• New federal public defender for Bay Area
• Hicks: 'The Situation' goes to rehab
• Father of missing Morgan Hill girl asks public to focus on search, not his record
• Spring Forward in Oakland
• Parking spots to be converted to mini parks in Oakland
• Free Young Children's Issues Forum on Saturday will feature legislators and local officials
• San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi charged with official misconduct
• Safeway won't sell fresh meat with 'pink slime'
• Doctors find clue in quest to predict heart attack
• Civic-minded East Contra Costa amateur radio club operators ham it up
• Brentwood Farmers Market expected to debut earlier
• Illegal dumping targeted by new Contra Costa talking camera program
• Man kissing his girlfriend Tuesday is attacked, robbed in San Francisco
• Hicks: Reese Witherspoon is pregnant
• Hicks: Carnie Wilson gets more weight loss surgery
• Walnut Creek downtown to get credit-card-accepting parking meters starting next week
• Two women, ages 26 and 69, arrested on suspicion of trying to steal catalytic converters in Dublin
• Broadway Plaza owner pitches expansion to Walnut Creek council
• Raiders bring back OT Khalif Barnes
• LANDHOME
• Hicks: 'The Situation' goes to rehab
• Roadshow: Median barrier, speed warning sign coming on Highway 17
• Tim Tebow jets out of Denver to New York
• Commissioner Goodell suspends Sean Payton for the entire 2012 season
• Get that beach body!
• COPPOLA’S ‘WINE WONDERLAND’ OPENS FOR 2012 SEASON ON MARCH 30TH
• The Trouble with Tablets
• San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón Says Medical Pot Sales Are Illegal
• Michael Gressett Speaks
• Berkeley Police Chief Michael Meehan Shouldn't Resign
• Pacific Environment: Rooftop Solar Is the Answer
• E-Books Create Challenges for Libraries
• Barbara Lee Gets It
• Corrections
• CopShop
• Letters for the Week of March 21
• The End of the World as We Know It
• The New Threat to Independent Bookstores
• The Semi-Secret Recall of Jean Quan
• Doctors Making House Calls? ER Direct Does
• San Jose Sharks lose to Los Angeles Kings 5-2
• Higher education standards need to rise in the 21st century
• Powerful politicians say downsizing is just fine with them
• Fighting between falcons in San Jose is a sign of peregrine health, best in Bay Area history
• Oakland man gets 11 years for accidentally killing his 4-month-old son
• Alameda County Supervisor Nadia Lockyer visited ex-lover in jail, records show
• Woman files sexual harassment lawsuit against Alameda County Probation Chief David Muhammad
• San Leandro mayor says pensions are key to sustainability
• Deputy probation officer Tojo Thomas challenges incumbent Supervisor Nate Miley for District 4 seat
• San Leandro mayor says pensions are key to sustainability
• Cal women ousted from NCAA tournament with loss to top-seeded Notre Dame
• Golden State Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob says he was 'stunned' by being target of booing fans
• Oakland A's manager Bob Melvin picks Grant Balfour as closer
• San Francisco Giants' Brandon Belt faces tough battle for roster spot
• San Francisco Giants' Ryan Vogelsong working his way back from injury
• PGA announces changes; seasons to start in fall, Q-school ended
• San Jose police: Bank robbery suspects flung bag of money out car window before arrest
• Travis Air Force Base ceremony bids farewell to task force
• Mt. Diablo Health Care District considers $770,000 in community grant requests
• Court sets aside approval of gas plant in Oakley
• Notre Dame tops Cal women; Irish coach says Bears could be top-10 team next year
• Searchers look for San Francisco man missing from Death Valley
• Job applicants being asked for their Facebook password
• Monte Poole: Chili Davis is a man on a mission with the Oakland A's
• Oakland postal employee accused of bilking $4 million from government
• Police: Man likely jumped to death off Concord Hilton
• Going with the 'reverse flow': Powerful politicians say downsizing is just fine with them
• San Francisco Mayor Lee suspends embattled Sheriff Mirkarimi
• S.F. mayor suspends sheriff, who refuses to resign
• Authorities locate 12-year-old runaway from San Ramon
• Oakland Running Festival draws runners from other counties as field grows
• Alex Smith, 49ers appear to have a new deal in place
• Q&A: my interview with "Oaktowne" producer, creator, and writer Lela Nicole
• Temporary medians to be added to deadly Laurel Curve on Highway 17
• Judge bans UC Berkeley Occupy protesters from campus
• Woman files sexual harassment lawsuit against Alameda County Probation Chief David Muhammad
• 7.4 quake shakes Mexico
• Fugitive wanted since 2005 captured in San Leandro
• 880-237 toll lane: Is it worth it?
• 880-237 toll lane: Is it worth it?
• Missing Morgan Hill teen's father is registered sex offender, but not a suspect in disappearance
• West Contra Costa trustees to vote Wednesday on proposed Richmond Charter Academy Middle School
• Berkeley shootings shine light on street hangouts, lack of preventive programs
• Fighting between falcons in San Jose is a sign of peregrine health, best in Bay Area history
• Contra Costa prosecutor Michael Gressett announces plans to sue the county and Martinez for malicious prosecution in rape case
• New comic book releases 3/21/12
• Meg Whitman plans to merge printing and PC groups in major Hewlett-Packard reorganization
• Apple acknowledges heat generated by new iPad as Consumer Reports shows device can hit 116 degrees
• 49ers' Jed York: Tebow-mania not coming to Bay Area
• Inman: Tebow-mania won't hit Bay Area
• Celeb Pix: Clive Owen steps out for 'Intruders'
• Former Buc Josh Johnson wants 49ers QB job
• Live chat replay: Inside the Oakland Raiders, today at 1 p.m.
• Gunman who robbed Papa Murphy's Pizza in Concord on the loose
• San Pablo Council chooses appointment over election to replace ailing councilman
• Job applicants being asked for their Facebook password
• Martinez school district wants funding lost due to Alhambra High campus threat
• Hicks: Johnny Depp and Marilyn Manson teaming up
• California inmates petition UN to monitor prisons
• Peyton Manning officially gets 5-year, $96 million with Denver Broncos
• Match.com, eHarmony, Spark agree to screen for sex offenders
• Titans sign former Raiders defensive end Kamerion Wimbley
• PG&E defends decision to ask customers to pay for pipeline upgrades
• Roadshow: Metering lights may be only hope for I-580 jam at I-80
• Warriors owner Joe Lacob: 'I was a little bit stunned'
• How to Network Effectively
• Brad Peacock assigned to Triple-A Sacramento
• Mayweather-Cotto closed circuit tickets to be $75
• Warriors fall to Timberwolves 97-93 in Oakland
• Why You Need To See Black Milk Live This Thursday [Interview]
• Warriors owner Joe Lacob booed mercilessly during Mullin jersey retirement
• Yerba Buena Gardens Festival lineup announced
• Bright, Powell lead Stanford to NIT quarterfinals
• More land preserved along Marsh Creek
• Drummond: Public safety crisis affects all Oakland residents
• Tim Kawakami: How Chris Mullin's night turned into Joe Lacob's nightmare
• Tyde Moore's new single, "Because You First Loved Me (feat. Lori Hall)"
• Purdy: Did the 49ers mess up with pursuit of Peyton?
• Chris Mullin's jersey retirement marred by booing
• San Jose Sharks miss chance to move into first place, lose to Anaheim Ducks 5-3
• Stanford basketball team rallies for 92-88 overtime win over Illinois State in NIT
• Parents plan rally in support of demoted Hayward principals
• Defendants who rejected plea deal with 26-year sentence get life after conviction in Oakland robbery spree
• Alameda County wants residents to understand how cuts will affect them and do something about it
• Markets cheer as Apple announces dividend, stock buyback
• Oakland A's: Yoenis Cespedes will start in center field; Coco Crisp moves to left
• Commentary from Denver: John Elway engineers another winning drive with signing of Peyton Manning
• Tim Kawakami: San Francisco 49ers need to sort out QB situation
• Cal women's basketball team faces big challenge in top seed Notre Dame
• With Peyton Manning gone to Denver, San Francisco 49ers resume efforts to re-sign Alex Smith
• Amber Orrange's career-high 18 points lifts Stanford women to NCAA win over West Virginia
• PG&E defends decision to ask customers to pay for pipeline upgrades
• Cal State closes most spring admissions
• Pleasanton planners uphold approval for Walmart grocery store
• Benicia woman spooked by late-night shoe salesman wearing a chicken costume
• Suspensions and truancy in Oakland
• Bute, Froch Meet in England
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Reliever Clay Hensley hopes to make mark for team that drafted him
• Canadian firm is front-runner for contract to build new BART cars
• Tuesday is deadline to register for PTA Legislative Day to be held Friday in Danville
• Markets cheer as Apple announces dividend, stock buyback
• Contrition accomplished? San Francisco Sheriff Mirkarimi: 'Not the person I thought I was'
• S.F. sheriff Mirkarimi sentenced <br>on domestic violence charge
• Officials: How will cuts affect<br>Alameda County residents?
• Morgan Hill: Missing girl's cell phone found three-quarters of a mile from her home
• Apple sold more than 3 million iPads in first three days of availability
• Contra Costa County Board of Education seeks representative for Clayton Valley Charter High board
• Roadshow: Carpoolers need to cover FasTrak transponders to avoid being charged at 237-880
• Hicks: Ashton Kutcher headed for outer space
• A's send top pitching prospect Jarrod Parker to minors
• Feds: New flight system to save 2.6 million gallons of jet fuel, speed Bay Area air travel
• Pittsburg mom's deportation delayed after close call
• Report: Raiders sign ex-49ers defensive back Shawntae Spencer
• CHP wants median barrier at Highway 17's lethal Laurel Curve
• Cal State closes most spring admissions, could shut out 25,000 fall applicants
• Vallejo man arrested on suspicion of slashing family members with a box cutter
• Defendants who rejected plea deal with 26-year sentence get life after conviction in Oakland robbery spree
• Concord man convicted of October arson
• Car's fuel tank, water heater cause Hayward garage fire
• Oakland cooks alert! Meat with pink slime
• Wendy's dethrones Burger King as No. 2 hamburger chain
• Hicks: 'Jersey Shore' back for another season of making America proud
• Hicks: Nicollette Sheridan suit declared mistrial
• Hicks: Whitney Houston's daughter engaged?
• Top news photos, March 19: Shooting outside French school
• Kiszla: Bringing Manning to Denver big coup for Elway and Bowlen
• Paige: Denver says goodbye to Tim Tebow after Peyton Manning arrives
• Pinole: Gas leak report prompts brief school evacuation
• Three rescued from drowning off Sonoma coast
• 'Keying' suspect held to answer to 10 vandalism charges
• Slideshow: Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge wows the crowd with a shovel
• Cespedes to start season as A's center fielder, Crisp to left field
• Walnut Creek leaders to discuss Broadway Plaza expansion Tuesday
• Mark Purdy: In the end, Alex Smith will stay with the 49ers
• For Warriors, time is now
• Police: Suspect tried twice to lure Walnut Creek girl
• Magnitude 2.2 quake reported in Walnut Creek
• Peyton Manning to sign with Denver Broncos
• Hicks: Kate Hudson got married in secret
• San Francisco sheriff gets three years' probation for false imprisonment
• Hold your tongue before saying this to a customer
• Monterey Jazz Festival receives $285,000 in grants
• Cal gets first football commitment for 2013 -- a QB -- plus video
• Casino M8trix -- formerly Garden City Casino -- plans April opening at new site
• Gunman kills 4 outside Jewish school in France
• Chinese writers sue Apple over e-book piracy
• El Cerrito ready to hold Street Play day
• Roundabout, plaza to grace an entrance to downtown
• AMERICAN HEADACHE
• Bay Area News Group photographers win 4 first-place awards.
• Hawaii-bound jet out of Oakland makes unscheduled landing at SFO
• San Jose Sharks 3-0-1 since Joe Thornton, Logan Couture, Joe Pavelski were made the top line
• Search continues for missing Morgan Hill girl
• Gun shows caught in the crossfire
• Layshia Clarendon scores 16 points as Cal women hold off Iowa in NCAA win
• Golden State Warriors believe in Klay Thompson
• Cal women win NCAA opener, face No. 1 seed Notre Dame next
• Political Blotter: SEIU's 'un-endorsement' sparks feud in AD18
• Me and My Car: A sweet ride of inspiration
• Barnidge: When rain comes down, so do the power lines
• Slideshow: Drama's a-foot for Season 14 of 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Roadshow: Toll lanes have their supporters
• Apple announces early-morning conference call to discuss its massive cash reserves
• Top news photos, March 18: Cat brides, St. Patrick's Day gone wrong and more
• Longtime San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith makes free-agent visit to Miami Dolphins
• Eye from the Aisle: OCTOPUS’S GARDEN in SF--great acting, lesser writing
• Stanford women face a physical West Virginia team Monday in NCAA tournament
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Second baseman Freddy Sanchez's availability for opening day in doubt
• Gun shows caught in the crossfire
• Apple to reveal decision on use of cash hoard
• Historic theater organ key to Pittsburg efforts at replicating Oakland Fox project
• Mitt Romney wins Puerto Rico, GOP campaign continues
• St Patrick's Day a charm for Archbishop Mitty Basketball in Norcal Regionals
• Report: Alex Smith makes free-agent visit to Miami Dolphins
• Goodguys first show of the season next weekend in pleasanton
• Police: Search called off for missing Gilroy woman likely slain by son
• Hispanic students and the California High School Exit Examination
• Yelpers go on a "Field Trip to the Stars" at NASA Ames
• Celeb Pix: Is Lily Collins the fairest of them all?
• Police: Woman abducted and raped at gunpoint near Oakland city hall
• Search continues for missing Morgan Hill girl
• Man in critical condition after being shot in Oakland liquor store
• Berkeley Marina body ID'd as Oakland man
• Oakland A's reliever Joey Devine on 15-day DL with arm injury
• Purdy: Alex Smith's visit with Miami Dolphins is no surprise
• Kawakami: Alex Smith's visit to Miami latest twist in same agent QB Shuffle
• Report: Raiders free-agent Samson Satele arrested in Hawaii
• Where are they now?
• Whitman steadies HP but big challenges remain
• 5 teens shot in crowded downtown Indianapolis
• Charges in Afghan shootings expected within a week
• Another gray whale spotted in San Francisco Bay
• Warriors lose to Jazz in OT
• Newark adding businesses big and small, eases pain of recent departures
• Where are they now?
• San Jose Sharks down Detroit Red Wings, move into tie for eighth in Western Conference
• Sergio Martinez scores TKO win over Matthew Macklin
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Reliever Sergio Romo giving his elbow a rest
• Alameda County appoints acting chief probation officer LaDonna Harris
• Tammerlin Drummond: Montclair demands action on burglaries
• Bay Area Tuskegee Airmen speak at USS Hornet
• Plane wreckage from missing flight bound for San Jose found; pilot dead
• New San Francisco 49ers receiver Randy Moss lauded by former Oakland Raiders teammates
• Oakland A's notebook: Cliff Pennington continues his batting tear
• Cal looking for big rebounding effort from Gennifer Brandon against Iowa in NCAA opener
• VORDERBRUEGGEN: Would-be supervisor candidate is a no-show
• Contra Costa growth commission attracts large applicant field
• Mexico defeats Senegal in under-23 exhibition in San Francisco
• Afghan Americans protest military massacre in Fremont rally
• Roadshow: Stopping in carpool lane when trying to exit is not legal
• Report: Mario Manningham agrees to 2-year contract with San Francisco 49ers
• Report: Oracle's Larry Ellison trying to buy Memphis Grizzlies
• Education Report: Good news for Oakland families with 'fall babies'
• Oakland's Jack London Oak Tree seems to have survived Occupy protests
• Pittsburg man killed in solo wreck on Kirker Pass
• Brandon Rios, Juan Manuel Marquez to share April 14 PPV
• Sunol quarry makes friends in deals to help environment and pay community
• East Bay rain should let up a bit
• Despite quick NCAA exit, Saint Mary's season had share of high points
• Cal football team developing the next generation of tailbacks
• T.J. Ford waived by the Warriors
• T.J. Ford waived by the Warriors
• Dead body discovered in Berkeley Marina
• Two San Jose carjacking suspects arrested after pursuit through city streets
• Top news photos, March 17: St. Patrick's Day, Occupy Wall Street 6-month anniversary
• Peyton Manning's wedding anniversary puts 49ers, Broncos decision on hold
• San Jose Earthquakes fall to Houston Dynamo 1-0
• Monte Poole: 49ers should be easy choice for Peyton Manning
• Brentwood's Liberty Union to serve only combo lunches for better health
• Pacifica woman arrested in stabbing, carjacking of taxi driver
• Fans invited to welcome Saint Mary's men's basketball home this afternoon in Moraga
• Intoxicated man dangling over San Leandro freeway fell, but was uninjured
• Concord woman identified as victim of fatal Friday crash in Pacheco
• Power restored to all Contra Costa County residents after outage
• Free sandbags available for residents of unincorporated Contra Costa County
• Bucks rout the Warriors in Ellis' return
• Oakland police officers going bald for charity
• Oakland police confiscate guns, make multiple arrests
• Stanford women roll past Hampton 73-51 in NCAA Tournament opener
• The procrastinator's guide to St. Paddy's Day in the East Bay
• Poetry Book Review
• Raiders meet with former 49ers cornerback Shawntae Spencer
• Learning from Japan-- When Is It Time to Ask for Help?
• Authorities searching for missing Morgan Hill girl, 15
• Jefferson in, Curry still out for Warriors in Utah
• Spaniards protest creation of Vegas-style casinos
• John Demjanjuk, convicted Nazi death camp guard, dies
• Accused soldier recalled in Ohio as genial star
• U.K .airlines warn of Olympics airport chaos
• Suicide blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital
• Vehicle collides with fallen tree on Highway 13, closes lanes for hours
• High emotional cost of combat
• Berkeley hires attorneys to investigate police chief
• Antioch agrees to sell historic house
• Disturbing picture revealed in Gilroy murder-suicide
• Monta Ellis returns to Oakland with his new team, the Milwaukee Bucks, who rout the Golden State Warriors
• Oakland A's notebook: Ailing reliever Joey Devine still hopes to make Tokyo trip
• Saint Mary's absorbs pain of narrow NCAA loss to Purdue
• Eye on the East Bay: Martinez scratches its head over lice salon
• Northgate High School crisis counselors address teen suicide attempt at Ygnacio Valley High
• Field of nine seeks four seats on Hayward City Council
• Crews end search of Concord canal after determining reports were wrong that teenager was in water
• San Jose Sharks face Detroit Red Wings in battle of desperate teams
• Huge power outage darkens 22,000 homes in Walnut Creek, surrounding cities
• San Pablo man killed in industrial accident at Berkeley tool plant
• Snow expected to hit Bay Area peaks Saturday
• Man arrested after clinging to highway sign, stalling I-580 traffic in San Leandro
• Man robs woman, Pleasant Hill business
• Pioneer broadcast journalist Belva Davis speaking in El Cerrito
• West Contra Costa school district hosts free college, career fair Saturday
• One killed, one injured in car accident in Pacheco
• Night Owl: Night Light lounge opens near Oakland's Jack London Square
• Raiders release Kamerion Wimbley, agree to terms with free-agent guard Mike Brisiel
• Citywise: San Leandro mayor to present State of City Address
• Documentary details Fremont group's work with elderly Afghans
• Interstate 580 in Dublin reopen after afternoon wreck
• Doctor pleads not guilty in prescription drug deaths
• Iraq War veteran injured during Occupy protest will sue city
• UC pepper-spray report stays partly sealed
• Hicks: Brand sprung from big house
• Hearing date set for former Livermore judo teacher charged with sex with minor
• Bidders for Coliseum complex to make their case
• Brentwood man killed in crash on Highway 17 in Santa Cruz County
• Black students and the California High School Exit Examination
• Police still looking for two armed carjacking suspects in South San Jose
• Giants young catcher Hector Sanchez earns praise for solid work this spring
• Oakland man's sentencing hearing postponed as he lashes out at judge and attorney
• Oakland band Howlin Rain hopes to build future at SXSW
• Former San Jose cop pleads no contest to sex acts with high school students
• Report: 49ers pursuing Peyton Manning
• Berkeley hires attorneys to investigate police chief
• Eight girls allege Campbell nanny molested them, encouraged them to talk to strangers online
• Richmond police search for answers in car-to-car shooting that wounded an 8-year-old
• Police: Woman in critical condition after shooting in East Oakland
• San Leandro police turn to tech to inform public
• USGS reports 1.5 magnitude temblor near El Cerrito
• Gilroy police: Iraq War veteran likely shot mother in Mustang before killing sister then self
• Strong supporting cast boosts Stanford as Cardinal women begin NCAA play
• Facebook is evaluating 'other options' in case Menlo Park doesn't let it expand
• San Pablo man killed in industrial accident at Berkeley tool plant
• Earthquakes newcomer Victor Bernardez bonding with goalkeeper Jon Busch
• Trading Ellis, Udoh a painful step in right direction
• Trading Ellis, Udoh a painful step in right direction
• New York Yankees sign Andy Pettitte out of retirement
• Purdy: History says Peyton Manning not likely to lead 49ers to Super Bowl
• Facebook checking in at Newark?
• Celeb Pix: What in the heck is Heidi Klum doing?
• Hicks: 'American Idol' castoff Jermaine Jones says he didn't know be broke the rules
• Hicks: Keith Richards sorry for going public about Mick Jagger's privates
• Fremont telethon to boost band program
• San Francisco police looking for men who attacked, injured Hayward man
• Oakland police: Woman shoots another woman on downtown street
• Milpitas police bust auto theft ring linked to 17 cars, motorcycles; three arrested
• Police seize guns and narcotics at home in East Oakland
• Police piece together Northern California teen's last hours
• Former Rutgers student convicted in webcam case
• 'Pink slime': How does it taste? How can you detect it?
• A's reliever Joey Devine suffering from biceps soreness
• Hwy 29 in Napa reopens after truck crash spills bottles on roadway
• Gilroy police: Iraq War veteran killed sister, 11, then himself
• Warriors get Richard Jefferson, draft picks
• San Jose Sharks beat Nashville Predators 2-1 in a shootout
• Robert Guerrero headlines on July 28 in San Jose
• San Francisco Giants second baseman Freddy Sanchez still not ready to play in a game
• Gilroy police: Iraq War veteran killed sister, 11, then himself
• Despite merger of tax initiatives, proponents will also go their own ways
• Judge awards more than $400,000 in back pay, damages to workers at Sunnyvale restaurant
• State judges win temporary reprieve from online financial disclosure rule
• Emeryville police seeking man who stuffed woman into her car trunk, tried to kidnap her before she escaped
• Golden State Warriors trade Stephen Jackson to San Antonio Spurs
• Grass-roots parent activist group organizes bubble-blowing campaign to draw attention to education budget
• New Brentwood college campus a step closer to reality
• Oakland A's: Kurt Suzuki packs on weight by eating -- a lot
• Cal football: QB Zach Maynard now an established player as Bears open spring practice
• San Francisco 49ers reportedly agree to terms with former Raiders special teams ace Rock Cartwright
• Despite merger of tax initiatives, proponents will also go their own ways
• Second murder conviction for killer of Raiders legend's daughter
• 'American Idol': San Jose singer moves into the Top 10
• Small earthquake centered near Crockett
• Shots fired near Frick Middle School in Oakland prompts brief lockdown
• Former Vallejo childcare provider faces '116 years to life' after lewd acts conviction
• 21-year-old injured in road rage shooting in San Francisco
• Stagebridge showcase: An Evening of Improv and Music!
• Training the back
• Hayward, San Leandro chiefs of police receive inaugural award
• East Oakland standoff ends after police learn robbery suspect is not inside
• Helicopter makes emergency landing in marsh near Palo Alto Airport
• Second life for Pleasanton slides?
• Second murder conviction for killer of Raiders legend's daughter
• Saint Mary's brings tournament-savvy attitude into NCAA opener with Purdue
• Berkeley police step up focus on west side after two shootings
• Hicks: Jennifer Lopez's manager talks about her "obsessive men
• Barflies: Sex-deprived male flies go for the booze
• Gilroy police: Iraq War veteran killed sister, 11, then himself
• Oakland swears in chiefs
• All the world's a stage, and 'Shakespeare Iraq' wants to bring theirs to the USA
• Warriors make deal to get themselves into draft
• Schools: Fewer layoff notices for teachers than anticipated
• Cal professors condemn light punishment for administrator
• Jackknifed trailer carrying a carnival ride blocks lanes on eastbound I-580 in Castro Valley
• Blown transformer cause of outage that affected more than 2,600 in Danville, Alamo
• State political watchdog approves $30,000 fine against Schwarzenegger
• Hicks: Rihanna defends Chris Brown collaboration
• San Lorenzo River still threatening Santa Cruz boardwalk; crews fight back
• Raiders eyeing corners who could replace Routt
• Woman stabbed in east San Jose foothills; suspect is East Palo Alto man
• Cisco to buy UK maker of streaming video software for $5 billion
• Purdy: A wiser, mellower Brian Wilson emerging for Giants?
• Hicks: Chris Rock tosses reporter's camera after asked a Tea Party question
• Judge awards more than $400,000 in back pay, damages to workers at Sunnyvale restaurant
• Bicyclist struck by car on Bollinger Canyon Road in San Ramon
• YouTube phenomenon has girls asking: Am I pretty?
• Hicks: Gallagher suffers heart attack
• Autistic support group to host Sunnyvale vigil for George Hodgins, killed in murder-suicide
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Lawrence takes a bold risk on red carpet -- and it pays off
• Hicks: 'Luck' canceled by HBO after third horse dies on set
• Friends and family dedicate memorial to Danville fallen Marine Joshua "Chachi" Corral
• Vigil planned in Fremont's 'Little Kabul' for slain Afghan civilians
• Hicks: Russell Brand phone-snatching incident prompts arrest warrant
• AC Transit decides to buy new buses from Hayward company
• Bay Area Jazz: March 15-18
• Bay Area Jazz: March 15-18
• East Bay clock, watch collector groups seek younger members
• Former Vallejo child care provider faces life sentence after lewd acts conviction
• Sharks' Marty Havlat to play against Predators
• Three men arrested in San Leandro home invasion robbery
• Ted Ginn Jr. says 49ers would have made Super Bowl had he returned kicks in NFC Championship
• Around Danville: A newsy life in the Big Apple
• One killed, Highway 13 blocked after tree falls onto roadway in Oakland
• San Jose firefighter injured battling 3-alarm blaze
• Warriors lose a nail-biter to Celtics
• Hercules council ratifies waterfront development agreement
• Warriors notebook: Stephen Curry's goal is to get healthy before he plays
• Golden State Warriors brass elated over trade for Andrew Bogut
• South Florida routs Cal in NCAA First Four
• Angelina Jolie Pregnant Again by Brad Pitt? 2012 Relationship Rumors Roundup
• 'American Idol': Jermaine Jones' ouster overshadows performance night
• Fairfield Church and Community: March 15-18
• Mark Purdy: Yoenis Cespedes' presence should make the Oakland A's interesting
• Rangers warn of shark attack on seal at Waddell Creek Beach in Santa Cruz County
• Kidnapping survivor Jaycee Dugard to remain in hiding to protect daughters
• Brown's revised plan would hike income tax rate on $500,000 earners
• 89-year-old woman latest victim of Oakland hills burglars
• San Mateo pedestrian ID'd in Highway 101 death
• Vehicle that crashed into electric pole knocks out power to downtown Walnut Creek
• Oakland selects dispensary teams
• Class on access to public records offered by Bay Area News Group
• Mt. Diablo Health Care District stripped of power; Concord assumes oversight
• Contra Costa must fill 44 seats on redevelopment shutdown boards
• Roadshow: Tips for getting snow reports on Interstate 80
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Buster Posey's first spring hit is a home run
• Oakland A's notebook: Ryan Cook making strong impression with new team
• Cal lays an egg in NCAA Tournament
• Ellis and Udoh introduced in Milwaukee
• Cal's Calvin clocks lightning 40 times in Pro Day for NFL scouts
• Brown's revised plan would hike income tax rate on $500,000 earners
• Oakland man must stand trial for murders at Jack London Square bar
• Vallejo baby has transplant after parents of toddler killed in accident donate liver
• Wide receiver Michael Calvin shines in dreary conditions at Cal's pro day
• Devil's Slide closed after head-on collision
• Oakland Raiders cut Cooper Carlisle, John Henderson
• Montessori conference features re-creation of 'Glass Classroom,' with children on display as they learn
• Slideshow: Matthew Dellavedova, Saint Mary's full-force Gael
• Rain delays opening of 237-880 toll lanes until Tuesday
• Hicks: Charlize Theron is a mom
• Dellavedova has St. Mary's back on track
• Longtime East County volunteer, cameraman succumbs
• Sanitary district's saving ways earn rebate
• Vacaville woman shot in the arm while looking out her window
• Two more operators of Vallejo medical marijuana clinics enter not guilty pleas
• Historic theater organ key to Pittsburg efforts at replicating Oakland Fox project
• Oakland police: Man shows up for Craigslist sale of iPhones, gets shot
• San Francisco schools chief announces retirement
• BART to hold more public workshops on fare increases
• Law enforcement teams use helicopter to clean up pot farm near Los Gatos
• San Leandro High teens end hunger strike
• San Francisco attorney LeRue Grim facing disbarment over ethical breaches
• Report: Warriors co-owner Peter Guber joins Magic Johnson in bid to purchase Los Angeles Dodgers
• Antioch approves changes to Nelson Ranch Park
• Amgen seeks nominees for its Breakaway From Cancer Campaign
• Keep your umbrellas handy
• Man assaulted, robbed in Newark
• Antioch put some remaining Mello Roos money to community center
• Police looking for Fremont bank robber
• Oakland Chinatown in transition
• Acceleration TSA
• 49ers lose free-agent lineman Adam Snyder to Arizona Cardinals
• San Jose: Crews use huge trucks to clear junk from hoarder home
• Livermore man pleads guilty to tax fraud
• Storm-ravaged tree falls, takes down power lines in Lafayette
• Eagles' receiver DeSean Jackson agrees to five-year contract
• Hicks: Kiefer Sutherland angry as Fox halts '24' film
• It takes a village to raise a barn
• Chamber leader named Antioch's Citizen of the Year
• Report: Mike D'Antoni resigns as New York Knicks coach
• Joan Aragone: Time Film provides insight into internal life of Danville Alzheimer's patient
• Oakley gardener celebrates spring with daffodils by the thousands
• Warriors guard Stephen Curry could be sidelined for awhile
• Many around NHL surprised by Sharks' woes
• Hicks: Gillian Anderson says she's had sex with women
• Top 10 Cuban-players in major-league history
• James Balsamo’s ‘Hack Job’: a titillating ‘Tromage'
• Warriors deal Ellis, Brown, Udoh to Milwaukee for Bogut and Jackson
• Rain, rain, go drink a beer
• Man shot and wounded by officers in East Oakland
• East Bay education leaders gather to protest cuts in Sacramento
• Monte Poole: Golden State Warriors did the right thing by trading Monta Ellis
• Did Castlewood's Lawyer Doctor Evidence?
• Happy Lil' Trees
• Ignacio De La Fuente Defends Desley Brooks
• The Sensible Perspective
• Homeless on the Bay
• Letters for the Week of March 14, 2012
• Mary Hayashi's House Raises Ethical Questions
• Corrections for the Week of March 14, 2012
• Occupy Oakland's Livestreamer Controversy
• Nearly 5,000 Chickens Rescued from Factory Farm
• Exhibition - The 1968 Project
• Humble paper becomes high art in hands of Alamo origami master
• Golden State Warriors trade Monta Ellis to Bucks for Andrew Bogut, Stephen Jackson
• San Jose Sharks get a point but lose in overtime to Calgary Flames
• Warriors trade Ellis to Bucks
• Stanford men defeat Cleveland State in NIT opener
• Bay Area delegation renews calls for quicker withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Cornerback Carlos Rogers returns to San Francisco 49ers
• Alameda County delays move to force drugmakers to dispose of unused medicine
• Kitchen tips and tricks: Tomato paste
• Hercules settles with insurer, avoids bankruptcy
• Mt. Diablo district teachers protest impasse, trustees adopt hastily drafted budget with dire projections
• Manny Ramirez hits first home run for Oakland A's
• Cal football hunting for lost mojo
• Oakland Raiders tight end Kevin Boss is released
• DNA match leads to man's arrest in 1974 Oakland slaying of teen girl
• San Leandro High School students end hunger strike
• Warriors set to trade Monta Ellis and Ekpe Udoh
• New comic book releases 3/14/12
• Contra Costa Fire District needs a $90 parcel tax to avert station closures.
• Pittsburg's Brenden Theatre to close; re-open as Maya Cinemas
• Boy, 8, wounded in road rage shooting in Richmond
• Researcher says he knows site of 400-year-old Drakes Bay shipwreck and, maybe, its buried treasure
• Two arrested in killing near Contra Costa College in San Pablo
• Jack-knifed big rig leaks fuel into Lake Merritt, stalls I-880 traffic for several hours
• Utah man convicted in deaths of motorcyclists on Antioch highway
• Quarry company to pay $50,000 a year for Sunol community improvements
• Giants outfielder Angel Pagan eager to show San Francisco fans his skills
• Cellphone signal leads crews to hiker rescued after two days from Mount Tam trail
• Bay Area congressional delegation renews calls for quicker withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Alameda County approves spending $2 million in short-term aid for St. Rose Hospital
• Brentwood schools, day care center briefly locked down during search for burglary suspect
• PayPal looks to digital wallet to replace physical wallet
• Slideshow: Rain, umbrellas return to Bay Area
• Dozens displaced by carport fire near Lake Merritt in Oakland
• Oakland Animal Services shelter overrun with rabbits
• San Jose Earthquakes' Steve Lenhart being unfairly targeted by officials, says his coach
• Four suspects wanted in Hayward stabbing
• Ione man killed after car goes off onramp, lands in parking lot of Concord shopping center
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to end print editions
• PG&E to move most of its gas operations and 800 workers to San Ramon, a new response to the 2010 blast
• Small child's fingers found in Hawaii trash bin
• 49ers reportedly lose receiver Joshua Morgan to Redskins
• Alameda County delays move to force drugmakers to dispose of unused pharmaceuticals
• Pleasanton moves meeting to bigger buiding to hear appeal of Walmart store approval
• UC Berkeley chancellor stepping down this year
• Campbell police say male nanny molested more than five children
• Crash cleared from I-80 in Pinole; two people receive minor injuries
• Mother: Autistic son had to be hospitalized after alleged abuse by Redwood City teacher
• Celeb Pix: Stars patrol for '21 Jump Street'
• Death penalty sought for former South Bay man accused of killing his daughter
• Hicks: Courtney Love declares war on Muppets
• Senators demand funds for <br>tsunami program be restored
• Former Pleasanton woman pleads no contest to felony arson for burning down family home
• San Jose woman killed in I-5 crash
• U.S. Marshals track San Jose carjacking suspect to Mexico, arrest him after crash
• Yahoo stock fails to find traction in wake of Facebook lawsuit announcement
• Chevron plans to increase output with Australian exploration
• Authorities ID two killed in separate San Leandro train incidents
• Hicks: Russell Brand heaves photog's cellphone through window
• Manny Ramirez clobbers first homer as an Oakland Athletic
• Mood brightens for Cal heading into NCAA First Four game with South Florida
• Pleasant Hill farmers market opens May 5 in new location
• Clint Eastwood's family set for reality TV series
• California legislator proposes banning violent fans from pro sports games
• St. Mary's faces task of stopping Purdue's Robbie Hummel on Friday
• Melvin: A's likely to carry seven-man bullpen
• Teen shot, critically wounded after getting off San Francisco bus
• San Francisco mayor mulls whether to suspend sheriff
• 49ers re-sign LB, special teams ace Gooden
• Warriors' Monta Ellis growing tired of trade talk
• Hicks: 'Hunger Games' the real deal, fans say.
• Securing An IT Job in 2012
• Longtime Doobie Brothers drummer Michael Hossack dies
• Old news: Keenan Allen will miss Cal's spring football woorkouts
• Stop thinking. Start doing!
• Up and coming actor Larry Lawrence is bringing the laughter
• Mills College Premieres Renowned Musician Roscoe Mitchell's Compositions
• Facing avalanche danger
• Drummond: Berkeley police chief's astounding lapse in judgment
• Ellis named player of the week
• Career Planning – Induce Effective Professional Growth
• San Jose Sharks defeat Edmonton Oilers 3-2
• Slideshow: Week two of battle rounds on 'The Voice'
• Surfer dies after being found unconscious in Santa Cruz; first surfing death in 17 years
• Kim Kardashian Divorce: Kris Humprhies' Annulment Dreams Crushed?
• Report calls PG&E records on pipelines "a mess"
• PG&E, San Bruno reach $70 million restitution agreement
• Cal is in women's NCAA Tournament, but its second-round game is a doozie
• NCAA tournament's First Four
• Cal men must contend with South Florida's slow-it-down offense
• Legislators resist Mt. Diablo Health Care District lobbying
• With financial house in order, Raiders set to kick off free agency
• Golden State Warriors thinking playoffs but not likely to make a major trade before deadline
• Report calls PG&E records on pipelines "a mess"
• Main Library holds seminar for seniors on identity fraud info and tips
• City of Oakland and locals offer employment opportunities for job seekers
• City of Oakland and locals offer employment opportunities for job seekers
• Oakland A's notebook: General manager Billy Beane wants to see more from outfielder Yoenis Cespedes
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Tim Lincecum has strong outing against Kansas City Royals
• Is Apple in danger of antitrust charges?
• Gold Dust Lounge owners sued for refusing to leave their San Francisco location
• Four teens charged as adults in Santa Cruz stabbing
• No contest plea to felony arson charges for woman accused of burning down her Pleasanton home
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Oakland wants Wells Fargo concessions
• Morbidly obese Livermore man loaded into ambulance for trip to the 'Dr. Phil' show
• Giants' Schierholtz confident but must stay healthy
• A's Lew Wolff denies team for sale
• Hercules set to ratify waterfront develop agreement, but loose ends remain
• PG&E, San Bruno reach $70 million restitution agreement
• Seagull into power line causes power outage at San Quentin prison, east San Rafael
• Hicks: Kim Kardashian responds to Jon Hamm calling her an 'idiot'
• Next target: Extending BART under downtown San Jose
• BART seeks witnesses to help explain what happened to comatose man found at Civic Center station
• Oakland: Nine suspects arrested on suspicion of robberies
• Antioch residents say park is ruining privacy
• Alameda County pet lovers unite Tuesday in protest to cuts to animal shelters
• Santa Clara nurse recognizes Livermore twin, pregnant with twins 30 years later
• San Francisco sheriff, soap star wife want 'safe and happy home' after plea ends domestic violence case
• San Jose: Police release surveillance camera image of robbery suspect
• Oprah praises Jaycee Dugard at New York awards ceremony
• Roadshow: Lady who stops in carpool lane wins nitwit award
• Stanford women awarded a No. 1 seed, begin NCAA title quest Saturday vs. Hampton
• All lanes of I-680 through Danville open again after crash
• Cal women land a No. 8 seed, heading to South Bend to face Iowa
• Robbery victims ID duo accused of a dozen home invasions
• Hicks: Eddie Murphy's new film 'A Thousand Words' scores a 0 on Rotten Tomatoes
• Hunger strike continues for San Leandro High students
• 49ers waiting on Alex Smith, eyeing free agent options
• First all-electric Coda sedan rolls off assembly line in Benicia
• Lew Wolff responds to report, says A's 'not for sale'
• NHL debating a return of the center-ice red line
• Cummings Skyway in West Contra Costa blocked after rig crash
• Second suspect surrenders in gang shooting at Antioch baptism reception
• Hicks: John Mayer cancels tour to get surgery
• Are Oakland schools still in financial jeopardy?
• Hicks: Kim Kardashian's money targeted by Kris Humphries
• More skiers and snowmobile users in back country puts more people in path of avalanches
• Raiders choose to part with tight end Kevin Boss
• San Francisco: Court overturns 22-year sentence for millenium bomber as too lenient
• Hicks: Whitney Houston's daughter sits down with Oprah
• Hicks: Ellen DeGeneres, Demi Lovato push drive to change rating on 'Bully' movie
• Report: Two groups interested in buying the A's, keeping them in Oakland
• Dual rollover crash cleared from I-680 in Pleasant Hill
• San Jose police identify city's sixth homicide victim as 18-year-old man
• Health care union endorses St. Rose proposal
• Firefighters save Pinole home from deck fire
• A's closer role will go to either Grant Balfour or Brian Fuentes
• Warriors' Monta Ellis named Western Conference player of the week
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• New app for smooth sailing
• Sports promoters unleash piracy lawsuits against Bay Area businesses
• Berkeley police union 'gravely concerned' with chief's move to alter story
• Get your green on for Dublin's big day
• AC Transit and BART holding meetings in Richmond
• Bay Area Hindus celebrate annual festival of color
• Warriors outlast Clippers 97-93 in Los Angeles
• A's make additional roster moves
• Golden State Warriors blow big lead but pull out win over Los Angeles Clippers
• Deals haven't helped smooth San Jose Sharks' road
• Body found in Hayward regional park
• U.S. Army sergeant shoots, kills 16 villagers in Afghanistan
• Learn to tweet and blog
• Saint Mary's lands No. 7 seed, matchup with Purdue
• Hercules to settle $4.1 million suit with bond insurer
• Political Blotter: Simitian touts drop in distracted-driving deaths
• Stanford men to host Cleveland State in NIT opener
• Fire crews pull Walnut Creek man from creek
• Roadshow: Let's talk about BART parking
• Concord cops, mall employee nab robber
• Concord driver downs power poles, leaves scene with child
• Cal barely makes it into NCAA field, faces South Florida in play-in game
• Top news photos, March 11: Afghans mourn villagers killed by U.S. Army sergeant
• Review: Drake concert in San Jose marred by over-the-top production
• Police identify 18-year-old victim in fatal San Jose crash Sunday
• San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson sharp in spring training debut
• U.S. Army sergeant shoots, kills 16 in Afghan villages
• No more school closures
• Cal administrator repeatedly hiked pay for employee during sexual relationship
• PayPal executive - Eric Salvatierra, 39, killed on Caltrain tracks in Menlo Park
• Celeb Pix: Bruce Springsteen rocks the Apollo
• Overloaded power circuit sparked fatal Alameda blaze, official says
• Review: Drake concert in San Jose marred by over-the-top production
• Oakland A's expected to make first round of cuts
• Vintage Motorcycle Club Rides the Delta
• Two wounded in early Sunday Oakland shooting
• Voters confront 'top two' primary
• Job traversing San Francisco Bay all it's quacked up to be
• Oakland's painful school closure era might be over sooner than expected
• Voters confront 'top two' primary
• Orlando Salido again knocks out Juan Manuel Lopez
• Golden State Warriors defeat Dallas Mavericks, but Stephen Curry re-injures his ankle
• San Jose SaberCats hold off Arizona Rattlers 71-70 to win AFL season opener
• San Jose Earthquakes win season opener, 1-0 over New England Revolution
• Six key people behind the BART extension to San Jose
• Stanford football: Key position battles remain open
• San Jose Sharks' playoff hopes take another hit in 3-0 loss to Phoenix Coyotes
• Tammerlin Drummond: A refreshingly innovative approach to fighting poverty
• Oprah praises Jaycee Dugard at New York awards ceremony
• Woman hit, killed by Amtrak train in San Leandro
• Roadshow: Tips to finding your car in the parking lot
• Abracadabra!
• Man tries to abduct 4-year-old from Livermore child care facility
• Warriors' Stephen Curry in lineup against Mavericks
• Live chat: NorCal prep basketball playoffs, Saturday, 7 p.m.
• Beer photo flashbacks
• Two-alarm fire destroys business near downtown Hayward
• Stanford women post convincing win over Cal in Pac-12 tournament final
• Oakland heritage group seeks 2012 award nominees
• 79-year-old Oakland man a stabbing victim, suspect
• Eye on the East Bay: Hot dog, classic diner is back in Antioch
• Giants notebook: Closer Brian Wilson ready to take mound for San Francisco Giants
• Two San Jose teens arrested after five armed robberies, police pursuit
• GOP race: Santorum takes Kansas, Romney counters in Wyoming
• Hayward woman, 92, in critical condition after rescued by son from house fire
• Camp Parks is churning out its own power
• Fluid leak forces two I-580 lanes to close in Castro Valley
• Gunman robs two neighboring businesses in Concord
• Suspected DUI driver crashes, causes power outage in San Leandro
• Concord nonprofit, founder, the latest black eye for health care district
• Calif. woman gives birth to son weighing nearly 14 pounds
• Oakland A's star Yoenis Cespedes makes loud debut
• AP source: Timberwolves' Ricky Rubio out for the season
• Santa Rosa's Levi Leipheimer drops to 39th in Paris-Nice spring cycling classic
• Two injured in multi-vehicle freeway crash in Mountain View
• A's evaluating Cespedes in outfield
• Befriending Yourself for Improved Relationships and Self Confidence
• Giants' Posey feels good after spring-training debut
• Cal will be in the NCAA field and will play a team like St. Mary's -- I think
• Berkeley police chief sends sergeant to reporter's home to request story changes
• The end of the world? He doesn t know it
• Cal falls to Colorado in Pac-12 men's basketball semifinals
• Cal should make it to NCAA Tournament despite loss to Colorado
• East Bay races and measures head to June 5 ballot
• Assemblyman drops campaign to oust wildlife official who shot and killed mountain lion
• Wright named Antioch's citizen of the year
• Planners release new roadmap for Bay Area growth
• Police search for missing San Bruno man
• Shootout funk latest San Jose Sharks woe
• San Jose Earthquakes' Ramiro Corrales the last of the MLS originals
• San Jose SaberCats make changes in roster, outlook
• Bay Area adds nearly 14,000 jobs in January, led by strong growth in East Bay and South Bay
• Oakland man gets 50 to life for killing near high school
• Oakland man held as suspect in two-county robbery spree
• Citywide: Oakland City Councilmen De La Fuente would run in recall
• Man fatally shot Friday night in San Francisco's Mission District
• Survey: 83 percent rate Google as preferred search engine, despite privacy concerns
• NASA brings astronaut Rex Welheim to East Oakland Community Library
• American Airlines jet delayed after flight attendant takes over PA system, talks about crashing, 9-11
• Highway 101 near Petaluma brief closed when passenger jumps out of car into traffic
• Live chat: March Madness with hoops expert Jon Wilner, Monday at noon
• ‘John Carter’ of Disneyland
• Neiman Marcus opens in Walnut Creek
• Oakland Arts Scene: What's Shaking? Weekend of March 8-11, 2012
• Pleasant Hill police union says violent crime on the rise; chief says the numbers consistent with previous years
• Mt. Diablo school board to discuss bond measure audits, district budget, layoffs, busing and boundaries
• Jury out in vehicular mansluaghter trial involving motorcyclists killed on Antioch highway
• Oakland: Police call off search of store for possible robbery suspect
• Work to begin soon on Castro Valley Veterans Memorial
• East Oakland residents briefly lose power after garbage truck hits phone lines
• San Ramon girl, 15, is robbed, assaulted at gunpoint
• Buster Posey makes spring training debut
• Kawakami: A day for loving Buster Posey in the desert
• Mt. Diablo school board approves charter waiver, discusses informal meetings and strategic plan
• Doctor charged with murder in San Ramon man's prescription drug death appears in court
• Fremont man sentenced to 10 years for wedding reception shooting
• Voters confront 'top two' primary
• Drugs, alcohol not a factor in high-speed SUV chase from West Sacramento to Sunol, police said
• Newly acquired Josh Reddick eager for everyday role with Oakland A's
• Clayton police subdue man on LSD with help from his friends
• Cal women beat Washington State; will play Stanford in tournament final
• Three-car wreck near San Pablo Reservoir knocks out power to 4,000 in West County
• Man arrested for repeat robbery of Oakland bank
• Babatunde Lea kicks off fund-raising Jazz in the Gallery series
• Salinas and Morgan Hill men sentenced to 20 years each in "Operation Garlic Press" case
• Warriors latest goal is to make Udoh their center of attention
• New pavement technique will be tried at Laurel Curve on Highway 17
• Former Richmond officers plead to federal gun, obstruction charges
• Claiming Your Voice for Successful Career Transitions!
• WestCAT Lynx, BART Express show robust ridership growth
• Learning disabilities and clues from Howard elementary school
• Hicks: Katy Perry has new boyfriend
• Ex-Cal State East Bay professor sentenced to 37 years for child sex abuse
• Oakland cemetery catches grief of tree removal
• Gambling-like sweepstakes games create enforcement dilemma
• A jobs boost in Bay Area
• Amber Alert canceled for missing girls from Willows; girls safe and suspect arrested
• Dick Van Dyke marries makeup artist at age 86
• Oakland man pleads not guilty to shooting federal agent in Newark
• Fremont woman sentenced for stealing $800K from clients
• Stanford women in Pac-12 title game
• Report: Twitter lost nearly $100 million in 2010 and early 2011, leaked finances show
• Police searching for two Hayward bank robbers
• Appellate panel allows video in Mirkarimi trial
• Firefighters put out Pittsburg house fire
• Herbie Hancock brings an evening of Gershwin to the big screen
• Live chat now about autism
• Antioch Mayor to host Town Hall meeting
• Unique kids' play and ice cream social at Stagebridge this weekend!
• MONTH AHEAD
• What the media said about Cal's win, Colorado's win, Washington's loss
• Berkeley police chief apologizes for response to Feb. 18 beating death of hills man
• East Bay body builder's impressive life of work
• O'Brien: Kony 2012 campaigns tests impact of online activism
• Fairfield Church and Community: March 9-11
• Cal defeats Stanford 77-71 in Pac-12 tournament quarterfinals
• San Jose Sharks fall to Dallas Stars in shootout, 4-3
• Red Bull Thre3style Regional Winner, Four Color Zack
• Two Oakland elementary schools will become charters, bringing the total to 38
• Orinda woman pleads not guilty to selling secrets to Chinese firm
• Closing arguments begin in 65-count robbery case
• San Jose State opens spring practice seeking to find its next quarterback
• Cal's win over Stanford should ensure an NCAA Tournament berth for the Bears
• 'American Idol' trims its field to 12; San Jose singer still in it
• Golden State Warriors notebook: Team embarrassed by performance in loss to Memphis Grizzlies
• PG&E bills to be available in Spanish, Chinese in 2013
• Antioch exit to close permanently as part of Highway 4 widening
• Richmond gangster convicted of freeway murder, 2009 crime spree in Richmond and Oakland
• New game in town wants to stay in Richmond
• ACLU joins fight against stay away orders
• Retired El Dorado County Deputy Sheriff accused of pocketing donation to fund for slain Oakland officers
• State Board of Education grants waiver of class size requirements for Mt. Diablo High grant
• Clayton Valley Charter High School has met conditions of approval to open in fall
• Could be more chances to see mother gray whale and calf in San Francisco Bay in coming days
• 49ers extend Tukuafu's contract
• Sandra Cantu's memory lives in Tracy Celebrates Children event
• Berkeley's Cafe Fanny to shut its doors after 28 years
• Arrest made in San Jose parking lot attack
• Two Oakland elementary schools will become charters, bringing the total to 38
• Suicides among Army soldiers up 80 percent in four years
• Dublin home burns, fire crews on scene
• Amtrak workers file race discrimination suit against passenger train giant
• Suspect using carjacked vehicle sought in Oakland, Emeryville robberies
• San Jose: Teens accused killing dog during beating won't be charged as adults
• Tim Kawakami: Billy Beane and the Battle for San Jose
• Police identify man slain Wednesday night in Oakland
• San Leandro man charged with murder of man in burning house
• Giants guy at short is Brandon Crawford -- all hit or no hit
• Police: South San Francisco man stole $900,000 from loan seekers
• `Speed Freak Killer' trained an apprentice, prisoner writes in letter
• Two charged in marijuana-related felonies in Union City
• Parents of autistic children speak out on Sunnyvale murder-suicide
• Parents of autistic children speak out on Sunnyvale murder-suicide
• Hicks: Amanda Bynes ditches cop
• Washington could become first regular-season Pac-12 champ to miss NCAAs
• Gilead's four-in-one AIDS pill is effective in study
• Apple stock bounces back after iPad event, market cap surpasses $500B again
• Occupy Wall Street will probably have a new target
• Fairfield, East Palo Alto man killed in Wednesday shooting in Fairfield
• Teachers, parents call for ouster of Hercules principal
• Battle brewing between solar industry and utilities over "net metering"
• First of families rebuilding in wake of San Bruno pipeline blast finally going home
• A's Cespedes continues to hit the ball hard
• Solano College trustees cut football, aquatic programs
• Tribune and Maynard Institute's community journalism program seeks East Oakland voices
• O'Brien: Kony 2012 campaigns tests impact of online activism
• Hicks: Antonio Banderas robbed in Hungary
• Where to Get Experience When You Don’t Have It
• Man gets 52-year sentence for shooting into girlfriend's San Leandro apartment
• Hicks: 'American Idol' contestant rushed to hospital
• Posey to make Cactus League debut on Friday
• San Leandro theater owner found guilty of battery on officer
• San Leandro High students enter second day of hunger strike to protest budget cuts
• Live chat transcript: Monte Poole discusses the Golden State Warriors
• Celeb Pix: The oh-so dreamy 'Hunger Games' cast hits the mall
• Proview warns dealers in China to stop iPad sales
• Forbes' billionaires list expands to 1,226, including Tesla's Elon Musk, Steve Job's widow
• Celebrity next door WORDsmith
• Live chat: Spring training with the San Francisco Giants, Friday at noon
• 8-foot-tall cat statues installed at Los Gatos shopping center
• Former Los Angeles detective found guilty in cold-case murder
• Bay Area Jazz: March 8-11
• Reaching your customers through Social Media
• The Robert Glasper Experiment Brings Black Radio To Oakland [3/17]
• Catch Meshell N'Degeocello Live in Oakland for.... free? [3/12]
• Mimi Fox, George Brooks bring distinctive styles to Bay Area venues
• FAA forecast: High air fares most of this decade
• Firefighters battle apartment fire near UC Berkeley campus
• Antioch, police union reach tentative deal on new contract
• Walnut Creek Neiman Marcus opens Friday
• Warriors lose to Grizzlies by 18
• Golden State Warriors lose to Memphis Grizzlies 110-92
• 'American Idol': Top 13 pay tribute to Whitney, Stevie
• Two dead in Fairfield shooting
• College basketball notes: Loyola coach will provide entertainment at NCAAs
• Purdy: A's owner Lew Wolff turns up heat on Giants, territorial rights battle
• Apple's new iPad will be faster <br>and prettier, company says
• What more do you want?
• Oakland fights to keep teams
• It's official: Two Oakland elementary schools will become charters
• San Leandro students start hunger strike to protest school budget cuts
• San Leandro students start hunger strike to protest school budget cuts
• New Haven school district in Union City issues layoff notices
• City Attorney's Office sues Occupy Oakland protester over vandalism of city building
• Newark school district issues 26 preliminary pink slips
• Appellate court rules Chowchilla kidnapper is eligible for parole
• Newark school district issues 26 preliminary pink slips
• San Lorenzo Unified avoids cuts, for now
• Defense questions memory of prosecution witness in murder case
• Hayward school trustees approve parcel tax for June ballot
• Discovery Bay board opts to fill vacancy by appointment
• Case would let thousands of criminals vote
• Pac-12 men's tournament: Stanford routs Arizona State, faces Cal next
• San Jose Earthquakes season preview: Chance for quick start can't be squandered
• Family of two displaced after kitchen fire in their San Leandro home
• Cut by Indianapolis Colts, Peyton Manning starts the next chapter
• Students, employees file suit in San Jose against shuttered medical institute
• Oil giant BP sued over dirty gas sales shipped to Martinez
• Israeli President Shimon Peres mingles with tech up-and-comers at LAUNCH Conference
• Hicks: Tila Tequila off to rehab after overdose, aneurysm
• Sunnyvale police: Mother killed 22-year-old autistic son, then herself
• Video: Gray whale and her calf enter San Francisco Bay
• Roadshow: Traffic woes on Camden Avenue in San Jose
• North Pacheco residents may get to vote on becoming part of Martinez
• Bay Area students talk to space station astronauts
• $7,000 reward offered to locate missing 85-year-old Hayward man
• Hunters, fishermen turn out in droves to support embattled Fish & Game chief
• City Attorney's Office sues Occupy Oakland protester over vandalism of city building
• Mystery hospital patient identified
• New Cars Land headlines Disneyland expansion set to open June 15
• Richmond pushing to allow expansion of pot dispensaries
• Sanchez takes his swings off Wilson
• Sharks in desperation mode as they hit the road
• Tim Kawakami: Buster Posey looks ready -- but looks aren't everything
• HGTV crew 'crashes' Pleasant Hill couple's home for design show
• Free polka concert slated Sunday in Newark
• Defense questions memory of prosecution witness in murder case
• Eden Healthcare District supports St. Rose joint-powers proposal
• A's newcomer Cespedes goes deep in simulated game
• Live chat: San Jose Sharks with beat writer David Pollak, 4 p.m. Thursday
• Ascend elementary school
• Legal questions remain for Oakland council member
• Taco Bell introduces Doritos taco shell
• FBI chief says agency deactivating many GPS trackers following court ruling
• California suddenly matters after Super Tuesday fails to decide GOP contest
• San Lorenzo Unified avoids cuts, for now
• Hicks: Miley Cyrus in flap over Big Bang theory
• Live chat: NorCal basketball playoffs, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
• A's statement on relocation says more about Giants than anything else
• Hayward man who hit boy with truck after Giants game pleads guilty to DUI
• Livermore schools sending out layoff notices for 28 teaching jobs
• Whitney Houston leaves everything to daughter Bobbi Kristina
• New Haven school district in Union City issues layoff notices
• Dublin council votes to raise its pay 8.2 percent
• 49ers have sights set on Alex Smith, not Peyton Manning
• Ed Arnow: People tightening belts as economy drags along
• Vision takes shape for Brentwood Boulevard
• Civic stars to be honored at Antioch gala
• Black Diamond Mines Greathouse Visitor Center reopens
• Pittsburg street repairs in need of cash
• Federal Glover: Contra Costa Youth Summit takes on bullying
• Around East County: Tony Lopez and Worth Shaw made East County special
• Hicks: Olsen Twins quit acting
• 30 students in racial brawl at Southern California high school
• Business Spotlight: Nana's Place offers home-cooked American food
• OPD releases sketch of kidnapping, sexual assault suspect
• Dried tomato pesto recipe
• St John's loses; UConn advances in first round of the Big East Tourney
• A New Lease for Le Cheval
• Capital Punishment
• Letters for the Week of March 7, 2012
• Living Plastic-Free
• Fire Dan Richards, the Cougar-Killer
• Fixing Blight
• Apple's Dirty Money
• Back to the Parallel Primary
• Cougar Killer
• Will Occupy Oakland Embrace Nonviolence?
• Corrections for the Week of March 7, 2012
• On Bay Area visit, Israeli leader addresses Middle East tensions
• Council approves plan to keep A's, Raiders and Warriors in Oakland
• Oakland City Council spares teen center
• San Jose Sharks lose 3-2 to Edmonton Oilers in shootout
• Report: Indianapolis Colts to cut ties with Peyton Manning
• San Jose State women have reason for optimism heading into WAC tournament
• Hercules to vote on half-cent sales tax in June
• Romney wins Ohio, 4 other Super Tuesday states
• Former Archbishop Mitty star and ex-UCLA player Drew Gordon prominent in Sports Illustrated article on Bruins' troubles
• From witness stand, shooting victim IDs defendant
• San Jose Earthquakes: Simon Dawkins arrives; makeover complete
• Mystery patient ready to go home from San Pablo hospital -- but to where?
• Golden State Warriors hope to have their offense back on track
• Fire burning outside Oakland warehouse
• Bicyclist badly injured in crash with Muni bus in San Francisco
• Crafts and reading activities in honor of Dr. Seuss and Read Across America
• Gloria Steinem speaks out in East Bay about "war on women," Rush Limbaugh
• Mt. Diablo school district seeks input on master plan for Bay Point area schools
• iProblem: Apple's trademark issues in China don't end with Proview
• Stalled car in Caldecott Tunnel causing rush-hour backup
• Rio Vista appoints residents to serve on committee to select a new city manager
• New comic book releases 3/7/12
• Oakley cancels Tuesday's planning workshop
• Live chat: Spring training with the Oakland A's, 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Martinez assistant superintendent resigning at end of school year
• Commercial buildings in San Francisco will be required to provide space for bikes, under new ordinance
• Weekend fire in Bayview district of San Francisco caused more than $2 million in damage
• Luna Dance Institute 20th Anniversary
• Hicks: Tim Tebow says no to 'The Bachelor'
• Hercules to lay off more police officers, employees
• Israeli President Shimon Peres checks in at Facebook's Menlo Park headquarters
• New 'Google Play' store launches Tuesday
• New 'Google Play' store launches
• Former 49ers defend Bill Walsh on bounty issue
• Convicted child killer from Oakland found dead in Monterey County prison cell
• One arrested in connection with Antioch shooting, two others remain at large
• Hicks: Saudi Arabia shows second film in 30 years
• Power restored after brief outages in Fremont, Newark
• Trains running again after downed wire falls across Martinez train tracks, sparks small fire
• Slideshow: Gaels get warm welcome in Moraga after winning WCC tournament
• PG&E shuts down southbound traffic on Oakport Street until end of March to inspect pipelines
• Hicks: Justin Bieber's mom writing a book
• Monkees contemplate how to memorialize Davy Jones
• Judge delays UC pepper-spray report
• Southern California woman gets prison for fake Christian concerts
• Ralph McQuarrie, designer of 'Star Wars' look, dies in Berkeley at 82
• NBA power rankings: Warriors at 21
• Men arrested after aggressively hawking goods, making threats outside Livermore Target
• Posey pleased with his baserunning session
• Monte Poole: Bay Area college basketball teams need to do a sales job
• Hicks: Paula Deen, brother sued for sexual harassment, intimidation
• A's lefty making a good impression
• Career and college fair in Hayward on Saturday
• Pandora stock plummets after company sales sales will not live up to expectations
• San Jose SaberCats coach receives big honor
• Alzheimer's patient, 85, reported missing from Hayward care facility
• Fire at vacant Pinole home reveals pot grow
• San Leandro triple homicide defendants arraigned on murder, attempted murder charges
• Safeway's 2012 profit forecast tops predictions, but its shares slump
• Pleasant Hill proposed zoning district for emergency homeless shelters worries neighbors
• Zeltiq plummets nearly 34 percent after forecast misses view
• Female body found in water near San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf
• Additional 100 jurors added to pool for SF Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's domestic violence trial
• Behind the downward slide of Pac-12 basketball
• Doggy Party
• Robbers tie up, rob Fremont man
• 'Mary Poppins,' 'Small World' songwriter Robert Sherman dies at 86
• San Jose: firefighters fight garage fire at home with an "excess of personal belongings"
• New male falcon on top of San Jose City Hall is named: "Fernando the rocket."
• Vallejo quadriplegic woman's missing van recovered
• Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Department: Surveillance video shows murder victim, possible witness minutes before shooting
• PG&E worker socks would-be robber in South San Francisco
• Civic stars to be honored at Antioch gala
• Jazz digs Disney composer Robert Sherman
• Women in the spotlight this March at Jazz Heritage Center
• Drummond: A widening gap between rich and poor schools
• Murder trial begins for gang member once featured on Discovery Channel
• LUNAFEST 2012 hits El Cerrito March 31
• Schoolboy Q's Habit's & Contradictions at The New Parish (Review)
• Five people, including two children, injured in Oakland shootings
• Power restored to most customers in San Francisco's Sunset District
• Critics of move to oust Fish and Game Commissioner did the same thing five years ago
• Oakland Tribune needs help in getting pictures of the 110 people who were homicide victims in 2011
• Oakland City Council to consider teen center, probe
• 'The Voice': Alameda singer competes in the battle round
• Saint Mary's beats Gonzaga in overtime for West Coast Conference tournament title
• Golden State Warriors rout Washington Wizards 120-100
• Newcomers Angel Pagan, Melky Cabrera should improve San Francisco Giants' outfield defense
• Martinez may buy vacant county building for developer
• Oakland A's notebook: Brad Peacock roughed up by Albert Pujols, L.A. Angels
• Three Occupy Oakland protesters charged in violent robbery
• Drivers finally put down those cellphones, living to tell the tale
• Cal's Jorge Gutierrez named Pac-12 Player of the Year
• Cal's Gutierrez named Pac-12 player of the year
• Aurora Sunset
• Man fatally shot while driving on Bancroft Avenue in Oakland
• Warriors end road trip with a rout
• South San Francisco man accused of molesting four young girls; police seek more victims
• Airlines offering bigger overhead bins
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula man found dead in street; former Marin park superintendent passes away
• Fire damages Fairfax stable used by nonprofit to provide equine therapy and education programs
• CHP nabs multiple DUI driver in San Rafael
• Sausalito man accused of attack with ladder, wood, wheelbarrow
• Annual Pac-12 basketball media survey results, comments
• Clayton native, George W. Bush impersonator Steve Bridges dies at 48
• Reed says call for audit of San Jose pension estimate is politically motivated
• Roadshow: Gas prices finally ease but could soar by April
• Dublin council considering a pay raise
• Gang outreach leader reaching out to 4.0 students, too
• Stanford's Nneka Ogwumike named Pac-12 women's Player of the Year in media poll
• Man pleads not guilty to 1984 slaying of Pleasanton girl
• Pair of earthquakes, topped by 4.0 temblor, rattle Bay Area
• Concord is likely choice as successor to imperiled Mt. Diablo Health Care District
• Hicks: Adam Lazzara, Taking Back Sunday singer, felled by a tree
• Oakland man, 51, fatally shot, then run over by friend's car Sunday
• Recall group bites dust in Oakland
• Gloria Steinem speaks out in East Bay about 'war on women,' Limbaugh
• San Lorenzo man ID'd in fatal San Mateo wreck
• Oakland police looking for gunman who robbed, kidnapped and sexually assaulted a 29-year-old woman
• Gloria Steinem speaks out in East Bay about "war on women"
• Grass Valley Elementary school
• Oakland teen who killed parents enters not guilty plea
• Yahoo layoffs could reach thousands, happen this month, report says
• Kawakami: Sorry A's, but Giants hold all the cards
• Grassroots group seeks answers into fatal San Jose police officer-involved shooting
• California students protest education cuts at Capitol rally
• Students protest cuts at Capitol
• Celeb Pics: March 5, 2012
• Sri Lankan man dies trying to set mark for being buried alive
• Report: Bryan Stow transferred to new facility to focus on independence
• Hicks: Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo expecting
• Forecasters: Strong winds to hit Bay Area Tuesday
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Romney plans Bay Area fundraiser
• San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan hopes to return to bench Tuesday
• Hicks: Kirk Cameron gay marriage remarks spark outrage
• Oak Grove High School in San Jose shelter-in-place lifted
• What went wrong in Nevada for the powerful East Bay family
• Former Oakland A's standout Don Mincher dies at 73
• Rush Limbaugh says apology was sincere; AOL is 8th advertiser to pull the plug
• Police car crashes into house in San Francisco
• Obama's transgender former nanny now living in fear
• Jury selection on hold in trial of San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi
• Redwood City: Man who fled scene of fatal hit-and-run sentenced to year in jail
• Bogue: Any pet reactions to Monday's earthquake?
• Entire Pac-12 tournament schedule: Cal opens on Thursday
• Killer allegedly collected unemployment while in California jail
• San Jose City Hall falcon saga better than a real-life soap opera
• Wolverton: Sony's new PlayStation Vita disappoints
• High-cost patients across the Bay Area get closer care to keep them out of hospitals
• London calling: Microsoft will give you $1,000,000.00
• Citywise: Recall groups hires signature gatherers in Oakland
• San Pablo holding childhood obesity task force meeting
• Hercules schedules special meeting Tuesday to discuss possible tax measure
• Wolverton: Sony's new PlayStation Vita disappoints
• Warriors lose 83-75 to Raptors
• Roadshow: Express toll lanes at 237-880 to be ready March 15
• Stanford women rout Cal to cap 18-0 Pac-12 regular season
• EADOC Software Selected to Manage $200 million City of Riverside Water Quality Control Plant Expansion
• Oakland A's: Cuban Yoenis Cespedes confident he can make quick transition to major leagues
• Saint Mary's faces Gonzaga again in WCC tournament title game
• How did Sunday's loss to Stanford affect Cal's postseason chances?
• Me and My Car: Walnut Creek man's love affair with Olds 88s
• Concord to vote on using surplus to patch deficit
• Political Blotter: Rush Limbaugh jumps the shark ... again
• Antioch teacher, counselor positions face uncertainty
• San Francisco sheriff and Venezuelan soap star wife prepare for trial this week
• Allison PUSHin’ the Limits Fundraiser
• Slideshow: Oakland A's beat Chicago Cubs, 12-10
• Top news photos, March 4: Tornado damage, Putin elected Russia's president and more
• Celeb Pix: George Clooney, Brad Pitt and others flock to '8'
• Cold-shooting Golden State Warriors lose to Toronto Raptors 83-75
• Believe it: Harvard cheaper than Cal State
• Man shot to death, possibly run over in Oakland
• Citizen emergency team seeking East County recruits
• Second credit-rating agency downgrades Pleasant Hill recreation district debt
• Stanford beats Cal, spoils Bears' chance to share Pac-12 basketball title
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Brian Wilson faces hitters, looks strong
• Parolee leads police chase from Concord to Byron on Marsh Creek Road
• Missing Newark teen ran away from home, search scaled back, police said.
• Injured golden eagle found in San Jose park
• Berkeley: Three wounded in early morning shooting
• Police: More victims possible in South San Francisco child rape case
• 40th Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race begins in Alaska
• Man charged with attempted murder in Daly City BART lot shooting
• Teacher seniority myth
• Pacifica: Former councilman home after going missing
• NASA events in the Bay Area for the week of 3/4/12-3/10/12
• Ronnie Montrose, Bay Area guitar legend, dies at 64
• Ronnie Montrose dies at 64
• Great and not so great TV spin-offs
• Beane unsure if Cuban outfielder will make A's opening-day roster
• Stories of survival emerge from tornado victims
• Pitt, Clooney, Sheen headline play in support of gay marriage
• Obama: U.S. won't hesitate to use force on Iran to defend interests
• Police: Alaska girl dies after being locked in frigid bedroom
• Thousands of wine lovers soak up sun, latest vintages in Sonoma County
• 30 residents displaced in two San Francisco fires
• Same-sex custody battle could change Florida law
• Gingrich: Limbaugh right to apologize for remarks
• Police believe Windsor man accidentally ran over wife
• Enthusiasm is growing for iPads in the East Bay, as students and teachers explore new technology
• Days Gone By: Martinez Military Band brings the spit 'n' polish to Contra Costa
• Drummond: Little known provision could help mentally ill
• Oakland cemetery catches grief of tree removal
• What went wrong in Nevada for the Seenos
• Can America REFORM from Liberalism?
• Slideshow: Black Diamond Mines visitors center reopens
• San Jose Sharks fall to St. Louis Blues
• Saint Mary's defeats USF, advances to WCC final
• Wladimir Klitschko knocks out Jean-Marc Mormeck
• Occupy marchers hit streets as three sit in jail
• San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan still feeing effects of head injury
• Mountain lion photo exposed major cultural shift in California
• More adults diagnosed with ADHD
• Roadshow: Roadshow's winning bumper sticker slogan: "I Don't Read Minds, So Signal, Dammit!"
• San Francisco Giants ace Tim Lincecum looks sharp in Cactus League debut
• Lew Wolff dismisses report that Oakland A's likely won't be allowed to move to San Jose
• Cuban star Yoenis Cespedes set to join Oakland A's
• Wolff dismisses report that A's won't be able to move to San Jose
• Hercules waterfront development gets major boost from council
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Dan Runzler to visit Dr. James Andrews
• Cal's revived Pac-12 title hopes now depend on win vs. Stanford
• Stanford, Cal freshman point guards ready for Sunday's women's rematch
• Golden State Warriors say they're over looking past lowly opponents
• Nice Guys Trio brings accordion jazz to Yoshi's
• Rush Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• One killed in Castro Valley head-on collision
• Pentagon may put special ops in Afghanistan under CIA control to meet 2014 pullout deadline
• Eye on the East Bay: Dublin audience learns how 'Star Wars' inspired mythbuster
• Alameda County libraries embrace Art Education Month
• Women's History Month walking tour includes new Oakland Girls Inc. HQ
• Elmhurst Community Prep middle school
• One wounded in East Oakland shooting Friday evening
• Authorities ID elderly man killed in Castro Valley crash
• Man killed in early morning East Oakland shooting
• Newark boy, 15 and on crutches, reported missing
• What does Washington's loss mean for Cal?
• Storms demolish small towns in Indiana, Kentucky, killing at least 38
• Cal Bears' Pac-12 men's basketball co-title hopes remain alive
• Kawakami: The Saints' bounty is brutal but not really surprising
• Sharks coach McLellan says he's still suffering concussion symptoms
• Some helpful websites to bookmark
• Stockton, a former boomtown, teeters on the edge of bankruptcy
• USF beats Loyola Marymount, advance to WCC basketball semifinal game against Saint Mary's
• Warriors lose to 76ers on 50th anniversary of Wilt's 100
• Three shot in Berkeley during dice game
• Three more girls say San Jose teacher molested them
• New Haven reaches deal to avoid more furloughs
• Police searching for two, 200-pound bronze pieces stolen from historic Oakland fountain
• Golden State Warriors lose to Philadelphia 76ers 105-83
• San Jose Sharks look to play with greater urgency down the stretch
• San Francisco 49ers put franchise tag on Dashon Goldson
• Ygnacio Valley High classmates intervene, prevent student suicide attempt
• Ex-San Jose State student sentenced to six years for DUI death of De Anza student
• Appellate court rules Chowchilla kidnapper is eligible for parole
• Apartment badly damaged in Fremont fire
• Woman slashed in face with meat cleaver in San Francisco
• Occupy Oakland protesters arrested on charges of roughing up woman who criticized movement
• St Elsewhere season one
• New Oakley group home worries some neighbors
• San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan returns to practice
• Suspects arrested in chase may be responsible for as many as 30 Bay Area store robberies
• Red Cross blocked from shattered district in Syria
• Hicks: Scarlett Johansson nabs Janet Leigh role in Hitchcock movie
• Ailing San Pablo councilman resigns
• Young Oakley woman to ski in Special Olympics Winterfest competition
• Newark accident leaves two injured
• Hicks: Engelbert Humperdinck is Britain's last hope in pop music
• At least two injured in Fremont crash
• Doctor arrested for second-degree murder in death of San Ramon student
• Homes on crooked Lombard Street flooded when car crashes into hydrant
• 600-pound Livermore man receives outpouring of support after YouTube plea for help
• Company sued over Walnut Creek bone cement surgery deaths
• Oakland Arts Scene: What's shaking? Weekend of 3/2-3/5/2012
• Castro Valley man dies after crashing car in creek
• Manny: Three pitches, three outs in A's Cactus League loss
• Hayward police to hold nine-week citizens' academy
• Citywise: Recall groups hires signature gatherers in Oakland
• Sex offender convicted again after leaving Army to victimize Walnut Creek girl
• Three Oakland men arrested in San Leandro triple homicide
• Live blog: NCS basketball playoffs in-game updates, Friday at 6 p.m.
• Castro Valley school board moves to raise class sizes, lay off teachers
• BART eyes fare increase, seeks ideas on how to share the pain
• Sleep more, and get more done
• Hicks: George Clooney and Brad Pitt will reportedly star in Prop. 8 play
• Prodigious pampering of pets produces paydirt: Industry surpasses $50 billion for first time
• Cal's Kendricks, Jones helped their draft status at NFL Combine
• Saint Mary's women advance to quarterfinals in WCC tournament
• Kaiser elementary school
• New project will help<br> women leaving prison
• Saint Mary's men not wanting to leave NCAA Tournament prospects to chance
• Three men get plea deals in murder case
• NFL says New Orleans Saints violated 'Bounty Rule'
• Man wounded in East Oakland shooting
• NTSB report: Plane pilot didn't see helicopter before February crash over Antioch
• Judge in Ross Mirkarimi domestic violence trial meets privately with sheriff's ex
• Salvation Army to hold celebration for new Antioch location
• Giants' lefty Eric Surkamp will let others control his destiny
• Anatomy of a toss: ESPN examines former Cal quarterback's paper airplane record throw
• Oakland women sent to federal prison for tax fraud
• Jon Wilner: An early primer on NCAA Tournament hotshots and Cinderella candidates
• Double your listening pleasure with John Handy Impulse! re-releases
• GM to suspend production of Chevrolet Volt
• Ex-Bronco Perrish Cox acquitted of sexual assault
• Obama is buying sports equipment for Americans and his prisoners
• Hicks: Billie Joe Armstrong says Green Day's new record all about sex
• 'Project X' is a poor-man's 'Superbad'
• Family, friends mourn El Sobrante motorcyclist killed in freeway fall
• Major League Baseball adds two more playoff teams
• Hicks: Demi Moore out from rehab
• USF Dons advance in WCC Tournament with 87-66 rout of the Portland Pilots
• Rod Piazza brings 'Almighty' blues to San Francisco
• 'American Idol': Top 13 includes San Jose's Brackensick
• Hayward customers face lengthy outage after vehicle takes down power pole
• Political novice no stranger to upending status quo
• Fairfield Church and Community: March 2-4
• San Jose Sharks lose to Buffalo Sabres 1-0
• USF men easily handle Portland to advance to WCC basketball quarterfinals
• Gay marriage supporters urge court to reject latest Proposition 8 appeal
• Gay marriage supporters urge court to reject latest Proposition 8 appeal
• Protesters rally against education cuts in Oakland
• Washington Hospital to explore St. Rose partnership
• Pair charged in series of Oakland robberies
• Political novice no stranger to upending status quo
• Mark Purdy: The basketball world should honor Wilt Chamberlain on Friday
• Oakland A's notebook: Manny Ramirez will be the designated hitter in Friday's exhibition opener
• Daytona 500 champion Matt Kenseth tours San Francisco
• Antioch voters to decide on elected positions
• Pittsburg woman stabbed to death, roommate arrested
• Former Contra Costa juvenile hall counselor sentenced for molestation, child porn
• HOMEROOM: Lincoln High student takes first place in art contest
• Teen dating violence forum Friday
• Mt. Diablo school district at impasse with teachers' union
• El Sobrante motorcyclist killed after plummeting from I-80 flyover in Oakland
• Swinton captivates in ‘We Need to Talk about Kevin’
• Win Free Tickets To See Schoolboy Q and Mobb Deep this Week
• Agencies announce $32.3 million plan to alleviate Cosco Busan spill damage
• 'Day of Action' protesters removed from San Francisco's State Building
• Newspaper group offers Facebook, Twitter, blogging training
• Antioch reaches tentative accord with police union on contract concessions
• Home upgrades aimed at saving energy
• Mills College Professor Shares Insight on Syrian Conflict with NBC Bay Area News
• Mills College Students to Document Recession's Effects for KALW Public Radio
• The Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano is swimming in coffee -- 4 tons of it, to be exact
• Hicks: Michael Jackson's daughter slams rumors
• For full-time teachers considering a career in special education, there soon could be one less hurdle
• Carjacked SUV smashes into Antioch house
• Martinez police arrest man with gun at Alhambra High
• Protesters rally against education cuts in Oakland
• End death penalty measure likely to be on November ballot
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• Union City mulls lifting tobacco sales buffer for gas stations
• Police report: Ex-Hells Angel charged with homicide severely beaten before he pulled out gun
• Pleasanton makes $5.5 million in cuts to its school budget
• Redwood City special ed teacher: 'I never abused a child'
• Boy, 16, among those injured in Oakland shootings
• Banks pursuing more fees on consumers despite virulent backlash
• Roadshow: Calling 911 to report a drunk driver works -- even if cops aren't immediately on the hunt
• Raiders reportedly will franchise safety Tyvon Branch; might spell end for Michael Bush
• Burning violations up this year in Bay Area due to dry stagant air
• Who tests Consumer Reports ? They do
• Giants have depth at catcher position
• Oregon, California rivers may get big chinook returns
• San Lorenzo man ID'd in fatal San Mateo wreck
• Conservative publisher, activist Andrew Breitbart dead at 43
• Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson pushing all the right buttons lately
• A's deny interest in Cuban free agent Adonis Garcia
• Senate defeats bill to reverse Obama's birth control coverage rule
• San Jose firefighters extinguish two-alarm blaze; seven people temporarily displaced
• Modesto teacher quits job, leaves wife, moves in with 18-year-old student
• Bay Area Jazz: March 1-4
• Hayward walking tour focuses on salt industry
• Posey won't play in Giants' Cactus League opener
• 19-year-old gunned down near Santa Cruz area apartment complex
• Hicks: Tim Tebow dating Taylor Swift?
• Hercules waterfront project wins initial agency backing
• Oakland socioeconomically disadvantaged children left behind
• Livermore police to focus on distracted drivers in March
• Autopsy: Monkees' Davy Jones died of heart attack
• Hal Steinbrenner plans to lower New York Yankees' payroll
• Green Bay Packers sell 268,000 shares, raise $67 million
• Hicks: 'Hunger Games' author Suzanne Collins loves the film
• Chocolate makers follow their passion to create artisan businesses
• CBS to air 'Mystery' episode on Pleasanton country club murders
• Manny Ramirez to be A's designated hitter in Friday's Cactus League opener
• Marsh Creek Road in Brentwood blocked by injury crash
• USF Dons face Portland in 2012 Zappos WCC Tourney
• SFJAZZ presents the 'healing sound' of Ladysmith Black Mambazo
• Original Joe’s- Classic Italian Cuisine
• Sierra snowpack at 30 percent of normal, but reservoirs are still pretty full
• Union City seeks to shut down marijuana dispensary
• Rebellious mood at San Leandro school board meeting on budget cuts
• Golden State Warriors hold off Atlanta Hawks 85-82
• Prada Spring 2012: Flaming!
• Nneka Ogwumike sparks Stanford women past Seattle 76-52
• Scientists scavenge for hyena money at UC Berkeley
• 'American Idol' recap: It's ladies night
• Antioch teacher, counselor positions face uncertainty
• Santa Clara men end season with loss to Portland in WCC tournament
• San Jose Sharks' playoff quest hinges on improved defense, health of key players
• Jeremy Lin has 19 points, 13 assists as New York Knicks defeat Cleveland Cavaliers
• Tim Kawakami: Can Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson avoid a Mike Singletary-like ending?
• Upper-class more likely to be found with hands in candy jar, Berkeley research finds
• Sufi Reoriented worship center project approved
• Roadshow: Wall Street speculators help drive up gas prices
• Broncos lose to Pilots, 74-70, in opening round of men's WCC Tourney
• Ex-Santa Clara cop gets 3 years in prison for giving confidential info to Hells Angel
• Man charged with 11 felony counts in burglary, shootout with Oakland police
• Novato man arrested in connection with 2 pounds of marijuana mailed to Ohio
• Raider's kicker Sebastian Janikowski to attend anger management classes over 2010 Walnut Creek night club incident
• Contra Costa DA seeking death penalty against alleged toll plaza killer
• Robbery trio dumped money out car window during East Bay chase, officials said
• San Francisco Supervisor Eric Mar in jury pool for Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's domestic violence trial
• What's for dinner? Potato corn chowder recipe for two
• Longtime Pleasant Hill councilwoman leaving town
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: More rain to Marin, snow for Sierra; metal thieves hit Peninsula town's graves
• Castro Valley trustees to vote on cuts at special meeting
• Grants make big difference at some schools, others continue to struggle
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• House approves bill to ship more Delta water south
• Davy Jones paved the way for modern heartthrobs like Justin Bieber
• Suit against former Hercules city manager moved to Alameda County
• Jemile Weeks making best of chance to learn from Hall of Famer Barry Larkin
• Tom Barnidge: Sufi sanctuary hearing a fine example of democracy in action
• East Avenue Middle School in Livermore on lockdown after report of a gunman on campus
• Apple joins the $500 billion club, but could be poised for more
• Fire at old Orchard Supply Hardware building in Antioch under control
• With more layoffs looming, Hercules declares fiscal emergency, paving way for possible tax measure
• Mariners center fielder Franklin Gutierrez has pectoral injury
• Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski to attend anger management classes over 2010 Walnut Creek night club incident
• Man robbed in parking lot of Moraga shopping center
• Aromas man arrested for shooting, killing his dog because it wasn't obedient
• Happy Juan Uribe returns to Dodgers camp after reaching settlement in San Francisco case
• Berkeley chief to address concerns about police response to slaying
• Mary King retires as AC Transit acting general manager
• Celeb Pix: Jean Dujardin returns to France a hero
• Top news photos, Feb. 29: Leap Day, tornadoes tear through the Midwest and more
• Roadshow: Wall Street helps drive up gas prices
• Carson Palmer tells radio show he's "happy" to return to the Raiders
• U.S. men's soccer team shocks Italy 1-0
• Authorities make arrest in 2002 Rodeo homicide
• Milpitas to mull sales tax measure for November ballot
• San Ramon drops city fireworks show, but may legalize sale of fireworks
• Small fire damages garage in Newark residence
• Stephen Curry ruled out for tonight's Warriors game at Atlanta
• Monterey gets ready for its 'other' jazz festival
• Masseuse files to nullify prior arrest by indicted Contra Costa vice agent
• Carol Olson: Medical advances are mind-boggling to seniors
• Police offer several ways for Antioch residents to get involved
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• The Monkees' Davy Jones dies
• Business spotlight: Lack of steady work led Oakley man to start own business
• Park It: Young people active in park district art contest
• Around East County: Lent is a good time to do good deeds, pay it forward
• Former figure skating pro and singer leads Brentwood school choir
• School Bell: Antioch's Delta Academy of Arts gets $20,000 boost from Lesher
• Tim Lincecum to start Saturday's Giants exhibition opener, set for opening day
• February slaying victim identified
• Former Cal QB sets record for longest paper airplane toss
• Courthouse kids waiting room to open in Pittsburg
• It's time to join the East Bay Regional Parks 2012 Trails Challenge
• Antioch to hire former cops to handle in-house duties
• Oakley asks residents for its performance evaluation
• Fire district changes mind, adds sunset clause to parcel tax
• Imprisoned Your Black Muslim bakery leader Yusuf Bey IV punished for bribing guard to get him a cell phone
• Mill Valley concert to benefit Ancient Future guitarist
• Ryane Clowe's early goal stands up as the Sharks beat the Flyers, 1-0
• Golden State Warriors routed 102-78 by Indiana Pacers
• San Jose Sharks return home, edge Philadelphia Flyers 1-0
• Antioch approves moratorium on Internet cafes
• 'American Idol': Guys hit the high notes in first live show
• Livermore cyclist bites officer, turns warning into arrest
• Nadia Lockyer's ex-lover: 'There's a way bigger story than the sex tapes'
• Listeners of Berkeley radio station KPFA want recall vote of board member
• Embattled California wildlife official who shot mountain lion refuses to resign
• Alameda County set to become first to force drugmakers to take back pharmaceuticals
• Santa Clara man arrested in 1983 Union City cold case
• Oakland man guilty of murder for killing girlfriend
• Pathologist: Coroner wrong about killing of daughter of former Raiders star
• National experts may help recover remains of serial killers' victims
• Brandon McCarthy announced as Oakland A's opening-day starter
• PG&E customers should pay for pipeline improvements, company says
• PG&E customers should pay for pipeline improvements, company says
• Dublin school board votes to put bond measure on June ballot
• Warriors start the second half with a blowout loss
• Trio of Mill Valley second-grade 'leaplings' celebrates special birthday Wednesday
• Hollister man who died while climbing rocks near Pacheco Pass identified
• New comic book releases 2/29/12
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Ex-Cal QB throws for paper-plane record; Cause disputed in killing of former Raider star's daughter
• Santa Cruz County bans sale and importation of bullfrogs
• Listeners of Berkeley radio station KPFA want recall vote of board member
• Nadia Lockyer's ex-lover: 'There's a way bigger story than the sex tapes'
• Hicks: Charlotte Church gets a big check from News Corp.
• Oakland man guilty of murder for killing girlfriend
• Pathologist: Coroner wrong about killing of daughter of former Raiders star Fred Biletnikoff
• See the International Space Station from your own backyard
• Gun shop denied. County supervisors side with San Lorenzo homeowners
• Mt. Diablo school board approves 89 layoffs and the departure of 72 Clayton Valley High teachers
• DUI suspected in Pleasant Hill hit-and-run collision that injured a woman and her two kids
• Alta Bates Summit Medical Center's Summit new patient care center gets final beam
• Yahoo: Facebook must pay us or face patent lawsuits
• Family mourns Oakley man whose death remains unclear
• Dow closes above 13,000
• The Horizontal Poet
• Off-duty officer's gun sparks police response, scare at Pleasant Hill BART station
• 49ers' Ahmad Brooks gets $17.5 mil guaranteed
• Alameda County passes view ordinance for Fairview
• Brian Copeland turns battle with depression into new stage show
• Arrest in '83 Union City cold case
• Roadshow: Copper thefts leave Bay Area motorists in the dark
• Fremont fire station reopens
• Face 4Ward Oakland Digital's Call for Entries
• Top news photos, Feb. 28: Ohio school shooting suspect arrested, Dow's big day and more
• Contra Costa pursues eminent domain for land needed for highway widening
• Stephen Curry tests foot, isn't ready for Pacers game
• Designer Watch: Betty Bow
• Bay Area Beauty: Lacquery Nail Polish
• Police arrest Vallejo man in connection with 71-year-old mother's death
• Celeb Pix: Jean Dujardin dances for Kelly Ripa
• Former Cal quarterback Ayoob tosses paper airplane for world record
• Panel to tackle media coverage of Hindus
• 'American Idol': Second time the charm for San Jose singer
• Hicks: Natalie Portman marries dancer beau
• Pleasant Hill wrestles with new regulations for campaign signs
• Fire district changes mind, adds sunset clause to parcel tax
• State moves to close Institute of Medical Education for good
• 5 Ways to Take Your Career to the Next Level
• Does your landlord actually own your rental home? Contra Costa DA seeking victims in suspected real estate scam
• This week, summer job recruitment fairs for Oakland teenagers
• Sierra snowpack at 30 percent of normal, but reservoirs are still pretty full
• Santa Clara's nightmarish basketball season close to a merciful finish
• Young man among Giants: Bumgarner, 22, seeking encore
• Tour of 'fragile' Fukushima nuclear plant shows shocking state of disrepair
• Hicks: Chuck Norris is apparently huge in Slovakia
• Partial remains of 9/11 victims went to a landfill
• George Lucas' plans for huge digital studio gets OK from Marin planners
• Grading the Warriors at the All-Star break
• WCC basketball notebook: Our all-conference team
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting
• Drummond: Nadia Lockyer saga gets uglier
• Fire mars Daytona 500; Matt Kenseth wins
• White House proposes to cut tsunami warning system
• Warriors assign Jeremy Tyler to Dakota Wizards
• Oakland's Scott Sizemore suffers ACL tear
• Oakland's Scott Sizemore suffers ACL tear
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Brian Wilson says he'll be ready for opening day
• Matt Kenseth wins Daytona 500 after fire and rain
• Oakland's EADOC Awarded U.S. General Services Administration Schedule
• Warriors midseason report card
• Hercules, bond insurer, close to settlement over default, official says
• Golden State Warriors have much work to do to contend for playoffs
• With Andrew Luck gone, Stanford faces something new: quarterback competition
• Oakland man sent to prison for life in killing of two teenage girls from San Leandro
• Lead safety officer at Berkeley High School has been charged with one count of felony identity theft
• State orders Kaiser to stop denying physical, occupational and speech therapy to certain patients
• Safety officer at Berkeley High School charged with felony identity theft
• Organic restaurant crops up in East Oakland
• Man struck and killed on tracks at MacArthur BART station Monday night
• Antioch looks to set regulations for Internet cafes
• Central coast muscle cars and classics car club
• Warriors assign Tyler to D-League
• Marin planners OK huge Lucasfilm project
• San Francisco police seek arsonist who lit books, computers on fire at main library
• 2012 U.S. Open: Olympic Club set for less torture, more drama
• Obituary: Former Cal, Acalanes baseball star Frank Mattox dies
• A's get hit by injury bug again, this time before season even starts
• Mills College Receives Grant to Further Lesson Study Research
• Silicon Valley's non-tech workers still feel pain of economic collapse
• Hercules council to consider waterfront land deals, development agreements
• Cal freshman who fell from <br>fraternity house in 'grim' condition
• A's lose Sizemore for season with torn ACL
• Pittsburg teachers, district come up short after all-night cram session
• Kensington man arrested in El Cerrito after his car stalls out during police chase
• Bill to hold up MTC move from Oakland to San Francisco is introduced
• Oakland police arrest shooting suspect and locate guns after several hour search that forced a school lockdown
• Dublin school board to consider putting June bond measure before voters
• 'American Idol': Second time the charm for San Jose singer
• Hicks: Uma Thurman pregnant at age 41
• Top news photos, Feb. 27: Student killed in Ohio, Daytona delay and more
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police say teen shot during drug deal in Peninsula BART parking lot; Marin man arrested on suspicion of pill trafficking
• Officers hurt in Occupy clash at state Capitol in Sacramento
• Celeb Pix: Oscar after-party action
• Eye from the Aisle: MESMERIC REVELATION at Central Works, exquisite, challenging
• Pleasanton school district facing $5.5 million in cuts
• Oakland man sent to prison for life in killing of two teenage girls from San Leandro
• Mark Purdy: GM Doug Wilson's latest trade addresses Sharks' inconsistency
• Police: Teen shot during drug deal in Daly City BART parking lot
• Free-agent linebacker Leroy Hill arrested for marijuana possession
• Source: 7 Dodgers bidders to interview with MLB
• Body found in Mare Island Strait
• California mother of snowboard pro arrested in New York
• Women, money and today's retirement
• Nominations for June 5 Primary Election due by 5 p.m. March 9
• Oakland burglary suspect arrested
• Part 2: Different results, same school district
• Report: Sharks acquire forwards Winnik, Galiardi from Avalanche in five-player trade
• Video of wife will be used in domestic violence case against SF Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, judge rules
• One student killed, four injured in shooting at Ohio high school; suspect in custody
• Book tackles sex, love and Islam
• Giants' Brian Wilson says he's now 100 percent healthy
• California Assemblyman to try again on driver's licenses for illegal immigrants
• Hicks: 'Harry Potter' most successful franchise to never win an Oscar
• Ex-Santa Clara cop should get three years in prison for aiding Hells Angels, prosecutors say
• Middle school on high alert after Oakland shooting
• Marlins' Scott Cousins eager to put collision with Buster Posey in past
• Day of student protests planned in Oakland, Sacramento
• Clara, the mama falcon atop San Jose City Hall, drops first egg of the season
• Marin shelter offers 400 starved Central Valley hens up for adoption
• Magnitude 2.9 quake reported near Danville
• Death of Long Beach girl, 10, after fight with classmate ruled homicide
• Sacramento, Kings and NBA reach tentative deal on new arena
• Fremont woman fatally struck by vehicle while crossing street
• Roadshow: Caltrans to clean up homeless camp at 87-280
• Pete Escovedo headlines Santa Clara benefit concert
• How to become a stronger person
• Stuck? How to get unstuck and thinking clearly again
• The Skinny On Fasting To Lose Weight Fast
• Confidence in love: 5 tips to find your soulmate
• Brentwood feed store must change to survive
• PG&E bills stay flat despite big drop in natural gas prices
• A month of Jewish Music Festival
• In their own words: Occupy Oakland according to city officials - Part 3
• Tracy cook hopes she has a $1 million hamburger
• Man shot in East Palo Alto Saturday
• Roadshow: More lanes on Highway 85 are years away
• San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan knocked out of game in San Jose's 4-3 loss at Minnesota Wild
• Cal's loss to Colorado raises two issues
• Oscar TV: Billy Crystal returns to the big stage
• Political Blotter: Californians among Obama campaign's co-chairs
• Walnut Creek police: Men scammed Nordstrom out of $10,000 in gift cards
• NBA power rankings: All-Star break edition
• Cocaine found near entrance to Walnut Creek's Lift Lounge on Friday
• Top news photos, Feb. 26: Train derailed in Canada, protests in Syria and more
• Man in hospital after fall from second floor of Berkeley fraternity
• Oscars 2012: Fashion that could use some help
• Tim Kawakami: New 49ers president Gideon Yu sees some Mark Zuckerberg in Jed York
• Hells Angel arrested in killing of fellow gang member
• Pleasanton man dies after medical issue, car crash near Sunol
• Bay Area resident takes on tough job for GOP: attracting Latinos
• Pinole council, amid tribute to gun rights, extends moratorium on home gun sales
• San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey hits off live pitching for first time since injury
• Cal men lose 70-57 at Colorado
• One dead, three wounded in two separate San Jose shootings
• Oscars 2012: Fashion that rocked the red carpet
• Part 1: Different results, same school district
• No one hurt in Fremont shooting after teen party
• Live chat: Spring training with the Oakland A's, noon Thursday
• Source: Warriors rookie Jeremy Tyler heading to NBA Development League
• Antioch police identify man struck, killed by two cars
• Police ID body found near Oakley, no cause of death yet
• Sonoma County Restaurant Week: Feb. 27th - Mar. 4th
• California girl, 11, dies following planned after-school fight
• Live chat: Spring training with the San Francisco Giants, 1 p.m. Wednesday
• Celebrating Ayyam-i-Ha in Oakland
• Palo Alto: Eight burglaries in one day, almost nine
• Thousands of places across the United States still saddled with offensive names
• In the Year of the Dragon, Bay Area couples dream of Dragon Babies
• NFL combine: Utah State's Robert Turbin could be a steal in the NFL draft
• Severity of knee injury to A's Scott Sizemore still unknown
• Pressure builds for civilian drone flights at home
• Gulf oil spill victims hope trial brings justice
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer endorses Mitt Romney
• Mills College Makes Big Waves in the Classroom
• Drummond: Mentally ill man falls through cracks with tragic results
• Borenstein: California households owe an average $30,500 for public employee pension debt
• In their own words: Occupy Oakland according to city officials - Part 2
• Roadshow: What should the price of gas be?
• Stockton man injured in head-on collision in unincorporated San Mateo County
• Workers stage march to mark second anniversary of Castlewood Country Club lockout
• Pedestrian struck by vehicles in Antioch dies of injuries
• Fremont ponders future of Warm Springs
• Weekly Occupy Oakland protest focuses of recent police shooting
• The Education Report: A different kind of charter school for Oakland?
• Saint Mary's holds off USF to clinch West Coast Conference title
• College basketball: Stanford loses to lowly Utah
• Once vibrant, the San Leandro Community Church closes
• Bad habits return as San Jose Sharks lose 6-2 to Nashville Predators
• San Jose neighbors anxiously await cleanup of the house from hell
• Three dead boys, no real answers
• Why You Need To Be At Red Bull's Thre3style DJ Battle in San Francisco March 1st
• Oakley man's body found in Delta waters
• Caldecott Tunnel's center bore reopens after two-hour closure
• Vorderbrueggen: Clean water ballot smells
• Authorities release identity of pedestrian killed on I-580 in Pleasanton
• Authorities ID Hayward woman killed in I-880 crash on Thursday
• Image Comics 20th Anniversary Expo Panel
• Give 'Em Hill: My mom and Oscar -- a mystery
• Women's History Month celebrates history and 100 years of Girl Scouts
• Gingrich says Obama out to 'punish' Americans with energy policy
• Eye on the East Bay: Birdwatchers flock to backyard count
• Stanford women beat Utah for coach Tara VanDerveer's 700th victory
• Cal's Jorge Gutierrez a source of inspiration at Denver's Lincoln High
• Cal linebacker Mychal Kendricks patterns his game after San Francisco 49ers star Patrick Willis
• San Francisco 49ers checking out receivers at NFL combine
• Cal women top Colorado 64-43, clinch second place in Pac-12
• Giants president and CEO hints that a resolution to the A's desire to move to San Jose is not coming soon.
• Giants notes: Matt Cain wants contract done before opening day
• Fight at house party leads to Discovery Bay shooting
• Peter Gleick requests short-term leave of absence from Oakland's Pacific Institute
• Not guilty verdict in case of Santa Clara Marine who committed suicide after alleged hazing
• Mental competency report ordered for man accused of bludgeoning Berkeley homeowner to death with a flower pot
• Tesla's upcoming all-electric Model X built with women in mind
• Police surround home in ongoing South San Francisco standoff
• No criminal charges against 91-year-old San Jose motorist
• San Francisco police officer pleads not guilty to assaulting woman on off-duty date
• Roofing project leads to blaze next to Crockett senior living center
• Majority of California Assembly members call for resignation of wildlife official who killed mountain lion
• Santa Clara lease latest step toward 49ers stadium
• House Democrats' gains start with California
• Burning Man's ticket 'fiasco'
• San Jose moves ahead with roadwork to accommodate A's ballpark
• Jean Dujardin, Christopher Plummer win Spirit Awards
• Man in critical condition after being shot outside Oakland nightclub
• This spring, dozens of Oakland teachers will have to apply for their jobs
• A's Scott Sizemore suffers knee injury
• TSA investigating suspected security breach at Sacramento airport
• Goodyear recalls Wrangler Silent Armor tires
• San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain wants contract issue resolved before Opening Day
• Oakland A's stress importance of 'first impressions' during spring training
• Council to weigh teen center probe
• In their own words: Occupy Oakland according to city officials - Part 1
• Top California GOP official acknowledges 'communication deficit' as state convention opens in Burlingame
• Return to sender: Cities tackle junk mail avalanche
• Chinese company suing Apple over iPad trademark brings the fight to Silicon Valley
• Oakland Raiders value NFL combine despite having just two picks in the draft
• Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III walk in Peyton Manning's shadow
• Manny Ramirez arrives at Oakland A's camp, grateful for opportunity to play
• Hayward trustees looking to voters for parcel tax
• Jeremy Lin: Bright lights greet the New York Knicks star on All-Star weekend
• NHL trade deadline hangs over San Jose Sharks during tough trip
• Napa County fire expected to be contained Saturday
• Petaluma woman, on an outing with family, killed when speeding car veers off roadway in Sonoma County
• Five boys arrested on vandalism charges for throwing rocks at homes, cars in Livermore
• Tracy man faces vehicular manslaughter in deadly car crash near airport
• Blood drive at Jack London Square on Saturday aims to educate African Americans
• Head of security at Berkeley High School arrested
• Brookfield elementary school and the achievement gap
• Conference on breast cancer and African Americans set for May 5 in Oakland
• Rio Vista considers changes to transit system
• Citywise: Protesters want end to Goldman deal in Oakland
• Man hit by two cars, badly injured in Antioch intersection
• Alameda County health care director to explain Affordable Care Act at forum
• Serra to name football stadium after Brady
• Oakley animal shelter draws young volunteers
• Small vessel crashes in Alameda, boater arrested after appearing drunk
• Pleasanton woman injured in multicar wreck in King City expected to survive
• A's to fans: Signs limited to 3x6 at O.co
• The latest flu season in nearly three decades finally begins
• Occupy Oakland forces to join labor protest march to Castlewood Country Club on Saturday
• Castro Valley man sentenced for stabbing young mother to death
• Hayward thoroughfare upgrade at the halfway mark
• San Francisco District Attorney releases bruise photos in Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's domestic violence case
• Hayward man kills himself in front of police officer at San Leandro Marina
• Actor Ashton Kutcher joins Silicon Valley task force in Marin County for child porn sweep
• California iPhone user wins $850 from AT&T for reduced data speeds
• Coast Guard seizes six pounds of pot, hashish from sailboat near the Carquinez Bridge
• Walnut Creek gets a brand: The place for fine dining and shopping
• Ayres struggling to cope at Napa State Hospital, attorney says
• Oakland task force to help reform Building Services
• Night Owl: Telegraph beer garden and cafe replaces Mama Buzz
• Police arrest shooting suspect in East Oakland; three schools briefly on lockdown
• Hicks: 'Hunger Games' sets ticket record a month before release
• Nurses find stabbing victim outside Santa Cruz health center
• Oakland Arts Scene: What's shaking? Weekend of February 24-26, 2012
• Carl Steward: Darting here and there . . .
• Piece of San Francisco Muni bus flies off, shatters building window
• Giants hope Melky Cabrera's 2011 season was a sign of what's to come
• Judge approves Oakland gang injunction targeting 40 Fruitvale residents
• Shooting suspect arrested in Oakland
• Bedroom fire sends Concord resident to hospital with minor burns
• Quakes' Jean-Marc Alexandre working to build youth soccer in his native Haiti
• Longtime Pittsburg man shared memories of being prisoner of war in WWII to help others
• Andrew Luck would be 'honored to learn from Peyton Manning'
• Hicks: Sacha Baron Cohen fires back at Oscars
• Oxygen tanks in luggage prompt SFO investigation, terminal closure
• Oakland's Don Barksdale elected to basketball's Hall of Fame
• Was It A Dream I Loved
• Slideshow: Manny Ramirez checks in at A's camp
• A's welcome Manny to camp
• One killed, one gravely injured in I-880 crash in San Lorenzo
• Pedestrian struck and killed on I-580 in Pleasanton
• Ancient and proud Japanese-American warriors from 442nd finally get medals for World War II valor
• Republican group appeals ruling striking down federal gay marriage ban
• Losing fat weight
• Win over Utah moves Cal closer to Pac-12 title Montgomery cherishes
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• American Livestock Breeds Conservancy upgrades the status of three rabbit breeds
• College basketball: Stanford men win on road, rout Colorado 74-50
• Saint Mary's claims at least a share of West Coast Conference men's basketball title
• Cal men grind out victory over Utah
• Four women arrested after robbery, gunfire at Sunvalley mall
• Oakland Raiders G.M. Reggie McKenzie busy talking with agents at combine
• Person fatally struck by Caltrain in Palo Alto
• Tom Brady headlines Serra High School fundraiser
• Stanford women's basketball extends nation's longest active home winning streak
• California Republicans meet in Burlingame to ponder their relevance
• Simple, early blood test tells fetal health, replacing intrusive tests
• Simple, early blood test tells fetal health, replacing intrusive tests
• Bay Area trainers helped make Knicks guard Jeremy Lin better, stronger, faster
• San Jose Sharks beat Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1
• Oakland Veg Week
• Brewers' Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension overturned
• San Francisco 49ers general manager Trent Baalke, Oakland Raiders G.M. Reggie McKenzie look for bargains at NFL scouting combine
• Jeremy Lin: New York Knicks routed as Lin struggles against Miami Heat
• NFL combine notebook: Stanford's Coby Fleener named after a 'hog'
• 'American Idol': Top 24 includes San Jose standout
• Monte Poole: Ryan Braun and MLB both lose
• Norovirus sweeping through schools, other Bay Area facilities
• San Pablo will ask voters to approve half-cent local sales tax
• Gold Dust Lounge owners sue landlord in attempt to save landmark SF bar from eviction
• Tracy police inviting public to free event to shred sensitive documents
• Baby yoga and massages at the Elmhurst Library Branch this Saturday and 3/3
• Oakland police investigating rash of shootings and one death
• San Leandro man charged with sexual battery in connection with groping in Dublin book store
• Hold the largest possible vision for your career transition!
• Man accused of throwing meth past kids out his Gilroy bedroom window goes to jail
• Residents say burger chain could spell doom for Pinole shop
• Pleasanton woman, two others killed in nine-car wreck in Monterey County
• Coco Crisp not giving up Oakland A's center field job without a fight
• Ex-Montclarion newspaper worker <br>found dead in Oakland Hills home
• Hicks: Sacha Baron Cohen may be banned from Oscars
• South San Francisco: Woman's wheelchair stolen from front of her home
• Eric Mora's defense attacks prosecution case
• California gas prices up 23 cents in past week
• Two retired San Jose cops celebrate 20 years of 'Fugitive Watch'
• San Ramon man faces attempted murder in bat attack
• Hicks: Angelina Jolie to pen forward for Billy Bob Thornton's book
• Contract for new AC Transit boss Armijo is approved
• Crews battling large brush fire in Napa County
• Safeway profits shrink, stock sinks
• EBMUD to pay $72,000 to settle environmental violations
• Monterey Jazz Festival announces initial list of 2012 performers
• Monte Poole: Ranking the Raiders' and 49ers' drafting disasters
• Woman taken to hospital after being trapped under N-Judah Muni train
• How to Choose the Right Journalism Program
• Hayward church holding Black American Heritage Faire on Saturday
• Seagull blamed for Oakland outage that de-powered 6,700 customers
• Children's Hospital Oakland tries again at new building, seismic updates
• Oakland limits layoffs to 21
• Car slams into Vallejo house, rupturing gas line
• Hicks: Chris Brown accused of stealing cell phone
• Roadshow: Extra FasTrak lane coming to San Mateo Bridge
• Milwaukee Brewers' Ryan Braun won't be suspended
• Hicks: J.K. Rowling writing adult novel
• Chiang steps in as new mayor of Piedmont
• Oakland police respond to string of four shootings in 12 hours
• Helicopter collision kills 7 Marines in California desert
• Pittsburg college seeks nominees for Cesar Chavez awards
• Giants' Brian Wilson throws more intense bullpen session Thursday
• Giants' Freddy Sanchez says he's on schedule to play Opening Day
• Memorial service Friday for Tom Martinez, Tom Brady's mentor
• Sunnyvale home burns; family tracked down, found safe in China on vacation
• Child porn raids in Marin County lead to arrests
• Warriors end long losing streak in Phoenix
• Bay Area Jazz: Feb. 23-26
• Ostrander hut man is a beacon to show the way to Yosemite Park high country
• Oakland landscape designer likes to stir things up
• Celebrity-next-door Minister Tony Adams
• Ostrander hut man is a beacon to show the way to Yosemite Park high country
• Monta Ellis' late basket lifts Golden State Warriors over Phoenix Suns
• California requires Google, Apple and other tech giants to enforce privacy standards on mobile apps
• High-tech new citizens bemoan long path to ceremony
• Tri Delta Transit to take over operations for Antioch senior bus program
• Man shot by Oakland police charged with four felony counts
• Hayward organ donor imparts life in her passing
• Mythbusters TV stars talk science at Dublin High School
• PG&E reports itself to state regulators for not inspecting gas pipe safety equipment on the Peninsula
• Bond measure to modernize Antioch High School to go before voters
• 'American Idol': The Top 24 begins to take shape
• Acclaimed TV journalist Belva Davis announces retirement
• Jeremy Lin: New York Knicks sensation has 17 points, nine assists in rout of Atlanta Hawks
• Oakland A's: Brandon McCarthy, wife in spotlight
• Rio Vista leaders to meet to discuss effects of Highway 12 expansion
• Roadshow: Copies of auto insurance and registration are OK
• Coast Guard leader calls for more ships
• On the eve of address in Alameda, Coast Guard leader calls for more ships
• Hewlett-Packard's earnings dive, but tech giant still beats some Wall Street expectations
• Police Traffic Stops: A Crime Fighting Tool
• Hotel Amerika: A Lit Mag Not Looking to Fit In
• Home invaders sought after assaulting Hercules man and his mother
• Union City church vandalized <br>on Ash Wednesday
• Contra Costa pension system earnings fall well below projections
• Closing arguments begin in Eric Mora murder trial
• High-tech new citizens bemoan long path to ceremony
• Fremont schools locked down, three arrested in home invasion robbery
• California's elections chief: Postal center closures threaten integrity of upcoming election
• New comic book releases 2/22/12
• Longtime faculty member named president of Chabot College
• Tim Kawakami: Was the Giants' 2010 World Series title a fluke?
• Oakland works to save jobs on layoff day
• Pleasanton planning commission to hear appeal on Walmart grocery plans
• Suspect with shotgun arrested by police in East Oakland
• Whatever happened to winter?
• Richmond Native American festival gets funding for 2012 event
• NFL Combine Q&A: Of Andrew Luck, 49ers, Raiders and RG3
• Bella Vista elementary school and the achievement gap
• Sharks' GM not going to rush into a trade because team is slumping
• California Politics: Fiction or Non-Fiction
• San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, in court Wednesday, seeks to exclude wife's statement to neighbor in domestic violence case
• New Haven district to try to pass parcel tax again
• Another Bay Area city moves against rodent poisons
• Suspect in Berkeley beating death said he was a psychic
• Possible San Ramon Valley school district bond measure delayed
• Top news photos, Feb. 22: Tibetan students stage hunger strike
• In Brief: Casino event raises money for Pittsburg Historical Society
• National Hispanic University in San Jose to honor LA mayor on Friday
• Ever-popular crab feeds offer food, fun and funds in the East Bay
• Chase Bank plans Bay Area expansion
• Pittsburg Seafood Festival might need some life rafts
• Saint Mary's needs road win at Portland to chart its postseason
• Former UC Berkeley Chancellor Heyman to be memorialized Monday
• San Pablo council urges fair resolution of casino labor dispute
• Hicks: Chris Brown feuding with wrestling champ
• Celeb Pix: The ladies still love Clint Eastwood
• Antioch to consider moving away from electing mayor
• Giants pitcher Ryan Vogelsong out to prove last season wasn't a fluke
• Brentwood group has protected 750 acres -- more than any other California community
• Rio Vista extends awards to community members
• School Bell: Antioch's Deer Valley students win big at United Nations event
• Live blog: NCS soccer updates, tonight at 7 p.m.
• Delay does not mean denial
• Armed man arrested near Oakland elementary school
• Video Cameras for Police
• Two Jazzschool projects celebrate women in jazz
• Congressman beefs up reward for information on Richmond school vandalism
• State rates health plans on quality measures
• Cop Identified in Scott Olsen Incident?
• Congress M.I.A. Amid Crackdown
• A Banner Year for Bikes
• Letters for the Week of February 22, 2012
• Sex Talk with Rick Santorum
• The Greek Connection
• Oakland Has a New Sheriff
• San Ramon: Police arrest man on suspicion of attempted murder for allegedly beating mom with baseball bat
• Man shot in Oakland robbery
• Asian-Americans feel a real connection to Jeremy Lin
• America's Cup team offers a sneak peek of racing yacht
• Sufism sanctuary proposal draws passionate debate during all-day hearing in Walnut Creek
• Columbus Blue Jackets rout San Jose Sharks 6-3
• San Francisco Giants star Pablo Sandoval reports early, looks 'good'
• Convicted killer tells of third well
• Where to find summer 2012 internships for high school students
• Man fatally shot Tuesday night in Richmond
• San Francisco DA says BART police acted lawfully in 2011 shooting of homeless man
• Vallejo marijuana dispensary raided by feds, state and local officials
• Santa Cruz pro surfer Anthony Ruffo sentenced to jail for drug dealing
• State Route 4 to briefly shut down in Antioch, Pittsburg
• Student uses pepper spray at Concord elementary school; no classmates hurt
• After three day search, Hayward police arrest domestic violence suspect who slashed his own throat, then was mistakenly released from custody
• Contra Costa libraries on overdrive trying to meet demands for e-books
• Hicks: Rihanna and Chris Brown appear on each other's records
• Union Bank in Oakland closes after dozens of protesters occupy a downtown branch
• Teacher seniority rights remain intact in Oakland's public schools
• Berkeley homicide: Councilwoman wants answers from police
• Hayward trustees to hold hearing on parcel tax
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: February 13 -18, 2012
• Hicks: Drew Barrymore pregnant?
• Hayward museum on track for October opening
• Tough fiscal times predicted for Alameda County
• Gay marriage ban supporters seek second review by circuit court of ruling
• Top news photos, Feb. 21: Israeli troops strike back with teargas
• America's Cup team offers a sneak peek of racing yacht
• San Leandro Community Church to close
• Despite concussion history, Stanford's Chris Owusu is cleared for NFL by leading neurosurgeon
• Felony charges filed against leaders of defunct Alameda County agency
• Peter Gleick, water expert based in Berkeley, stuns scientific community by admitting he leaked documents from libertarian institute
• A's manager expects Manny Ramirez to be in camp Friday
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna turns heads at Brit Awards
• Bay Area guitarists pursue two very different projects
• Norovirus outbreak leads to quarantine at Martinez Veterans Affairs clinic
• Pinole elimnates position of longtime redevelopment manager
• Danville author nominated for Agatha Award for new mystery
• San Ramon police: Man beat mother with baseball bat
• Fat Tuesday in Sonoma County
• Hicks: Adam Lambert, Queen, confirm first gig
• Hicks: 'Glee' stars Lea Michele, Cory Monteith getting romantic
• Dow crosses 13,000 -- briefly -- for first time since 2008
• Marchesi De’ Frescobaldi 700 Years of Italian Wine Making
• Police: San Jose mom drove getaway car in stabbing of 13-year-old
• Man shoots cousin in the leg outside Thai restaurant in Vallejo
• Family chases robber after gunpoint holdup at Pleasanton mall
• Live blog: NCS basketball playoffs in-game updates, Tuesday at 7 p.m.
• Warriors' Udoh has sprained left knee, doesn't practice
• Hicks: Sugarland's lawyers contend fans to blame Indiana State Fair tragedy
• Martinez extends little-used economic stimulus program
• Giants: Health, weight issues delay prospect Angel Villalona's visa
• Unemployment - for those who want to work – is horrible!
• Resume Writing Tips for High School Graduates
• Andrew Luck headed to Indy for NFL Combine
• Small suspicious fire at Hayward schools building causes minor damage
• Coming soon to freeways: Drivers tweeting at 70 miles an hour
• Music Together, a popular program in Bay Area, pulls two racist songs after pressure by Palo Alto mom
• Sea otter recovery deal threatened by 'military readiness' legislation
• Jazz on the Plazz sets summer 2012 schedule
• Pinole elimnates position of longtime redevelopment manager
• Tracy remembers Sandra Cantu with special day for children
• A swinging life in Richmond
• Richmond couple devote their lives to serving community
• Initiative glut taking a toll on state resources
• Udoh makes first start, leads Warriors to victory
• Hayward cops searching for assault suspect who slashed own throat
• Backup Ekpe Udoh helps Golden State Warriors beat Los Angeles Clippers
• Tammerlin Drummond: UC Berkeley institute studies science of gratitude
• Jeremy Lin: New Jersey Nets get better of Linsanity, New York Knicks in rematch
• Oakland Software Firm Launces Construction Education Partner Program
• Initiative glut taking a toll on state resources
• Roadshow: If you can't move car after accident on freeway, stay inside with seat belt on
• Skiers with Bay Area ties dies, are injured in Washington avalanche
• In the Bay Area and across the country, teachers are discussing possible changes to their profession
• Mother of suspect in killing of Berkeley man says son has mental problems
• Four suspects arrested after CHP chase from Livermore to East Palo Alto
• Curry to defend title at All-Star Weekend
• People: Bethany Frankel opens up about recent miscarriage
• Livermore burglary suspect arrested for second time in three days
• Manny Ramirez signs with the A's
• New study finds Californians favor development of solar infrastructure
• Ramirez signing is relatively risk-free for Oakland, with big upside
• Oakland schools and the English language learners
• San Jose Sharks: Marc-Edouard Vlasic hopes to play Tuesday
• Oakland Athletics sign Manny Ramirez to minor-league contract
• People: Judi Dench denies reports she's going blind.
• People: Monaco prince hospitalized after NYC bar brawl
• Giants' closer Brian Wilson says he's pain free
• Protesters gather at San Quentin to demonstrate for prisoners' rights
• San Jose man dies in rollover crash on ramp from 101 to Capitol Expressway; third fatal accident of the holiday weekend.
• People: Whitney Houston's family wants Bobbi Kristina in rehab
• Oakland police officer shoots fleeing robbery suspect
• Traffic back to normal after Bay Bridge opens early
• Hercules' Bio-Rad offers scholarships, teacher grants
• School owner: Midair near Antioch crash could've been deadly
• Sunnyvale soccer player Marc Pelosi in developmental system for English Premier League club Liverpool
• San Francisco Giants: Brian Wilson throws without pain
• WCC basketball notes: A lot up in the air heading into final week
• Former Dublin woman and her mother plead guilty to bilking Chevron
• Warriors' Stephen Curry to defend his Skills Challenge title at NBA All-Star game
• San Jose man, 19, taken to hospital with gunshot wound
• People: Stephen Colbert returns to TV Monday
• Ex-Raider Stanford Routt agrees to deal with Kansas City Chiefs
• Oakland: Two hurt in shootings
• Grocery market heavily damaged in Richmond fire
• South San Jose tattoo parlor heavily damaged by fire
• Getting Accepted to a Writers Residency
• Funding for Child Care and Related Programs
• Iran says it may cut oil to more European countries
• U.S., Mexico agree to cooperate on energy
• Red Cross negotiating humanitarian cease-fire in Syria
• Storm dumps snow on South
• Three skiers killed in Washington avalanche; fourth survived
• Goose starts Marin County fire and survives
• Officer-involved shooting in Oakland
• Oldest 1906 San Francisco earthquake survivor dies at 109
• Hellman tribute looks forward
• Bay area remembers John Glenn's remarkable flight
• Oh say, can you sing?
• Vandals launch large rocks at houses in Livermore early Saturday morning
• Roadshow: Carpool supporters sound off
• Cal welcomes elite athletes back to school
• Ray Samuels -- former Newark police chief -- dead at 60
• San Ramon's vision for the future
• Political Blotter: Stark and Swalwell to meet for first time
• Golden State Warriors may soon look to future
• Me and My Car: This Hispano-Suiza was built for speed
• Stanford men lose to Oregon
• Helicopter crashes north of Antioch after midair collision with small plane; no serious injuries
• All-British Classic Motorcycle Show coming to San Jose
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 19: Dozens of inmates killed after riot in Mexico
• Bay Bridge to reopen Sunday night ahead of schedule
• Mt. Diablo school Bond Oversight Committee accepts first-year audit, despite questions raised
• Jeremy Lin: Lin-sanity revived as New York Knicks rally to knock off Mavericks
• Milos Raonic defends SAP Open title with win over Denis Istomin
• Start with Small Changes
• Lindsay Lohan to guest host 'SNL' next month
• Every February Yosemite waterfall turns to lava
• Official: 44 dead in Mexico prison riot
• 'Colbert Report' to return Monday after absence
• Three killed, up to 8 missing in Washington avalanche
• Man killed outside his Berkeley hills home Saturday evening; Alameda man arrested
• San Jose: One in custody, victims to survive Eastridge Mall attack
• Oakland A's Brandon McCarthy already gearing up for opening day
• Oakland schools and the socioeconomically disadvantaged children
• Car crash power outage fixed for most in Union City and Fremont
• Oakland: Two fatal shootings early Sunday
• San Jose Sharks fail to snap Detroit Red Wings' home streak in 3-2 loss
• Former Newark Police Chief Ray Samuels has died, officials say
• Convection oven classes at Purcell Murray
• Buster Posey back behind plate on San Francisco Giants' first day of camp
• New Grads, unemployed need not line up
• Clearing up a misconception about Cal and the Pac-12 title
• Rodeo ballpark lights, disabled by copper wire theft, to be on again by Opening Day
• Cal men defeat Oregon State 77-63, stay tied atop Pacific 12 standings
• AC Transit fast bus project to boost ridership, but take away parking spaces
• Speed Freak Killers cast spotlight on small town Linden
• Sufi fight heads to county supes Tuesday
• Warriors lose by one to Grizzlies
• Klitschko defeats Chisora; retains WBC heavyweight title
• Golden State Warriors fall to Memphis Grizzlies 104-103
• Kids Sleepover on a Budget
• It’s a habit!
• San Jose Sharks try to end Detroit Red Wings' record home win streak
• Hopes rekindled for new life in downtown Hayward
• Bay Bridge closure going smoothly, BART traffic up
• Fremont student goes viral with "FouseyTUBE"
• Speed Freak Killers cast spotlight on small town Linden
• Occupy Oakland protesters march to UC Berkeley
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Bruce Bochy will take it easy on Buster Posey, Brian Wilson and Freddy Sanchez
• Roadshow: Carpool critics, cheaters have their say
• Give 'Em Hill: First-world problems
• Thor to the rescue -- again
• Herbivore: Amazing Vegan Food in the Heart of Berkeley
• Oakland beating suspect released from jail
• ‘Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance’ spins its wheels
• Wal-Mart continues efforts to build Supercenter in Antioch
• Saint Mary's loses 65-51 to Murray State
• VORDERBRUEGGEN: Feisty ex-Concord mayor wants back in the game
• The Education Report: Big-picture ideas in the Oakland school district
• Allen: Fairyland and Peralta Hacienda spared
• Man dies in Campbell vehicle accident
• Police: Concord 'explosion' caused by fireworks
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at NJ hometown funeral
• Three injured Friday in two East Oakland shootings
• Copper wire worth $460,000 stolen from Fremont street lights
• Three people critically injured in Tracy drug lab fire
• Oakland's last chance
• Tammerlin Drummond: More to Lockyer story than meets the eye
• Oakley man killed Friday evening in car accident
• Police capture man involved in Livermore standoff
• Two arrested in attack that injures Livermore police officer
• Oakland A's could add more players as spring training gets under way
• SAP Open: Milos Raonic beats Ryan Harrison to reach final
• Cal welcomes elite athletes back to school
• Giants won't rush Buster Posey, Freddy Sanchez, Brian Wilson this spring
• Applying for an FHA mortgage? Review the FHA guidelines.
• ESPN apologizes for headline on Jeremy Lin story
• What upsets you about service ?
• Judi Dench: I'm losing my sight
• Killing at Long Beach federal building: Details emerge of co-worker dispute
• Mills Teacher-Scholars to Present Progress, Successes
• Rising on the wings of education
• Budget picture in Pittsburg still dismal, but improving
• Add a new dimension to your home videos with Sony's 3D Handycam
• Warriors lose big in Oklahoma City
• Sharks beaten again, this time by Carolina
• SAP Open: No. 2 seed Andy Roddick loses in quarterfinals
• Golden State Warriors hammered by Oklahoma City Thunder
• Tracking software leads police to stolen cellphone, arrests
• George Mark Children's House on stable ground
• Fremont teen to compete on 'Jeopardy!'
• San Francisco man pleads not guilty to murder charge in Union City slaying
• Bankrupt Rock & Republic finds new life at Kohl's
• Jeremy Lin: Lin-sanity suffers first loss as New York Knicks lose to lowly New Orleans Hornets
• Bill and Nadia Lockyer: A seemingly perfect life becomes a messy affair
• Bill and Nadia Lockyer: A seemingly perfect life becomes a messy affair
• California Gov. Jerry Brown announces opening of trade, investment offices in China
• Tracking software helps Oakland police nab robbers
• Two national TV shows to feature East Bay "Dirty DUI" scandal
• Proposal may keep discounted bus service for Antioch seniors
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Busy weekend ahead for Marin bridges; Peninsula lawmaker reunites with former troubled teen
• Gas prices surging beyond $4 a gallon -- and they will go higher
• 2-day-old baby taken from Castro Valley hospital
• Martinez approves four-year police contract that trims health and retirement benefits
• Hooters servers' class-action remains in court
• Hill reunites with man, now sober, who once vandalized his home
• Eden Township Healthcare District board member forced to resign
• A's open Spring Training tomorrow with strange roster mix for 2012
• Police still investigating standoff outside Livermore apartment
• Miss Pearl's on Jack London Square reopens for Fat Tuesday
• Oakland Police offering Gun-Tip line
• No victims or suspects found after East Oakland shootout
• Hicks: Robin Thicke arrested for drugs
• 'American Idol': San Jose hopeful looks to make his mark
• Citywise: Oakland layoffs get downsized
• Tim Kawakami: Dwight Howard coming to the Warriors? It's not so crazy
• Fired workers march on Berkeley steel plant
• Hicks: Nick Cannon sidelined by blood clots
• California Gov. Jerry Brown announces opening of trade, investment offices in China
• Lafayette massage parlors questioned
• Shots fired in Oakland, police on scene
• Oakland: 'Most wanted' suspect released from jail
• Oakland man gets life without parole for murder during robbery
• Oakley council rethinks opposition to online meetings
• Celeb Pix: It's twilight for Robert Pattinson's luscious locks
• Picante, Berkeley: The spice of Sixth Street
• Trial date set for suspected killer <bR>of Hayward nursing student
• The Goldenrod 6 -- Update
• Source: A's close to deal for Texas Rangers reliever Koji Uehara
• Learn computer programming with Code Hero
• Police identify teen killed in East Oakland shooting
• Man with two arrest warrants escapes Newark police after crash
• Bengals hire former Raiders coach Hue Jackson as assistant coach
• Early morning sulfur smell in Antioch remains a mystery
• Hicks: Charlie Sheen bashes Ashton Kutcher
• NASCAR seizes part of Jimmie Johnson's Daytona 500 car
• San Jose police arrest two men suspected in stabbing death of 40-year-old man
• Berkeley council softens stance on helping UC police
• Oakland public schools and the Hispanic children
• Confederate flag flap: NASCAR nixes Watson's 'General Lee' lap
• Hicks: Stephen Colbert went missing over ill mother
• Boston's Tim Wakefield retires after 19 years
• Saint's Mary's top scorer Matthew Dellavedova doubtful for Saturday's BrackBusters game at Murray State
• Even at 38, Steve Nash is still playing great for mediocre Phoenix Suns
• Kamp's emergence helps Cal top Oregon
• Final weekend of SF Beer Week awaits
• Fire displaces eight from Alamo triplex
• Teen shot to death in East Oakland
• St. Rose Hospital in Hayward seeks sustainable future through merger
• San Jose Sharks get Dominic Moore in trade from Tampa Bay
• College basketball: Santa Clara stumbles again, drops to 0-13 in WCC with loss to Gonzaga
• SAP Open: Ryan Harrison outlasts Robby Ginepri in third-set tiebreaker
• Fairfield Church and Community: Feb. 17-19
• Round 2 begins: Vote for the ultimate TV crush
• Contra Costa feeling impact from state prison shift
• Eight months later, survivors of sinking ship continue search for seven missing men
• Stanford crushes Oregon State in women's basketball
• Cal Bears rally past Oregon Ducks in key Pac-12 men's basketball win
• San Jose: Two-alarm fire damages historic Kelley House
• Sea otters' growing threat: Shark attacks
• Police suspend standoff outside Livermore apartment
• College baseball preview capsules
• Bay Area college baseball preview
• 'I felt betrayed' by government
• College basketball: Chasson Randle scores 24, Aaron Bright 20 to lift Stanford past Oregon State
• Jeremy Lin: Taiwan claims New York Knicks star as one of its own, but so does China
• 3.5 quake strikes near Carquinez Bridge, same spot as Wednesday night temblor
• Inmate says Eric Mora admitted killing missing girlfriend
• Doctor with practices in three East Bay cities has pleaded guilty to a felony
• Warriors did not err in releasing Jeremy Lin
• Oakland to increase payment to police monitor
• Head of Berkeley schools fund steps down amid questions about past termination
• Raiders part ways with longtime executive John Herrera
• Fernando Valenzuela understands Lin-Sanity first-hand
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin landmark demolished; Bones unearthed by Peninsula crew may be American Indian
• Sharks pick up forward Dominic Moore from Tampa
• Occupy protester charged with kicking Oakland police sergeant over the weekend
• Union City police officer arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Newark approves use of police drug dogs
• Obama arrives in Bay Area
• Hicks: Amanda Knox gets $4 million book deal
• Gunman and one victim dead, others wounded in Hollywood house fire
• Bay Area home sales mostly up although prices fall.
• Eye from the Aisle: Masquers’ BROADWAY BOUND—Neil Simon a la Arthur Miller
• EU court: Social networks shouldn't have to filter for copyright
• JetBlue, Southwest lead charge to higher airfares
• Pipeline repairs hurt PG&E earnings
• Celeb Pix: Mick Jagger and Yoko Ono rock Fashion Week
• 'The X Factor': Open audition set for Bay Area
• Seventy years later, Japanese-American elders hope memory of internment survives
• Knife-wielding suspect sought<br> in attempted sexual assault
• Med tech students anxiously look for answers after school's shutdown
• Fairfield: Officer shoots burglary suspect in hand
• Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter dies at 57
• Judge: SunCal's $100 million claim against Alameda without merit
• Warriors rookie Klay Thompson has earned coach's confidence
• Brian Ching stays with Houston Dynamo
• Fewer bites to a bar: Mars says it will keep chocolate products to less than 250 calories
• Surveillance photos show clear view of Concord bank robber
• The Demand for IT Jobs is on the Rise
• Robber bites woman's ear while stealing cash in San Francisco
• Two homes damaged by separate fires in Richmond
• PG&E opt-out of SmartMeters underway
• Beach Boys, DMB, Maiden set Bay Area dates
• Suspected accomplice in deadly Antioch home invasion charged
• Hicks: Chris Brown nuzzles with Rihanna at her birthday
• State of' Pleasant Hill -- A focus on helping small businesses this year
• Hicks: Stephen Colbert family emergency takes 'Colbert Report' off the air
• Hicks: Bobby Brown will be at Whitney Houston's funeral
• San Jose: Woman dies in fatal collision on I-880 near The Alameda, lanes re-open three hours later
• Bay Area Jazz: Feb. 16-19
• San Jose Earthquakes' Ike Opara makes U.S. under-23 soccer team camp roster
• $7,500 reward being offered in Oakland sexual assault case
• 'Speed Freak Killers' search <br>expands to new well
• Man, 54, charged in killing of roommate in unincorporated Hayward
• Top Five Things To Expect When Beginning a New Relationship
• GM records its highest yearly profit ever: $7.6 billion
• San Francisco Bay: A garbage can for 7 million people
• Blazers squeak by Warriors
• SAP Open: Top seed Gael Monfils withdraws from tournament; Andy Roddick rallies to win
• Trail Blazers hand Warriors brutal loss
• College basketball: Saint Mary's stunned at home by Loyola Marymount
• Kitchen on Fire is hot
• One of Oakland's most wanted surrenders to police
• MediaTakeOut on Whitney Houston Death: Suicide or Pure Premonition?
• Warriors G.M. Larry Riley on losing Jeremy Lin: 'We have to face up to that'
• Discovery Bay board to look for candidates to fill vacant seat
• Drivers scramble to find way around Bay Bridge closure
• Candidate filing period begins for Hayward City Council election
• Former Fremont librarian dies at 90
• Debate is taking root in Bay Area high schools
• FBI arrests Seeno executive, offers first glimpse into 2010 raid
• 'American Idol': Group competiton ends UC Berkeley student's quest
• Jeremy Lin: New York Knicks star hands out 13 assists, scores 10 points in rout of Sacramento Kings
• Antioch voters to decide if City Clerk should be elected position
• Roadshow: Call police to report stolen catalytic converters
• Walnut Creek bar, restaurant owners warn city over proposed regulations
• Former Brocade CEO takes his case to U.S. Supreme Court
• 84th Annual Academy Awards: A Prep Guide
• Earthquake measuring 3.7 hits just south of Vallejo
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula jail isolates patients after possible mumps outbreak; Marin bridge work nears completion
• Mills College Business Students Selected to Compete in Challenge to Fight Global Poverty
• Concert hall once home to musical greats to reopen in Pittsburg
• Contra Costa County stands to lose millions in tax revenue from refineries
• Hercules woman assaulted in Valentine's Day domestic disturbance
• Roadshow: Drivers scramble to find way around Bay Bridge closure this weekend
• Official: 358 killed in Honduras prison fire
• Concord car wreck helps prevent spread of grass fire
• Alameda: Police identify couple in murder-suicide
• Tim Kawakami: The beauty of Jeremy Lin isn't his race; it's that he looks like he belongs
• State shuts down Institute of Medical Education in Oakland, San Jose
• Fremont volunteers organize blood drive
• Patients isolated after potential mumps outbreak at San Mateo County jail
• Police: Boy hospitalized after beating at Berkeley school
• Stanford: 15-minute-old newborn gets pacemaker for heart
• In Brief: Brentwood adds permitted locations for banners
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 14: Sean Penn goes to Bolivia
• Celeb Pix: Jessica Alba, Stacey Keibler turn heads at Fashion Week
• Oakland public schools and Black students
• UC Berkeley cop cleared in federal jury civil rights ruling
• Oakley's Freedom High athletes test limits in Navy SEAL Fitness Challenge
• Shot putter Jillian Camarena-Williams is healthy heading into U.S. indoor championships
• Hicks: Whitney Houston's family giving Bobby Brown cold shoulder
• Outraged San Bruno officials claim PG&E delaying settlement of gas-line disaster
• Burlingame: Student arrested on suspicion of threatening attack on school
• Pleasanton school district holds bone marrow drives
• Group offers $2,500 reward in San Jose dog beating case
• Santa Clara approves $878 million construction contract for Niners stadium
• Hicks: 'Jersey Shore' rejection earns city award
• Oakland woman charged with murder in boyfriend's fatal stabbing
• The Lupoi Issue at Cal: Who's to blame? What can be done?
• The Arts: Pittsburg troupe to open humorous musical revue
• Carjacker steals Richmond police car after multicounty robbery spree
• Those endless IVR Systems on 800 numbers
• Sharks' Dan Boyles gets his season back on track
• San Jose's Valley Christian High principal on leave for DUI, community prays for his return
• Six announce plans to run for Brentwood seats
• School Bell: Author Ashley Wolff shares insights into preparing, publishing book with Oakley students
• Antioch teachers can now access students discipline history
• Hicks: Neal Schon sued for $50 million stealing guy's wife
• An inside look at how BYU came to the WCC
• Police search for suspect who tried to kidnap girl, 8, in San Francisco
• Stage Right opens 'Wizard of Oz' Friday
• Around East County: Antioch centenarian lived her life to the fullest
• Walnut Creek crime fell in 2011, chief sees more work to do
• Former Cal coach Tosh Lupoi speaks for the record
• spnKiX motorized skates are now available for pre-order
• Poets see beneath the surface
• Chieftains bring a Celtic touch to SFJAZZ's spring season
• SF Beer Week for Wednesday warriors
• Years of perseverance, promise of candy bars breaks Speed Freak Killers case
• Council Was Right to Reject Occupy Crackdown
• Progressive Opportunities Conference: building a just and sustainable local economy
• Death of Oakland's Retail Plan
• Oakland's Toxic Deal with Wall Street
• Got Cookies?
• A New Way to Punish Oakland Cops?
• Letters for the Week of February 15, 2012
• Real Change is Complicated and Messy
• More Bad News for Romney
• Fairfield Church and Community: Feb. 15-19
• Robby Ginepri looks sharp in opening win at SAP Open
• Antioch leaders call for meeting to discuss recent violence
• San Ramon plans to cut back on July fireworks display
• Shadow Cliffs water slides will not open this year, and maybe never again
• San Mateo County supervisors votes to close nursing center; 230 patients to be displaced
• San Francisco sues feds over San Bruno pipeline blast
• San Mateo County residents charged over Ed Lee campaign donations
• Former Oakland police detective's murder investigation questioned
• 2012 San Francisco Giants go to spring training without World Series momentum
• Earthquakes give lineup a big boost by signing midfielder Simon Dawkins
• Two victims in serious condition, two gunmen sought in Monday's Vallejo gun battle
• Cesar Chavez's grandson continues the family legacy
• Former neighbor: Pleasant Hill homicide scene invited trouble in the past
• Two arrested, gun sought following car chase from Oakland to Berkeley
• SF Sketchfest with Reggie Watts and Robert Glasper Recap
• Man in El Cerrito robbery spree eludes police
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin artist's work enjoys Valentine prominence; Peninsula residents charged in donations to S.F. mayor
• Mills College to Host US Department of Education Roundtable on Transforming the Teaching Profession
• Alameda County's Chief Probation Officer placed on leave following allegations against him
• New comic book releases 2/15/12
• One of Oakland's 'most wanted' is off the streets
• Hayward homicide victim remembered as 'good family man'
• Hicks: Family nixes public memorial for Whitney Houston
• Rare chance to visit battleship in Bay Area
• Police seek city's help in finding Richmond school vandals
• Mt. Diablo High restrooms reopened after national publicity regarding principal locking out students
• Alameda police: Two killed in <br>apparent murder-suicide
• Hicks: Kim Kardashian back with Reggie Bush?
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 14
• Morgan Hill woman accuses cop of posting her photo on Facebook
• Roadshow: Weekend traffic a mess at Caldecott Tunnel heading toward San Francisco
• Oakland woman arrested in boyfriend's fatal stabbing
• Supervisor Nadia Lockyer, wife of California treasurer, acknowledges substance abuse, affair
• Authorities find pot in peanut butter at Oakland airport
• Family seeks help for children of slain Oakland rapper
• Warriors: Udoh's improved play coincides with Golden State's improved record
• Celeb Pix: Kate Upton blazes as 2012 SI swimsuit cover girl
• Second Fremont police officer arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Santa Clara County domestic violence case: Murder-suicide followed after man failed to give up handgun
• Fire damages East Oakland house
• Sharks prospect thrilled to be back on the ice
• Jeremy Lin: There's Linsanity north of the border, too
• Authorities ID Livermore man killed in Hayward
• Save Mount Diablo buys another mini-volcano along Marsh Creek
• Oakland: Jackknifed truck cleared from I-880 near High Street
• Coroner: Concord plane thief had massive amounts of meth in system when he crashed in Fresno
• A's spring training preview: Who are these guys?
• Second trial for killer of Hayward mall robber scheduled for March
• The future of interactive surfaces
• Hicks: Shia LaBeouf's out, but 'Transformers' flick lives on
• 'Cost to die' writer on radio Wednesday
• Mormons apologize for posthumous Jewish baptism
• Raiders confirm hiring of six assistants
• San Jose Fire Department announces free, life-saving app created in San Ramon Valley
• Study 'Romance Language' through streaming Kirk Whalum concert
• Paul Simon will headline San Francisco's Black and White Ball June 2
• California considers objecting to class-action settlement over Honda hybrid mileage
• Attorney General won't refile rape charges against Contra Costa prosecutor
• Qualities of a Great Investor
• Get Lovey Dovey for Valentine’s Day!
• Lewis Nash, Danilo Perez headline 2012 Brubeck Festival
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• Police: Antioch resident disarms, kills apparent home invader
• Spike strips end East Bay police chase of suspected stolen vehicle
• SunPower sues five former employees, rival SolarCity for computer fraud
• Chinese company to seek ban on iPad imports, exports amid trademark fight with Apple
• A passion for medicine at 91
• New survey about Californians' end-of-life wishes
• All-natural candy warehouse booming in Concord
• Walgreens dispute sends millions of customers to rival pharmacies
• Warriors beat Suns for third straight win
• Going to See Maharishi – A Memoir
• Golden State Warriors rally past Phoenix Suns
• John McEnroe entertains in SAP Open exhibition
• San Jose Sharks skate past Washington Capitals 5-3
• Table tennis teen Ariel Hsing of San Jose has Olympic aspirations
• Oakland rapper, two others arrested near nightclub in San Francisco's Richmond District
• At least three wounded in Vallejo shooting
• Affirmative action ban challenge gains little traction in court
• Albany man held on child sexual abuse charges
• Tammerlin Drummond: East Oakland Boxing Association on the ropes
• Tammerlin Drummond: East Oakland Boxing Association on the ropes
• Alameda, Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties celebrated for open land preservation
• Poet returns to Berkeley for rare reading
• San Francisco 49ers family mourns the passing of Freddie Solomon
• Oakland A's sign Cuban outfielder Yoenis Cespedes
• Legal help for immigrants comes to East Contra Costa
• Appointment of Hercules finance director criticized amid debate over who should control the position
• AT&T customers surprised by 'unlimited data' limit
• Cal adds older JC player to recruiting class
• People update: Playboy playmate won't press assault charges against Hugh Hefner's son
• Oakland's $36M signing of Yoenis Cespedes could signal San Jose expectations
• Court hearing on Hercules bond default postponed
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 13
• Alameda, Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties celebrated for open land preservation
• Roadshow: Forget that $3-a-gallon gas contest
• Prominent San Jose nightclub owner faces rape charge
• Oakland honoring gay rights on Valentine's Day
• Cal State East Bay talk will take on sports, politics
• BART extension to San Jose getting $250 million in federal funds -- more than expected
• BART extension to San Jose getting $20 million more than hoped for
• Celeb Pix: When black undies go wrong, and other Grammys fashion statements
• Vandalism causes at least $500,000 in damage to new Richmond school building
• Contra Costa prosecutors and county at labor impasse
• Monterey hotel hazmat spill sends 16 workers, 1 guest to hospital
• Former San Francisco 49er Freddie Solomon dies at 59
• San Jose: Investigation continues into fatal beating of dog
• Apple shares close above $500
• Hugh Hefner son arrested in domestic violence case
• People: Katy Perry uses Grammys to bash Russell Brand
• Government clears Google's purchase of Motorola
• Paso Robles couple sentenced in Filipino smuggling case
• Magnitude-5.6 quake strikes Humboldt County
• Sheriff's Office: Pacheco man shot during attempted marijuana deal
• Technical glitch forces postponement of Hercules council meeting
• Oakland killer arrested in another housemate's death near Hayward
• Civil Wars singer Joy Williams is pregnant
• Three more arrested, three wanted in connection to Bay Area dope ring
• Oakland A's to sign Cuban star Yoenis Cespedes
• Affirmative action ban challenge gains little traction in court
• Fire district holding more parcel tax meetings
• La Escuelita elementary school and API
• Knightsen stomach flu, absences on the wane today
• Exclusive: Jeremy Lin says faith in God triggered 'Lin-sanity'
• Beer weekend was crowded, but not chaos
• Monte Poole: Yoenis Cespedes brings Billy Beane his biggest A's trade chip yet
• Martinez woman identified as victim of fatal Concord wreck
• Berkeley Police Blotter: Thieves take entire engine from truck
• Washington governor signs gay marriage bill into law
• Victim in Antioch shooting dies from injuries, organs donated
• Rain halts search at mass grave
• Whitney Houston's family planning funeral in N.J.
• Better than anything for the love of Valentine's Day
• San Francisco: Man injured when party host breaks bottle over his head
• School Bell: Soldier gives special gift to Antioch school principal
• What's for dinner? Baked pasta with meat sauce recipe for two
• Livermore man shot and killed in Hayward
• SF Beer Week Monday Funday
• Dave Holland turns up the intensity with the Overtone Quartet
• Grammy Awards hit high note with big audience
• DUI suspect from Livermore arrested after crashing Harley on Hwy 1 ramp
• Borenstein: Dangerous road on Amgen race route exemplifies California dysfunction
• Oakland: Police identify woman slain over the weekend
• Sonoma County: 4.4 magnitude quake strikes east of The Geysers
• Hear Ye: Westbound Bay Bridge shut down over Presidents Day weekend
• Barnidge: When it rains, it pours -- and you pay
• Federal court to hear new challenge to California's affirmative action ban
• Blood disease changes Alameda woman's life
• Antioch considers several school site changes
• U.S. attorney meets with Bay Area Sikh community
• NBA power rankings 2/13: Eastern Conference
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• Ellis' 33 leads Warriors past Rockets
• All lanes of Highway 13 reopened after downed tree cleared
• Walnut Creek woman arrested in fraud case
• Golden State Warriors, Monta Ellis on mini-run with two-game win streak
• Slideshow: 2012 Grammy Awards: Musicians and singers remember Whitney Houston
• List of Grammy winners in select major categories
• San Jose Sharks give up two 5-on-3 goals in loss to St. Louis Blues
• Fulcrum Methods To Exhibit at The HIMSS12 Health IT Conference
• Stanford men defeat USC 59-47
• Roadshow: Police to clamp down on bad driving in Santa Clara school zones this week
• Pebble Beach notebook: Rough start, strong finish for Charlie Wi
• El Cerrito ends study of animal slaughter ban
• Political Blotter: TV star, nut farmer ... and president?
• Las Vegas Classic Motorcycle Auction
• Federal court to hear renewed challenge to California's affirmative action ban
• ‘The Woman in Black’: Hammer nails her
• Oakland school and strategic plans
• Not the AT&T finish that Tiger Woods had in mind
• Fatal accident blocks lane on Highway 242 in Concord
• Coroner: Whitney Houston autopsy results on lockdown
• Greece passes new austerity deal amid rioting
• Two arrests after mostly peaceful Occupy Oakland anti-police march
• Spoiler: Grammys under way, overshadowed by death of Whitney Houston
• 'The Artist' named best picture at UK film awards
• Man robbed and abducted at gunpoint in Gilroy parking lot
• Photos: BAFTA 2012: Red Carpet Arrivals
• AT&T Pebble Beach: Mickelson's final round mastery upstages struggling Woods
• Who are the Goldenrod 6?
• Stanford women cruise to 82-59 win over UCLA
• Kawakami: Jerry West calls Jeremy Lin 'a tremendous player"
• Moonface And Siinai Collaborate On New Album
• Antioch police investigate five shootings in two days
• Sunday Open Mic At Ashkenaz
• Sacramento Autorama returns to Cal Expo
• Man shot by Berkeley police was under drug investigation
• Missing Crockett man found dead by Interstate 80
• Jeremy Lin: Star's rise resonates in Bay Area, where it all started
• San Francisco: 88 customers without power as PG&E crews repair damage from auto collision
• Weather: Mostly cloudy skies with rain, wind likely this evening
• Fuel removal under way on Italy cruise ship
• Obama's budget offers short-term help for economy
• Man to face trial in wife's diving death
• Powerball player wins $336 million jackpot
• Top Republican wants vote on birth control mandate
• Rick Santorum plans aggressive strategy against Mitt Romney
• Teenage Tibetan nun sets herself on fire in China
• White House: Matter of time before Syrian President Bashar Assad falls
• Japanese emperor Akihito to have heart bypass surgery
• Drummond: Quan State of the City ignores big elephants in the room
• Rodeo and Crockett women are first in county to be prosecuted under tough new truancy law
• Vorderbrueggen: Councilman finds old ties hard to shake
• Bay Area investment group connects socially responsible lenders, local farmers
• Noticeable decline in school-age children in West Oakland
• Redistricting by citizens' panel sparks competitive California congressional races
• SAP Open: After all these years, John McEnroe still one of the faces of U.S. tennis
• Jeremy Lin: New York Knicks star scores 20 points, hits winning free throw to beat Minnesota Timberwolves
• Saint Mary's College bounces back against Santa Clara
• Gas leak briefly closes Pacifica stores
• Ex-Stanford golfer Bramlett no ordinary Joseph with double-eagle 2 at Spyglass Hill
• Redistricting by citizens' panel sparks competitive California congressional races
• Oakland aims to rebuild local food system one farm at a time
• Occupy Oakland marchers continue weekly anti-police protest
• Roadshow: Crash victims try to do the right thing and pull off the road
• San Jose Sharks begin nine-game trip
• Hindu temple to open in empty Tracy retail complex
• Bay Area Space and Science Events for the week of 2/12/12-2/18/12
• Museum evaluating damage to vandalized model of Oakland City Hall
• Jim Harrington: Whitney Houston was one of the great ones
• Skull fragment, other remains found in San Joaquin County excavated well identified as burial spot by serial killer
• Golden State Warriors notebook: Starters respond to being benched
• Two wounded in Antioch shooting
• In most Bay Area schools, high-profile school reform ideas remain hypothetical
• Tiger Woods vaults to third place at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
• Whitney Houston dies at 48
• El Cerrito's first police dog, King, dies
• Martinez residents push for extended swimming pool season
• Jeremy Lin: New York Knicks star scores 20 points, including go-ahead free throw in final seconds, to beat Minnesota Timberwolves
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies at 48
• Monte Poole: Enjoy the Jeremy Lin ride while it lasts
• Cal beats UCLA, sweeps L.A. schools for first time in 53 years
• Maine GOP chairman say Mitt Romney wins caucuses
• Man, 21, killed in Pleasant Hill drive-by shooting
• Woman dead, man in critical condition after East Oakland shooting
• Tiger Woods poised for victory at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
• Third round AT&T Pebble Beach: Tiger Woods vaults into third place
• Seventeen-month-old San Mateo twins recovering after liver transplants
• Cal holds off UCLA for 73-63 win
• Cal holds off UCLA rally for 73-63 victory
• Heritage students taking 'Asimov' to robotics regionals
• Hayward man arrested in Redwood City home burglary
• San Jose pedestrian killed Saturday is city's second traffic fatality in 10 hours
• Big rig overturns in Highway 101 accident in Redwood City
• Police: Teen gang member arrested in Half Moon Bay stabbing
• Antioch man in critical condition after shooting
• San Francisco: 4 puppies stolen from Bayview district home
• Vallejo police standoff ends in flames; when smoke clears, there's no sign of six robbery suspects
• Redwood City: 2 cell phone store robbers elude capture
• San Jose: Woman in roadway struck, killed by car
• Saturday's weather: Mostly cloudy skies
• NFL nixed President Richard Nixon's bid in early 1970s to lift the hometown TV blackouts just for playoff games
• Norwegians seek A-ha! moment in North Korean music
• Russia wants to suspend U.S. adoptions following 'incessant string of crimes'
• NHTSA: BMW fined $3 million for untimely 2010 recalls
• Deadline nears, Barack Obama wants payroll tax cut action
• Hotel marketed to gay travelers to open in New York City's Times Square
• Rafael Nadal gets surprise drug test; follows TV skit
• Nancy Pelosi: 5 states key for Democrats to take House
• For Mitt Romney, a new strategy after a Rick Santorum surge
• Vatican besieged by leaks, conspiracies
• Thousands march against nuclear power in Japan
• Staff at Britain's The Sun tabloid arrested in bribe inquiry
• Pakistan army tries 5 officers over extremist ties
• Libya asks Niger to hand over Gadhafi's son
• Angelina Jolie: Nervous, excited about premiere in Bosnia
• Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan undergoes surgery
• Tesla shows off its next project
• Night Owl: Fremont Niles District charms with a mix of Gold Rush vintage
• San Jose Sharks snap two-game losing streak, hold off Chicago Blackhawks
• San Jose: 65-year-old man dies while trimming tree
• Woman dead after being hit by car in San Jose
• Teen struck and injured in Livermore crosswalk
• Jeremy Lin: New York Knicks star scores 38 points in win over Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers
• New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick finds solace with strong pro-am showing
• Former Cal Bears golfer Charlie Wi in command at halfway point of AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
• San Francisco 49ers give G.M. Trent Baalke three-year contract extension
• Attorney for driver in Saratoga hit-and-run case blames cyclist
• Attorney: Parents' concerns were ignored in Redwood City abuse case
• Hip hop, chess and Jiu-Jitsu featured at free event in San Jose on Saturday
• Woman dead after being hit by car in San Jose
• Foster City bicyclist, 10, flown to Stanford Medical Center after being struck by car
• 49ers: Santa Clara stadium to open early, in 2014; groundbreaking this spring
• San Francisco Giants prospect Angel Villalona has work visa approved
• SAP Open: Big matchup on the horizon
• Kathy Neal ends Assembly campaign
• Suspect in Concord mini-mart robbery eludes police
• Authorities looking for Crockett man missing since Jan. 27
• Concert to Highlight Contemporary Music at Mills College
• Citywise: Occupy Oakland foe targeted
• Second round AT&T: Former Cal standout Charlie Wi takes three-shot lead
• State halts construction at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
• Oakland man accused of shooting federal agent in Newark makes court appearance
• Warren Hellman tribute concert slated for Feb. 19
• Warren Hellman tribute concert slated for Feb. 19
• Vallejo police in standoff, SWAT team called
• Men charged in San Leandro attempted burglary
• Occupy Oakland takes complaints to Grand Lake Theater
• Nowhere to go: Mt. Diablo High students protest locked restrooms
• Hicks: Ray Romano opens up about wife's cancer
• Porn sites blocked from using Cal names
• Final defendant sentenced for 2009 San Pablo witness killing
• Eye on the East Bay: Celebrity chef shows he's a fast-foodie
• Livermore officer injured by rocks, concrete thrown from overpass
• California's courts' top bureaucrat resigns
• Wine grape harvest was down in 2011; prices higher
• Patriots' Belichick getting over Super Bowl loss at Pebble
• Judge lifts seal on documents related to Pleasanton arson case
• App lets Oakland residents report neighborhood repair issues to city
• Tiger Woods Day 2: Still right in the AT&T hunt
• Danville woman arrested after leaving newborn twins in car while shopping at Pleasanton mall
• Walnut Creek chooses developer for valuable downtown parcel
• 49ers general manager Trent Baalke gets contract extension
• Accused serial killer Joseph Naso insists on representing himself at trial
• Hicks: George Lucas insists he didn't ruin 'Star Wars'; fans say otherwise
• The Truck Show SF, paying homage to urban graffiti, opens Friday and will benefit student artists
• San Jose: Con man charged with stealing from 86-year-old woman
• Lakeview Elementary School
• Oakland seeking to shut down<br> two motels known for prostitution
• San Jose State forges ahead with Bill Walsh Center
• Reptile fans say federal restrictions are a slithery slope
• Hicks: M.I.A. apologizes to Madonna for halftime gesture
• Minnesota Lynx re-sign former Stanford star Candice Wiggins
• Celeb Pix: Angelina Jolie talks world affairs
• Five years after the light brown apple moth scare, California quietly stops funding moth-control programs
• Walnut Creek police arrest five in early-morning car theft
• Oakland A's looking to sign a designated hitter
• 'Speed Freak Killer' tip leads <br>to remains of second body
• Menlo Park hedge fund manager accused of insider trading in Google, other stocks
• Richmond police chief's testimony in race-discrimination trial delayed
• This Weekend in Sonoma County (2/10-2/12/12)
• This Weekend in Sonoma County (2/10-2/12/12)
• San Francisco: Woman injured after driving her car into the surf at Ocean Beach
• Feds hold up loan for large California solar-energy farm, First Solar stock plummets
• Stranded in Vallejo, Texas couple's truck recovered after high-speed chase
• Eight workers placed on leave as Redwood City school district investigates teacher abuse allegations
• Cal State East Bay debuts Spanish-language newspaper
• Cal back in first-place tie, but surging UCLA is next
• Lock Up Your Cell Phone
• SF Beer Week arrives
• Stylish, Reusable, Shopping Bags
• Roadshow: Highway 101 tops Dirty Dozen list
• Stanford's slide continues with loss at UCLA
• Cal overpowers USC
• Fairfield Church and Community: Feb. 10-12
• Golden State Warriors, Stephen Curry have winning recipe against short-handed Denver Nuggets
• College basketball: Saint Mary's loses its first WCC game, falling at Gonzaga
• Warriors, Curry have winning recipe
• Occupy Oakland takes complaints to Grand Lake Theater
• Murder suspect discussed chemicals used to decompose bodies, witness says
• Fremont foundation to hold education gala
• Optician arraigned in Newark shooting was obsessed with agent's wife, police said
• Journeyman Ken Duke has record run of 8-under 28 on Pebble Beach's back nine
• Are Democrats in Sacramento off the hook on pension reform?
• Cal women top UCLA 67-58, remain second in Pac-12
• Curry leads Warriors past Nuggets
• Ogwumike sisters, Kokenis lead Stanford women past USC 69-52
• Augmented Reality
• Three to plead guilty in foreclosure auction fraud
• Sharks, Blackhawks both trying to shake slumps
• San Ramon fireworks show could go up in smoke
• New AC Transit boss headed firm hired to recruit candidates for job he ends up getting
• Abandoned burning vehicle closes two lanes on I-880
• Two motels face city's wrath for allegedly allowing prostitution
• Oakland City Hall closed Friday
• Man shot by police in Castro Valley is well-known to authorities
• Occupy Oakland protester arrested for violating stay-away order for Frank H. Ogawa Plaza
• Mentally ill man charged with four felonies for shooting gun, threatening people near San Pablo school
• Occupy Cal tents return to UC Berkeley
• 14th annual SF IndieFest: Feb. 9-23
• Occupyers do theater, too! Oakland's Interactive Theatre for Racial Justice
• San Ramon Valley Fire District chief retires
• New guidelines downplay blood-clot risk for economy-class fliers
• Rare ale's annual arrival brings fans to Hayward beer bar
• NBA All-Star reserves named
• National worker ID card a bad idea, says UC Berkeley study
• State eases some mosquito fogging restrictions
• Tiger Woods hot, but others scorching on Day 1 at AT&T
• Slideshow: First-round action from the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• Slideshow: Top news photos for Feb. 9
• Former owners of Cigarettes Cheaper stores sentenced in fraud case
• Rooftop burglar in El Cerrito nabbed in the act
• Survey: Voters support bond for Antioch High improvements
• Tiger Woods: 'I needed to go lower'
• Inmates injured during San Quentin prison riot
• Medical center reverses decision,<br> will give Oakland man transplant
• Hicks: Suge Knight busted in Vegas
• Oakland Raiders release cornerback Stanford Routt
• Kodak to stop making cameras
• Oracle buys Dublin cloud software company Taleo for $1.9 billion
• Californians to get up to $18 billion in mortgage relief in settlement with nation's biggest lenders
• Californians to get up to $18 billion in mortgage relief in lender settlement
• FBI releases file on Apple cofounder Steve Jobs that details acquaintances' negative perceptions
• Tiger Woods hot but still five shots off AT&T lead
• Hicks: Madonna fans ask Israel to wait after singer's concert to bomb Iran
• Serial killer's tips lead investigators to skull, human remains in San Joaquin County
• Budget worries prompt Liberty Union to limit class signups
• Campolindo High wins Contra Costa County Academic Decathlon, Fremont school takes top Alameda County spot
• Roadshow: Highway 101 tops Dirty Dozen list
• Oakland Raiders release cornerback Stanford Routt
• Optician arraigned in Newark shooting
• Organize Your Books
• Military jury finds Marine sergeant not guilty in Harry Lew hazing case
• Hicks: Beyoncé, Jay-Z seek to trademark daughter's name
• Hicks: Naomi Watts will play Princess Diana in new film
• One inmate hospitalized in San Quentin melee involving 150 prisoners
• Concord man Tased, arrested after blocking traffic, locking himself in his car
• Rap mogul Suge Knight arrested on Vegas traffic, drug charges
• Black history need not be a mystery
• Former Red Sox pitcher `Oil Can' Boyd says he used cocaine
• Lab test rules out connection to mad cow disease for one of two rare Marin cases
• When a free iPad becomes a $9.99 a month charge.
• Marines posed with Nazi SS symbol in Afghanistan
• Let's Get Behavioral
• "Linsanity" in NY as Palo Alto's Jeremy Lin breaks out for the Knicks
• Bay Area Jazz: Feb. 9-12
• San Pablo woman arrested after police say she called 911 more than 3,000 times in four months
• Quan says Oakland pointed in right directions
• Oakland Arts Scene: What's Shaking? Weekend of February 9-13, 2012
• Selecting the NBA All-Star reserves
• Livermore basketball scorekeeper passes milestone
• Goalie Miikka Kiprusoff gets 300th career win as Calgary Flames beat San Jose Sharks
• Monte Poole: Quietly, Randy Bennett puts Saint Mary's basketball in national spotlight
• Flames' Kiprusoff wins 300th as Sharks lose, 4-3
• New event for 2012 NBA All-Star Weekend
• Coach Mark Jackson seeing some progress in Golden State Warriors
• Local sports digest: San Francisco 49ers' Ray McDonald jailed over warrant offense
• 'American Idol': Tension mounts as Hollywood round begins
• San Leandro school board prepares contingency budget for midyear budget cuts
• Federal agent in critical condition after Newark shooting
• Amgen Tour of California to include Mount Diablo climb for first time in 2012
• Slideshow: Oakland Mayor Jean Quan delivers state of the city address
• Chinese community not in support of Occupy Oakland
• Jeremy Lin, Landry Fields unveil nerdiest handshake in NBA history
• Roadshow: Drivers can take part in future transportation planning
• Concord man arrested after 45-minute standoff in apartment complex parking lot
• Tough Pac-12 homestand in store for No. 4 Stanford women
• Al Saunders will stay on Oakland Raiders coaching staff
• East Contra Costa Fire district poised to put parcel tax on ballot
• Signs of new grocery in San Ramon
• Two Orinda residents accused of stealing trade secrets for China
• Police: Gunman was raving before arrest near San Pablo school
• Grand jury indicts driver in fatal Danville collision triggered by seizure
• Oakland Public Library offers tax assistance now through April 16
• Bank of America says it will cut 450 jobs in Concord
• Body found near Hayward BART tracks ruled a homicide
• Suspect shot, officer hurt in Castro Valley officer-involved shooting
• San Leandro fiber optic loop project begins with high hopes for a high-tech future
• Police surround home in Hayward Hills
• Council rolls back serving hours for Walnut Creek lounge
• Raiders retain Al Saunders as an assistant coach
• Family believes loose talk led to Castro Valley home invasion
• Hicks: 'House' is done after this season
• Pebble Beach Preview: Who's got what it takes?
• Antioch basement fire displaces two
• Caltrans holds open house in Richmond to explain I-80 congestion relief plan
• Tosh Lupoi: Ex-Cal assistant speaks for first time since taking Washington job
• Crockett board to consider putting $110-a-year parcel tax on ballot
• Woman arrested after witness said she threw a dog out of a San Francisco apartment window
• Pinole good Samaritan gets stay on auction of his home
• Oakland City Council nixes proposal to get tough on protests
• Garfield Elementary school
• Feds, local cops bust 34 in Bay Area-wide dope operation
• Watchman charged in man's fatal shooting in Oakland
• Kronos Quartet inspires young musicians in Berkeley
• Man killed in Oakland fire is identified
• Prince Harry qualifies as Apache helicopter pilot
• Malaysian professor on "no-fly" list wins chance to argue her case in U.S. courts
• San Diego federal judge tosses killer whale 'slavery' case
• Gay marriage foes weigh their next move
• San Francisco 49ers' Ray McDonald arrested on outstanding warrant
• Assembly Speaker John Perez unveils plan to help UC and CSU students from middle-income families
• Man arrested in copper thefts from Pittsburg, Antioch city fixtures
• Silicon Valley Democrat tops in fundraising, even though he's not running yet
• Los Medanos Elementary teacher recognized as top teacher
• Hicks: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone team up for another movie
• Pittsburg man killed in fire had made movie magic
• Pension-reform group suspends initiative campaign
• San Jose: Man tackles suspected bicycle thief being chased by cops
• Napa Valley the place to be President's Day weekend
• Pleasanton approves new deal with police union that saves $2.4 million
• Saint Mary's College basketball visits Gonzaga as the hunted team
• Madonna sets Oct. 6 San Jose show
• International film series to debut at Antioch's El Campanil
• In Brief: Fire District sets parcel meetings
• Special Kids group works to build all-abilities playground in Brentwood
• Study: Tai chi helps ease symptoms of Parkinson's
• Park walks offers glimpse at majestic birds
• Oakley Chamber holds off on Almond Festival, Citizen of Year dinner
• Benefit concerts set for Oakland and Berkeley
• Use Cannabis? There's an App for That
• Jerry Brown Targets the 99 Percent
• The 18th Assembly District: This Year's Most Competitive Race
• Prop 8 Ruled Unconstitutional
• Corrections for the Week of February 8
• What Happened to the Chron's Paywall?
• Climate Change Will Impact the Poor
• Return to the Rightwingoverse
• Letters for the Week of February 8
• PROPOSITION 8; Discard or Embrace
• Warriors lose to Thunder despite Ellis' 48
• First big video game of 2012: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
• Monta Ellis scores 48 points, but Golden State Warriors lose to Oklahoma City Thunder
• Oakland City Council votes against resolution to prevent disruptive protests at the port
• Tiger Woods is feeling the effects of age
• San Pablo man arrested after shots fired at elementary school
• Piedmont Measure A: Voters turn down sewer tax
• Bay Area athletes, legends at Pebble Beach for good causes
• Facebook sees slowing growth
• Piedmont election: Fujioka, Pearson top council, school board races
• Firefighters rescue four San Leandro children, including baby tossed from balcony
• Contra Costa county supervisors lean on landowners to solve stormwater pollution problem.
• Federal court halts seven deportations in contentious ruling
• WCC basketball notes: Crossroads week for Gonzaga -- and the league
• "App Economy" creating career opportunities for Bay Area job seekers
• Oakland police chief addresses spike in violent crime
• Police investigating robbery at Castro Valley residence
• What they're saying about the Prop. 8 ruling
• Video: 49ers, Giants tee off against each other at Pebble Beach
• 3D Printing Technology
• Pleasant Hill reduces medical benefits for elected officials
• Four Yahoo board members departing, including chairman
• Feb. 25’s OIM 7 “an interdisciplinary art show”
• New comic book releases 2/8/12
• Hicks: Chris Brown will perform at Grammys
• Oakland police chief pleads for community to join fight against crime
• Mt. Diablo school board discusses Transitional Kindergarten, Clayton Valley charter, community meetings
• Smoky air can harm dogs and cats, too, says vets and pollution experts
• Gay marriage supporters in Bay Area cheer ruling on Prop. 8, will take their chances in U.S. Supreme Court
• Walmart confirms it wants to sell groceries in San Ramon, Pleasanton
• PayPal rolls out in-store payment at Bay Area Home Depot stores
• Reigning champ D.A. Points takes a back seat to Bill Murray and Tiger Woods at Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• Giants lauded as Super Bowl champs in NYC parade
• Wine warehouse arsonist sentenced to 27 years, restitution
• Spike in Berkeley burglaries puts residents on edge
• Police arrest suspect in shooting of off-duty federal agent in Newark
• Bay Area native brings slacklining mainstream with Super Bowl show
• Identities released of two Oakland homicide victims
• Stanford on alert after two women are assaulted on campus
• Hicks: Robert Downey Jr. gives kid incredibly weird name
• Alameda rapist convicted
• Residential care homeowners in Pleasant Hill and real estate agents plead guilty in $20 million mortgage loan fraud scheme
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 7
• Celeb Pix: Brooklyn Decker and Liza Minnelli at the same Jay-Z show?
• Coroner: Man who was tasered by police OD'd on meth
• Eye from the Aisle: BODY AWARENESS at Aurora—tight, moving
• Answers sparse in Concord stolen-plane caper
• Martinez mayor "cautiously optimistic" in State of the City address
• California wind power poised to meet state energy supply milestone
• Sharks: Even dad wants Joe Thornton to shoot the puck more
• Occupy Oakland decry charges against protesters as Stand for Oakland emerges to oppose group's disruptive tactics
• If and when the A's move to San Jose, they'll need a makeover
• NFL combine: Cal, Stanford each have six players invited
• Palo Alto product Jeremy Lin making an impression with New York Knicks
• San Jose police auditor launches cable television program
• Former Sharks captain Owen Nolan announces his retirement
• Video: Tiger Woods meets the press at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• Hicks: Clint Eastwood asks critics if they feel lucky
• Oakland officials condemn release of personal information by Anonymous
• Contra Costa supervisor to host community breakfast in Tara Hills
• A's sign Beane through 2019
• Coroner rules Don Cornelius' death a suicide
• Paul McCartney swings through standards on jazzy new album
• Immigration crackdown campaign <br>to enlist American Legion members
• San Francisco: Man arrested in connection with fatal stabbing at homeless shelter
• Kajeet: Rick Bolander Financed Phone Firm Offers New Services
• California gay marriage ban struck down, appeals court cites equal rights
• 'Love Songs' series gets jazz fans ready for Valentine's Day
• Liquid bread at Bar Tartine
• Honor Bar, Grill & Cocktails
• Union City fire heavily damages Taco Bell
• Knightsen School employees juggle multiple roles
• Pinole good Samaritan faces foreclosure
• Sanctuary of taste and technique
• Competing California tax measures move ahead without Brown's blessings
• Tammerlin Drummond: Komen reverses decision but Planned Parenthood fallout continues
• Golden State Warriors getting a spark from reserves
• San Jose Sharks could be seeking a scorer at trade deadline
• Oakland Raiders hire Jason Tarver as defensive coordinator
• Judge nixes Dr. Phil appearance for indicted CNET commander
• Medi-Cal copay plan rejected by feds
• Roadshow: Rain tips: wipers on, lights on
• Palo Alto native Jeremy Lin scores career-high 28 points for New York Knicks against Utah Jazz
• Warriors waive Barron; recall Wright
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin slackliner enjoys Super setting for skills; Peninsula teacher accused of special-needs student abuse
• Occupy Oakland steps up after city cancels police forum
• Live chat: On Tiger Woods and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Tuesday at 1 p.m.
• Mills College Architect Elevated to Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)
• Storefront partly collapses <br>in East Oakland
• Clint Eastwood 'Halftime in America' ad creates political debate
• Competing California tax measures move ahead without Brown's blessings
• Police identify Oakland rapper as one of three homicide victims
• Univision, Disney look at English news channel
• Mistrial declared in Hayward video game store slaying
• Alameda County Sheriff's deputy pleads not guilty to felony rape charges
• Three arrested after police find gun in car at San Leandro Quik Stop
• Romney makes Pete Wilson his honorary California chairman
• Marine hazing trial delayed a day after charges expanded
• Cupertino High School locked down after student found with Nerf gun
• New Pittsburg charter school founders offer parent meetings
• Hicks: M.I.A. may be stuck with Super Bowl fine
• San Jose police investigate fatal shooting of 21-year-old man
• Embattled Discovery Bay director resigns
• Esparanza Elementary School
• San Jose: Chief Moore asks public's help to identify suspects in hate crime
• Occupy Oakland decry charges against protesters
• New USDA guidelines call for a healthier school lunch program
• Oakland Raiders hire Jason Tarver as their new defensive coordinator
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 6
• Gay marriage ruling Tuesday likely step toward U.S. Supreme Court
• Missing woman's husband planned deadly blaze for some time, police say
• Man found dead by roadside in Hayward early Sunday
• Hicks: Michael Jackson's doctor, ex-brother-in-law, in same jail
• PETA, prosecutor seeks to reinstate Milpitas man's conviction in cocker spaniel death
• Grass-Fed Beef in the North Bay Area (Sonoma and Marin Counties)
• Vallejo man pinned under truck for 8 hours
• Celeb Pix: Maria Menounos loses bikini bet and Eli goes to Disney World
• San Diego judge to decide future of whale 'slavery' case
• Redwood City teacher accused of slapping, kicking special needs students
• Super Bowl draws record 111.3 million viewers on NBC
• Pac-12 extends Larry Scott's deal through 2016
• California gay wedding ban ruling due Tuesday in Proposition 8 case
• Marin psychologist sentenced to 8 years in child porn case
• Verizon, Redbox team up to offer streaming Netflix challenger
• Slackliner from Marin County wows in Super Bowl performance with Madonna
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: January 30 - Feb. 4, 2012
• Communication and Identity: Recognizing Your Interconnectedness
• Oakland: One detained after early morning homicide
• Raider faithful find some satisfaction in Pats' defeat
• Confidence in love: How to find true and lasting love ~ part 2
• Confidence in love: How to find true and lasting love ~ part 1
• Aloha George Clooney: why he should win the Oscar for ‘The Descendants’
• Commercial appeal: The highs and lows of Sunday's Super Bowl ads
• Spare the Air alerts make air district public enemy No. 1 -- but there's a reason behind those no-burn days
• Spare the Air alerts make air district public enemy No. 1 -- but there's a reason behind those no-burn days
• Barnidge: Everyone knows California budget cuts needed, but no one wants to feel the ax
• Super Bowl: New York Giants beat New England Patriots 21-17
• Super Bowl: Giants beat Patriots
• Tim Kawakami: Super Bowl XLVI was the San Francisco 49ers' type of game -- and a game they could have won
• Food activist pens vegan cookbook
• Raiders fans enjoy vicarious Super Bowl victory over Patriots
• Seven shot Sunday afternoon in West Oakland and North Oakland
• Political Blotter: Stark jabs at Gingrich with 'NEWT Act'
• Man's ear nearly cut off in Livermore bar fight
• 6.8 earthquake shakes central Philippines; at least 1 dead
• Roadshow: Drivers making illegal turn out of Cats restaurant on Highway 17
• Slideshow: New York Giants beat New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Concord woman dies after car rolls over her in her driveway
• Man leads Vallejo police on a pursuit to Martinez
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 5
• Super Bowl: Giants vs. Patriots
• Four-alarm fire destroys abandoned warehouse, heavy smoke visible for miles
• Shooting in Richmond leads to high-speed chase and crash
• Spare the Air alerts make air district public enemy No. 1 -- but there's a reason for behind those no burn days
• Oakland eight graders not high school ready
• How exactly do people find jobs ?
• Tiger Woods' forgotten gem at 2000 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• San Mateo County: Mountain lion spotted
• The Week Ahead
• Smiling is good for you - and an area of scientific study by some seriously smart researchers
• Northern California grandmother arrested after baby found on sidewalk
• LaRouche proselytizers rile Marin residents by comparing Obama to Hilter
• Some former Komen supporters can't forgive, forget
• The cost of dying
• Incomplete chimney blamed for Hayward cabana fire
• Family speaks up in death of Santa Clara Marine
• Bay Area shut out of Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Moffett Air National Guardsmen rescue man 200 miles out at sea
• San Jose woman escapes kidnapper by jumping out of car
• Interim Fremont mayor has no shortage of experience
• Warriors lose to Kings in overtime
• Warriors lose to Kings in overtime
• San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh named Coach of Year
• Golden State Warriors rally to force OT but fall to Sacramento Kings
• San Jose State men's basketball edged 83-81 in overtime by Hawaii
• Chavez decisions Rubio; Donaire wins title against Vazquez Jr.
• The perfect Valentine's Day gift for your guy? SOCKS!
• Renewing an old rivalry
• Occupy Oakland protesters march against police again
• Tammerlin Drummond: New book examines journalist's murder
• Oakland Effect: Violence is an abstraction until you experience it
• Women's Cancer Resource Center marks 25 years of service
• Phoenix Coyotes snap San Jose Sharks' three-game winning streak
• Super Bowl: Picking off a young Tom Brady
• Roadshow: Mr. and Mrs. Roadshow team up for KLIV traffic chat
• Bay Area Space and Science Events for the week of 2/5/12-2/11/12
• Education Report: School success stories, budget cut-coping tales
• Oakland schools exhibit offers many history lessons
• Student contest winners to design portal adornments for Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore
• VORDERBRUEGGEN: Reform plot worthy of a Hollywood script
• Antioch sees spike in theft of water backflow devices
• Richmond man dies after Saturday shooting
• Man rescued from Pittsburg fire dies
• NBA power rankings 2/4: Western Conference
• NBA power rankings 2/4: Eastern Conference
• Coast Guard suspends search for San Ramon fisherman
• AP Interview: Bay Area women call Egypt captors 'kind'
• Cal Bears rout Arizona State Sun Devils 68-47
• San Francisco Giants look to push through the adversity of disappointing 2011 season
• Bears rout Sun Devils 68-47
• Stanford men fall to Arizona Wildcats 56-43
• Cal rolls past ASU to stay near the top of Pac-12 standings
• Super Bowl Sunday brings extra DUI patrols
• Romney eyes win in quiet Nevada caucuses
• Cardinal women rout Arizona for 17th straight win
• One killed in East Oakland shooting Saturday
• Pipeline leak floods Fremont neighborhood
• Four arrested in gang-related fatal shooting in Tracy
• Man killed in I-280 crash in Daly City
• Oakland Raiders reportedly eying Stanford co-defensive coordinator Jason Tarver
• Report: A's considering adding Magglio Ordonez
• Minnesota student suspended over Michael Jackson dance
• Redwood City teacher arrested on suspicion of child endangerment, battery
• Cal's recruiting ranking rises a bit after signing 2 more players
• Horses help injured veterans regain direction
• Four displaced after garage fire in San Jose
• Man falls from San Francisco pier into the Bay
• California woman pleads not guilty in penis slicing case
• Restitution ordered for Santa Cruz man convicted of stealing house
• Suspect in Marin gun battle with 90 year-old man seeks dismissal of charges
• Police rule out link between homicides in Berkeley and Vallejo
• Dodgers ask judge to reject claims for damages filed by Brian Stow
• Four wounded in Oakland shooting Friday night
• HP gave CEO Meg Whitman pay package valued at $16 million
• Former mayor remembered for shaping face of Livermore
• Komen Foundation reverses Planned Parenthood funding cut
• Support grows to help Oakland immigrant get kidney transplant
• Seeno family at center of explosive lawsuit
• Mr. President… I asked you a question
• Coast Guard suspends search for fisherman
• Will the Golden State Warriors' Monta Ellis be an All-Star?
• Milpitas: State suspends license of contractor in fatal trench collapse
• Former Giants, Warriors DJ killed in Thailand taxi tragedy
• San Jose police bias lawsuit rejected
• Citywise: Money not flowing into recall campaigns in Oakland
• Whale biologist pleads not guilty to federal charges
• Milpitas: State suspends license of contractor in fatal trench collapse
• NASA Ames awards San Jose State $73 million to improve air space travel
• San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey uncertain how ankle will respond to playing again
• Mt. Diablo school board to learn how to play well with others
• KLA hires more than 300 in Milpitas in 2011, looks to add more
• San South Francisco man sentenced to prison for DUI crash that killed San Jose teen
• Post-tsunami, Japanese techies flock to Silicon Valley for startups
• Micron CEO dies in small plane crash in Idaho
• Lodi day care provider accused of locking car-seat bound infants in darkened closet
• Newark teacher to receive state award
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Caltrain riders protest discount-pass proposal; Amusement-park employee guilty of inside-job robbery
• Slideshow: Actor Ben Gazzara: 1931 - 2012
• Oakland Voices seeks next class of community correspondents
• Hercules council to hold special meetings Tuesday
• Grant pays for new fire truck
• Man who crashed car into Boulder Creek building gets arrested after seven pounds of pot are found in vehicle
• Clorox price increases propel higher profits and sales
• Business spotlight: E.J. Phair offer publ-style food in historic landmark Pittsburg site
• NFL approves $200 million stadium loan for 49ers
• Oakland Arts Scene: What's Shaking? Weekend of 2/3-2/5/12
• Protecting your child
• Judge refuses to drop stay-away orders for Occupy Oakland protesters
• Posey looking good; Bochy, Sandoval discuss weighty subject
• Two killed, three wounded in spate of shootings in Oakland
• DeSaulnier to host free foreclosure prevention workshop in Antioch Saturday
• Giants reliever Brian Wilson drops 10 pounds but not the beard
• Walnut Creek lounge will come under council scrutiny
• Bay Point man's death during traffic stop ruled suicide
• Judge denies San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's request for visitation
• Lincecum not cutting out In-N-Out burgers, he's just not eating as many
• Pleasant Hill may end free health insurance for elected officials
• Fremont Opera shuts down
• Fairfield woman gets probation for fire that killed four young children
• Giants: Cain not making any promises about his next contract
• Pittsburg man who stabbed Fremont woman in front of her child sentenced to 29 years
• Hicks: Beyonce reportedly offered $100 million for 'X Factor'
• Oakland city attorney honored
• Concord man arrested in Pleasant Hill robberies
• Sharks: Niemi likely to get more rest than last season down the stretch
• Firefighters rescue Pleasanton woman from smoke-filled house
• Celeb Pix: Why are Metallica members at 'Journey 2: Mysterious Island" premiere?
• Hicks: Adam Lambert to ruin, er, join Queen
• Darnell Hillman's flashy style a reminder of basketball's vivid past
• Hicks: Daniel Radcliffe was drunk while filming 'Harry Potter"
• Federal prosecutors close Lance Armstrong inquiry, no charges
• Coliseum Way in Oakland to be closed for repaving
• Oakley confirms $16.5 million of RDA debt
• California, two other states tell insurers to disclose climate change responses
• Facebook study: People 'like' you more than you 'like' them
• One-alarm fire damages Hayward hills pool house
• Antioch, police concessions again extend contract talks
• Coast Guard searching for San Ramon crab fisherman missing at sea near Half Moon Bay
• Job growth stuns economists, sends Nasdaq to highest level since dot-com crash
• College recruiting: Top QB signs with Florida State over Stanford
• Rangers' Josh Hamilton has relapse with alcohol
• Raiders choose Chiefs' aide as special teams coordinator
• Hicks: Steven Tyler says he didn't muff national anthem
• Oakland’s Battle Stache Studios embraces mixed media
• Police: Man lied about crime that led to Newark standoff
• Eddie DeBartolo Jr., Charles Haley and Tim Brown among Pro Football Hall of Fame finalists
• More than 600 flights canceled as winter storm socks Colorado
• 2nd teacher arrested from L.A. school where lewd photos were taken
• Union City man injured in stabbing
• Inmate pleads guilty to murdering killer of Novato girl
• Get ready to love Don Wolff's multi-media 'I Love Jazz'
• Cal drops out of first place with first home loss of the season
• Cal basketball team loses to Arizona, falls out of tie for first in Pac-12
• San Jose Sharks continue win streak with 5-2 victory over Dallas Stars
• Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry help Golden State Warriors roll past Utah Jazz
• Santa Clara Broncos' bid for first WCC win thwarted by hot-shooting Portland Pilots
• Mayweather to fight Cotto on May 5
• Mayweather to fight Cotto on May 5
• No. 18 Saint Mary's Gaels hold off San Diego to stay perfect in WCC
• Stanford men's basketball routs Arizona State to snap three-game losing streak
• Oakland Zoo welcomes Maggie -- the giraffe
• NFL owners approve $200 million loan for 49ers stadium
• Half Moon Bay: Police seize $1.2 million in pot plants, Uzi submachine guns
• Proposition 8 gay marriage ban trial video release denied
• Brisbane man who embezzled from soldier in Iraq gets jail time
• Andy Roddick hopes to be healthy for SAP Open
• Roadshow: Scooters can give mobility to seniors who no longer drive
• Bay Area groups react to Komen decision to pull breast-screening funds
• Bay Area groups react to Komen decision to pull breast-screening funds
• Two structures ablaze in Alameda
• Oakland, S.F. may have to return federal funds
• Former Assembly speaker whistle-stops in Walnut Creek for governance measure
• Oakland, S.F. may have to return federal funds
• Former Contra Costa County drug task force commander facing federal charges to appear on Dr. Phil
• Oakland police remove 'Aquapy' boat from Lake Merritt
• Opening salvos in murder trial
• Man rescued during structure fire in Pittsburg
• Vacaville firefighter responding to call finds stolen items -- from his own home
• PS Vita Launch
• California Dental Association pulls funding to fluoridate Watsonville's water
• Giants-Patriots Super Bowl rematch features many new faces
• Final results of the 2012 NBA All-Star balloting
• Here are your 2012 NBA All-Star Game starters
• Mills College School of Education Dean Discusses What's Working in Schools
• Firefighters responding to house fire in Martinez
• West Oakland celebrates the opening of a youth center, designed by teens
• East Bay airman, just back from Afghanistan, killed in Arkansas car wreck
• Martinez to spend up to $1 million dredging marina
• Group to protest red-light cameras in Fremont
• New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning no longer the 'other Manning'
• Man hailed as hero for rescue<br>from burning Oakland apartment
• Nomination period opens Feb. 13 for Alameda County candidates
• El Cerrito High School shaken by fatal accidents
• Few answers for friends in death of homeless Crockett man
• Taco truck owner, robbery suspect wounded in East Oakland shootout
• Cal-OSHA investigating Brentwood trench collapse that trapped contractor
• Oakland's new chief shakes police command staff
• Pittsburg teachers demand better pay
• African youth group to perform at Fremont church
• Whale biologist pleads not guilty to federal charges
• Police, SWAT team surround home in Newark seeking clues to recent carjacking
• Is the New York Giants secondary that good -- or did facing Alex Smith help?
• Man suspected of Bay Area crime robbery spree faces 37 felonies
• Earthquakes shore up midfield with signing of Colombian Tressor Moreno
• Hicks: Ellen DeGeneres under fire; her supporters fight back
• 10 steps to a heart healthy life
• Contra Costa County district: 16 tons of meds disposed of in 3 years
• San Jose State University junior to be charged with sexual battery
• Roadshow: Metering lights coming to Interstate 80 before Bay Bridge
• Bay Area Jazz: Feb. 2-4
• Sandhill cranes bring their trumpet and dance to the Delta each winter
• Hicks: 'Three's Company' stars end feud
• Celeb Pix: Madonna strikes a pose before Super Bowl
• This Weekend
• NFL owners approve $200 million loan for 49ers stadium
• Trump endorses Romney
• Discussion of Antioch parcel tax for public safety resurfaces
• Hicks: Madonna cuts own daughter Lourdes out of new film
• Feds shut down 16 sports streaming websites
• Hicks: Nick and Aaron Carter's sister died from apparent overdose, police say
• Families Must Act to Protect our Religious Freedom for the Next Generation
• L.A. teacher held in lewd-photo case was investigated in 1993 fondling incident
• Redwood City: Missing disabled teen found at Stanford Hospital
• San Jose Sharks goalie Antti Niemi to miss Thursday's game with injury
• Montclair businesses launch rewards card
• Stray bullet strikes woman sitting on couch in Fairfield apartment
• Friends, family remember Jane Imamura, 91, longtime Berkeley resident
• Groundhog Day: Punxsutawney Phil says 6 more weeks of winter
• Brentwood, Oakley take 13 miles of freeway from state control
• Raiders fan earns honorable mention in DirecTV's Ultimate Displaced Fan contest
• Facebook IPO filing reveals first look at company's finances
• Man taken to hospital after being stuck in a muddy trench for three hours in Brentwood
• Man expected to be OK after being shot in Richmond
• L.A. Police: 'Soul Train' host Cornelius dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Lessons about peace, nonviolence help students understand themselves and the world
• Authorities: Possible discipline over suspensions might have led boy to slaying of parents
• Baby Giraffe Born At Oakland Zoo
• Hercules defaults on redevelopment bond payment
• Mt. Diablo Health Care District nearing the end, moves to revamp grant program
• Consumer advocates oppose PG&E's efforts to saddle customers with pipeline upgrades
• San Jose Sharks notebook: Columbus' Jared Boll fined for head shot on Joe Thornton
• Golden State Warriors find gold in swingman Brandon Rush
• Fremont school wins spot in national science finals
• Correction
• Occupy Oakland supporters claim authorities used excessive force and violated their rights
• East Bay recruits: Kennedy-Richmond receiver switches from Cal to UCLA
• Oak Grove's Cleveland Wallace switches to Washington
• San Pablo man fatally struck by a car Monday near Oakland airport
• El Cerrito High School student, 18, dies after being struck by car while skateboarding
• David Milch and the Spirits of Writing
• Speier: Tasing of Peninsula dog walker may be 'excessive use of force'
• Cal's recruiting class was not as disappointing as some think
• Oakland names Howard Jordan as city's police chief
• Cal retains WR Bryce Treggs, two other good receivers on signing day
• Cal's recruiting day brightened when five-star WR recruit Bryce Treggs stays with Bears
• Oakland mayor names new chiefs for police, fire
• Antioch may charge retailers for stray shopping cart collection
• Oakland teen accused of killing parents gets public defender
• Berkeley man guilty again of making criminal threats
• San Jose State takes out-of-state approach with recruiting class
• Hayward confectioners out-cupcake the competition
• Berkeley weighs quitting Wells Fargo<br>over bank's handling of financial crisis
• Contra Costa scientist is Dr. Itchy when it comes to mosquitoes
• Nyjer Morgan catches up on his hockey with Sharks
• Livermore police still looking for burglary suspect after SWAT search
• Hercules police arrest burglary suspects after a search
• Millbrae: Case on hold against high school murder suspect
• Alcoholic Beverage Control: Nearly 300 citations issued near colleges late last year
• O'Brien: Reflections on Facebook's journey from start-up to dominance
• Alamo post office worker gets 18 months in prison in counterfeiting case
• Alameda County gets new judge
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 1
• Celeb Pix: Brad and Jonah talk 'Moneyball'
• Vallejo man fatally shot Tuesday
• Pleasant Hill police seeking trio that robbed video-game store
• Giants make changes for better crowd control at FanFest
• Sunday slaying victim identified
• Proposition 8 ruling on release of trial video coming Thursday in federal court
• At least 74 killed in clashes after Egypt soccer match
• PG&E customers can opt out of Smart Meters -- for $75, plus $10 a month
• Concord woman dies from injuries in Monday apartment fire
• Stanford football recruiting: Cardinal makes late offensive line haul
• In Brief: Freedom teacher wins scholarship
• In Brief: Freedom teacher wins scholarship
• Brentwood awards Karen Rarey as top citizen
• Expanding solar power company exemplifies Brentwood's economic goals
• No construction to be done for months on Milpitas home where death occurred
• Around East County: Antioch, Pittsburg crosstown rivalry was once big, but friendships were formed anyway
• Roadshow: House GOP gets behind toll roads
• School Bell: Filipino students celebrate Santa Nino
• OIFF to hold 10th annual film festival
• San Francisco Winter Fancy Food Show was a tremendous success
• Seven Myths of Organized People
• Black History month and Oakland schools
• Alex de Grassi teams up with Chaplin for Saturday benefit
• Pleasanton, police union reach tentative agreement on new contract
• Newark City Council appoints planning commissioner to fill open seat
• Vote on smart meter 'opt-out'
• The Blair Park Election?
• Finding Your Own Shambhala
• Big Business Wants to Hide Political Contributions
• State of Hunger
• Occupy Disarray
• State of the Primary
• It's Time for the Black Bloc to Go Away
• How I Got Arrested at Occupy Oakland
• Letters for the Week of February 1, 2012
• February is Black History Month: The Civil Rights Act of 1964
• Rush leads Warriors to win over the Kings
• Golden State Warriors hold off Sacramento Kings
• San Jose Sharks clobber Columbus Blue Jackets 6-0
• Oakland City Council approves budget cuts
• Greg Knapp will return to Oakland Raiders as their offensive coordinator
• Stanford scientists bypass stem cells to create nervous system cells
• Gov. Jerry Brown gets wide array of support for tax-hike initiative
• Stay-away from Ogawa Plaza orders issued Tuesday for a dozen protesters arrested in Saturday's Occupy protests in Oakland
• Authorities: Possible discipline over suspensions might have led boy to slaying of parents
• San Leandro schools react to slaying of ninth-grade student
• Trial begins against Oakland pair accused of violent robberies of a dozen homes
• Lung cancer test predicts likelihood of death, says UC-San Francisco
• Discussion over who should hire Hercules' finance director continues
• Contra Costa chief promises no general service budget cuts in 2012-2013
• Report: Hercules first grader suspended for "sexual assault"
• Judge: Oakland Police in "serious violation" of court order
• Concord woman assaulted by would-be laptop thief
• At forum, UC Berkeley officials say improved police methods needed at future protests
• New comic book releases 2/1/12
• Support flows in for dying father who is illegal immigrant
• Mt. Diablo district abandons appeal of bus-drop decision
• Thousands of Kaiser workers wage one-day strike
• San Leandro schools react<br> to slaying of ninth-grade student
• Hicks: Colbert's super PAC nets $1 million -- who's laughing now?
• San Francisco man charged with murder in 2011 Union City slaying
• Richmond police seek witnesses in brutal attack, sexual assault of elderly woman
• Apple shares hit new high, company takes large lead in battle for most valuable company in U.S.
• Hercules, unable to make redevelopment bond payment, headed for court
• Hicks: Snooki show banned in Hoboken
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Home-invasion robber flees empty-handed after fight; Supervisors approve library renovation plan
• California could run out of cash by March, state controller warns
• With eye on international expansion, Apple names British exec to lead retail operations
• Making taxes less taxing
• Free tax help makes tax time less taxing
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 31
• Celeb Pix: J-Lo does the talk show rounds
• City Of Oakland Fires KTOP Head; Oakland Mayor Recall Update
• Free dental screenings Saturday for kids in southern Alameda County
• Cal football still being stung by recruiting losses
• Family: Hayward carpenter who died in Milpitas avalanche a 'hardworking' father
• Daly City: Seton hospital fined $100,000 after patient suffocates
• Sharks' Ryan Clowe won't play against Columbus Tuesday night
• Oakland Raiders hire Greg Knapp as offensive coordinator
• Thompson decommits from Cal, goes to Washington, as Bears' class crumbles
• Hicks: Adele to make comeback at Grammys
• Vacant Concord Hummer dealership may get new tenant
• Stanford football on the cusp of a top 10 class
• Clerk shot in arm in liquor store robbery in unincorporated Hayward
• San Jose State's recruiting class looks to be a standout in the WAC
• Authorities: Possible discipline dispute<br>may have led to slaying of parents
• Pleasant Hill seeks community input on goals
• Hicks: Paula Abdul, Nicole Scherzinger, Steve Jones fired from 'X Factor.'
• Stolen car crashes into apartment building, causes gas leak in San Pablo
• Home-invasion robber posing as delivery man flees empty-handed after fight with South San Francisco resident
• New format possible for America's Cup challengers
• Neil Young: Steve Jobs listened to vinyl
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Stanford scientists bypass stem cells to create nervous system cells
• Court filing says Syracuse assistant coach's wife slept with players
• Ranger uses stun gun on man walking dogs off leash in San Mateo County
• NY Giants' players are low key for Super Bowl Media Day
• Healdsburg Jazz Festival to celebrate Haynes and Jordan
• WCC basketball notes: St. Mary's game against unbeaten Murray State is big
• Raiders' Reggie McKenzie introduces new Head Coach, Dennis Allen
• Outsourcing and Hometown America
• Apple names European exec to head retail
• Drummond: Documentary explores North's role in slavery
• Oakland teen, 15, accused of killing parents to be charged as an adult, authorities said
• Richmond cop's Twitter comment attacking Internet hackers draws anger, criticism
• Daly City woman pleads no contest to DUI crash that injured family
• WWE inducting Mike Tyson into this year's Hall of Fame
• Fremont student questions Obama during YouTube interview
• Oakland tries new tactics against Occupy
• Oakland tries new tactics against Occupy
• Vallejo, Bethel high basketball teams slapped with two forfeit losses over brawl
• No transplant for dying dad who is illegal immigrant
• San Jose Sharks face a grueling schedule in second half of the season
• Former Golden State Warriors coach Keith Smart in a familiar role with Sacramento Kings
• Mosquito fogging in jeopardy after new environmental regulations
• Jeremy Abbott's stepfather Allen Scott is well and waiting to hear when he can leave O'Connor Hospital
• Officials call U.S. Figure Skating Championships in San Jose a success
• Man already serving time for murder enters not guilty plea to two 1996 Alameda murders
• Two injured in shooting outside Vallejo bar
• Oakland prosecutors want to drop murder charge against woman who killed her boyfriend, now say stabbing was self-defense
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Kaiser nurses in Marin to join regional strike Tuesday; Doubts arise in Peninsula murder case
• 5 Unconventional Interview Questions and What Interviewers are Looking for
• San Francisco city attorney sues Tenderloin markets he says are havens for drug sales, fencing stolen merchandise
• Lifetime active brain may ward off Alzheimer's, UC researchers find
• ADT Security Services alarm company settles suit with Contra Costa District Attorney
• Reward offered in Jan. 26 Berkeley homicide
• Roadshow: San Jose residents cannot block parking with cones in the street
• Woman seriously injured in apartment fire on Clayton Road in Concord
• Attorneys give closing arguments in 2008 slaying at Hayward video game store
• 17-year-old boy killed by freight train in Richmond
• Google, Facebook and host of other tech companies join effort to fight dangerous spam scams
• After opponent's taunt, Feinstein takes to Twitter
• Contra Costa College investigating possible fraud
• Actor who was Elaine's boss Mr. Pitt on 'Seinfeld' dies at 77
• No transplant for dying dad who is illegal immigrant
• Oakland drops Victory Court ballpark
• Man wanted in connection with Oakland's first homicide of 2012 arrested in Bay Point
• FDA approves Genentech's Erivedge, first drug to treat advanced form of most common type of skin cancer
• Pinole workshop to explore fire, sewage treatment issues
• Hicks: Rick Springfield returning to 'General Hospital' again
• Hicks: Newt Gingrich sued for using 'Eye of the Tiger' on campaign
• Allen's arrival marks new era for Oakland Raiders
• Elzhi, Truth Living at New Parish January 27th
• Judge seals grand jury transcripts in Pleasanton arson case
• Hall-of-Famer Brooks Robinson remains hospitalized after fall
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 30
• Kaiser workers striking Tuesday <br>throughout Northern California
• Video: Dennis Allen relishes opportunity to coach Oakland Raiders
• Pinkberry co-founder pleads not guilty to beating
• Milpitas: Man buried, dies when hillside collapses, buries him
• Oakland alternative schools
• Atherton: Couple victim of rare home invasion robbery
• 10 things Oakland professional women should know about their financial future
• Monterey and Healdsburg festivals awarded NEA jazz grants
• Walnut Creek leaders to discuss Sunday's downtown violence
• Celeb Pix: New 'Idol' contestant Brittany Kerr also an NBA cheerleader
• Hicks: 'Ferris Bueller' commercial starring Matthew Broderick hits the internet
• Dispute over newspaper leads to pen stabbing at SF library branch
• "We Are the (Tech) World": Google exec and blogger put together anti-SOPA e-book to benefit cause
• Slideshow: Oakland Raiders introduce new coach Dennis Allen
• Tim Kawakami: Transcript of interview with Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie
• Farmers' market fresh: Beans and kale with ham recipe for two
• Stanford football: Why Barry Sanders chose not to attend same school as his famous dad
• Sunnyvale: Police make arrest in hit-and-run death
• Man struck and killed by car near Oakland airport
• Oakland man wants to know what his heart is saying
• Lance corporal agrees to plea bargain in suicide death of Marine from Santa Clara
• Texas Rangers give manager Ron Washington 2-year extension
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: January 23 - 28, 2012
• Dennis Allen: Raiders have championship talent
• Woman pulled to the ground by her hair during San Francisco robbery
• Occupy Oakland continued
• Kawakami: McKenzie's overhaul begins with Allen
• Turkey-apple salad recipe
• Sacramento woman arrested after weekend fatal crash on I-80
• Hicks: President Obama spikes Al Green sales nearly 500 percent.
• Manny Pacquiao: an icon of determination and conviction
• Healdsburg Jazz Festival announces ambitious Black History Month project
• Consistent lineup has helped Cal stay in first place after win over Stanford
• Tri-Valley water agency eliminates controversial bonus program
• High-stakes labor battle coming to California
• Mosquito fogging in jeopardy after new environmental regulations
• Slideshow: The 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Hospitals see success in limiting elective early births
• Oakland A's open to signing Manny Ramirez
• Cal basketball team beats Stanford 69-59 for 14th consecutive home win
• NHL All-Star game: Ottawa homecoming is memorable for Logan Couture
• Golden State Warriors notebook: David Lee 'in panic mode' over team's 6-12 start
• Political Blotter: Long guns now targeted for 'open carry' ban
• Slideshow: Red carpet arrivals at the 2012 SAG Awards
• Almost 400 arrested in Oakland Occupy protests
• Roadshow: Carpool lane changes at 237-880 draw scorn and praise
• Davis, Dujardin win lead honors at SAG awards
• Rudy Galindo is coaching Kristi Yamaguchi's daughter on the ice
• Highly touted recruit Arik Armstead chooses Oregon, not Cal
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 29
• Union Pacific train hits, kills 17-year-old boy in Richmond
• U.S. Figure Skating Championships: Jeremy Abbott wins men's finals
• Man shot outside Concord Elks Club party was not intended target
• Showdown over California courts coming to a head
• Mt. Diablo High teachers and students question principal's plans to convert campus to 'all academies'
• Nine people arrested in downtown Walnut Creek fights early Sunday
• Oakland Public Library offers writing workshops for grantseekers and students
• Police investigating whether body found in Oakland is San Leandro murder suspect
• ‘The Innkeepers’: standard rate
• Fixing the achievement gap in Oakland public schools may take years
• U.S. Figure Skating Championships: Caydee Denney, John Coughlin win pairs short program
• Man stabbed in violence-wracked South San Francisco neighborhood
• Get ready for Super Beer Saturday
• Two dead, one arrested in I-80 crash near Fairfield
• Australian Open: Djokovic defeats Nadal in longest final
• Police focus on SUV in Sacramento train crash that left 2 people, toddler dead
• Highway pileup kills at least 10 people on I-75 in Florida
• 'The Grey' tops box office with $20M
• Pro Bowl featuring NFL's Best, sort of, Cheerleaders too
• Teens migrating to Twitter -- sometimes for privacy
• Senators: Police seek help on drugged driving
• Officers checking robbery find 5 dead in Alabama home
• Men stabbed after wedding party in downtown Half Moon Bay
• Yosemite plan means fewer hikers on Half Dome
• 2 dead, 3 hurt in Oakland shootings
• Dons' second half is springboard to victory over Toreros, 84-70
• Food Shift aims to save wasted food and feed the hungry
• Liberty fashion students learn sewing skills
• Days Gone By: Idora Park was Oakland's fun-filled predecessor to the Temescal
• Oakland Effect: Researchers explore alternative treatments in treating addiction, depression and anxiety
• Bars push for their hour to get happy in Hayward
• Annual march keeps hope alive for Ilene Misheloff's return
• Safeway plans Hercules store
• Death of redevelopment draws closer
• Ashley Wagner stuns the field to win U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• Top basketball recruiting classes don't guarantee wins, just ask Cal and Stanford
• Realtors oppose proposed Fremont ordinance
• Former Woodside High star Julian Edelman becomes jack-of-all-trades for New England Patriots
• Roadshow: Solutions to keep rodents away from a car's wiring
• 15-year-old arrested for killing his parents in Oakland
• 15-year-old arrested for killing his parents in Oakland
• Education report: Oakland schools denied secession bids
• Great Oakland restaurants housed in beautiful old buildings
• Sarah Connor: A style inspiration
• 'War for Oil' mural opens dialogue
• Cain backs Gingrich's presidential bid
• 28 seconds
• 3 dead in Sacramento SUV-light rail crash
• El Cerrito woman, 81, found badly beaten, possibly sexually assaulted
• Meryl Davis, Charlie White sweep fourth consecutive U.S. Figure Skating Championships ice dance title
• Cal women nearly pull off shocker, losing to No. 4 Stanford in OT -- at Stanford
• California could matter in the GOP presidential race after all
• Stanford women's basketball pushed into overtime by Cal before extending home winning streak
• Police fire tear gas as Occupy Oakland marchers near convention center
• 49ers' Aldon Smith arrested on DUI charges
• Etta James remembered as triumphant trailblazer
• Thomas Peele: Time to get tough on release of officials' texts and emails
• The Last Super Bowl at PASTIME POOL BAR
• Person of interest detained in homicide case of Oakland couple
• Bay Area Community Events: Jan. 30-Feb: 5
• $10,000 reward offered in Oakland homicide of 19-year-old
• Saint Mary's College men's basketball coach suffers broken thumb
• Oakland police investigating double homicide
• $5,000 reward being offered in attempted sexual assault case in Oakland
• $5,000 reward being offered in attempted sexual assault case in Oakland
• Peru: 24 killed in fire at rehabilitation center
• Private creditors: Deal with Greece close
• Police: Rebels kill 4 at Indian polling station
• Celebrity pot busts put tiny Texas county on map
• Alabama tornado survivors help after latest twisters
• Hope fades for survivors in Rio building collapse
• British police arrest 5 in tabloid bribery probe
• State's newest park near Brentwood is named Marsh Creek State Park
• Alameda County weathers storm of cuts and realignment
• Anguished 4-year-old 49ers fan's video goes viral, gets team owner's attention
• Exhibit opens generation dialogue
• Girl, 15, killed in San Leandro stabbing, police looking for boyfriend
• Durant's 37 leads Thunder past Warriors
• U.S. Figure Skating Championships: Jeremy Abbott wins men's short program
• Golden State Warriors lose to Oklahoma City Thunder 120-109
• Fatal shooting in West Oakland
• Get crime alerts from the Oakland Police Department on your phone
• California passes landmark rules to curb auto emissions
• San Leandro Disaster Council discusses strategies
• Fans can meet with Oakland A's co-owner Lew Wolff during the team's FanFest
• San Francisco Giants sign veteran infielder Ryan Theriot
• Cal women's basketball team seeks huge breakthrough against Stanford
• College football: Cal anxiously awaits national football signing day
• President Obama to raise funds in SF on Feb. 16
• Citywise: Lease approved for historic Hayward airport site
• Calendar of events for Fairfield, Suisun City and Oakland: Jan. 27-29
• Hercules man and father of five killed Thursday in Berkeley
• Richmond woman stabbed during altercation outside liquor store
• Facebook IPO filing could come next week
• Martinez man receives probation for fatally stabbing man in self-defense in 2008 bar fight
• Broncos hire Hayward's Jack Del Rio as defensive coordinator
• Contra Costa health officials caution parents to watch for norovirus symptoms
• AMA Supercross Saturday at O.co Coliseum
• Oakland says it's ready for Occupy protest on Saturday
• Iconic Benicia restaurant undergoes TV show overhaul
• Math festival for children will be Sunday at UC Berkeley
• What if every day at work was a Saturday ?
• Hicks: Sarah Jessica Parker to replace Demi Moore in film
• San Rafael librarian lands coveted spot in State of the Union events
• Los Medanos College cheering alums headed to the Super Bowl
• Man being sought for brazen daytime sexual assault in Oakland
• Night Owl: What to do in Oakland? An idiosyncratic list
• Fee hike at Pittsburg's East County Boys & Girls Club angers parents
• Rodeo parents face criminal charges over their kids' truancy
• Oakland A's 2012 FanFest set for Sunday
• San Jose police release student, say nothing connects him with alleged threat against school
• Oakland police shot at during hunt for slaying suspect
• California's Catholic hierarchy takes stand against illegal-immigration dragnet
• Cal can use 3-game homestand to take control of muddled Pac-12 race
• Court rejects GOP suit aimed<br>at overturning new Senate maps
• Hawaiian singer Cecilio Rodriguez sentenced in molestation case
• Crews clear rocks, reopen busy Yosemite highway
• Berkeley police log Jan. 22-25
• Suspect in SJSU dorm gropings arrested
• Newark City Council applicants slated to interview Monday
• Hercules man and father of five killed Thursday in Berkeley
• School leadership matters
• Berkeley schools adopt anti-bullying policy
• Coast Guard seizes cocaine, suspects off Guatemala
• Hicks: Fran Drescher says she was abducted by aliens
• State passes landmark rules<br> to curb auto emissions
• Newark school board to name oversight committee members Tuesday
• Sentencing of Paul Garcia postponed again in Los Gatos murder-for-hire
• Sharks: On a star-studded roster, the youngster stood out
• Las Lomas student project to memorialize classmates
• No serious injuries after crash in Pleasanton
• Kelly, Clayton and Akinmusire heat up San Jose Jazz Winter Fest
• Three facing felony charges for San Leandro robbery spree
• Ben Johnson honored as Pittsburg's top citizen
• Friend says on 911 call Demi Moore was convulsing
• Oakland: All lanes open after multi-vehicle crash on I-880
• Giants reach agreement with infielder Theriot, reliever Hensley
• Raiders make it official, hire Dennis Allen as head coach
• Rabbit royalty in Turlock 2012
• Goodell: Recession has helped NFL
• Solano County boy's tearful video after 49ers' loss goes viral
• Preservation Hall brings touch of N'awlins to Northern California
• Great Scott ! Savannah can play in the South Bay
• Marin WWII vet receives top French honor
• San Francisco Zoo's resident dragon hosts Chinese New Year
• State investigating Lap-Band weight loss surgery
• Robert Hegyes, played Epstein on 'Welcome Back Kotter,' dies
• Yankees pitcher Sabathia to dedicate Vallejo baseball field
• At least 11 hurt at Ohio casino contruction site
• Fog advisories issued on many Bay Area bridges
• Man fatally shot Thursday night in Berkeley
• HOMEROOM: News from schools in the Tri-Cities and greater Hayward area
• What is constant in careers is change itself so be a creative genius
• Agnes Zawadzki a surprise leader at U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• $1 million bail set for Redwood City student accused of trying to rape teacher
• Planners want to direct Bay Area residents to live in existing communities to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions
• College basketball: Santa Clara loses to USF, falls to 0-7 in WCC play for first time
• Oakland seeking to reduce layoffs, service cuts
• Bus drivers for Alameda County special needs kids speak out about safety, low wages
• San Jose Sharks' Logan Couture is the final player selected in NHL Player Fantasy Draft
• Health Systems Use Fulcrum Methods' EP Tracker(TM) to Assist
• Frys.com Open might become full-fledged PGA Tour stop
• Chill, travelers: Yoga room opens at SFO
• San Jose Earthquakes: Tressor Moreno might be Quakes' new playmaker
• Newark police looking for several robbery suspects
• Transportation spending plan for Alameda County sales tax approved
• Still no official announcement from Oakland Raiders about hiring Dennis Allen as head coach
• Pittsburg struggles over where to consider homeless shelters
• California reform groups merge, revive budget ballot initiative
• BART board approves $7.7 million retrofit plan for Transbay Tube
• Eye on the East Bay: Antioch statues jump on 49ers bandwagon
• Warriors assign Chris Wright to the Dakota Wizards
• Public assistance still needed in locating Oakland homicide suspect
• Week 5 NBA power rankings: Western Conference
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No place like 'om' in airport's new addition; Firefighter crawls 40 feet into pipe to rescue dog
• Three taken to hospital after boat overturns near Ocean Beach
• Warriors will have their hands full with Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant
• Roadshow: An elderly man seeks help in coping with decision to stop driving
• Hicks: Journey drummer arrested for assault
• Week 5 NBA power rankings: Eastern Conference
• Twenty indicted in connection with large Bay Area drug ring
• Man and woman uninjured in Antioch drive-by shooting
• Illegal wiring in pot grow house causes Hayward fire
• Burglary suspects charged with murder for fatal Newark accident
• Netflix stock price skyrockets back to levels not seen since mass subscriber exodus
• Appeals court: Judge should not have halted $18 billion judgement against Chevron
• Report: Brazil plans criminal charges against Chevron execs in oil spill
• Grand jury testimony points finger at Pleasanton woman accused of arson
• 'Liveaboards' may have to move
• Milpitas school employee arrested for grand theft; $38,000 missing from high school
• San Pablo burglary suspect asks neighbors to hide him, gets nabbed by police
• Union City teacher facing sex charges is out on bail
• Toll lanes coming soon to 237-880, but drivers fear they will make congestion worse
• Gilroy police: Man already in jail charged with 2010 homicide
• Hicks: Ferris Bueller to return?
• SF Sheriff Mirkarimi hires new attorney to fight domestic abuse charges
• Chill, travelers: Yoga room opens at SFO
• Thousands of federal workers owe back taxes
• Hicks: Monty Python to reunite for movie
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• Senate leader shoots down redevelopment extension
• Oakland: Fire at vacant home causes $300K in damage
• Oakland Restaurant Week lasts to Sunday
• High surf advisory in effect for Bay Area this afternoon
• This Week Ahead For Poets: January 28-February 4
• Newark police looking for several robbery suspects
• Caltrans worker 'unfired' after faking bridge safety tests
• Hicks: Pat Sajak hosted 'Wheel of Fortune' drunk
• Fire rips through Berkeley restaurant
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers hire Rutgers' Greg Schiano as new coach
• Poll: Perry's Texas ratings down after failed run
• Prince Fielder says signing with Detroit Tigers a dream come true
• Bus, taxi collide outside San Francisco Hall of Justice
• Sharks goalie Antero Niittymaki clears waivers, remains with San Jose for now
• Slideshow: Hunt for survivors after Rio de Janeiro building collapse
• San Francisco: Robbery victim beaten, shoes stolen
• Rep. Barney Frank to marry longtime partner
• Marin firefighter crawls into drainage pipe, rescues dog
• Bay Area Jazz: Jan. 26-29
• Milpitas considers allowing pot clubs
• California air board to vote on landmark electric-car rules
• New York Giants set for Super Bowl rematch against the Patriots
• California air board to vote on landmark electric-car rules
• Oakland council seeks to save jobs, programs
• Curry, Lee lead Warriors past Blazers
• Golden State Warriors get past Portland Trail Blazers
• Figure skating: Future seems bright for juniors star Gracie Gold
• Oakland firefighters contain property blaze
• Liberalism spreading among freshmen
• Grabbing a smoke leads to arrest of Oakland slaying suspect
• Pairs partner stays with Los Gatos skater through heart surgery
• The world of service on Earth2
• Oakland Raiders' next coach, Dennis Allen, known for being hard-nosed and wise beyond his years
• Two charged in UC Berkeley student's brutal beating
• El Sobrante man killed in suspected road-rage crash on I-80 in Richmond
• Oakley ratifies request to build 105 low-income apartments
• Jury deliberations begin Richmond police officer's assault trial
• Hercules says no more free ride for fix-it tickets
• CDC: Study of freakish mystery illness finds no cause
• Get crime alerts from the Oakland Police Department on your phone
• Oakland's population erupts in War years: How Oakland became a black Mecca
• Brad Pitt's Time with Jennifer Aniston was Depressing: From Dope to Oscars
• César, Berkeley: A balance of palate
• Ebb + Flow: First Mills Alumni Dance Concert
• U.S. says Oregon man scammed StubHub tickets
• State approves $86 million to widen Highway 4 and Highway 4 bypass
• Woman injured in small fire at Union City hotel
• East Contra Costa groups work together to put on Black History Month exhibit
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed in BART police shooting of homeless man
• Retrial open in San Mateo killing of former Raiders star's daughter
• Oakland Occupiers plan Saturday move-in
• Watsonville police find 7-year-old girl who had been reported missing
• NFL to allow players to use Twitter during Pro Bowl
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 25
• High-quality instruction or empowering adminstrators
• Celeb Pix: Nick Jonas does Broadway
• Brentwood makes changes that gives it more control over big-box stores
• Woman arrested in San Leandro suspected of DUI with child in car
• Top women's figure skaters bring broad resumes to U.S. championships
• Sharks: Roller coaster season not hurting McLellan's job security
• Hicks: Jay Leno sued over joke about Sikhs
• Suspect identified in Oakland homicide
• Oakland: All lanes on northbound I-880 open again
• Beyond mere access, the "affordability" factor is killing higher education
• Brentwood pilot program brings eReaders to homebound
• 'Danger, Will Robinson!': Dick Tufeld, voice of 'Lost in Space" robot, dies
• Los Angeles tourism rose to 26.9 million visitors in 2011
• Neighbor sought in Oakland's first homicide of 2012
• Oakley man makes 49ers fashion statement
• Sharks waive backup goaltender Antero Niittymaki
• Contra Costa, Alameda County dog parks offer Rover a welcome day-out
• Federal Glover: King's 'Dream' speech should inspire all of us to act
• Graves honored as Discovery Bay's top citizen
• Hicks: Demi Moore doing nitrous oxide?
• Around East County: East Contra Costa's Heart to Heart Ball raises money for Elderly Wish Foundation
• School Bell: Antioch adopt-a-class program on the hunt for adopters
• Ed Arnow: Informal poll shows voters all over the map on whether to raise taxes or cut services
• Oakley girl wins grand prize of Barbie look-alike doll
• Leroy Morishita named Cal State East Bay's fifth president
• Suspected Hayward gang members arrested in robbery spree
• Study: Old Port of Oakland <br>trucks out, cleaner air in
• San Jose State locks in coach Mike MacIntyre through 2017 season
• Concord man's death goes from natural to murder, girlfriend arrested
• Talks over Rams leave have St. Louis on edge
• Sacramento Kings' Marcus Thornton out 1-2 weeks
• Clutter Q&A
• Roadshow: A plea from China for help paying an old ticket
• Live stream: Panel discussion on recall of Oakland Mayor Jean Quan, 6 p.m. Wednesday
• The Quickening
• Jazz Heritage Center announces new exhibit
• Tunnel breakthrough gives momentum to building Caldecott fourth bore
• Bedbug Man
• Private Cops on the Public Dime
• What the Funk?
• Will OPD End Up in Receivership?
• The Future
• Obama Is Sitting Pretty
• From Brown to Green
• Letters for the week of January 25, 2011
• Tunnel breakthrough gives momentum to building Caldecott fourth bore
• Nathan Chen wins junior men's U.S. Figure Skating championship
• Concord council sets course for naval weapons station redevelopment
• San Jose Sharks head into All-Star break with much needed win
• Dennis Allen reportedly is the choice to replace Hue Jackson as the Oakland Raiders' head coach
• Monte Poole: Hiring Dennis Allen isn't a touchdown for Oakland Raiders
• Funding cuts unfair, Oakland nonprofits say
• Coalition criticizes spending plan for Alameda County sales tax
• Thousands wait in long lines to mourn the late Joe Paterno
• Pleasanton school board signs off on police dog drug patrols
• Oakland committee unanimously approves jobs plan for future Army Base development
• Antioch moves to take over redevelopment agency responsibilities
• San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum agree on two-year, $40.5 million deal
• Oakland A's sign Bartolo Colon to one-year, $2 million deal
• Golden State Warriors seek more toughness, hustle after Monday's loss to Memphis Grizzlies
• Solano County inmate accused of killing fellow prisoner at Corcoran State Prison
• SF Mayor Ed Lee ready to make good on losing Super Bowl bet with Bloomberg
• Peralta trustees to ask voters for tax dollars
• Image Comics presents Image Expo 2012
• Oakland Police ordered to take extra steps to comply with reforms from Riders misconduct case
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Mountain lion sighting on university campus; ATV accident claims life of 29-year-old woman
• Free job searching classes start tomorrow at the Oakland Public Library
• Roadshow: A varmint report, from rodents to skunks
• Apple has another blow-out quarter
• Jose Canseco wants to DH for the Oakland A's
• Former Judo champion from Livermore in court on sex crime charges
• Antioch man sentenced to 10 years for drug trafficking
• Chauncey Bailey Project reporter's book soon to be released
• Pleasanton man arrested on suspicion of having child pornography
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 24
• Gov. Jerry Brown's tax proposal gains support among voters
• Wanee 2012 Lineup Announced, Tickets On Sale
• Embattled Mirkarimi tells SF mayor he's not leaving
• Lanes cleared on I-238 in Castro Valley after injury crash
• Jury: Oklahoma hospital must return $500,000 donation to Garth Brooks
• Redwood City: Student arrested on suspicion of trying to rape school employee
• California Democrats sue controller for halting lawmaker pay
• Will Magid’s World Wide Dance Party
• Slain college student is identified
• Get ready: Facebook's Timeline coming soon for all users
• Apple has another blow-out quarter
• Newark man arrested on suspicion of assaulting officer
• Hicks: Julian Assange to get TV show
• Raiders' McKenzie will meet with Dennis Allen on Tuesday night
• Man who threatened to kill an Alameda County supervisor and sheriff back in court for threatening again
• Castro Valley trustees decide against parcel tax for school funds
• San Jose: Firefighters extinguish 2-alarm blaze at Carl's Jr. on North Capitol
• Oakland A’s FanFest 2012 this Sunday at Oracle Arena
• Man arrested in connection with armed robberies in Fremont, San Leandro
• Monte Poole: New Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie needs to score with coach selection
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Lawrence unveils Academy Award nominees
• Retired Tony La Russa to manage NL All-Stars
• California colleges enroll thousands who don't meet requirements
• West Oakland and West Berkeley children to be tested for heavy metals
• Fremont man arrested on suspicion of sexual battery
• Martinez Chamber of Commerce CEO resigns
• Pleasant Hill police probe pair of armed robberies
• What do you want to ask President Obama during the SOTU tonight? ...Seriously!
• Giants-49ers' NFC game scores big ratings for Fox
• Decomposed body found in remote area east of Livermore
• Oakland police: Man with pickax attacks truck being towed away
• Allegiant to offer new Oakland flights and create 60 jobs at the airport
• Poole: Smith took giant leap; now 49ers QB needs receivers
• Fundraising concert for Opera Noir in Oakland
• Scofflaws beware: South San Francisco cops stepping up traffic enforcement
• Meet Anissa Helou on Saturday, January 28, at Omnivore Books in San Francisco.
• Support Monterey Jazz Festival today and get two tickets to Pebble Beach Pro-Am
• 49ers Kyle Williams handling the fumble like a man
• Radio Shack reconnects with hobbyists
• Warriors blow big lead, lose to the Grizzlies
• Warriors blow big lead, lose to the Grizzlies
• Overdue, but duly recognized
• Richmond chosen as site for Berkeley lab's second campus
• New coach Mark Jackson still confident but Golden State suffers another late collapse
• San Jose Sharks lose to Edmonton Oilers in a shootout
• Gracie Gold leads junior ladies competition at U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• The Turlock Swap Meet
• San Francisco Giants notebook: Closer Brian Wilson ready to start throwing
• Police: Thieves hit San Mateo County preschools
• Assembly candidate accused of threat
• San Jose: Driver in fatal DUI case pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter
• Two killed in Fremont car accident
• Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie could name new coach by end of week
• Embattled San Francisco 49er Kyle Williams stands up to heat
• Demanding schedule taking a toll on figure skaters
• Family rallies around 1-year-old boy with rare, incurable disease
• Hercules to consider elected treasurer
• Oakland proposes fewer layoffs over redevelopment
• Roadshow: Record-setting gas prices could hammer California by Memorial Day
• Community college student killed Monday night in Richmond
• Shakespearian Censorship: Then and Now
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Thieves hit Peninsula preschools, police say; Marin boat burns, sinks
• Fremont council picks mayoral shortlist
• New comic book releases 1/25/12
• 110 fans tossed from Candlestick for bad behavior
• Pepperdine denies recognition of gay support group
• GPS ruling could affect bakery leader's appeal in Bailey murder
• Spice shop fantasy becomes a reality in Oakland
• What California wants from Obama's state of the union: Path to prosperity
• Real estate consultant to replace ousted San Leandro planning commissioner
• Are GMOs responsible for the rise in food allergies?
• Richmond officer did not immediately report use of force, sergeant testifies
• Prosecution rests case in preliminary hearing for accused serial killer
• Hicks: Tracy Morgan collapses at Sundance
• Roadshow: When a solo driver can move into the carpool lane on expressways to make a right turn
• Power out in parts of downtown Pleasanton after car hits power pole
• Accused serial killer Joseph Naso ordered to stand trial in Marin
• Jazzschool concert series to mark Black History Month
• San Jose police: Kidnapper assaulted 11-year-old girl before cop killed him
• Hispanic teachers and the Oakland mutual matching policy
• Budget woes force Oakland Ballet to delay spring season
• Radio Shack re-connects with hobbyists
• Peralta College District to vote Tuesday on tax measure
• Fremont's Karen Chen wins gold medal in the ladies novice competition at the U.S. figure skating championships
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 23
• 49ers pack up for the offseason
• CHRISTIANS talking to “Black Christians”
• Major injury accident clogging Fremont Boulevard in Fremont
• CHP investigates hit-and-run stack-up on I-80 in Pinole
• Rockfall closes major road into Yosemite park
• Danville crash defendant's arrest pushes back initial court appearance
• Oakley's hopes to energize economy dim with loss of RDA funds
• Dublin masseur arrested on suspicion of sexual assault of female client
• Study: Stem cells may aid vision in blind people
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: January 16 - 21, 2012
• Hicks: Jim Carrey's daughter impresses on 'American Idol'
• Police arrest trio of suspects<br>in San Leandro armed robberies
• Kawakami: Alex Smith says he wants to stay with 49ers
• Celeb Pix: At the Producers Guild Awards, Sundance and more
• San Jose man charged with DUI following fatal motorcycle crash out of custody
• Disney will allow park workers to have beards
• Utah boy shot, killed by miniature toy cannon
• Car crushed by boulder in San Francisco rockslide
• Walnut Creek to hold special retreat meeting Tuesday
• 49ers' David Akers says fans need to leave Kyle Williams alone
• Supreme Court rules search warrant needed to track suspects with GPS devices
• El Sobrante man faces trial in San Francisco triple-murder case
• SF Film Society director Bingham Ray dies following stroke
• Newark burglary suspect involved in fatal crash dies
• Authentic Chinese Cuisine in Santa Rosa
• Philippine food capture extra attention
• Super Bowl bound NY Giants get rain-soaked, OT win over the 49ers, 20-17
• 2 dead in Ala. as storms pound South, Midwest
• Political Blotter: Citizens United foes launch amendment drive
• Pleasanaton school officials hope dogs will help sniff out drug problems
• Project to revitalize Bay Point stalled indefinitely without redevelopment
• Walnut Creek's December half-marathon causes headache for drivers
• Car-sharing networks flourish in the Bay Area
• Giants headed to Super Bowl with 20-17 win over 49ers
• 49ers' Kyle Williams gets death threats via social media following playoff miscues
• 49ers notebook: No shortage of sacks by San Francisco 49ers in playoff loss to the New York Giants
• San Francisco 49ers' wide receivers ineffective
• Toys were the Theme for first Open Make of 2012.
• 49ers fans disappointed over loss but praise successful season
• New York Giants beat San Francisco 49ers in overtime to advance to the Super Bowl
• New York Giants wide receivers, especially Victor Cruz, have big day against 49ers
• Avoiding their own turnovers, New York Giants capitalize on 49ers' mistakes
• Antioch marijuana grow-house heavily damaged in fire
• Roadshow: New carpool signs on Highway 237 confuse some motorists
• Giants beat 49ers in overtime 20-17 on Tynes' 31-yard field goal
• Local kids win novice competitions to open U.S. Figure Skating championships in San Jose
• Golden State Warriors searching for late-game magic
• San Jose Sharks notebook: Sharks try to end slide against struggling Edmonton Oilers
• BlackBerry maker co-CEOs step down
• 49ers defense holds Giants to begin third quarter
• Lawrence Tynes' 31-yard field goal gives Giants their first lead
• Silicon Valley's airport aims for more international flights
• Union City: Pedestrian killed<br> in hit-and-run accident
• Person hit, killed on Caltrain tracks in Sunnyvale
• Antioch 'sweet 16' party ends in shootout; 6 injured
• Local skaters star in novice U.S. Figure Skating competition
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 22
• San Leandro police release sketch of<br>purse-carrying armed robbery suspect
• Hercules sheds two more high-level posts
• Oakland Hispanic tenth grade students not proficient in mathematics
• "Traffic hell" for drivers going to big Niners, Giants match up
• Report: Raiders interviewed Packers assistant Winston Moss last weekend for head coaching job
• A Time to Seek Healing
• LA detective in Simpson-Goldman murders dies at 70
• Fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno dies at 85
• 'Underworld' sinks teeth into box office with $25M
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• SFO: Bad weather forces flight delays
• Red Bull Music Academy Presents Kenny Dope & Little Louie Vega
• East Palo Alto: Man resists mugging, shot in back
• Red Bull Music Academy Presents The Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show
• Cal misses opportunity to assume control of Pac-12 race with loss to WSU
• Report: Heidi Klum, Seal to divorce
• Oakland police searching for shooting suspect
• Pot-based prescription drug looks for FDA approval
• Three injured in separate Oakland shootings
• 1 dead at Yosemite as windy storms pound California
• Walmart grocery approved for old Circuit City site in Hayward
• Animal visit puts smile on faces of Antioch seniors
• Days Gone By: Oakland rolls out the red carpet for Shredded Wheat
• Piedmont children's choir teaches much more than music
• Rates of preventable infections vary at Bay Area hospitals, state data show
• Warrantless electronic tracking debate awaits U.S. Supreme Court ruling
• No. 24 Saint Mary's defeats Santa Clara 93-77
• Laid-back Eli Manning is impervious to pressure
• Missing Daly City man found dead at Lake Merced
• Major development sought for Lake Merritt station
• Oakland Effect: Inmates find work rewarding at San Quentin News
• San Leandro man is kicked off lanning commission, but plans to bounce back
• Berkeley protesters claim victory in library occupation
• Person suffers major injuries in San Leandro car crash
• Rain awaits San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants for NFC title game
• Do Baha'is make New Year resolutions?
• Frank Gore embodies San Francisco 49ers' against-all-odds story
• Tim Kawakami: In the end, New York Giants will edge San Francisco 49ers for NFC title
• Disability or ability!?
• Roadshow: A New York Giants fan attracts some unwanted attention on the road
• Cal loses to Washington State, falls into tie for first in Pac-12
• College basketball: Stanford loses at Washington, slides to fifth in Pac-12
• VORDERBRUEGGEN: Appointees to write next chapter in Chevron-Kramer struggle
• Me and My Car: An illusion on four wheels
• Missing Daly City man found dead at Lake Merced
• Police arrest two on felony charges outside Walnut Creek restaurant
• Thousands of anti-abortion activists march, rally in SF
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 21
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno is in serious condition
• Mills College Children's School to Celebrate 85 Years
• 7-year-old boy saves self, mother in Hayward fire
• Ongoing standoff in East Oakland with man suspected of shooting two people
• Sunset House is jewel among Oakland's historic buildings
• Cal hires Todd Howard as defensive line coach
• Road collapses, slides in Oakland hills
• Stanford women defeat Washington Huskies 65-47
• Officers injured, four arrested in late-night Occupy SF protest
• San Jose Sharks fall to Vancouver Canucks 4-3
• Teen ends globe-circling voyage in St. Maarten
• Crews contain Reno fire that claimed 29 homes
• Richmond man dies from Oakland shooting last month
• Two men wounded in Richmond drive-by shooting
• All the beer you can Handle in Pleasanton
• 2012 U.S. Figure Skating Championships kick off at HP Pavilion Sunday
• Stormy weather floods Bay Area roadways
• Vallejo woman's errant gunfire scares off intruder
• Power restored to thousands in East Bay
• Serial-killing suspect Naso, in closing pitch, says women voluntarily disrobe for him
• Terry and the Pirates singer-songwriter Terry Dolan dies at 68
• Home sales up at end of dismal year, offering hope
• Stephen Curry returns to Golden State Warriors lineup in loss to Indiana Pacers
• Report: Oakland A's 'very interested' in Manny Ramirez
• Committee addresses quality of life issues for young black and Latino men
• Police: Robbers using Craigslist to lure Oakland victims
• Saint Mary's men's basketball team gets used to being the hunted
• 49ers' magic run had beginnings at Camp Alex
• A's reportedly interested in Manny Ramirez
• San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan seeks cure for ailing power play
• San Francisco 49ers notebook: Vernon Davis withdraws name as host of postgame party
• Tim Kawakami: It's time for Michael Crabtree to play like a No. 1 receiver
• Oakland Raiders reportedly interview Marty Mornhinweg for head coaching job
• Oakley weighs residents' concerns over low-income housing
• Esteban pleads not guilty to slaying of nursing student Michelle Le
• Profound discussion on Civil War starts tomorrow at AAMLO
• Romney offshore accounts contain up to $32 million
• $20,000 reward offered in Oakland Craigslist robberies
• Tuskegee airmen to come out for Hayward 'Red Tails' screening
• Hicks: Garth Brooks wants donation back
• Live Blog: Occupy SF protesters on the move, blocking traffic as they march up Market Street
• Lafayette high school student victimized by flasher
• 26 homes lost in Reno fire and 2,000 evacuated
• Martinez school board approves bond funds for music room, wireless technology
• Lafayette middle school teacher sentenced to more than five years prison for molesting student
• Zynga seeks partners for online gambling effort
• A 49ers fan's poignant wish
• Marijuana bust near Oakland school turns up multiple firearms
• Analysts say Intel's management shuffle may give clue about next CEO
• East Bay Parks buys Marsh Creek land protected by conservation group
• Lunar New Year celebrations reflect Bay Area diversity
• Citywise: Oakland City Hall press room will not be renamed
• San Francisco: Hundreds flood financial district for daylong Occupy protest
• Surrogate Leaders in Power!
• Officials investigating two fires in same Oakland apartment complex Friday
• San Jose man arrested for two Milpitas bank robberies
• Bay Area lost 2,900 jobs during December in a surprising setback
• Sunnyvale school lockdown lifted after nearly six hours
• Milpitas: Car crashes into supermarket, man flees but is arrested
• 49ers full of confidence heading into NFC title game
• Tim Kawakami: Crabtree says last week's drops haunted him
• Police find San Jose girl unharmed, shoot and kill abductor
• Hicks: Spice Girls threatening to reunite for Olympics
• 49ers' magic run had beginnings at Camp Alex
• Mt. Diablo school board to consider new accountability reports, Clayton Valley High boundaries
• Hicks: Jennifer Lopez says she and Marc Anthony are new Sonny and Cher
• Mercury News interview: Mark Baker, CEO of Orchard Supply Hardware
• Report: Police find San Jose girl unharmed, shoot and kill abductor
• Oakland police dismantle marijuana operation next to elementary school
• Esteban pleads not guilty to slaying of nursing student Michelle Le
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• Live chat: San Francisco 49ers vs. New York Giants in the NFC championship game, Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
• Pinole seeks rep for county vector control board
• San Jose: Man in vigilante attack sentenced to three years in prison
• Why You Need a Cover Letter with Your Resume
• Figure skating legend Peggy Fleming thrilled to see U.S. championships back in San Jose
• Effective teaching practices are documented in the literature
• Skool Restaurant and Bar- New Winter Menu and Detention Hall Happy Hour
• Oakland: Assembly hearing today to focus on improving lives young minority men
• SFO's international terminal glows red and gold to support 49ers
• Rain-slicked roadways cause spate of Contra Costa crashes
• Coroner: Santa Clara motorcyclist, 25, identified following deadly crash
• Live chat: 49ers-Giants NFC Championship game preview, Saturday at 12:30 p.m.
• Yahoo! Yahoo!News gets it right about Oakland's awesomeness
• Oakland Restaurant Week January 20-29, 2012 Dining Deals --Starts Today
• LA Galaxy re-signs David Beckham
• Little-known Thurman is the star of Cal's biggest win of the season
• College basketball: Stanford tumbles out of first place
• No. 4 Stanford Cardinal continues dominance over Washington State in women's basketball
• Apple makes move to digitize academic learning
• The opposite of evil: Google named best place to work in America
• No. 24 Saint Mary's men's basketball team beats Pepperdine for eighth consecutive win
• Cal men's basketball team holds off late Washington rally
• Oakland against seeks to stop port shutdowns
• Slow pace of Oakland police reforms puts department in the hot seat
• Oakland man faces life in prison in long-running cocaine distribution conspiracy
• Golden State Warriors find a bench on the road
• Federal judge says she'll stop IHSS cuts
• Federal judge says she'll stop IHSS cuts
• Daly City police looking for missing man
• Authorities ID Pleasanton man killed in Newark crash
• Week 4 NBA power rankings: Eastern Conference
• UC Berkeley faculty stand between protesters, police crackdown
• Oakland boy, 14, appears in court on sexual assault, robbery charges
• Election 2012: A concise summery of the general election process
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Rock legend's company sued over Peninsula car fire; Marin financial advisor pleads guilty to fraud
• Oakland close to signing Petaluma's Gomes for outfield depth
• Walnut Creek man charged in Danville wreck that killed two
• Week 4 NBA power rankings: Western Conference
• Mills College Center for Urban Schools and Partnerships to Present Discussion with Veteran Educators
• SF sheriff Mirkarimi pleads not guilty to domestic violence
• Slideshow: San Francisco kicker David Akers reboots the record books
• Anonymous takes down government, recording industry websites in retaliation for bust
• Hicks: Jude Law getting, cash, apology from Rupert Murdoch
• Derelict ferryboat moved from Delta to be scrapped
• Apple makes move to digitalize academic learning
• Union City woman accused of intentionally hitting Fremont women with vehicle
• PG&E: Odor near Bay Point is harmless
• Sex poses surprisingly low risk to heart patients
• 49ers' run puts focus on belligerent fans
• Hicks: Khloe Kardashian's father is O.J. Simpson, says National Enquirer
• Defense sets the tone for San Francisco 49ers
• Photographer injured in fall from two-story Santa Clara Valley Medical Center building
• Mark Purdy: Candlestick Park is 'a fortress' for 49ers
• Missing 81-year-old Newark man found in New York City
• Mirkarimi pleads not guilty to domestic violence
• Hicks: William Shatner to be killed off by Priceline
• Rain is here, and forecast to stay for a few days
• Oakland man to be charged with homicide for beating death of his mother
• Sharks: Goalie Niittymaki sent to Worcester
• SOPA setting a right with a right to a right
• Homeless New York science whiz getting $50,000 scholarship
• Bay Area Jazz: Jan. 19-22
• Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter's health takes turn for worse
• After a rough 2010 season, life is a kick again for the 49ers' David Akers
• Burglars raid Dublin Target for electronics, then throw them onto freeway in chase
• Medical marijuana laws to get State Supreme Court hearing
• Abortion-rights advocates organize counter-rally in San Francisco
• Bail reduced for Union City teacher facing statutory rape charges
• Urban US Chinatowns wane as Asians head to suburbs
• San Jose: Police announce arrest in October homicide
• Three bone marrow drives next week at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
• Olympic skater coming to Alameda ice rink Friday
• Authorities ID Pleasanton man killed in Newark crash
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke dies at 29
• Indians pitcher Fausto Carmona arrested in identity case
• Oakland man accused of Alameda burglaries
• San Francisco: Driver who got stuck in Muni tunnel suspected of DUI
• Ellis remains seventh in All-Star voting
• Celeb Pix: Meet the sexy stars of 'Spartacus: Vengeance'
• Arik Armstead interview video -- Cal still in the picture
• PG&E: Cable failure led to brief Pleasant Hill outage
• Antioch police seek suspect in aborted bank robbery
• Johnny Otis, legendary R&B singer who grew up in Berkeley, dies at 90
• San Francisco: Muni driver charged with vehicular manslaughter for hitting pedestrian
• GAMETRUCK Pleasanton Unleashes Grand Opening
• Andre Ward commentating on Showtime this Friday night
• SOPA protest part of growing Silicon Valley-Hollywood beef
• Gunman opens fire on undercover officer's vehicle in San Leandro, eludes capture
• Ellis' 30 not enough as Warriors lose to the Nets
• Kim Kardashian, Kanye West Affair Causes Kim to Copy Amber Rose's Style?
• Santa Clara: Group says it has enough signatures to force vote on 49ers stadium loan
• Wikipedia, Google and other websites protest anti-piracy laws
• California could be model for 'super PAC' disclosure
• Biden in San Francisco to raise money, predicts victory in November
• Monta Ellis has a big night, but Golden State Warriors lose to New Jersey Nets
• College basketball: Stanford, Cal set to battle elements in Washington
• Cal basketball: Sophomore forward Richard Solomon ruled academically ineligible
• Former Shark Milan Michalek returns to San Jose as an NHL All-Star
• A's lease expires in 2013
• Mark Purdy: Breaking down Alex Smith's improvement
• San Francisco 49ers made all the right moves in piecing secondary together
• Abortion foes to gather for weekend rallies in Bay Area
• Moraga-Orinda fire board's change of heart leaves station purchase in limbo
• Arik Armstead will wait until signing day to announce his college choice
• One killed in Newark when burglary suspects crash into car
• Roadshow: Carpool cheaters explain themselves
• Gang injunctions a hot topic at Hayward priorities meeting
• Science and Engineer Fair expanding
• Bay Point heads into 2012 with serious challenges, new priorities
• Walnut Creek fire destroys garage and cars, but firefighters save house
• Pinole imposes moratorium on home gun sales
• Richmond encourages police chief to turn down some mutual aid requests
• Cal's leading rebounder academically ineligible for the rest of the season
• The Joyful Effect
• Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy cancels interview with Oakland Raiders
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula man beaten, robbed of gold chains; Marin town sees robberies spike
• The one tight-budget trick you need for 2012
• Black teachers and the Oakland mutual matching policy
• Oakland police identify woman found in Oakland Estuary
• Oakland Deputy Mayor Lewis Cohen resigns
• Bay Area home sales struggle to revive in 2011
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers safety Donte Whitner's greatest hits
• Oakland sends out layoff notices
• Window to past opens in Brentwood
• Redwood City: Man robbed of gold chains and beaten
• Really? Rob Lowe tweets Peyton Manning will retire
• Broncos' Tim Tebow played through injuries in playoff loss
• One killed in Newark when burglary suspects crash into car
• PG&E: Don't expect a power outage at Candlestick on Sunday
• Roadshow: The free right turn debate rages on
• Roadshow: The free right turn debate rages on
• While Rangers sign Darvish, A's re-sign McCarthy and Devine
• Oakland cat rescuer facing criminal charges
• Oakland men arrested in Union City burglary, chase
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 18
• Antioch's Deer Valley High put on brief lockdown
• Hicks: Bruno Mars cleared of felony drug charge
• Recall: Issues, rules and risks, what Oaklanders need to know
• Carol Olson: The good old days weren't always so good
• Joan Aragone: Time of Your Life: Politics got in the way of keeping top medical leader Dr. Berwick
• Brown's visionary side emerges
• Abortion foes to gather for weekend rallies in Bay Area
• 49ers: The hit safety Donte Whitner will never forget
• Attempted murder suspect arrested on USS Hornet in Alameda
• Celeb Pix: The Rock takes 'Journey 2 overseas
• Alaska Airlines adding San Jose-to-Reno flights
• Tim Kawakami: Alex Smith already has game face on
• California could be model for 'super PAC' disclosure
• Paralyzed Nevada man reaches South Pole
• San Jose barbershop, icon in African-American community, burns, new owner vows to re-open
• Oakland Tribune receives $340,000 grant from The California Endowment
• Woman on bicycle hit by car in North Livermore
• Albany moves ahead on University Village
• Human head and then hand found in Los Angeles park
• New grocery store enters Brentwood market
• 'Mayor Everywhere' sees challenging year in Oakley
• Antioch celebrates legacy of civil rights icon
• Customer sues Zappos, Amazon for data breach
• Hicks: Rihanna hooking up with Chris Brown?
• 10-year-old bicyclist crashes into Jeep in San Ramon
• Lose the stress = Lose the weight
• Red Bull Music Academy Presents Gary Bartz Project & More January 25th
• SFJAZZ expands educational offerings with Discover Jazz
• San Francisco 49ers Nuggets and Gold Rush Cheerleaders
• Man rescued by helicopter after spending night in Alviso Slough
• Recall Quan
• The Romdroids
• The Incompetent Recall
• Letters for the Week of January 18
• Dispensary Permitting Freezes Up
• Traveling Bands Do Not Cross
• Berkeley Engineers Help Protect Refugees from Rape
• The CO2 Trap
• Jerry Brown Guts Oakland
• Exhibition - Space-Light-Structure: The Jewelry of Margaret De Patta
• Dublin council favors tough curbs on tobacco sales
• Richmond encourages police chief to turn down some mutual aid requests
• Lee leads Warriors past Cavaliers
• Bay Bridge closing could trim six months off construction
• David Lee's 29 points lead Golden State Warriors past Cleveland Cavaliers
• Overnight temperatures in San Jose, Oakland, Napa drop to record lows
• Wikipedia and other websites shut down to protest online piracy bill
• Niner ticket frenzy officially to start in high gear - then zoom to insanity
• San Francisco Giants give Pablo Sandoval 3-year deal; Tim Lincecum asks for $21.5 million
• Union City teacher arraigned on underage sex charges
• Oakland missing person case featured on TV One cable show
• Oakland Raiders to talk to Marty Mornhinweg, Mike Tice about coaching vacancy
• A murder trial starts for Richmond man Joseph Blacknell, charged in a 2009 homicide on Intestate 580 and a shooting spree in West Oakland and Richmond.
• Chef Paula Deen hid diabetes, pushed high-fat food
• Martin Luther Brings Real Music To Yoshi's 1/16 [Photos]
• Hikers see mountain lions near UCSC campus
• Future battles with aquatic invader in the Delta uncertain
• Dog walkers find human head in popular Hollywood Hills hiking area
• Lupoi's departure costs Cal two major recruits -- so far
• Live chat: Inside the San Francisco 49ers, Wednesday at 11 a.m.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin braces for coming weather changes; Peninsula marijuana dispensary to close
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis catches on
• WCC basketball notes: Can 4 WCC teams get into NCAA Tournament?
• Bail reduced, plea postponed for Livermore teacher charged with sex crimes
• Pleasanton teacher pleads guilty to drug charge
• Walmart confirms plans to open grocery in Pleasanton
• Documents: SF Sheriff Mirkarimi mistreated wife twice before
• Police exhume woman's body searching for connection to suspected serial killer Joseph Naso
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 17
• Trial starts for Richmond cop accused of brutality
• Oakland missing person case featured on TV One cable show
• Source: San Francisco Giants and Pablo Sandoval agree to three-year, $17.15 million deal
• Yahoo cofounder Jerry Yang leaves company
• Family objects to jury's suicide finding for man killed by Antioch police
• Union City teacher arraigned on underage sex charges
• Case begins for Oakland man accused of killing girlfriend despite lack of body
• Oakland to expand crime-fighting plan
• Fire in vacant house in Pinole contained quickly
• Basics of Filing
• Santa Clara: Coroner identifies man fatally shot by officer
• Brentwood man injured in motorcycle crash
• Police investigate Brentwood bank robbery
• Hicks: Chris Rene gets record deal
• Teen wanted in Oakland sexual assaults surrenders to authorities
• Federal judge to end state prison receiver
• Pittsburg gets new top mail boss
• Antioch man accused of stabbing father-in-law with ice pick surrenders to police
• Report: Oakland Raiders to interview Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg
• Bay Bridge's upper deck to close<br>over Presidents Day weekend
• Crockett man arrested in homeless camp slaying
• Celeb Pix: Vanessa Hudgens is red hot on the red carpet
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Attorneys lay out cases in Richmond police race-bias trial
• Trio sought in assault at Coliseum BART station
• Harbaugh's 'deep, abiding respect for blocking'
• San Jose Earthquakes add defensive help in Major League Soccer supplemental draft
• Martinez to try out high-tech parking meters that accept credit and debit cards
• Detroit Tigers' Victor Martinez likely out for season with injured knee
• Assistant coach Eric Kiesau leaves Cal, likely joining top recruiter Tosh Lupoi at Washington
• Hicks: Lindsay Lohan involved in Bin Laden plot?
• Sharks: Clowe sidelined for tonight's game with Calgary
• Pinkberry yogurt chain co-founder held at LAX on assault warrant
• Motorcyclist injured in I-880 crash in Oakland
• Both 49ers and Giants are peaking for NFC Championship game
• Crews extinguish two early morning house fires in Livermore, Pleasanton
• Police subdue man who climbed El Cerrito church bell tower
• Brentwood man arrested after gunshots, three-hour standoff
• Indianapolis Colts fire coach Jim Caldwell
• Early kindergarten on the block
• Even in poverty, A's should be doing what Tampa Bay does -- and they're not
• Living the blues (and jazz) with Robben Ford
• Martinez 'Christmas House' destroyed by early-morning fire
• SFO: Bizarre, tiny skulls with horns seized and destroyed
• Williams-Sonoma facing opposition to opening store in Sonoma
• Mount Rainier snowshoer burned money for warmth
• Vallejo police arrest man found with sword in pant leg
• SFJAZZ debuts Are You Listening online
• New comic book releases 1/18/12
• Young and old in West Oakland celebrate meaning of Martin Luther King's achievements
• Gain access to senior resources
• Program allows Antioch family to buy back foreclosed home
• Playground for special needs children opens in Oakley
• Program allows family to buy back foreclosed home
• Amalgrama
• East Bay celebrates legacy of civil rights icon
• Hang Out with Capcom and Play the Upcoming Resident Evil titles in SF
• Those Facebook posts could cost<br> you a job
• Oakland A's acquire bat in outfielder Seth Smith from Colorado Rockies in exchange for pitchers Guillermo Moscoso, Josh Outman
• Cal football assistant coach and recruiting ace Tosh Lupoi accepts job at Washington
• Landmark West Oakland train station on track for repairs
• Man wounded in Oakland shooting
• Tips for protecting plants in freezing weather
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula fire injures girl, destroys mobile home; Police arrest three after Marin hotel-room dispute
• 49ers bracing for a different New York Giants
• Eugenics: America's sad long flirtation with forced sterilization
• Oakland public schools and the mutual matching policy
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday at noon
• Sharks: Columbus forward Byers gets three-game suspension for hit on Desjardins
• San Leandro builds 'fiber optic loop' in bid to become a high-tech hub
• At hearing, Naso likens rape to 'making out'
• Tammerlin Drummond: Hey, New York Times, Oakland is more than Uptown
• Roadshow: More metering lights will be turned on near 237-880 interchange
• Hacker accesses customer database of online shoe seller Zappos
• Action figure of Apple cofounder Steve Jobs canceled
• Famed East Bay label is closing
• SF Mayor says he has no immediate plans to suspend Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi
• Hicks: Kasey Kahl of 'Bachelorette' fame arrested
• Multiagency squad puts out central Contra Costa grass fire on Bailey Road
• Warriors: Curry does not make cut for 2012 Olympics
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 16
• Report: Raiders to talk to Broncos coordinators about head coaching job
• Santa Clara: Investigation continues into first fatal cop-involved shooting since 2009
• Ex-49ers running back Roger Craig says fumble against Giants doesn't haunt him
• After dry stretch, rain coming to Bay Area, snow to Sierra
• Celeb Pix: Golden Globes after parties
• Mount Rainier park official: Snowshoer found alive
• Search dogs to scour Pleasant Hill BART station during drill Monday night
• Earthquakes open camp optimistic, thanks to newcomers, healthy returners
• The Power of Your Thoughts
• Romantic dispute leads to family standoff, gunfire in San Leandro
• Will Lupoi's departure from Cal to Washington ruin Bears' recruiting class?
• Cal football: Lupoi takes Washington job
• San Francisco police chief helps injured bicyclist after accident
• Antioch man at large after attack on father-in-law
• A's acquire Rockies outfielder Seth Smith in deal for Guillermo Moscoso, Josh Outman
• 14-year-old sought in connection with Oakland sexual assaults
• Hicks: Beyonce gets new type of fly named for her
• Justin Timberlake Engaged to Jessica Biel Only to Shut Her Up Over Cheating Rumo
• Khloe Kardashian Paternity Rumor Leads to Lamar Odom's Stripper Night?
• Bank foreclosing on O.J. Simpson's Florida house
• Pinole house fire deemed suspicious
• Four dead in murder-suicide in Fresno; fifth person hurt
• San Francisco: Woman robbed by masked suspect as she arrives home
• Oakland continues busy offseason, trades pitchers for Colorado OF Seth Smith
• Snow snarls Reno traffic; 11 wrecks; I-80 reopens
• 'Citizen Kane' to screen at Hearst Castle
• Two wounded in separate East Oakland shootings
• Hicks: Madonna and Elton John feuding
• A's trade Guillermo Moscoso and Josh Outman to Rockies for Seth Smith
• Where's all California's winter moisture? Blame blizzard-buried Alaska
• Richmond man shot near train tracks, claims he was targeted from rooftop
• Father of girl left at wrong stop by Mt. Diablo district bus is outraged by district's small claims appeal
• Daniel Borenstein: Key Democratic state senators balking at current high-speed rail plan
• O'Brien: New Legos aimed at girls raise questions about gender and play
• Mavericks organizers hope for new tradition on the coast
• Berkeley High jazz group going to Cuba
• Antioch receives $3 million grant to fix flooding
• A life that's far from the daily grind: Paul Rice, head of Fair Trade USA
• Clayton Valley High charter conversion prompts examination of state school funding laws
• Can first-place Cal compete with Washington in Seattle?
• King fought for economic justice, too
• Christian songwriter David Moore offers his new country gospel single for free!
• Warriors win first game on the road
• Photo Gallery: The 2012 Golden Globes
• Golden Globes: 'The Artist' is a portrait of an awards winner
• List: Golden Globe Awards winners
• Police ID 14-year-old sought in Oakland sex assaults
• Two 49ers fans shot by Saints fan after cheering San Francisco's win
• Roadshow: Bay Area leads state in issuing carpool tickets
• Oakland's EADOC Celebrates 2011 Results
• Oakland Raiders' coach search could heat up with Green Bay Packers out of playoffs
• San Jose Sharks' Andrew Desjardins misses game after taking hit to the head
• Monta Ellis' 22 points help Golden State Warriors bounce back with 99-91 win over the Detroit Pistons
• San Jose Sharks end trip with 4-3 loss to Chicago Blackhawks
• Warriors bounce back
• Briefs
• ‘The Artist’ paints a poignant portrait
• Realistic expectations of dogs
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 15
• Golden Globes roundup: Ricky Gervais snipes at Kim Kardashian
• San Francisco 49ers to host New York Giants for NFC championship
• Two dead and Gilroy woman arrested after San Jose DUI crash
• Part 1: Mutual matching may lead to segregation and tracking
• Santa Clara: Police shoot and kill man who reached for pistol
• Political Blotter: VP Joe Biden in SF Wednesday
• Man stabbed on the street in Richmond Sunday afternoon
• Perhaps needing an easy paycheck, former Cy winner Colon signs with A's
• Nine homeless after San Mateo house fire
• Report: A's agree to deal with Bartolo Colon
• Ex-A's pitcher Gio Gonzalez agrees to 5-year, $42 million contract with Washington Nationals
• Pleasanton: Fremont man shot in leg after bar brawl
• One of ex-Syracuse assistant coach's accusers admits lying
• Commissioner Goodell says NFL to consider some full-time officials
• Russian space probe crashes to Earth, with debris falling over Pacific
• Gunmen storm Iraq compound, kill 7 police
• Russia assails U.S. over Guantanamo prison
• Police ID 14-year-old sought in Oakland sex assaults
• Stephen Colbert talks about presidential ambitions
• One of ex-Syracuse assistant's accusers admits lying about molestation
• 49ers film session as Packers face NY Giants
• Twenty arrested at Candlestick during 49ers playoff win
• TV show that focuses on missing blacks makes debut this week
• 9-year-old boy hospitalized after pit bull attack in Sacramento
• Third survivor rescued from capsized cruise ship
• Police 'extremely confident' they have homeless killer in SoCal
• A year after California regulators began scrutinizing more health insurance rate hikes, reaction has been mixed
• Brentwood math teacher to represent region in contest for best middle school teachers
• Police arrest two during mostly peaceful Occupy Oakland protest
• Warriors begin road trip with a loss in Charlotte
• Cal routs Utah, stays tied for first in Pac-12
• Saint Mary's holds off Portland to stay perfect in WCC play
• Oakland Port commission vacancy -- interested?
• One person dies in Highway 85 wreck in San Jose
• Stanford basketball: Cardinal finds groove, routs Colorado
• Roadshow: How to handle speeding spouses
• San Francisco 49ers KO Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
• Tim Kawakami: Vernon Davis' winning catch ranks among 49ers' all-time great grabs
• Give 'Em Hill: Out with the old and potentially orbital
• Golden State Warriors blasted on the road by Charlotte Bobcats
• San Francisco 49ers offense picks up defense in 36-32 playoff win over New Orleans Saints
• Questionable hit on Andrew Desjardins puts sting into San Jose Sharks' win over Columbus Blue Jackets
• Hulet Hornbeck, former East Bay Regional Park land buying chief, dies
• 49ers advance to NFC Championship Game, beat Saints, 36-32
• Questions linger over developer's ability to follow through on Hercules project
• Miss Wisconsin wins Miss America pageant in Vegas
• Friday the 13th lucky after all?
• Rev. Randy Farmer's new country gospel album: "Love/Country/Praise" hits stores!
• Live Update: 49ers defeat Saints 36-32
• Election could change face of Oakland council
• Experts: Help needed for gay domestic violence victims in Santa Clara, other Bay Area counties
• Services scheduled for former Newark preschool head
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 14
• Photo Gallery: Martin Luther King Jr: The fight for civil rights
• Night of chaos, fear after cruise ship ran aground; 3 dead, 40 missing
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno speaks for 1st time since firing
• TV press tour: TNT's new 'Dallas' reunites Hagman, Duffy and Gray
• Stanford men rout Colorado 84-64 to remain in first place in Pac-12
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day events
• Two men injured in East Oakland shootings
• Farmers' market fresh: Braised red cabbage recipe for two
• Slideshow: NFL Playoffs: San Francisco 49ers vs. New Orleans Saints
• Stagebridge presents Counter Attack, a world premiere play by Joan Holden
• White House voices concern over online copyright bills
• Warriors sign free-agent center Earl Barron
• Report: A's negotiating with free-agent pitcher Bartolo Colon
• Stanford's Paul Ratcliffe wins national soccer coach of the year for third time in four years
• Bomb kills at least 53 pilgrims in south Iraq
• A look at the fall of super sports agent Leigh Steinberg
• Iran says CIA behind nuclear scientist's killing
• Walgreens sued over coupon-fraud allegations
• Fourth homeless man in a month killed in SoCal
• Where's all California's winter moisture?
• Where's all California's winter moisture?
• Dublin council targets tobacco retailers
• Quan readies for recall, gets labor support
• Golden State Warriors see an opportunity for wins on the road
• Warriors waive Ish Smith
• No injuries, damage after gas line explodes in Rio Vista
• Police say 31-year-old West Oakland woman has been missing for many weeks
• Mother wins part of $7 million judgment nearly six years after son's murder
• East Bay moviegoers get so many cult flicks, so little time
• Hayward officials ask for public input in setting priorities
• Santa Clara city attorney: 49ers stadium loan approval not eligible for referendum
• Possible meteorite discovered in Castro Valley back yard
• San Jose Sharks goalie Antero Niittymaki is getting tired of sitting
• Tim Kawakami: With physical play, San Francisco 49ers can beat the New Orleans Saints
• Lake Merritt offers volunteer opportunities on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Catch House Shoes & DJ Rhettmatic For A Night of Good Music
• Illegal immigrants getting major review, new chance
• Oakland ranks high on New York Times 'places to go' list
• Missing Hayward girl found Friday in Chico
• Martinez man pleads guilty to stealing $1 million worth of rare coins
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin town's new police chief finishes first week; Solano high school field gets makeover
• San Jose: Two middle school students sickened by pot-laced candy
• Antioch police concessions extended while negotiations continue
• San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi to face misdemeanor charges
• Apple agrees to allow independent monitoring of Asian suppliers' factories as internal report shows continuing problems
• Union City teacher arrested on suspicion of having sex with student
• At preliminary hearing, accused killer Naso reminisces with former girlfriend
• San Jose financial analyst wins $208 million lottery jackpot in New York
• 'In The Name of Love' musical tribute honoring Martin Luther King Jr. is Sunday at Paramount
• Hicks: Stephen Colbert planning a run for president?
• Brentwood to offer free Wi-Fi in downtown area
• Possible meteorite discovered in Castro Valley back yard
• Don't get burned; but do check out thishot show at The Crucible
• Spare the Air alert issued for Saturday
• More trouble for High-Speed rail as officials resign
• Womanist Symposium set for Saturday
• Arraignment delayed for Livermore teacher accused of sex with student
• At preliminary hearing, accused killer Naso reminisces with former girlfriend
• San Jose teacher charged with sexually assaulting two 7-year-old students
• Live chat: San Francisco 49ers vs. New Orleans Saints, Saturday at 1 p.m.
• Legal feud between bike giant Specialized and Bay Area startup ends in mixed verdict
• Educators and after-school program providers invited to attend 'Creating a Peaceful School' conference
• Saints quarterback Drew Brees at the controls of the NFL's most potent offense
• Mountain View police now say woman didn't bite kids, she pinched them
• Report: iPad 3 production begins, devices expected in March
• Brown's proposal to scrap 'transitional kindergarten' draws protests
• Five keys to 49ers offensive success against New Orleans
• Sentencing in Achilli case postponed for at least another month
• Ex-pupil arrested in classroom thefts at Concord elementary school
• Walnut Creek sued by carpenter's union over apartment project
• People: Judd Apatow slams Jerry Lewis at Critic's Choice Awards
• San Jose police identify two bank robbery suspects
• Advanced Placement courses and racial minority students
• Celeb Pix: 'Today' celebrates 60 years, Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell and the 'House of Lies'
• Report: St. Louis Rams hire Jeff Fisher as their new head coach
• Sacramento Kings hire Hall of Famer Alex English
• School bus involved in minor collision in Concord
• Three Stanford players taken in first round of Women's Professional Soccer draft
• 49ers fan from Marin has seen a record 607 games in a row
• Santa Clara's Mary Killman, Stanford's Maria Koroleva picked for 2012 U.S. Olympic synchronized swimming team
• Oakland/Bay Area Baha'i Events: Jan. 13-15
• Be Aware of Your Choices PART 2
• Amphora Nueva: all the olive oil under the sun
• 49ers need to have Saints' punter earn his paycheck
• Cal moves into tie for first place despite off nights by its guards
• Warriors sent Howard into the record book
• Orlando's Dwight Howard too much for the Golden State Warriors
• Cal basketball team survives cold shooting from top three scorers, holds off Colorado
• Saint Mary's College shows it's top dog in WCC, routing Gonzaga in men's basketball
• Grant money flows for Oakland port truckers, but for some it's too little, too late
• Warriors' Kwame Brown may miss rest of the season
• College basketball: Stanford struggles to top woeful Utes
• 'Tebowing' turns talk from football to faith and a question: Is God on the Broncos' side?
• Photo Gallery: 'The Artist' makes a lot of noise at the 2012 Critics' Choice Awards
• Photo Gallery: Red Carpet arrivals at the 2012 Critics' Choice Awards
• All-Star Logan Couture scores a goal in San Jose Sharks' 2-0 win over Winnipeg Jets
• Mark Purdy: Bud Selig says A's future now on front burner
• Logan Couture is San Jose Sharks' lone NHL All-Star
• Piepho's priorities involve money
• Judge rules: Innovative Bay Area development guidelines are flawed
• Change in tenants for Martinez affordable senior apartment complex worries council
• OPL exhibit, Educating Oakland: The History of Oakland Public Schools 1/15-3/31
• Man pleads guilty to coercing young Bay Area girls into prostitution
• Doctor sentenced in Medicare-billing scheme that stole from Richmond clinic
• Oakland Running Festival moves to Lake Merritt over concerns about Occupy Oakland
• Ellis is seventh among guards in All-Star voting
• Winter squash dishes get creative
• Kwame Brown facing possible season-ending surgery
• Kwame Brown to undergo surgery
• Arraignment postponed for suspect in Pleasanton cold case killing
• Santa Cruz County probe leads to California advertising ban for gold coin company
• Police release sketches of suspects in Oakland father's killing
• Tim Kawakami: Turnaround wasn't a surprise to 49ers players
• Richmond police investigate city's first homicide of 2012
• UC sees big jump in applications, but transfers fall
• San Jose Earthquakes take UC Santa Barbara's Sam Garza with No. 6 pick in MLS draft
• Missing Fremont woman found safe in Santa Cruz Mountains
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police book shot Marin burglary suspect; thieves steal BMW from repair shop in 60 seconds or less
• Latest potential Raiders coaching candidate: Dom Capers
• Livermore reels from arrest of teacher accused of sexual assault
• Monte Poole: 49ers G.M. Baalke quietly built a championship-caliber team
• 49ers' Willis took a hard road to NFL supremacy
• House Democrats request hearing on Carrier IQ, Android smartphones and consumer privacy
• Selig: A's bid to pursue ballpark in San Jose is `on the front burner' for MLB
• PUC promises legal investigation into PG&E for San Bruno pipeline explosion
• Retail sales numbers indicated that "the economy is still struggling," economists say
• Solyndra asks judge to pay out $500,000 in bonuses
• Hicks: Sinead O'Connor attempted suicide
• Martinez company settles air pollution fines
• Judge rules: Innovative Bay Area development guidelines are flawed
• Head of High-Speed Rail Authority quits as agency undergoes shake-up
• Poetry events for 2012
• State regulators orders Anthem to pay providers for services
• Police, family search for missing Hayward girl
• Oakland to issue layoff notices to 200 workers over loss of redevelopment money
• Dine About Town San Francisco January 15 – 31, 2012
• East Contra Costa Fire District sets meetings on parcel tax
• Roadshow: Mother Nature bouncing traffic noise into neighborhoods
• Bay Area Jazz: Jan. 12-15
• Martinez man admits to embezzling rare coins from Colorado museum
• Sheriff's Office: Discovery Bay gas station robbery was inside job
• 'Tebowing' turns talk from football to faith and a question: Is God on the Broncos' side?
• TV press tour: Is the end near for Showtime's 'Dexter'?
• Video: Sports columnists discuss 49ers' march to playoffs
• Bay Area air district discourages wood-burning Friday
• Missing teen Natalee Holloway declared dead
• Shrimp boat sinks in San Jose's Alviso marina, captain slightly injured
• Moraga town engineer offered assistant public works director job in Vallejo
• Alameda Planning Board helps clear way for Target store
• Logan Couture is lone Sharks' Player selected for the 2012 NHL All-Star game
• Alameda trustees prepare for contract talks
• San Jose: Two bank robbery suspects arrested, bomb scare closes Highway 85
• San Jose Earthquakes take UC Santa Barbara's Sam Garza with No. 6 pick in MLS draft
• Cal's recruiting class up to No. 8 nationally on ESPN.com
• Another body blow to Northern California jazz radio
• State of Change on the Road
• Fremont seeks applicants for new mayor
• Facebook shows relentless global growth
• Amid Romney's rise, Bay Area Mormons hope for more acceptance
• UC system to ban smoking, chewing tobacco
• Photo Gallery: People's Choice Awards 2012
• Driver killed in San Leandro crash
• More than a decade after her mother accidentally backed over her, Clayton's Miracle Molly and mom begin to heal
• Local sports digest: U.S. Olympic gymnastics team will be determined at San Jose trials
• Saint Mary's men face formidable challenge in Gonzaga's front line
• Oakland Raiders eyeing Miami Dolphins' Todd Bowles as head coach candidate
• Daly City ATM repairman who stole $200,000 gets time served
• Guard Nate Robinson has been a great pickup for Golden State Warriors
• San Jose Sharks travel to Winnipeg, which has embraced its new Jets
• Mark Purdy: Oakland A's future part of unofficial agenda at owners meeting
• Former San Francisco 49ers quarterbacks have advice for Alex Smith before his playoff debut
• County trustees approve Clayton Valley High charter school
• Facebook shows relentless global growth
• Bay Area Olympic marathon trials qualifiers
• U.S. Olympic marathon trials: Former Stanford star Ryan Hall joins a faith-healing church for guidance
• Contra Costa regulators vote to dissolve Mt. Diablo Health Care District
• Crews fighting garage fire in Moraga
• Teen shot in Adams Point neighborhood Wednesday night
• Antioch teacher charged with sexual assault in Pennsylvania
• Livermore lab watchdog appeals for closure of lab's bioresearch facility
• San Francisco merchant, 82, sentenced for passing $36,000 in counterfeit cash
• Police looking for missing Newark man with Alzheimer's disease
• Hayward woman sentenced in connection with massive Oakland identity theft ring
• Twinkies maker Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection
• Newest Oakley police dog getting in his licks
• Sex-crime diary found at Naso home, officer testifies
• WCC basketball notes: St. Mary's-Gonzaga game this week is big -- again
• Teacher at Granada High in Livermore accused of sexual relationship with student
• California legislative analyst expects lower revenue than Gov. Brown, raising specter of more cuts
• State budget: Analyst expects <br>lower revenue, more cuts
• Fritos, bologna and fish scraps can't bring elusive injured bird to safety
• Livermore, Dublin charter school petitions denied
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin town's leaders to ask Lucas to create theater; Judge releases Peninsula ATM repairman who switched bills
• Man shot in Livermore late Tuesday night
• Oakland officers disciplined in nameplate flap during Occupy protests
• Giants: Vogelsong agrees to two-year deal
• Hayward girl, 15, reported missing
• Mark Purdy: How Jim Harbaugh turned around the 49ers
• Police investigating two Oakland killings
• Roadshow: BART to San Jose draws cheers, and a few jeers
• New San Francisco sheriff awaits word on whether he'll face domestic-violence charges
• Pair busted with $500,000 worth of cocaine, meth hidden in luggage at SFO
• Man suing Facebook faces fine for not complying with judge's order
• Apple sends invitations to education announcement
• Carol Olson: Wooden sled, skates among top gifts many years earlier
• Record 29 Bay Area high school students are Intel semifinalists
• School Bell: Antioch's Delta Academy honors its students
• Fremont, Newark men arrested on child pornography charges
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 11
• Employees returning to abandoned Berkeley school building
• Former Oakland car dealership business manager pleads guilty to tax fraud
• Hicks: Khloe Kardashian not a Kardashian, say former stepmothers
• Oakland commercial real estate developer appointed to Lottery Commission
• Tiny frog claimed as world's smallest vertebrate
• Spare the Air alert called for Thursday in Bay Area
• Celeb Pix: Madonna the director dazzles in London
• Police and Occupy Movement battle over turf
• Hicks: Corey Feldman to name sex abusers in new book
• Brentwood Council holds first meeting in new chambers
• Former Brentwood Chamber leader memorialized
• Ned McKay: Antioch walk at Black Diamond Mines will search for evidence of Eocene epoch
• Probe into Beyonce baby complaints at New York hospital
• Panel removes Orange County judge for fixing traffic tickets of family, friends
• Arne Simonsen: A look back at 2011 in East Contra Costa shows few positive areas
• San Jose man arrested for luring a victim on Craigslist, then robbing with gun
• Oakland students not completing university eligibility requirements
• Commitments by 3 top-100 players puts Cal's football recruiting class in top 10
• Jazz returns to Oakland's landmark Chapel of the Chimes
• 'Amazed that we have one'
• Trial Begins for Gay Cop Accused of Discrimination
• Brown's Plan Threatens Climate Change Goals
• Letters for the Week of January 11
• OPD Arrests Protesters for 'Lynching'
• Corrections for the Week of January 11
• Greetings, Earth Penguin!
• Out of the Tents and Into the Chambers
• Brown Miscalculates
• Weed for the Wounded
• The Forgotten King
• Tax the Rich
• Warriors with impressive comeback victory over the Miami Heat
• Oakley postpones taking action on plan to build more affordable housing
• Golden State Warriors stun LeBron James and the Miami Heat in overtime
• Antioch will keep longtime boat ramp open
• San Francisco 49ers legends discuss the present -- and reminisce about The Catch
• Mayweather calls out Pacquiao; tells him to "step up punk"
• Pleasanton high schools may use drug-sniffing dogs
• San Jose Sharks open trip with disappointing 5-4 shootout loss at Minnesota
• San Jose Earthquakes re-sign forward Alan Gordon
• Richmond girl, 5, found safe after someone drives off with her in the car
• Police responding to fatal shooting in Oakland
• Battle over San Leandro Hospital not yet over
• Toyota unveils new smaller version of Prius
• Health district on brink
• LA council tentatively OKs porn condom ordinance
• Deputies use stun gun on passenger at Sacramento Airport
• Animal rights activists take credit for burning of Harris Ranch cattle trucks
• Officer: Accused serial killer Naso kept macabre photos
• Hungarian Music Festival at Holy Names University
• Slideshow: Flashback to 49ers last playoff victory at Candlestick
• Rescue group headed to Golden Gate Park in search of injured new gull
• Alameda woman arrested in aftermath of DUI crash that killed 18-year-old
• Pittsburg to hold multiple MLK Day celebrations
• No structural damage to Curry's ankle
• Clayton man who tried to steal parents' home pleads guilty
• Man who escaped from Santa Rita Jail back in custody, on immigration hold
• Oakland police and Occupy Movement continue turf struggle
• TV press tour: A 'Desperate Housewives' movie? Not likely
• One joint a week doesn't hurt lungs, marijuana study suggests
• Oakland community honors memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marijuana dropped from Marin smoking ban; Pair in paraglide pellet-gun case plead not guilty
• Suspect in 1984 Pleasanton killing of 14-year-old to face charges as an adult
• Jury in Pittsburg homicide trial struggling to reach verdict
• Howard Bern, UC Berkeley professor of integrative biology, indocrinologist, dead at 91
• Romney wins in New Hampshire, cements front-runner position
• Meeting about jobs at Oakland Army Base development abruptly canceled
• Brown's tax plan could fall short
• Four Alameda County schools nominated for Blue Ribbon honor
• New comic book releases 1-11-12
• MLB owners meet, but decision on A's leaving Oakland may not occur
• Torture added to murder charge for Daly City woman who poured boiling water on her ex-husband
• State AG announces $1 million settlement in car wash suit
• Hicks: Beyonce reconciles with father
• Customer shot at East Oakland restaurant
• 49ers fondly remember franchise's last Candlestick playoff appearance
• County supes set date for Sufi Sanctuary outside Walnut Creek
• San Ramon carwash to pay settlement in unpaid wages case
• Newest Oakley police dog getting in his licks
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 10
• Mt. Diablo district admits administrators made mistakes on state grant for Mt. Diablo High School
• Former Pinole resident pleads not guilty to murder charge
• Kate Middleton Cried at 'War Horse' Premiere Says Steven Spielberg
• New Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie will get full authority
• Man arrested for sexual assault, carjacking in Newark
• Celeb Pix: Brad Pitt accessorizes at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards
• TSA agents who stole $40,000 from New York luggage get jail
• State community college leaders call for overhaul
• Monte Poole: Did Mark Davis make the call on Hue Jackson's firing?
• Jazz legends light up San Francisco movie screens
• Mark Purdy: Jackson's firing as Raiders coach is not a surprise
• Tim Kawakami: Raiders choose the full re-boot
• Oakland Raiders fire coach Hue Jackson
• Two teens arrested in Fremont attempted burglary
• A Romantic On The Road
• Photo Gallery: More from the 2012 North American International Auto Show
• Martinez school board to spend $6.2 million on solar panels
• Larkin deserves the Hall, but so do many other players left out still
• Coachella's full lineup released
• Access to higher education is the key to maintaining the American Dream
• Winter Spare the Air Alert called for Wednesday
• San Lorenzo: Retiree wins $11 million in SuperLotto
• Driving with Doggy
• Raiders' Hue Jackson fired by new GM Reggie McKenzie
• Tavola Italian Kitchen- Novato- Modern Italian Cuisine
• Alameda County child protective services criticized by state auditors
• Lawmaker's career on the ropes
• Plan to develop Oakland Army Base coming into focus
• Beyonce's Baby Blue Ivy Carter: The Name's Meaning to Jay-Z and Bey
• Saint Mary's men's basketball team cruises past USF
• Hayashi calls clothes theft 'absent-minded error'
• State regulators want to make safety key to setting utility rates
• Federal officials recommend full funding for BART extension to San Jose
• Federal officials recommend full funding for San Jose BART extension
• Police: Berkeley city clerk dies after falling down stairs in Oakland home
• San Jose firefighters extinguish two early-morning blazes
• A very special unit: San Francisco 49ers loaded with key specialists
• Alameda County child protective services criticized by state auditors:
• Panasonic and the Olympics Partner to Bring You the 2012 Olympics in 3D
• Utility explains, fixes phone glitch that frustrated hundreds of West Contra Costa residents
• Chevron, Contra Costa County spar, wind up property tax hearing
• ‘Parkway Trek’: the next generation
• Concord police search for tattooed man who robbed cell phone store
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin town's authorities investigate serial fires; Peninsula card room may pay city for police presence
• Suspect in Mission District rapes worked for SF schools
• Man flirts with SF cop, gets arrested on rape warrant out of Hayward
• Glassdoor.com names the top 50 best places to work for 2012
• Edible bird's nests sought from China to Silicon Valley
• Occupy protesters join strike at Union City candy plant
• Roy Disney family mulls bid for Dodgers
• Hicks: Nick Cannon's 'mild kidney failure' apparently cured
• Danville man rallies aid for troops overseas
• Occupy Oakland protester pleads not guilty to assaulting officer
• Georgia district investigates math homework on slavery
• Overturned big-rig stalls Highway 24 traffic
• Alameda Sheriff's deputies searching for burglar who escaped Santa Rita Jail
• Roadshow: The speeding husband vs. the worried wife
• Hayward parolee arrested after three-hour standoff with Livermore police Sunday
• San Jose man critically injured in Sunol crash that shut down I-680
• Sharks play 17 of their next 23 on the road
• Heat's Dwyane Wade might be a no-go for Warriors
• Richmond police racism lawsuit goes to trial
• Rodeo-Hercules fire district finances at focus of meetings
• Celeb Pix: 'American Idol' cast reunites, Golden Globe nominees on the red carpet
• Police: Berkeley city clerk dies after falling down stairs in Oakland home
• Hicks: Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi has cancer
• Livermore school district recommends denial of charter school petition
• Workers' comp insurance firm to slash Bay Area jobs
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 9
• Tate Forcier no longer a San Jose State Spartan
• Hicks: Beyonce's baby is more special than yours
• San Jose: Fire crews extinguish 2-alarm blaze in Japantown
• Hercules seeks settlement with developer who depleted project fund and left town
• 49ers prepare for Saints' rush to Super Bowl gold
• Scorsese, Woody Allen land Directors Guild Award nominations
• 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh not worried about being an underdog against Saints
• San Jose man arrested in DUI crash that killed passenger in Fremont
• Four Smart Career Goals for 2012
• Southern California dad pleads guilty to tossing son off boat
• Discovery Bay gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Firefighters responding to small blaze in Wildcat Canyon Regional Park
• Jay-Z raps about birth of daughter with Beyonce
• Eighty one percent of Oakland students need staff to take time to know them
• Fraud alert helps Pinole police arrest two in car burglary
• Week 3 NBA power rankings: Eastern Conference
• Concord council may change way treasurer is chosen
• TV press tour: Charlie Sheen says, 'I'm not crazy anymore'
• Santa Clara County Sheriff looking for three men who killed retired Gilroy man
• Photo Gallery: Auto makers show their stuff at the 2012 North American International Auto Show
• Fremont police searching for burglary suspects
• Jazz fans give no quarter in celebrating Jimmy Page's birthday
• Tahoe snowboarders can ride Shaun White's halfpipe
• The second week of January is National Pizza Week
• Ex-Cal coach Todd Bozeman accused of punching his player
• Former Tribune political writer Bill Martin dies at 90
• Drunken driver hits five parked cars in Richmond, police say
• Jazz news and notes from across the region
• 9th Wonder and Phonte Sell Out New Parish Last Weekend
• High-tech beds to help the elderly and infirm
• Nine Contra Costa County schools could lose millions of dollars in state funding starting in the fall
• Gov. Brown's release of budget a prelude to a wild political year
• Bay Area home prices expected to stabilize in 2012
• What’s Cooking at CES? See How Technology is Transforming the Kitchen.
• Week 3 NBA power rankings: Western Conference
• San Francisco 49ers defense gearing up to face New Orleans Saints, Drew Brees in NFL playoffs
• Above Ground Presents: Showtime At The Ritch with Iggy Azelea
• Allen Crabbe helps Cal men's basketball team roll past Oregon 77-60
• Political Blotter: Iowa is hardly a bellwether
• Gov. Brown's release of budget a prelude to a wild political year
• Roadshow: Double white lines to mark off 237-880 toll lanes soon
• Acoustic Pop-Rock band Wesley Woo and the Halftime Heroes release music video
• Oakland most fowl
• Activists sign up in droves for Bay Area transit plan meetings
• Antioch boat ramp project back at full strength
• Warriors drop to 2-6 on the season
• Cal's Crabbe explodes in win over Oregon -- first-place Colorado next for Bears
• San Pablo house fire displaces family
• TV press tour: 'American Idol' team bashes 'The Voice'
• Slideshow: Tebow's OT pass gives Broncos win over Steelers
• Man killed in Antioch motorcycle accident Saturday morning
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 8
• Broncos, Tim Tebow stun Steelers in OT, win 29-23 in NFL playoffs
• Danville man rallies aid for troops overseas
• Man detained after SWAT standoff in Livermore
• Oakland police arrest six Occupy protesters in Saturday night march
• Cop punched, brawler Tased in sprawling Walnut Creek bar fight
• TV press tour: Fox drops plans for 'Glee' spinoff
• Me ad My Car: Driving Miss Lilly
• Arizona remembers deadly shooting with bells, tears
• The importance of Stretching and S.M.R.
• CAHSEE proficiency rates
• TV press tour: J.J. Abrams talks 'Alcatraz,' 'Star Trek'
• 'Devil Inside' lifts Hollywood spirits with $34.5M box office weekend
• Report: Hue Jackson still in as Oakland Raiders head coach
• TV press tour: Sutherland says '24' movie to begin shooting soon
• Heater may have caused Daly City Lucky store fire
• Pacifica: 13-year-old boy pinned by boulder
• Edible bird nests sought from <br>China to Silicon Valley
• Mystery solved: Here's where Taz the chihuahua was for five years
• Building a library in Africa
• Drummond: A dedicated public servant to the end
• New merging lanes to ease I-680 congestion in San Ramon Valley
• Oakland eyes pay-to-play visa program for ballpark, new Coliseum
• Quan gets little backing from council
• Millions hang in balance of Chevron assessment suit
• Sharks outplay Ovechkin and Capitals in 5-2 win
• Report: New Oakland Raiders G.M. may replace Hue Jackson as coach
• San Jose Sharks maintain home ice dominance over Washington Capitals
• Stanford men's basketball team wins 103-101 in fourth overtime
• Golden State Warriors lose fifth straight game, falling to Utah Jazz
• Give 'Em Hill: On the march to March 9
• Santa Clara starts fast but can't hold up against No. 25 Gonzaga
• Roadshow: Could gas prices climb well above $4 a gallon?
• Richmond working with Chevron to try to avoid devastation to budget
• Eddie DeBartolo finalist for Pro Football Hall of Fame
• San Francisco 49ers offensive line matures into a team strength
• 'Avoid' campaigns are helping to raise awareness of dangers of DUI
• Coast Guard rescues nine stranded during Delta island fire
• Shopping Bliss in Oakland's Chinatown
• Pleasant Hill gas station robbery sparks search for suspect
• Book of photos captures spirit, beauty of Montclair Village
• Grand jury report questions need for fire district's $197 parcel tax
• Boy, 6, found alone in East Oakland lot at 3 a.m.
• Woman dies in Bay Point fire
• Motorists injured in two-vehicle crash near Sunol
• Nneka Ogwumike becomes Stanford's fourth player to score career 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds
• Richmond's first black mayor dies
• Rare Asian duck draws bird watchers to Fresno
• Muhammad Ali returning home to Louisville for 70th birthday
• Tuscan turkey bean soup recipe
• Santa Cruz business hit by armed robber
• Cal football has huge recruiting day at All-American Bowl
• Locally owned Indian Cuisine in Santa Rosa
• Former San Francisco 49ers owner Eddie Debartolo Jr. named Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist
• Man shot and killed in home near Gilroy
• Police investigating death of woman found in Oakland home
• TV press tour: Will 'Smash' be a smash hit for NBC?
• Biggest swell of winter sinks boat, belts beaches
• Mall magnate pulls plans to build high-end center in Dublin
• Fremont men to be honored for helping couple escape fire
• Gov. Jerry Brown calls for historic shuttering of state's notorious youth prison system
• East Bay lawmaker Hayashi pleads no contest in shoplifting incident
• Warriors head home on a four-game losing streak
• Sharks notebook: Third and fourth lines getting equal time
• Kobe Bryant scores 39 points to lead the Los Angeles Lakers past the Golden State Warriors
• Utility explains, fixes phone glitch that frustrated hundreds of West Contra Costa residents
• Mayweather free to fight on May 5; Jail sentence postponed
• Eye on the East Bay: Bus agencies adopt new look
• Redwood City: Burger King shooter arrested in Hayward
• Mountain View massage artist, 65, arrested for alleged sexual assault of customer
• San Jose-based solar firm says plant in Saginaw, Mich., too costly
• Monterey Bay Aquarium hikes admission
• Larkspur Ferry parking fee proposed to help offset Golden Gate Bridge district deficit
• Inmate a Solano County jail found hanged in his cell
• TV press tour: 'The Voice' enlists 'American Idol' champ Kelly Clarkson
• One injured in Union City fire
• Oakland's three slain children to be honored as 'Save our Babies' block party
• Raiders putting their new GM to work now
• Bethel Island man sentenced to life in Oakley bar owner's killing
• Oakland Tribune tells spinoff to stop using its name and logo
• Hercules suit against former city manager postponed; defendant wants trial moved
• Hundreds attend funeral for boy, 5, killed in Oakland
• Former San Francisco Chronicle Editor Phil Bronstein leaving Hearst
• Home loan protesters disrupt two Antioch banks
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin ferry considers premium parking fee; Peninsula officials to urge long-term care center's closure
• New Obama administration rule lets some illegal immigrants stay as they seek green card
• Bay Point man charged with murder in cousin's shooting death
• People: Justin Bieber gets Jesus tattoo
• Antioch: Highway 4 exit open after car fire forced closure
• TV press tour: Mariska Hargitay gets 'sexy' with Harry Connick Jr.; Howard Stern no 'shock-jock' judge
• TV press tour: Star-studded lineup set to celebrate Betty White's 90th birthday
• Stanford's Teresa Noyola wins Hermann Trophy as college soccer's player of the year
• Electrical union pays members to "intercept'' anti-stadium group in Santa Clara
• Firefighters extinguish Concord apartment blaze
• Sardine fishing vessel sinks in high seas off Santa Cruz coast, crew rescued
• Legislative analyst says state needs clearer higher-ed vision
• Forty seven percent of Oakland Hispanic students lack college counseling
• Gutsy competitor on the raceway
• Orange County tween who blogged about cancer dies of brain tumor
• Five 49ers earn AP NFL All-Pro honors
• Attorney: Brain tumor caused <br>East Bay lawmaker to shoplift
• Surprise: Oakland among '45 Places to Go in 2012'
• Stanford kicker Jordan Williamson still not ready to talk
• Sharks will face a rejuvenated Alex Ovechkin
• The Marshall Law Band at Pleasanton Main Street Brewery
• Preteen's webcam helps police nab burglar targeting open houses
• San Jose: Police identify first homicide victim of the year
• Hicks: Velvet Revolver reunites with Scott Weiland
• Group files lawsuit over Blair Park project
• Pleasanton woman to be tried for arson
• San Francisco Sheriff-elect Ross Mirkarimi investigated over abuse report
• Walnut Creek's Las Lomas High gets major tech grant, buys iPads
• Bowling great Don Carter dies at 85
• San Francisco: Exam shows bison calf died from blunt force
• Bloomingdale's to move into new Livermore outlet mall
• Richmond police report lower crime
• Celeb Pix: Van Halen rocks tiny New York club
• Man arrested at Oakland airport after leaving knife in carry-on bag
• Antioch foster mother sentenced to life in prison for killing niece, torturing nephew
• Livermore park district, school district to interview applicants for board vacancies
• Hercules transit center delays focuses attention on engineering firm
• New G.M. for Raiders
• Effort to block California 'Dream Act' falls short
• SF 49ers have same team make-up as Super Bowl '86 NY Giants
• "We the People" and the HSUS
• Cal's defense lets it down against Oregon State
• Report: Oakland Raiders to hire Reggie McKenzie as general manager
• San Jose Sharks beat Columbus Blue Jackets 2-1
• Host Oregon State Beavers leave Cal Bears out in cold
• The pika, tiny alpine rabbit relative, up for endangered status in California
• Berkeley-based biotech company Xoma cuts workforce by 34 percent
• AT&T finally rolls out high-speed 4G network in Bay Area
• South Bay DA, others get $1.2M settlement against diet company
• Cooler but sunny weekend ahead
• State Compensation Insurance Fund cuts 484 Bay Area jobs
• The Atlantic: San Jose edges Santa Cruz for nation's healthiest metro title
• Ford plans to open research lab in Silicon Valley
• Two ordered to trial, one on hate crime charges, in connecttion with 2008 gang rape of Richmond woman
• Panel vindicates Delta scientists accused of bias
• Alameda-based firm up for $103 million Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit contract
• Oakland man arrested in failed San Leandro bank robbery
• Fremont road to close next two weekends
• Triplets celebrate birth in Oakland 55 years ago
• Triplets celebrate birth in Oakland 55 years ago
• Trail camera photo appears to be wandering gray wolf
• Berkeley man ordered to go to trial on charges of sex assaults at complex near Walnut Creek
• Katy Perry, Russell Brand Divorce: He was Dumped for Being "Crazy" and "Kinky"
• If cats were in charge of a company
• $10,000 reward offered in Oakland homicide of 19-year-old
• As Santa Clara group collects signatures, city attorney not sure referendum drive on stadium vote is legal
• Former Stanford star Greg Reynolds traded to Texas Rangers
• Good Samaritans help elderly couple survive Union City fire
• San Jose: Carjacking suspect charged with attempted murder of police officer
• El Cerrito to pay tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Report: Warriors trying to trade for Dwight Howard
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula police seek bank robber; solo crash severely injures Marin cyclist
• Hicks: Tiger Woods' ex-wife destroys house
• Celeb Pix: Michelle Obama gets the spotlight on Nickelodeon's 'iCarly'
• Zynga's new game in "Words With Friends" series is second launch in two days, as company moves on from disappointing IPO
• Hicks: Zooey Deschanel divorcing Death Cab singer
• State Supreme Court mulls window for old clergy abuse claims
• Holiday 2011: Retail winners and Losers
• Report: Barry J. Sanders to choose Stanford
• Freeway pursuit near Pleasant Hill ends with two arrests, no injuries
• St. George Gins: a Bay Area Trifecta
• Tutors wanted for the Alameda County Juvenile Hall study hour
• K-12 schools will be cut $4.8 billion if taxes don't pass, Gov. Jerry Brown says
• Brown: K-12 schools face $4.8 billion in cuts if taxes don't pass
• Teens arrested in Newark street robbery
• San Jose nurse charged with machete-murder of wife's mother in Willow Glen
• Hicks: Mike Tyson's room burglarized by idiot
• Candy workers block entrance at Union City licorice plant
• Warriors' Curry out, will determine next course of action
• Combining LinkedIn and Your Resume for the Perfect Dish
• Warriors won't be facing the same old Lakers
• Shooting death marks Oakland's first homicide of 2012
• Catching drunken drivers
• Baby bison dies after being chased by small dog in Golden Gate Park
• Carol Olson: Wooden sled, skates among top gifts many years earlier
• Danville police arrest teens in Christmas Eve robbery
• Sacramento Kings fire Paul Westphal
• Hicks: Maria Shriver not taking Arnold Schwarzenegger back
• Earthquakes' 2012 schedule highlighted by game at Stanford Stadium
• Chargers fire Greg Manusky as defensive coordinator
• Memorial held for 5-year-old boy shot and killed in Oakland
• Jazz benefits abound this winter
• Cal picks up 15th verbal commitment -- offensive lineman
• Be Aware of Your Choices PART 1
• Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry sprains right ankle again in loss to Spurs
• Several 'Occupy' members arrested at Frank Ogawa Plaza on Wednesday night
• Dump old, impractical calendar, researchers urge
• Stephen Curry re-injures ankle in Warriors loss to Spurs
• San Jose Sharks beat Anaheim Ducks 3-1
• Man fatally shot in Oakland
• San Jose: Federal marshals arrest Norteno wanted in Los Banos double homicide
• Contra Costa County's new fraud notification program catches suspect property transfers
• Walnut Creek parolee arrested in connection with Lafayette robbery
• Tammerlin Drummond: More die while Oakland fiddles
• Green Bay Packers executive Reggie McKenzie interviews for front-office job with Oakland Raiders
• Golden State signs Nate Robinson
• What goes on beneath the pile?
• Police use of pepper spray had spotty record in Berkeley last year
• Landslide kills 25 in southern Philippines
• Steel workers spend emotional last day at plant
• Police use of pepper spray had spotty record in Berkeley last year
• Utility: Voice mail glitch may have left West Contra Costa residents in dark about water main break
• Utility: Voice mail glitch may have left West Contra Costa residents in dark about water main break
• Berkeley man ordered to go to trial on charges of sex assaults at complex near Walnut Creek
• New stroke procedures in Contra Costa County aim to provide speedier treatment
• Bystanders aid Oakland police in nabbing violent felon
• OPD releases sketch of attempted kidnapping suspect
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Burglary suspect, Marin homeowner hospitalized after gunfight; Police seek Peninsula man in assault case
• Seventy five percent of Oakland Black six graders not proficient in mathematics
• San Francisco: Police standoff with burglary suspect approaching 24 hours
• Police need public's help solving attempted kidnapping case
• Greenbrae resident, 90, and burglary suspect wounded in gun battle
• Grand jury indicts marine biologist for allegedly feeding killer whales in Monterey Bay
• San Jose: Driver who ran from sheriff's deputies found hiding behind a shed
• Key departure at PayPal not expected to result in major changes
• Burglars hit Hayward nonprofit agency over holiday weekend
• Hayward man injured in Union City shooting
• Roadshow: Figuring out where to install that GPS system you got for Christmas
• Fitch Ratings boosts Alameda County debt rating to AA
• Christmas tree collection at issue in Richmond
• Longtime West Contra Costa hospital rep departs
• 2012's Big Game in October
• One year later, Antioch Facebook group takes more subtle approach to seeking change
• With eye on K-12, community colleges to revamp
• 2012 Big Game will be played Oct. 20
• Hicks: Nick Cannon suffers 'mild' kidney failure.
• Dirty deeds: What goes on beneath the NFL pile
• Southern California lawmaker cited after TSA finds loaded gun
• Officials move ahead with plans for Reno air races
• Antioch sports legend Worth Shaw succumbs
• People update: Sinead O'Connor reconciles her icky marriage
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 4
• Cause of fatal Golden Gate Fields parking lot accident a mystery
• Eigsti and Lage team up for symphonic jazz
• Teen detained in attempted arson at Livermore High School
• Assemblywoman Hayashi declines to comment on shoplifting charge
• Medicare recipients benefit from the Affordable Health Care Act
• Hicks: Justin Timberlake engaged to Jessica Biel
• Eagle project lights up Sutter's Delta Medical Center's rooftop
• Brentwood Parks and Recreation Department moves into new facilities downtown
• Suspect surrenders in Bay Point shooting death
• School Bell: Byron GATE students meet LEGO challenge
• Park It: Winter is a good time to see birds in East County
• Around East County: Start the new year right by volunteering your time
• Many fearful of Iraq's future
• Teacher combines passions as refuge volunteer
• Celeb Pix: Meryl Streep takes 'The Iron Lady' to London
• 2012 Big Game will be in middle of season; outrage will result at Cal, Stanford
• Walnut Creek wants to know what residents think; 'Citizen Satisfaction Survey' will hit 2,000 residences
• Former Brazil great Ronaldo has dengue fever
• Sharp-eyed rancher leads to arrest in Utah-Nevada crime spree
• Intruder in house had no pants, said they were too smelly
• Yahoo doesn't look far for new CEO, PayPal President Scott Thompson
• 2012's Big Game
• Hicks: Taylor Swift beats out Scarlett Johansson for role in 'Les Miserables'
• Police use of pepper spray had spotty record in Berkeley last year
• Walnut Creek man dies in Tahoe after being struck by CHP vehicle New Year's Day
• California Artisan Cheese Festival, March 23-24-25 Tickets on sale now.
• Christopher O'Riley crosses genres with 'Shuffle.Play.Listen'
• New Year Resolutions: where you've been going wrong ~ Part II
• New Year Resolutions: where you've been going wrong ~ Part I
• Dealing with backhanded compliments
• Happiness: why you should give up everything to enjoy something
• Bacteria in your stomach could be making you fat!
• Experts: Don't build $99 billion California bullet train
• Deadly parasite turns Bay Area honeybees into zombie slaves
• East Palo Alto may consider suing Facebook over its expansion plans
• Richmond Superfund site toxic pollution increasing
• Richmond Superfund site toxic pollution increasing
• College hoops notes: New trend in the backcourt pays dividends
• WCC basketball roundup: St. Mary's finds right combination; Viney back for LMU
• Corrections for the Week of January 4
• Jerry Brown's Hypocrisy
• Jerry Brown's Redevelopment Plan
• The Air Jordan Frenzy
• Letters for the Week of January 4
• Coach Collins
• The Power Plant Cluster
• Handicapping Legalization in 2012
• Sensible Thinkers
• Poverty Stricken
• Exhibition - Question Bridge: Black Males
• Warriors expected to sign Nate Robinson
• Family sues Mt. Diablo school officials over bus mishap
• Ten tons of cardboard block Gilroy freeway
• Funeral for 5-year-old Oakland boy scheduled for Friday
• O'Brien: My 10 fearless high-tech predictions for 2012
• Iowa: Santorum, Romney leading the tight vote
• Mavericks opening ceremony to be held Friday
• Secretary of State's creaky computer system working again
• Trial begins in 2008 slaying near Southland Mall in Hayward
• Trial begins in 2008 slaying near Southland Mall in Hayward
• Employers strike out longevity on workers time talent and trust
• Nonito Donaire fighting for another world title
• Tech and tourists help spur surge in Bay Area hotel business
• Steve Jobs action figure in the works
• Police question man carrying a shotgun outside Serramonte mall
• Swedish firm announces $347M contract for BART extension
• Pistol-whipping occurs outside Walnut Creek bar
• California group creates complaint center for online privacy issues
• Experts agree: 2011 was a lousy year for stock IPOs
• Court hearing delayed for SF man accused of strangling wife, then stabbing himself
• East Bay Assemblyman Wieckowski announces campaign finance resolution
• The Port loses a major client
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Murder trial begins in Peninsula court; North Bay man arrested after allegedly stabbing mother
• Stanford season in review and look ahead -- can Cal overtake the Cardinal?
• San Jose police officer seriously hurt chasing carjacking suspect
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 3
• Dry December nearly one for the record books
• Oakland revokes Occupy teepee permit
• People: Angelina Jolie buys Brad a waterfall
• The shopping list: Mi Pueblo Food Center on High St.
• San Jose: 25-year-old woman is city's first traffic fatality of the year
• Disabled Oakland man digs in against pending eviction
• Sheriff's Office investigating Bay Point man's shooting death
• Stanford players take in Fiesta Bowl defeat, look to the future
• Deadly parasite turns Bay Area honeybees into zombie slaves
• Oakland Tribune cartoonist defined golden age of Bay Area sports
• Celeb Pix: 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' storms Paris
• Hicks: Van Halen comeback rolls along -- new single comes out next week
• 2011: A Banned Books Retrospective
• Report: A's re-sign Coco Crisp to two-year, $14 million deal
• Crisp re-signs with A's for two more years, but why?
• Warriors set to sign Nate Robinson
• Hicks: Kim Kardashian should pay more taxes, citizen group says
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• 49ers' Roman calls Penn State a 'lifetime job'
• Astound cable company comes to Pleasant Hill
• Two women arrested on suspicion of home burglary in Pinole
• Roadshow: 880-280-Stevens Creek, the interchange we love to hate
• Berkeley: Ruptured water main repaired overnight
• Calorie burning & Exercise
• Search near I-580 nets arrest
• Stanford football: OT Jonathan Martin headed to NFL
• Firefighters respond to mobile-home fire near Knightsen
• Santa Cruz nonprofit hopes to make fuel from ocean-based plastic
• Chargers keep coach Norv Turner, GM A.J. Smith
• Police searching for man who broke into San Leandro church
• East Bay scientist reduces violence against Darfuri women through better cooking technology
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of KKK store in South Carolina
• Frank Vignola: Jazz guitar at its finest
• Record highs as Southern California has sunny winter
• Airport delays at SFO expected to end when fog clears
• Paramedic, two others hurt when car broadsides ambulance in San Francisco
• Son arrested on suspicion of stabbing mother in Vallejo
• Santa Clara County identifies driver of fatal accident as Milpitas man, 52
• San Jose police look for armed robber with Jamaican accent and English cap
• George W. Bush barely mentioned in GOP campaign
• Califonia, nation's largest welfare state, makes deep cuts
• Pleasant Hill condo fire causes heavy damage
• Nintendo sells over 4 million units of the 3DS
• New comic book releases 1/4/12
• Kawakami: Luck's brilliance wasn't enough for a Stanford victory
• Union City's new top cop ready to lead
• BART airport connector rising but still stirring debate
• Golden State continues losing streak in Phoenix
• Oklahoma State defeats Stanford 41-38 in overtime in Fiesta Bowl
• Police chase ends with car crash, Antioch man's arrest
• War of the road bikes in the South Bay
• Federal officials join abortion clinic fire probe
• Emerald Views high rise battle heating up again
• Pedestrian killed in Caltrain accident in Menlo Park
• Domestic and gang-related violence drive spike in San Jose killings
• Since we're still here, let's review
• Gay history and immigrant aid laws to take effect in California
• Director of S.F. museums dies of cancer at age 58
• Fish and Game wardens arrest San Jose couple for poaching crab, sturgeon
• Apple's Jony Ive made a knight in his native England
• Slave labor targeted in California law, social media
• Girl, 16, injured at Sharks game just wants attacker to apologize
• California gasoline usage continued to decline in third quarter
• How to Land Your First Finance Job - The Ultimate Goal
• Wonder Years Later, Phonte & 9th Wonder Tour January 7th
• Reward offered for information into shooting of 5-year-old boy
• Los Angeles police say they caught arson spree suspect who terrorized neighborhoods
• People: Russell Brand looking at $20 million divorce windfall
• 49ers reflect on success, look ahead toward NFC playoffs
• 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman a finalist to replace Joe Paterno at Penn State
• Former Oakland Tribune cartoonist Lee Susman dies at 94
• Warriors fall to Suns in desert 102-91
• Celeb Pix: Iraq war veteran and "Dancing With The Stars" champion J.R. Martinez smells like roses
• No mall for Indians in Fremont
• Sixty five percent of Oakland Hispanic six graders not proficient in English
• People update: Madonna says no to portraying Jackie O
• A's enter 2012 with no talent, no hope and no chance
• Higher education has always been the future, and it's now in jeopardy
• Power restored in Daly City, Pacifica
• People update: Aretha Franklin engaged to longtime boyfriend
• Richmond: Suspect in stolen car arrested after brief chase
• Police say body believed to be suspected Rainier gunman found, ID not confirmed
• Cee Lo Green ticks off John Lennon fans
• 49ers and Raiders 2012 home and road opponents
• San Jose police identify woman killed in Willow Glen home
• People: James Durbin, Santa Cruz 'American Idol' star, gets hitched
• Obama-Clinton dream ticket-an interesting proposition
• Raiders' Playoff hopes dashed by Chargers, 38-26
• Monta Ellis slated to play today in game against the Suns
• Bay Area accidents highlight importance of children's safety around vehicles
• March and vigil mark third anniversary of Grant shooting
• Empathy as an antidote for job burnout
• Building a Bridge to Self-Improvement in 2012
• NBA power rankings 1/2/12: Western Conference
• MediaTakeOut: Pregnant Beyonce Abandoned by Jay Z at 9-months
• Bowl season's top matchup is ... Stanford-Oklahoma State in the Fiesta Bowl
• Vallejo hits its second highest homicide rate in past 25 years
• Daniel Brown: "Greatest trade in football" fails to land Raiders a playoff spot
• Stanford notebook: Tight ends key Cardinal offense's efficiency
• Stanford defense braces for Oklahoma State in Fiesta Bowl
• Roadshow: Signs advising trucks not to pass on Highway 17 are not permitted
• Golden State Warriors' Dorell Wright's 3-point shot has gone cold
• Golden State Warriors' Monta Ellis might play Monday vs. Phoenix Suns
• Water main break in Hercules disrupts commercial service, residential subdivision
• NBA power rankings 1/2/12: Eastern Conference
• Two shootings injure three early New Year's Day
• Raiders blow playoff opportunity with loss to Chargers
• "Spare-the-air" wood-burning warning issued for Monday
• Britney Spears Engaged: Spotted Braless in New York City! It's Nippy!
• San Jose Sharks notebook: Short trip with some baggage
• Happy New Year Welcome to 2012
• Pittsburg woman killed in car crash on Highway 24
• Two arrested after beating outside of Walnut Creek nightclub
• Fake pizza order leads to robbery of deliverer in Concord
• Shootings and stabbings mar New Year's celebrations in San Jose and around Bay Area
• San Francisco 49ers clinch NFC no. 2 seed with 34-27 win over St. Louis Rams
• Political Blotter: For-profit college official named to student aid panel
• Oakland Raiders miss playoffs after 38-26 loss to San Diego Chargers
• Can focused student support reduce the achievement gap in the Oakland schools?
• SF boosts minimum wage to $10.24 an hour
• For some in need, Facebook is route to new kidney
• Golden State Warriors' Monta Ellis expected in lineup against Phoenix Suns
• Mark Purdy: San Francisco 49ers earn their much-needed bye
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers beat St. Louis Rams
• LA arson: More car fires hit Hollywood and other parts of Los Angeles on New Year's
• 2nd NASA probe en route to moon on New Year's Day
• Two small earthquakes strike South Bay
• Petaluma: 15-year-old injured in suspected DUI collision
• TSA: Woman tried to bring stun gun on plane in New York City
• Rick Santorum says he would bomb Iran nuclear sites
• California lottery results
• Bright spots, dark clouds -- Obama seeks right tone
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• Iran navy tests surface-to-air missile in drill
• 7.0 sea quake shakes Tokyo, but causes no damage
• Fate of GOP hopefuls rests with undecided voters
• Huge loss in home values cratered <br>the Bay Area economy
• 2012 Silicon Valley International Auto Show returns to San Jose
• Share the Spirit: Concord agency takes pain out of being a kid
• First year a rough one for Oakland Mayor Jean Quan
• Homicides in Oakland rise for the first time in four years
• Silicon Valley entrepreneurs shoot for the moon
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley 2012 will make your head spin
• Report: Squirrel monkey stolen from San Francisco zoo found safe
• Warriors dominated in loss to 76ers
• Oakland Effect: Oakland's homicide rate still a dismal fact of life
• Tammerlin Drummond: 2012 Time to turn a new page on violence
• Roadshow: A word of advice -- pay those old out-of-state traffic tickets
• Stanford football: A recruiting class like no other on The Farm
• Give 'Em Hill: A puzzling time of year
• San Jose Sharks coming up short in hitting stats
• Empowerment and peace in 2012
• Hercules to pour more money into transit center project
• Safer in Afghanistan
• Sin of omission
• San Francisco 49ers need to beat St. Louis Rams to earn next weekend off
• Oakland Raiders still in hunt for playoff berth entering final game
• Bay Area tries to rein in greenhouse gases with growth/transportation plans
• Stanford men hold off USC 51-43
• Police seek suspects in shooting death of 5-year-old boy in East Oakland
• Illinois topples UCLA in Fight Hunger Bowl
• Warriors' Monta Ellis to miss New Year's Eve game against 76ers
• Willow Glen machete murder: Woman who claimed to be another victim of attack arrested
• Cal's uses best half of the year to rout UCLA and complete Pac-12 basketball opening sweep
• Spare the Air alert issued for New Year's Day
• Parsnip truffle latkes
• Making all things new in 2 zero 1 2!
• Funeral services scheduled for Fremont mayor
• San Jose fire leaves 10 people without a home
• Boy, 5, killed in East Oakland
• A look back at 2011: Fewer bars than the year before and another adult store
• Monte Poole: Playoffs, and more, on the line for Oakland Raiders
• Local schools among those on ski-vacation buses busted for pot
• Boy, 5, killed in East Oakland
• Outdoor game in San Francisco would appeal to Sharks' Ryane Clowe
• Santa Clara edged at buzzer in Cable Car Classic championship game
• BART phases out discount paper ticket sales at most outlets
• New Parkway Theater to open in Oakland's Uptown district
• Raiders notebook: Oakland expects the best from San Diego Chargers
• San Francisco 49ers notebook: It's been a breakout year for lineman Joe Staley
• Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl: UCLA, Illinois will be led by interim coaches in bowl game
• Oakland: City says historical tree is fine
• Police detain woman suspected in Oakland hit-and-run
• Concord man arrested after Vallejo pursuit with his young triplets in his car
• Richmond tattoo shop holds "family friendly expo
• Redevelopment ruling reverberates through region
• New warden at San Quentin State Prison
• San Francisco school damaged in five-alarm fire struggling to reopen
• Joan Aragone: Politics got in the way of keeping top medical leader Dr. Berwick
• Traffic fines to double on stretch of Vasco Road
• Police arrest 14 in separate confrontations with Occupy Oakland protesters
• Stage Right to hold auditions for 'The Wizard of Oz'
• Mavericks organizers plan public safety meeting as surfing contest season opens
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin park admission price climbs Sunday; Peninsula surf contest readies public-safety meeting
• Grand jury transcripts show slain Michelle Le was subject of suspect's growing hatred
• Preparing your portfolio for 2012
• The top 10 stories in Bay Area sports in 2011
• Stop monkeying around and return Banana-Sam to the San Francisco Zoo
• Dangerous New Street Game: "Knockout King"
• PG&E announces rate increase
• Warriors' Monta Ellis on leave to tend to his grandmother's funeral
• Mark Purdy: There is, too, a local team in the Rose Bowl
• Company running teens in ski-bus laden with pot had similar incident before
• Oakland homicide victims will be remembered at St. Columba Saturday
• People: Did Russell Brand blindside Katy Perry with divorce filing?
• BART phases out discount paper ticket sales at most outlets
• Andrew Luck probably not be only the Stanford star making the Fiesta Bowl his college finale
• Oakland's Parkway theater finds new location
• People update: Mo'Nique wants out of stinky Georgia rental
• Gray wolf crosses into California, first seen in state in 88 years
• Suspects in freeway police chase linked to 33 Pleasanton burglaries
• Hercules to pour more money into transit center project
• Forty five percent of Oakland Black fourth graders not proficient in mathematics
• People update: Lady Gaga shows off new 'Vampire Diaries' boyfriend
• Verizon decides not to charge $2 fee for online, phone bill payments
• One man dies in Livermore house fire
• New Sicilian donkeys 'Pablo' and 'Luna' arrive at San Francisco zoo
• Celeb Pix: Wilde at the Kansas and Howard basketball game
• People update: Russell Brand divorcing Katy Perry
• Muir Woods to charge another $2 starting Sunday
• People update: Are Rihanna, Chris Brown tweeting their love for each other?
• Flying the Edge of America: Yellowstone National Park (Part One)
• Slideshow: High school football season 2011
• People: 'Bridesmaids' star Chris O'Dowd latest celeb to pop question over Christmas holidays
• Slideshow: High school sports: Off the gridiron to pools, courts, trails and greens,
• San Jose driver, 52, dies on highway in Milpitas, rain possibly a factor
• East Bay law enforcement arrest three in child pornography sweep
• Oakland trio arrested after pot found at San Leandro Walmart lot
• Police make drug, elder abuse arrests: Search warrant in Santa Cruz nets drug paraphernalia
• What has happened in the past year ?
• Cal faltered down the stretch -- but Bears are 1-0 in Pac-12
• Rapping Brentwood math teacher adds 'hip' to hypotenuse
• Kylie, Kendall Jenner Designing Jewelry: Kardashians Branching Out!
• Men's basketball: Dramatic defensive stop lifts Stanford over UCLA
• Santa Clara routs Eastern Michigan, returns to Cable Car Classic championship game
• Saint Mary's men's basketball team rolls over BYU
• Teenage girl who had brain surgery attacked by Sharks fan at HP Pavilion
• Fremont mayor dead at 77
• Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd made brazen sexual overtures to actress, Gloria Allred's letter claims
• Cal basketball team survives USC comeback to win Pac-12 opener 53-49
• How San Francisco 49ers rejoined NFL's elite
• Oakland Raiders notebook: Home finale with San Diego Chargers is a sellout
• NFL penalty records just red flag for Oakland Raiders
• Little evidence redistricting plot worked
• Stanford football notebook: Lack of BCS hype motivates Cardinal
• Brighter days ahead for Cal
• Vacaville man arrested in connection with hit-and-run that injured teen
• Roadshow: A life stolen by a drunken driver
• Ski-vacation bound buses loaded with pot, Bay Area teens catch a break from the law
• $1 million bail in fatal San Francisco hit-and-run
• X Factor star Chris Rene's sister, Gina, has a muse of her own
• Occupy Oakland protesters arrested at foreclosed home
• Yusuf Bey IV's former attorney to be suspended from practice for smuggling documents
• Services set for open meeting law advocate Sanjiv Handa
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Smoke alarm saves Marin resident's life; Peninsula police warn would-be New Year's shooters
• Technology for 2012
• Fremont mayor dead at 77
• People: Kelly Clarkson assailed on Twitter after endorsing Ron Paul
• California Supreme Court allows redevelopment money grab
• Cal football: Tedford sees brighter days ahead
• Pittsburg man pleads not guilty to arson charge
• Traffic moving again on Interstate 880 after van overturned
• Crews repair broken San Leandro water main
• Two homes damaged, four firefighters injured in Berkeley hills blaze
• Decade-old Pinole murder investigation ends in charges
• Live coverage: Bay Area cities react strongly to California Supreme Court's ruling on redevelopment agencies
• Sears, Kmart stores in Bay Area survive first round of closings
• Fleur-de-lis stolen from Pleasant Hill Boy Scouts headquarters found destroyed
• East Bay redevelopment leaders reeling after ruling
• Motorcyclist dies in Livermore police pursuit
• Bay Area has plenty of holiday options for recycling old gizmos
• Stanford archives offer window into Apple origins
• Police: San Jose man who wouldn't turn down music, and then pulled out machete, now in custody
• County evicts 50-year-old business to make way for tree landscaping
• Company seeks thousands of dollars from former employee for his Twitter followers
• Mortgage aid programs still have trouble helping homeowners in distress
• People update: Michael Jordan engaged to model girlfriend
• Woman wanted in East Oakland hit-and-run
• Dog rescued from Hayward fire sparked by dry Christmas tree
• Joan Aragone: New UCSF report shows more deficiencies with for-profit nursing homes
• Stepfan Taylor quietly establishing himself among the elite Stanford running backs
• People update: Russell Brand spotted sans wedding ring
• Teen to be charged as adult in Oakland shooting
• San Pablo police seek man suspected of stealing $100,000 in auto racing parts
• Clayton middle school teacher, already charged with molestations, also faces child pornography allegations
• People update: Jamie Foxx, Tyler Perry sued over supposed 'Skank Robbers' flick
• Mark Purdy: The most powerful person in Bay Area sports
• Verizon to start charging $2 for online, telephone bill payments
• Delaware court: Letter accusing former HP CEO Mark Hurd of harassment should be released to public
• Lafayette teacher's aide pleads not guilty to sex crime charges
• Proto-punk singer Sean Bonniwell, a San Jose native, dies at 71
• Texting teen serving 5 days in jail for fatal Sonoma County crash
• People update: Jeremy London to be charged with domestic violence
• Ski buses full of Northern California teens surrender pot to Nevada cops
• Two highly-acclaimed Santa Rosa restaurants offer New Year's Eve menus
• Man tries to sell stolen Mercedes at Petaluma gas station
• Liquor store guard shoots at fleeing thief in San Francisco
• Castagna Restaurant- Home-Style Cuisine -San Francisco
• People update: Kardashian nanny shopping tell-all book
• Cal 2011 recap and look ahead -- Holiday Bowl loss ruins strong finish
• El Cerrito opts in to redevelopment program
• People update: Victoria's Secret model Lily Aldridg, Kings of Leon singer Caleb Followill expecting first child
• Court redevelopment ruling jeopardizes Livermore theater plan
• Police union buys house next door to Stockton city manager
• People: Wynonna Judd engaged; will third marriage be the charm?
• Bay Area Jazz: Dec. 29-Jan. 1
• Police find burglary suspect in tree next to Marin market
• Fog advisory issued for three more Bay Area bridges
• Warriors nix Knicks in 92-78 win Wednesday night
• San Lorenzo cookie company is year-round holiday treat
• Salvation Army shares the bounty with struggling families this holiday season
• Ellis leads Warriors past Knicks
• Two homes damaged by three-alarm fire in the Berkeley hills
• Golden State Warriors rally to beat New York Knicks
• San Jose Sharks lose 3-2 in overtime to Vancouver Canucks
• Tammerlin Drummond: Sanjiv Handa was an original
• Carmakers, U.S. worry about hacking of cars
• New California law requires car seats for kids 8 years old and younger
• UCSF researchers perform first electrical recordings in human sperm
• Another blow for Genentech as Avastin fails in tests on ovarian cancer
• Stanford's StartX incubator looks to hatch more startups down on the Farm
• Would-be robber tries to enter San Anselmo store via the roof, gets arrested
• Swine flu strain that is resistant to Tamiflu is spreading more easily
• It's the 130th anniversary of San Jose's once famous electric tower
• Child abuse charges, not attempted murder, for baby-dropping San Jose mom
• New York Times agrees to sell Press Democrat to Florida firm
• Mt. Diablo school district custodian charged with molesting two children
• Four arrested on multiple gun charges in Fremont
• Kidnap, assault suspect escapes after ramming SFPD car in Oakland
• Cal football team suffers 21-10 loss to Texas in the Holiday Bowl
• Carmakers, U.S. worry about hacking of cars
• 17-year-old charge as an adult in downtown Oakland shooting
• Local venues offer variety of New Year's options
• An open letter to.....an editor?
• San Lorenzo cookie company is year-round holiday treat
• Saint Mary's men's basketball team opens season against WCC newcomer BYU
• Men's basketball: Santa Clara still dealing with key loss
• Was Carson Palmer worth the price the Oakland Raiders paid?
• Transit systems offer later service or free rides on New Year's Eve
• A New Year's revolution
• Pac-12 play starts amid mediocrity -- Cal may be favored
• Roadshow: Calling 911 to report drunk drivers gets results
• 17-year-old charge as an adult in downtown Oakland shooting
• Monte Poole: The Oakland A's are a travesty
• People: Ashton Kutcher dating Demi Moore clone
• State amnesty program for some old traffic violations
• Transit systems offer later service or free rides on New Year's Eve
• Mark Hawthorne -- aka Hate Man -- has made People's Park his home for 10 years
• Beset by rats, People's Park gets a trim
• A's send closer Bailey, outfielder Sweeney to Boston
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 28
• Two East Bay residents named to state posts
• People update: Cheetah, Tarzan's chimp, dies
• In Brief: Scouts to recycle Christmas trees
• Antioch looks for ways to corral stray shopping carts
• Warrant sweep targets 550 DUI offenders in Alameda County
• Mr. Rick's Martini Club ...Dinner & Dancing January 7, 2012
• Girl, 15, injured in shooting in San Francisco
• School Bell: Brentwood's Liberty Adult GED offers onlne prep class
• Police: Oakland men stalked, robbed elderly shoppers of gold jewelry
• San Francisco printing company owner to stand trial for worker's death
• Freedom High students offer website help
• Brentwood residents turn to online police reports
• California Supreme Court set to rule on redevelopment money
• Abortion, immigration changes among new national 2012 laws
• Authorities ID man killed in Fremont hit-and-run
• People update: Katy Perry, Russell Brand have 'massive fight'
• Lost couple rescued in Pogonip near UC Santa Cruz
• Celeb Pix: December 28, 2011
• Federal Glover: Guest Commentary: Miles to go and promises to keep in the new year
• 49ers mum on Terrell Owens; likely to fill spot "in house"
• Man hospitalized after East Oakland shooting
• Forty eight percent of Oakland Hispanic fourth graders not proficient in English
• Man arrested for robbing, assaulting elderly San Leandro woman
• People update: Steven Tyler's engaged, report says
• San Jose Earthquakes sign Victor Bernardez
• People: Tiger Woods' ex-mistress is pregnant
• Suspect surrenders to Oakland police on Mills College campus
• Lindsay Gottlieb has Cal women's basketball team aiming high as Pac-12 play begins
• Firefighters extinguish Moraga house fire Tuesday night
• Ring in the new year (weekend) with Brian Culbertson
• Stanford's Andrew Luck focuses on Fiesta Bowl, not memories
• Warriors to retire Mullin's jersey on March 19
• Fancy Food Show in San Francisco January 15-17, 2012
• Brown finds governing 'endlessly interesting'
• Letters for the Week of December 28, 2011
• Spies in the House of Art
• Year in Review, Part Two
• The Legalization Nation Index
• Year in Review, Part One
• Oakland Church Forces Little Kids to Raise Money
• The Port Should Pay for Police
• Corrections for the Week of December 28
• Two men receive transplants on Christmas from Oakland shooting victim
• Lucky scam overcome by generosity to South Bay Blue Star Moms
• Governor begins naming new judges across state
• Brown finds governing 'endlessly interesting'
• Christmas crackdown on fireplaces yields 400 complaints; New Year's may be next
• Cal's Isi Sofele wants to play a big part vs. Texas at Holiday Bowl
• Ohlone trustee pleads no contest to election fraud
• A year of proving people wrong
• New Year's Eve night, ring it in right
• San Francisco 49ers release wide receiver Braylon Edwards
• Sheriff's deputies shoot pit bull that charged them during Bethel Island search
• San Jose Sharks have a glut of goalies on roster
• Ohlone trustee pleads no contest to election fraud
• Pac-12 men's basketball preview: Top contenders few and far between
• New Occupy Oakland camp in West Oakland
• Roadshow: Flap over radio commercials is just a lot of noise to some
• Police investigating sexual assault in East Oakland
• Antioch toddler's death a 'tragic accident,' police say
• Judge dismisses federal suit over UC Berkeley harassment
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula highway reopens after fatal crash; Hundreds mark holiday in Marin
• Man tries to abduct 9-year-old boy in Oakland
• Barney: The Top 10 (or 11) <br>TV shows of 2011
• Sexual assault and robbery reported in Oakland
• Sexual assault and robbery reported in Oakland
• 49ers place eight on Pro Bowl team, tops in NFC
• People: Maria Shriver might not divorce Arnold, TMZ says
• Custodian arrested on suspicion of lewd acts with a child worked at three elementary campuses
• Three Raiders make Pro Bowl
• Judge dismisses federal suit over UC Berkeley harassment
• Man tries to abduct 9-year-old boy in Oakland hills
• Bay Area man receives liver transplant on Christmas from shooting victim
• Two injured in plane crash at Buchanan Field in Concord
• Slideshow: Bay Area News Group photographers' favorite images of 2011
• Three Oakland Raiders make Pro Bowl
• Slideshow: The best of cartoonist Tom Meyer in 2011
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 27
• People update: Lady Gaga's assistant sues for $380,000
• California Gov. Jerry Brown gets mostly B grades from analysts for memorable, though ultimately disappointing first year back
• Antioch toddler's death a 'tragic accident,' police say
• Fremont police: Two vehicles hit and kill pedestrian, keep driving
• Oakland City Hall gadfly Sanjiv Handa has died
• Golden State Warriors: Stephen Curry misses practice with bad ankle
• Berkeley rattled by 2.2 magnitude earthquake
• People update: Kris Humphries shrugs off Kardashian-related boos
• BART delayed at West Oakland station by search for missing elderly man
• Marin man accused of road-rage ramming on freeway
• Farewell to Merce
• Post-Modernism Banned!
• People update: 'Survivor' producer to stand trial on wife's murder
• Martinez to issue $4 million in bonds to pay for water system upgrades
• Illegal firework explosion sends shrapnel into San Leandro homes
• People update: Heavy D died of natural causes, coroner says
• Jazz giants play for Rollins as CBS airs 'Kennedy Center Honors'
• Couple identified in murder-suicide in Santa Cruz County
• Four Ways to Transition into a New Finance Job
• Pedestrian fatally struck by big-rig on Highway 101 in Gilroy
• Girl's disappearance 20 years ago haunts Solano County
• San Francisco 49ers release wide receiver Braylon Edwards
• Mark Zuckerberg vacations in Vietnam, which isn't friendly with Facebook
• Remembering Ralph McDonald
• Fremont: Power outage affects 1,400
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Roadshow: Flap over radio commercials is just a lot of noise to some
• Suspected drunken driver takes out seven telephone poles in Marysville
• New York Knicks claim former Warriors guard Jeremy Lin off waivers
• $10,000 reward offered in Christmas Eve homicide
• New comic book releases 12/28/11
• Union City man launches clothing line
• BART seismic work will displace greenway users
• Raiders glad to be in the hunt in the final week
• Shoppers take the malls for returns, to cash in those gift cards
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Disgraced ex-journalist Stephen Glass fights to get California law license
• Backcourt mates Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry lead Golden State Warriors to victory over Chicago Bulls
• San Jose Sharks lose to Anaheim Ducks 3-2
• New rideshare sites around Bay Area rely on Facebook
• UCSC moves to new method on admissions
• Zynga's IPO flop could hurt some Silicon Valley startups
• The Electric Car in 2011: Like a Baby Taking its First Steps
• Dig for SF's transport terminal unearths artifacts
• Four Bay Area residents split $780k MEGA Millions lotto prize
• San Jose State college students help high schoolers navigate the college application process
• In battle to save Bonny Doon vineyards, scientists try tricking bacteria
• California state senator aims to double lobby fee in California -- to 14 cents a day
• Attention, shoppers: Get ready to BYOB (bring your own bag) in San Jose stores
• Santa Cruz woman, 88, dies after murder suicide
• Lingering smoke from holiday a Bay Area health hazard
• California Highway Patrol investigating hit and run accident in Fremont
• Would-be jumper snarls traffic on Antioch Bridge
• Study: San Francisco Bay oil spill damaged herring
• Prolific DUI offender now has cases in two Bay Area counties
• Oakland Raiders glad to be in the hunt in the final week
• Shoppers take to the malls for returns, to cash in gift cards
• Travelers at SFO face up to 2-hour delays
• San Francisco: More than 100 bird-watchers to take annual Christmas bird count around the bay
• YEAR END POLITCAL PROSTITUTES
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula entrepreneur honored; Buses may link Marin towns to transit system
• ‘A Dangerous Method’: in the mind of madness
• California executions remain in everlasting limbo
• Woman, two dogs killed <br>in San Leandro blaze
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 26
• Finding a Position with a Recruitment Agency
• Middle schoolteacher takes on giant math problem: Getting kids to love numbers
• Shoppers take the malls for returns, to cash in those gift cards
• Cal football: Quarterback Maynard adjusts after slow start
• These 49ers don't flinch in face of adversity
• Alameda County judge gives felons a second chance
• East Bay roots sprout a Texas Longhorn by way of Hollywood, selfless service and combat
• San Jose: 2 families file lawsuit in child care worker molest case
• Thirty six percent of Oakland Hispanic fourth graders not proficient in math
• Fifty two percent of Oakland Black fourth graders not proficient in English
• Police identify man killed in car in Oakland
• One killed, two wounded in Oakland shootings
• Small quake centered near San Leandro
• Marine mom keeps military's effort in focus
• New rideshare sites that rely on Facebook
• Warriors lose 105-86 in season opener
• Los Angeles Clippers play Grinch on Christmas against Golden State Warriors
• Mark Purdy: Pregame glitz isn't nearly enough for Golden State Warriors
• Sequoia Elementary School - Jewel in the Dimond
• Warriors fall 105-86 to Clippers in season opener
• Stanford football: Defensive lineman Terrence Stephens plans to honor his hero, the late Chester McGlockton
• Cal linebacker Mychal Kendricks works his way to the top
• Roadshow: Budget cuts prevent traffic-calming studies in San Jose
• Roadshow: Budget cuts prevent traffic-calming studies in San Jose
• Political Blotter: New law cracks down on 'robotripping'
• Oakley couple fill home with vintage vehicles
• Oakland boy pays it forward after receiving a liver transplant
• A's hosting FanFest at Oracle Arena on Jan. 29
• Changes could be in store for Antioch senior bus program
• Golden State Warriors season preview
• Familiar face takes mayor's gavel in Pinole
• Collision closes I-580 lanes in Richmond for an hour
• Distraught mother drops 22-month-old son out second-story window in San Jose
• The electric car in 2011
• Oakland: Man shot, killed in car
• Give 'Em Hill: A tale of two lines
• Drummond: Teaching life skills through golf
• Foothill Boulevard gateway getting face-lift in Hayward
• Program keeps children in the family
• For refugees, leaving California a gamble
• Roadshow: A call for a national day to salute our road builders
• San Francisco: Coast Guard rescues 'duck' boat passengers after report of fire
• English Learner becomes first women in her family to go to college
• Oakland Raiders beat Kansas City Chiefs in overtime 16-13
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers beat Seattle Seahawks
• Source: A's owner 'very confident' deal to move team to San Jose is near
• Source: A's owner 'very confident' deal to move team to San Jose is near
• San Francisco 49ers rally past Seattle Seahawks 19-17
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 24
• Man injured in West Oakland shooting
• Thomas Peele: California should open police personnel records to scrutiny
• Slideshow: Oakland Raiders beat Kansas City Chiefs in OT
• Woman injured in East Palo Alto shooting
• Delta First 5 center grants holiday wishes in far East Contra Costa
• Monte Poole: Oakland Raiders find a way to 'win it in the end'
• More than 200 holiday season DUI arrests in Santa Clara County
• Ban on wood-burning fires extended to Christmas Day
• Three wounded in downtown Oakland shooting
• Pope laments Christmas consumerism, glitter
• CA's top judge: Death penalty no longer effective
• Authorities ID Oakland man in fatal Bay Bridge crash
• Cal blown out by a ranked team again
• NYE 2012: Enjoy BATS Improv, dancing and a champagne toast at midnight!
• 22-year-old dies at hospital after stabbing in Vallejo
• El Cerrito: suspected burglars arrested with help of Guitar Center workers
• Wesla Whitfield and Mike Greensill present annual "Santa Vigil"
• Show some love to Christmas workers
• Union City fire damages home, displaces residents
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs, Saturday at 10 a.m.
• BART delay this morning from Concord station to Millbrae
• When the giving gives out
• All that glitters isn't recycling gold
• San Jose Sharks win fourth in a row, beating Los Angeles Kings
• Eye on the East Bay: Oakley story lost in translation
• Oakland A's officially send Gio Gonzalez to Washington Nationals; will closer Andrew Bailey be next to go?
• Retailers looking for strong finish to Christmas shopping season
• Oakland Raiders, Kansas Chiefs still have postseason hopes
• Mark Purdy: San Francisco 49ers defense hitting the right way
• Wish Book: Voice of determination
• Martinez police seek pair in restaurant robbery
• Pittsburg teachers claim district not providing textbooks, warnings of violent students
• Council clears the way for food trucks
• Hercules makes interim top cop permanent
• Citywise: Hayward airport lease item delayed
• Assuring Grandmother's Legacy Drives Nicole Maxali's Creativity
• Bundle up, Santa. It's cold out there
• Man hospitalized after Vallejo stabbing
• Cal gets 14th verbal commitment -- offensive lineman
• Two arrested after police close Occupy Berkeley camp
• In China, car brands evoke unexpected stereotypes
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin man arrested in alleged road-rage incident; Pedestrian struck, killed in Peninsula crosswalk
• Suspect in fatal shooting near Occupy Oakland encampment arraigned on murder charge
• Packed San Jose mall partially evacuated after too much cleaner gets in air
• CHP officer nearly struck by motorist in Vacaville
• Suspect in Vallejo double homicide gets new attorney
• Credit rating agency downgrades Pleasant Hill Recreation and Park District
• Most retailers don't plan later hours on Christmas Eve
• Coach Tom Martinez, best known as Tom Brady's guru, still fighting
• Curry gives Warriors a base to build around
• San Francisco fire caused $8M in damage, started near trash chute
• Cal men's basketball team can't keep up with UNLV
• Nun famous for kissing Elvis prays for miracle -- millions to renovate Connecticut abbey
• Former employee files $31 million lawsuit against Pacific Steel in Berkeley
• Striking nurses kept out of hospitals until Saturday morning
• Poetic perseverance
• 49ers are winning the turnover battle
• Fire investigators seek additional arson changes against Pittsburg man
• San Jose: Bank manager, husband charged with stealing $1 million from 96-year-old
• Santa Cruz mugger gets smelly surprise -- bag of dog poop
• Marine who survived Pearl Harbor attack to be interred at USS Arizona
• People: Melanie Amaro will spend her $5 million on house, chicken
• Study: Most people still don't trust online info
• Castro Valley fire leaves family without a home
• Filipino-Americans gather for traditional, nine-day pre-Christmas ritual
• ICE turns murder suspect arrested in San Jose over to Mexican authorities
• Two women arrested for DUI in same car in Hayward
• Northern California family answers Washington girl's 'air mail' to Santa
• Air Jordan release sparks violence at Richmond, Fairfield malls
• Two hospitalized after shooting in Berkeley
• Celeb Pix: You've got style, Chris Rene
• Medical emergency at San Leandro BART station causing delays
• Reward increased for serial Oakland bank robber
• Local sports digest: Stanford's Teresa Noyola wins Honda Award as country's top soccer player
• Motorcyclist killed after collision on Bay Bridge
• Hispanic third grade children scored low in English and mathematics
• Naked man jumps from ambulance, dies on Orange County freeway
• Main Sierra Nevada highway reopens after crash
• 'So part of Mendocino,' beloved whale sculpture is stolen
• Merry Christmas, I stole it just for you! Shoplifting up 6 percent
• San Leandro: Man injured in <br>second Walmart shooting
• Men missing in California desert found dead in ravine
• Hewlett-Packard offers fix for printers susceptible to remote hacks
• Two women stabbed in fight on Martinez street
• Getting the most from your holiday haul
• More retailers pull infant formula after Missouri infant death
• Couple gives Santa Clara woman wheelchair, after hers was stolen
• Wounded Marine inspires AP photograher's search to find him
• First flu death in California reported in Kern County
• Blue Christmas? Bay Area skies promise Santa clear sailing
• Tech firm Five9 signs big lease, will move hundreds to San Ramon's Bishop Ranch
• Walnut Creek school custodian suspected of child molestation
• 'The X Factor': Melanie Amaro wins; Chris Rene takes third
• FanFest returns for A's in 2012 as team will host event at Oracle Arena
• No. 6 Baylor holds off Saint Mary's 72-59
• College basketball: Stanford stunned by struggling Butler
• West Oakland recyclers make pitch to relocate to former Army base
• 49ers' Vernon Davis happy to end TD drought
• West Oakland recyclers make pitch to relocate to former Army base
• San Jose electrical fire kills chickens, ducks; damages structures
• San Francisco: Fire crews battle <br>large blaze in apartment building
• Sixty people displaced by intense fire in San Francisco's Western Addition
• He Believes: Mark Jackson brings dose of faith to Warriors
• House Republicans agree to extend payroll tax cut
• Bill authored by Sen. Joe Simitian that outlaws cough syrup sales to kids in California takes effect Jan. 1
• Passengers injured after bus crashes through fence at Pittsburg/Bay Point BART station
• San Jose: Police say handgun in officer-involved shooting is also homicide weapon
• DEA, IRS give local police 'holiday gift' from confiscated drug money
• Nurses strike at nine hospitals
• Nurses strike at nine Bay Area hospitals
• State high-speed rail vows to show real job figures
• Blue Christmas? Bay Area skies promise Santa clear sailing
• Golden State Warriors notebook: Stephen Curry isn't ruling himself out of season opener
• Tim Kawakami: Everything new is old again for the Warriors
• Reports: Oakland A's trade Gio Gonzalez to Washington Nationals for four prospects
• Contra Costa County takes new interest in overdue child support
• Oakland Raiders receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey coming into his own
• San Francisco 49ers: Top-ranked defense will try Saturday to tame The Beast -- Seattle's Marshawn Lynch
• PG&E says it's moving ahead on recommended reforms
• Former employee charged with embezzling more than $100,000 from Los Gatos convent
• 2.7 earthquake hits Berkeley
• Sixty people displaced by intense fire in San Francisco's Western Addition
• Security cameras stalled at Pinole Valley High
• Nurses strike at nine Bay Area hospitals
• Perata says 'no thanks' to supe bid
• 2011: More water in Delta, and more fish
• Occupy protesters sue over free speech, force
• Strong earthquakes rattle New Zealand's Christchurch
• Roadshow: Transit stats show that people are getting back to work
• Street robbers arrested in Oakland
• Small group of Occupy Berkeley protesters remain despite eviction notice
• Oakland police seeking possible serial bank robber
• Full-time, community-college attendance down in 2010-11
• Gio shipped to Washington for four prospects as A's continue dismantling roster
• Oakland police on the scene of shooting, fire
• Jobless Californians face benefit coal in their stockings
• Dining on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in Santa Rosa, CA
• Bay Area Jazz: Dec. 22-25
• Mayweather lands in jail for 90 days
• No Power Outage for the SJ Sharks; beat the Tampa Bay Lightning, 7-2
• Port resolution fails
• Stephen Curry listed day-to-day by Warriors
• Sobrante Black and Hispanic children left Behind
• Cal's win over UC Santa Barbara more impressive than it seems
• San Jose to Tokyo flights to board soon
• Oakland council rejects resolution to police port against protesters
• Roadshow: You better watch out -- crazy drivers coming to town
• Shoppers turning to e-gift cards during the holidays as more retailers offer them
• Round Table emerges from bankruptcy, eyes expansion
• $2 million bail for accused killer in Hells Angels brawl at Reno casino
• Former Stanford player Tom Williams resigns as Yale football coach amid controversy
• Curry gets good news on ankle
• Police shoot reported gunman near Hilltop Mall
• Warriors' Curry gets good news on ankle
• Karen Rarey named Brentwood's top citizen
• Iconic Yahoo billboard taken down
• Former Warriors employee files sexual harassment suit against Monta Ellis
• Raiders determined to batten down defensive hatches
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 21
• Celeb Pix: Jason Segel takes 'The Muppets' down under
• Writing in Fragments
• Tony La Russa basks in the memory of 2011 miracle
• 2 female sailors share '1st kiss' at US Navy ship's return
• Contra Costa Sheriff's Office police dogs take center stage in calendars
• Los Gatos police: Molester lured boys by offering them car washing jobs
• Report: Democrats influenced drawing of new political district boundaries
• California Democrats secretly influenced drawing of new political district boundaries
• Summerset Singers not your grandma's singing club
• In Brief: Scouts to recycle Christmas trees
• Long-awaited Brentwood interchange gets go-ahead
• Effort sparks to bring Fourth of July fireworks back to Antioch
• Around East County: Bringing the past to the present a good mix for the holidays
• East County Park It: Winter heralds colorful changes in area parks
• School Bell: Antioch's Charter Academy II scores early Christmas gift
• Oakland prepared to sue Piedmont over Blair Park plan
• Strong will, active life keep Antioch centenarian healthy and vital
• California officers own 7,600 assault guns
• Pittsburg man suspected of setting more than 50 fires in trash bins
• Oracle stock nose-dives after earnings report falls short of projections
• California assault weapon permits listed by agency
• What America need for Christmas is CHRISTMAS!
• Michael Douglas' son gets 4 more years in prison
• Strippers can't present toy-drive check at San Francisco firehouse, chief says
• Political Blotter: Don Perata opts out of Contra Costa supervisor race
• What's your batting percentage ?
• What's your batting percentage ?
• A holiday triple-header at Triple Rock
• Occupy Recall
• Damned if She Does, Damned if She Doesn't
• Reflections on 2011 -- Part Two
• OPD Used Violent Cops Against Occupy
• Strawberry Fields in a Concrete Jungle
• Curry injured in Warriors loss
• Stephen Curry injures ankle in Golden State Warriors' exhibition finale
• What does your pet really want for Christmas?
• Warriors, Ellis being sued for sexual harassment
• Women's basketball: Nneka Ogwumike scores 42 points as Stanford defeats Tennessee 97-80
• Day after Candlestick goes dark, 49ers still looking for answers
• Family of six displaced by Pittsburg house fire
• NASA finds first two Earth-size planets
• Jeff Faraudo on college basketball: Cal in mix for basketball, football star Arik Armstead
• Newark council to appoint candidate to fill vacant council seat
• Metropolitan Transportation Commission moving full steam ahead with new headquarters
• 4,000 Bay Area nurses set to strike Thursday if negotiations unsuccessful
• Man struck, killed by train in San Leandro
• Roadshow: Tips on flying during the holidays
• Brentwood Regional Chest still going strong 50 years after starting Christmas program
• Danville man, 19, sentenced to six years prison for February rape
• Company pays $520 million for 18 South Bay and East Bay business parks
• San Francisco 49ers notebook: Jim Harbaugh sees Alex Smith as team's 'long-term' quarterback
• House Republicans want inquiry into California high-speed rail
• Calif. AG sues Fannie, Freddie demanding answers
• Police say Menlo School baseball coach stole students' iPads
• Round Table emerges from bankruptcy, eyes expansion
• Smoking ban to begin in Union City apartments
• Oakland clarifies Occupy Costs
• California's most Vulnerable Families Need You
• Win Free Tickets To See The Jazz Mafia In San Francisco 12/23
• Procrastinators can still beat the Christmas clock -- online
• Insurance payments for Berkeley fire victims a murky proposition
• Plans stall for preserving Brentwood agricultural lands
• Nearly $9 million bail for Oakley rape suspect
• New Delta invader threatens to clog waterways, pumps
• Oakland police release photo of suspect in Chase bank hold up
• Study: When a football team wins, male grades drop
• $1,000 reward being offered for identity of Oakland bank robber
• People: Piers Morgan denies ties to phone hacking
• Kamala Harris sues Fannie, Freddie demanding answers
• Water utility ordered to refund Bay Point residents $1.5 million
• Man rescued from vehicle after it plunges down embankment on outskirts of Daly City
• Woman found dead in Antioch hotel room identified
• Oakland High School glee club wins $25,000
• MLK parade bomber sentenced to 32 years in prison
• Power plants in East Contra County get formal notice of lawsuit threat
• Racist cartoon in Pleasant Hill school newsletter prompts apology
• Metropolitan Transportation Commission moving full steam ahead with new headquarters in San Francisco
• Oakland man sentenced for killing taco truck security guard
• Spare the Air Alert called for Wednesday
• Suspect in Hayward nursing student slaying indicted by grand jury
• Catch Chris Turner's Debut Show, December 28th in Oakland
• 11 Awesome Travel Jobs
• Sharks' Brent Burns serves those who serve their country
• Celeb Pix: Simon Cowell and his X Factor ladies
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 20
• State park managers urge<br>Brown to oust their boss
• Richmond police seize 9 pounds of drugs, arrest three
• Wall Street surges -- even Zynga
• Force is with 'Star Wars' game
• DUI checkpoints scheduled this week in San Leandro, Hayward
• County commission to vote next month on Martinez annexation of North Pacheco
• Sharks: Havlat out at least two games
• Connecticut man proposes via holiday light display
• Man ordered to trail in aces trial in death of Hayward good Samaritan
• Planetary finds
• NCAA hits Ohio State with bowl ban for next season, other penalties
• South San Francisco man dies after motorcycle crash in Pacifica
• San Francisco: Bicyclist hit by car in dangerous intersection
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Dobbs Ferry Restaurant- Sophisticated Contemporary Comfort Food
• Feds shutter Marin marijuana dispensary, oldest in state
• 5 dead in small plane crash on New Jersey highway
• Boy hurt in chair lift fall at Sugar Bowl ski resort
• Super Bowl to be streamed online, to mobile phones
• Google invests nearly $100 million in California solar farms
• Trees cut down in Marin Headlands to help rare butterfly
• Police arrest Oakland woman on suspicion of stealing taser guns in Marin
• Drummond: Value is about more than price
• real or fake?
• San Francisco 49ers defense shines in 20-3 win over Pittsburgh Steelers
• Brian Stow interview on television Monday night
• Actor Gerard Butler OK after getting held underwater by waves at Mavericks
• Slideshow: Cal stifles UC Santa Barbara, 70-50
• Critics decry arrests
• Slideshow: Monday night matchup: San Francisco 49ers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
• Amazon Price Check promotion fuels Bay Area bookstore backlash
• Oakland sanctions dueling recall petitions
• San Pablo murder defendant lashes out at jury before deliberations begin
• Food trucks ready to sprout in Oakland
• Former Danville officer pleads not guilty to federal "Dirty DUI" indictment
• Oakland Raiders notebook: Once bright playoff hopes are now in trouble
• PG&E offers to let customers keep analog, mechanical meters
• Roadshow: Bumper sticker campaign on turn signals is on!
• Crews working to repair San Pablo water line break
• Golden State Warriors notebook: Rookie Charles Jenkins making a positive first impression
• Suspects eyed in $100,000 in copper theft, damage in Milpitas
• Power goes out again at Candlestick; 49ers game delayed a second time
• Delta aqueduct planning contract changes proposed
• People: College prof claims he was fired after giving James Franco bad grade
• Police ask public to help ID woman found in Oakland Estuary Thursday
• Antioch man indicted on child pornography charges
• Warriors trade Amundson for Rush
• Oakland police seek help in identifying woman
• Pleasanton police arrest suspected car burglars after freeway chase, crash in Castro Valley
• New Year's Eve in and around Santa Rosa, CA
• Stringing massive cable on new Bay Bridge span starts this week
• Actor Gerard Butler OK after getting held underwater by waves at Mavericks
• Critics say Chevron tax appeal undercuts its "We Agree" ad
• Labor vows to fight recall campaign against Oakland Mayor Jean Quan
• Berkeley schools chief to retire after busy four-year tenure
• Deck the kegs with Beer Revolution
• Neighbor describes scene of Foster City homicide
• Hicks: Daniel Craig wanted for five more Bond films
• Tennessee women's basketball coaching legend Pat Summitt set for first Stanford appearance since her dementia disclosure
• Gunman robs Domino's Pizza in Pleasanton
• Hayward wins multimillion-dollar "Promise Neighborhoods" grant
• Hicks: 'Star Wars' is a Czech religion
• Zynga stock falls again, down nearly 10 percent from IPO price
• Oakland's legendary blues district getting a walk of fame
• Moderate political party OK'd for California ballot
• Mechanic saves Hayward hangar <br>by pushing out burning Cessna
• Underserved children outperformed at Piedmont Elementary school
• Sharks' Havlat to miss at least one game
• Walnut Creek fundraiser Monday for slain Vallejo officer James Capoot
• Marin cashier snaps photos, helps police catch Taser gun shoplifters
• Police investigate gunfire at<br> San Leandro shopping center
• Southern California teen sentenced for killing gay student
• Thousands raised for for slain Vallejo officer's family
• Facebook moving to a new stage
• ESPN football analyst Craig James runs for Senate
• Warren Hellman, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass founder, dies
• Santa Clara: Man arrested for firing gun inside house, having homemade explosives
• Gilroy: Bystanders help police arrest fleeing burglary suspect
• North Korea mourns Kim Jong Il; son is 'successor'
• Bullet grazes driver on I-580 ramp in Richmond
• Nissan recalls Sentras, Jukes for stalling risk
• Van crashes into Hercules church
• 6 arrested after shots fired at Menlo Park police
• Forklift thief jailed after slow speed chase in San Joaquin Valley
• Billionaire Saudi prince invests $300 million in Twitter
• Iowa GOP worried by hacker threat to caucus vote
• Pair arrested in Modesto bell ringer scam
• A device attempts to elevate the iPad's keyboard
• Redwood City: One dead after car hits tree off I-280
• The wonderful world of ceramic artist Clayton Bailey
• Oakland shooting caps violent weekend
• Three in running to be new Chabot College president
• State trigger cuts could put Alameda County in a $6.2 million bind
• 511.org overhaul: faster directions for faster commutes
• Agent: Warriors trade for Rush
• Report: Ben Roethlisberger to start for Steelers against the 49ers on Monday night
• O'Brien: New York wants to steal Silicon Valley's innovation crown? Puh-leez.
• Occupy San Jose once again sets up tents at San Jose City Hall plaza
• Advocates of scaling back California's tough Three-Strikes law hope for place on ballot
• Merry pumping: Falling gas prices turning filling stations into dispensaries of good cheer
• Slideshow: North Korea leader Kim Jong Il dead at 69 following heart attack
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il: dynastic leader with nuclear ambition
• Monte Poole: Sun setting quickly on Oakland Raiders' postseason hopes
• Roadshow: Advice if you see kids left alone in a car
• Wanted biker possibly in San Jose area
• Political Blotter: TV ad volume to be turned down in 2012
• San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers not looking at the past
• Golden State Warriors notebook: Agent confirms trade for Indiana Pacers swingman Brandon Rush
• Study planned for Oakland bus expansion
• De La Salle High got healthy, resumed dominating in another championship football season
• Magid: 2012 could be the year of the Apple clones
• Party planned for families of Oakland homicide victims
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 18
• Raiders do just enough to lose heartbreaker to Lions
• Warriors cut four from training camp roster
• End-of-Game Lions' Roar downs Raiders, 28-27
• Slideshow: Detroit Lions roar back to beat Oakland Raiders
• Mark Purdy: Oakland Raiders need to make big plays to win
• 511.org overhaul: faster directions for faster commutes
• Oakland Raiders' losing streak continues after 28-27 loss to Detroit Lions
• Fremont entrepreneur launches new fashion app
• Oakland school closure triggers recall of schools board members
• Bay Area's seventh Winter Spare the Air Alert issued for Monday
• Silicon Valley group provides tech training to poor in developing world
• Oakland Effect: War's mental toll
• Heavy traffic expected Monday afternoon; 49ers fans urged to arrive early at Candlestick Park
• Richmond: 49-year-old man killed in high-speed crash
• Philippine storm death toll exceeds 650; 900 missing
• Hundreds attend funeral for former Oakland Tech football star
• Small quake rattles Alameda County
• Doctor: Blues singer Etta James terminally ill
• Neighbor reports Vallejo burglary but won't ID suspect
• Lengthy pursuit of burglary suspects from American Canyon to Oakland leads to arrests
• Dublin residents voice concerns over Mythbusters' errant cannonball
• Man killed in East Oakland house fire
• Facebook moving to a new stage
• Occupy meets Open Carry in the East Bay
• Oakland: Two Saturday shootings leave one dead, two injured
• East Palo Alto police investigate shooting of 12-year-old boy
• Hells Angels murder suspect Steve Ruiz seen in San Jose, police say
• Standoff following Newark shooting ends
• Czechs, world leaders mourn Vaclav Havel
• San Jose: Pedestrian killed when hit by car on I-680 offramp
• Marchers protest home of Piedmont man building home on sacred land
• No way, San Jose
• Veil is lifted on abusive coaches
• Berkeley Food Pantry doubles its offerings over last three years
• Daniel Borenstein: State retirement systems placing risky wagers at taxpayer expense
• Hospital workers don't always practice what the experts preach in getting flu shots, statistics reveal
• Mark Jackson wins coaching debut
• De La Salle dominates Westlake in CIF Open Division title game
• San Jose Sharks defeat Edmonton Oilers 3-2
• Golden State Warriors big man Ekpe Udoh sparkles in exhibition win over Sacramento
• Andre Ward wins unanimous decision over Carl Froch in WBA title fight
• Slideshow: De La Salle defeats Westlake, wins the CIF Open Division Championship
• Andre Ward wins the Super Six World Boxing Classic
• Edmonton Oilers can't slip by San Jose Sharks, lose 3-2
• High school football: No perfect ending for Bellarmine in its quest for state title
• College basketball: Stanford routs San Diego 75-55
• Division III state championship game: Campolindo Cougars' storybook season ends in 21-16 loss to Washington Union-Fresno
• Kevin Foster's late 3-pointers carry Santa Clara past Pacific
• Oakland Heritage Alliance highlights year's accomplishments
• The Education Report: Readers' thoughts on the Oakland school board recall effort
• San Francisco 49ers notebook: 49ers defense have been vulnerable to the pass
• Roadshow: Beating the 19th Avenue crawl through San Francisco
• Republicans about to become an afterthought in Capitol
• Blackhawk car museum founder crashes $400K Rolls-Royce
• Last US troops leave Iraq as war ends
• Group frustrated in lack of progress for Antioch historical house restoration
• Oakland Raiders appear unified in playoff push
• Campolindo defense shines in loss to Washington Union in CIF Division III state football championship
• Push to redefine green card rules rooted in Bay Area
• Eye on the East Bay: Antioch council members gear up for big game
• Bay Area's sixth Winter Spare the Air Alert issued for Sunday
• Slideshow: Funeral for former Oakland Tech football star Fred Thompson
• Newark man shot in his home, <br>suffers minor injuries
• Hercules waterfront development agreement postponed to January
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 17
• Cal women stage furious rally but fall short at home to Ohio State
• Slideshow: Campolindo vs. Washington Union play for CIF Div. III Championship
• Fire displaces several in Alameda
• Oakley man arrested on suspicion of rape, kidnapping
• Campolindo's dream season ends with loss to Washington Union
• Salvation Army volunteers set bell-ringing record
• How searchable are you ?
• Pot clubs getting into mainstream holiday spirit
• High school as operetta: Bring It On hits the Orpheum stage
• San Jose woman charged with stealing jewelry from children
• Homemade guns, bombs found in Santa Clara home
• Concord police arrest teen after 24 park bird killings
• A couch portato's guide to the bowl season -- what to watch, what not to watch
• Woman who posed as teenage boy arrested in Northern California
• Prop 8 repeal cleared for signature-gathering
• Judge issues arrest warrant for Monterey priest
• 2.4 magnitude earthquake strikes near Glen Ellen Friday night
• Former Contra Costa Sheriff's deputy indicted in connection with 'dirty DUIs'
• South Bay leads Bay Area job market, East Bay also gains
• Stanford University drops plans for a NYC-based campus
• Old socks needed for project studying weasel-like creatures in Sierra
• SJPD bust suspect in LA for June killing
• Milpitas police bust pot growing operation
• San Jose drug kingpin found guilty of murder
• EBay plays 'anti-Amazon' offering $10 in-store discount
• PG&E, victims' lawyers spar in court
• Jury awards $500,000 to Santa Rita Jail nurse who sued over management retaliation
• Layaway wave sweeps Bay Area
• Hayward shoreline protection board votes to bar future items dealing with power plant
• Renovations and reuse on tap at Hayward Executive Airport
• Golden State Warriors: Center Andris Biedrins worked in offseason to regain strength, confidence
• High school football: Bellarmine loses to Santa Margarita 42-37 in Division I state title game
• Cal basketball team puts clamps on nation's top scorer in win over Weber State
• Veil is lifted on abusive coaches
• San Jose police, girlfriend give different accounts of fatal officer-involved shooting
• San Francisco 49ers: Rookie Aldon Smith knows how to bring down QBs
• San Francisco 49ers notebook: Pittsburgh Steelers' James Harrison won't play Monday, but what about the 49ers' Patrick Willis?
• Oakland Raiders notebook: Hue Jackson leaves himself open to some good-natured ridicule from his players
• State Division III bowl game: Campolindo faces Washington Union in state championship
• De La Salle High's road to CIF Open Division state bowl game began in Florida
• OUSD Selected To Join National Collaborating Districts Initiative
• OUSD Receives Awards From California School Board Association
• Quan takes down Facebook page
• San Jose Sharks notebook: Torrey Mitchell a first-liner ... at least for now
• PG&E restores power to Santa Cruz County residents who removed SmartMeters
• Revamped double-decker to hit London streets soon
• Bert Muhly, former Santa Cruz mayor and icon of progressive politics, dies at 88
• New arrest in Walnut Creek homicide
• John Madden puts his money where his mouth is
• Phony contractor gets year in jail, must repay $82,000 to bilked homeowners, workers
• Will the Thrill’s Top 11 movies of 2011
• Livermore school district, park district seek applicants for vacant board seats
• Mills College Partners with State Department to Increase STEM Study by Women from Muslim-Majority Countries
• Mills College Cyclones Recognized for Outstanding Athletic Achievements
• Secretary Clinton Announces Mills College joins the Women in Public Service Project
• Mills College School of Education Announces New Fellowship for Urban Practitioners
• Martinez woman killed in Antioch motel room
• Antioch ferryboat saga nears end
• Kobe Bryant's wife files for divorce
• Winton Avenue onramp to I-880 closed after big-rig accident
• Marin judge rejects lethal injection procedures
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin judge tosses state death-penalty procedure; Solano man's pine tree no longer home for holidays
• Barry Bonds sentenced to two years probation, 30 days home confinement
• Barry Bonds sentenced <br>to probation, home confinement
• People: Christian Bale causes ruckus in China
• The American dream reconsidered
• State to receive nearly $57 million in Race to the Top funding to improve early childhood education
• The timeless gift of gratitude
• 3 people killed, 2 wounded in shooting at Southern California office
• Earthquakes acquire midfielder Marvin Chavez from FC Dallas
• Suisun City girl's faked kidnapping cost investigating agencies $30,000
• Situation calms at Frank H. Ogawa Plaza
• Night Owl: Popup Hood in Old Oakland draws crowds with artisan goods and good marketing
• San Pablo to celebrate International Migrants Day
• Beaten Giants fan speaks on camera for first time
• Lone wolf wanders near California border; last known wolf in state killed in 1924
• Union City gang member gets life in prison for shooting Fremont police officer
• Warriors claim Ishmael Smith
• Testimony in Penn State scandal: 'What I saw was wrong and sexual'
• Mark Purdy: Barry Bonds' punishment fits the crime
• Motorcyclist injured in Antioch crash
• Mechanic killed by rolling bus in SF maintenance yard
• Brian Wilson reuniting with Beach Boys for new album, tour in 2012
• Slideshow: A very colorful Rihanna performs in Spain
• San Francisco man shot in Pittsburg following street confrontation
• Oakland: Suspect caught trying to rob bank next to police station
• School closure and the Oakland Black children
• Poetry in Berkeley
• Services for slain toddler draw <br>1,000 mourners to Oakland church
• Live coverage: Bonds gets two years probation, 30 days home confinement
• Floating Occupy tent on Oakland's Lake Merritt dismantled
• Contra Costa pension system sues county over wage, benefit cuts
• Stanford football: Top offensive lineman DeCastro expected to declare for NFL draft
• People: Britney Spears gets engaged
• San Jose: Driver arrested for DUI accident, firefighters rescue three trapped in car
• 'Twas the weekend before Christmas and all through the bars...
• Live chat: Inside the San Francisco 49ers
• Silicon Valley startup sees entrepreneur-ship as visa solution
• The sad lives and deaths of homeless on the streets of Santa Clara County - a continuing tragedy
• Zynga IPO seen as milestone -- for Main Street as well as Wall Street
• San Jose Sharks rally for 5-4 win over Colorado Avalanche
• Oakland Mayor Jean Quan jeered at Occupy forum
• Warriors sign Dominic McGuire
• Oakland community volunteer Eddie Snow has died
• Crackdown coming to Occupy Berkeley
• Antioch teen lands coveted role
• Forecast: South Bay and East Bay to rebound strongly
• Bay Area drug maker seeks first-ever approval for drug to prevent HIV
• 49ers: Red-zone issues benefit kicker David Akers
• It's the end of the road for Ford's Ranger pickup
• Zynga IPO seen as milestone -- for Main Street as well as Wall Street
• Buster Posey's injury can't persuade Joe Torre to consider rule changes to safeguard catchers
• Judge rules on California lethal injection protocol
• 'The X Factor': Santa Cruz's Chris Rene moves into final
• East Bay leaders decry mass firing after immigration audit
• Bay Area protesters decry Chevron's bid for tax refund
• Crews extricate Stockton teen from chimney
• Tammerlin Drummond: Iraq War's end brings somber reflection
• Services set for boy who died after West Oakland rap video shooting
• Police seize rifles, nearly $40,000 in Newark, Danville pot raids
• Oakland seeks to stop port protests
• Group behind millionaire's tax presses on
• Phony contractor to be sentenced Friday in San Francisco
• Hicks: Barbara Walters to Kardashians -- 'You don't have any talent'
• Man stabbed near at Serramonte shopping center in Daly City
• Office employees sickened by UC Berkeley fuel spill
• Slideshow: Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara and 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' cast hit the red carpet
• Raiders now 7-for-7 or sellouts this season
• Richmond police dog bites tow truck driver
• National unemployment claims at lowest in 3 1/2 years
• Muggers punch, rob students in Albany
• Governor Jerry Brown kicks off California climate change conference with attack on "deniers"
• Governor kicks off climate change conference with attack on 'deniers'
• One of Facebook's biggest changes, 'Timeline', arrives today
• State charter group says Richmond school should close
• Facebook, Greenpeace settle dispute over data centers
• Suspect in Walnut Creek homicide released, investigation transferred from Sheriff's Office
• Struggling family of five get keys to new Habitat home in time for Christmas
• Gilroy: Parolee surrenders after six-hour standoff with police
• Dog brings relief to autistic teen and family
• Jazz at Cosmo's and Subterranean Arthouse
• Single ladies lend a hand and spread some goodwill this holiday season
• Hicks: Piers Morgan will testify in U.K. phone-hacking probe
• It's no Gotham City, but Dublin has a Batmobile and it is for sale
• 2 Las Vegas children shoot themselves at their homes
• Defenses of Suh, Seymour set to square off Sunday
• Boxer Andre Ward goes for Super Six title Saturday
• Lighted boat parade returning to San Leandro Marina
• Woman dies after being found on rocks along Oakland Estuary
• Oakland offers parking holiday
• San Leandro nonprofit supporting LGBT community gets more than $30,000 in grants
• Santa Clara County group launches campaign against parents sharing bed with infants
• Office employees sickened by UC Berkeley fuel spill
• Livermore park district to create permanent off-leash dog area at Robertson Park
• San Leandro sports bar, Raiders fans team up for toy drive Friday
• Open Carry gun activists gather at Sunvalley mall
• Cooking pasta made of burnt flour (farina arso)
• GOP congressmen critical of California's high speed rail proposal
• San Jose police bust prolific tagging crew
• Roadshow: Older drivers seek help in finding a friendly gas station for a fill-up
• AC Transit hires new general counsel
• Berkeley schools chief to retire after busy four-year tenure
• Vacaville soccer coach arrested on suspicion of child molestation
• Oakley man pleads guilty to getting tax refunds with stolen identities
• Hicks: Stern joins 'America's Got Talent'
• Spyro Gyra brings 'A Foreign Affair' to Yoshi's
• Quan’s neck on the chopping block
• Cal adds 11th football commitment -- recruiting services differ on his talent
• A's resign Dallas Braden to one-year contract
• Warriors media day: Monta Ellis
• NCLB not working at Sequoia elementary school
• Cal Bears' 2004 Rose Bowl snub lingers, adds some spark to Holiday Bowl matchup with Texas
• Financial aid program benefits middle-class students at UC Berkeley
• Federal grand jury is investigating Solyndra, bankruptcy court filings show
• Second victim identified in Vallejo homicide
• Six arrested in Oakland crime sweep
• Newark pot club raided one week after another dispensary closed
• Two Silicon Valley high-altitude ballooning groups vie for record
• Discovery Bay leader pleads not guilty to spousal abuse charges
• Salvation Army need 35,000 pounds of food by Friday
• Oakley councilwoman is asked to resign
• Police release sketch of man wanted in connection with sexual assault
• Alameda County Sheriff's deputy charged with rape
• Hicks: Michael Jackson's daughter speaks