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• Stanford philosopher tackles the question of why some things should not be for sale
• Stanford psychologists examine how race affects juvenile sentencing
• Stanford Shakespeare Company's Romeo and Juliet brings the feuding families of Verona together for a eulogy
• Engineers use plasmonics to create an invisible photodetector
• Palo Alto Unified School District Regular and Special Board Meeting Agenda For May 22, 2012
• TEDxStanford 'illuminates' rich intellectual diversity
• Planned Parenthood president speaks to Stanford on mobilizing for reproductive health in the 21st century
• Stanford scholars examine big money's influence on elections
• Stanford alumnus Jeffrey Raikes to join university's Board of Trustees
• Tony Blair urges Stanford students to help out in Africa
• Senate approves Ways of Thinking, Ways of Doing breadth requirement
• Stanford to feature live webcast of 'TEDxStanford: Illumination' on Saturday
• Stanford's Eavan Boland defines what it means to be a 'woman poet'
• Bay Area Photovoltaic Consortium announces $7.5 million in grants to lower the cost of large-scale solar power
• Stanford scientists document fragile land-sea ecological chain
• Q&A: Professor David Plank on the budget and California's K-12 education system
• Senate to continue discussion on undergraduate breadth requirements
• The fluid nature of art in Nigeria's Benue River Valley comes alive at Stanford
• Stanford professor, IT specialist create interactive map of the Roman Empire
• Wild blue yonder: Engineers tackle challenges of hypersonic flight
• Amy J. Blue Award winner Donnovan Yisrael, guiding students to good choices
• Hip-hop reigns at Stanford's BlackFest 2012
• Hume Writing Center celebrates 10-year anniversary May 16-17
• Amy J. Blue Award winner Denni Dianne Woodward guided by a warm spirit, dedication to students
• Patrick Dunkley named interim athletic director
• Hold the military accountable, ex-ambassador to Afghanistan tells a Stanford audience
• Stanford psychologist: Achievement goals can be shaped by environment
• Amy Blue Award-winner Steve Papier credits Blue herself for his leadership style
• WASTE NOT: A curated art exhibition
• Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
• Three exceptional staff members to receive 2012 Amy J. Blue Awards
• Support for climate change action drops, Stanford poll finds
• Stanford humanities PhD students pitch their talents to high-tech executives
• Stanford launches campaign to advance medicine's new era
• Regular School Board Meeting Agenda For May 8, 2012
• Inside a mathematical proof lies literature, says Stanford's Reviel Netz
• It takes a tribe - of dedicated undergrads - to 'raise' the Stanford Powwow
• Senate conducts Round One of breadth requirement debate
• Actress and author Anna Deavere Smith brings 'grace' to Stanford
• Stanford Athletics Director Bob Bowlsby to depart for Big 12
• Despite questions over U.S.-Afghan pact, Stanford professor remains optimistic
• Six Stanford faculty elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Stanford students share the entrepreneurial spirit with women just out of prison
• Controversial author Martin Amis coming to Stanford on May 7
• Senate considers new breadth requirements
• Use of public and private dollars for scaling up clean energy needs a reality check, say Stanford scholars
• Walter F. W. Lohnes, Stanford professor emeritus of German Studies, dies at 87
• Stanford scholar tracks meditation's migration from ancient monasteries to modern yoga
• A sense of the place: Prospective freshmen sample Stanford's delights
• Bejeweled: Stanford nanotech gets boost from nanowire decorations
• Where does that creative spark come from? Stanford's Tina Seelig has some ideas
• Administrative Recommendations Announced
• Stanford course explores art and the shifting ideas of 'occupation'
• Stanford vascular surgeon Weesam Alkhatib dies at 34
• Affirmative action is needed to get the best candidates, Stanford psychologist says
• Helmut Krawinkler, earthquake engineering expert, dies at 72
• Stanford hosts election-year debate pitting political heavyweights Rove and Gibbs
• Stanford's distinguished outdoor art collection is on view 365 days a year
• Stanford Hospital and Blue Shield in contract discussions
• Trustees approve $4.2 million contemplative center for Windhover paintings
• Stanford researchers help Hawaii's largest landholder plan an ecological future
• Mantis, published by Stanford students, translates a world of poetry
• Regular School Board Meeting Agenda For April 24, 2012
• Stanford's Frost Amphitheater to roar back with Modest Mouse
• Stanford Medical School professor to receive 2012 Roland Volunteer Service Prize
• Climate change may create corn market price volatility, say researchers from Stanford and Purdue
• Online Stanford courses: 'Everything that we're doing is experimental'
• American Academy of Arts and Sciences elects nine Stanford professors to 2012 class of members
• Dialogue: A Husband and Wife Art Exhibition
• Sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan brings his teaching philosophy to Stanford
• Online education panel to address Faculty Senate on Thursday
• Stanford's Özgen Felek investigates the power of dreams in Sufism
• Stanford's Community Partnership Awards recognize work of DreamCatchers, Canopy, InnVision and Stanford Project on Hunger
• Palo Alto Philharmonic Family Concert
• Robots dazzle spectators at Stanford block party, job fair
• Greenlight Earth Day Film Festival
• Thomas Cover, acclaimed information theorist, dies at 73
• Stanford professor asks, how does God become real to people?
• Alan Harvey to direct Stanford University Press
• Geoffrey West will deliver Stanford’s annual Hofstadter Lectures
• At your service: Stanford's entrepreneurship concierge
• Tickets go on sale April 9 for 'TEDxStanford: Illumination'
• Renowned Stegner Fellowship program announces 2012-2014 fellows
• Stanford novelist Adam Johnson talks about truth and totalitarianism in North Korea
• Innovation: Stanford student's robotic invention moves toward a business
• Stanford grad student witnesses illegal gold mines in Peru and their threat to rain forest
• Straintronics: Stanford engineers create piezoelectric graphene
• Where the wild winds blow: Stanford engineers use weather models to site offshore wind farms
• Stanford study to try cold cash and social game to relieve rush hour traffic
• Tree Removal Planned for Saturday March 31, 2012
• Stanford sends notification to the Class of 2016
• Stanford economist narrows China's education gap with research, technology and policy
• Interpreting an artist's intent involves a team of experts at Stanford's Cantor Arts Center
• Administrative Recommendation Announced
• Q&A: Stanford's Dr. Jay Bhattacharya explains what's at stake in debate over health care
• Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project awards $8.4 million to develop innovative energy technologies
• Marsha Friberg Shinkman, former assistant director of Stanford in Washington, dead at 69
• Dean Larry Kramer to leave Stanford Law School to lead Hewlett Foundation
• Small dams on Mekong River tributaries could harm fish and people, Stanford researcher finds
• Lythcott-Haims stepping down as dean of freshmen and undergraduate advising
• At Stanford forum, Christie calls long GOP primary contest 'stupid'
• Stanford engineers find elusive plasmons in tiny metal particles, a boost to nanotechnology
• Regular School Board Meeting Agenda for March 27, 2012
• Now, brought to the big screen by physicists at SLAC: the universe
• Stanford researcher cooks up the courtly culture of Europe in the 1600's
• Stanford opens research center at Peking University
• Learning how to speak 'American'
• Stanford robots clash in class finale
• From glovebox to archive: Private collector gives huge trove of road maps to Stanford libraries
• Early spring drives down butterfly population, Stanford study shows
• Software allows users to protect personal, university data stored on mobile devices
• Brook H. Byers will join Stanford's Board of Trustees in April
• Innovative Stanford class project turns urban studies students into filmmakers
• Stanford marine biologists search for the world's strongest coral
• Knight Management Center Awarded LEED Platinum Rating For Environmental Sustainability
• Q&A: Stanford's Hazel Markus on how college culture may affect first-generation students
• Genetic analysis of ancient 'Iceman' mummy traces ancestry from Alps to Mediterranean isle
• Artist takes performance to new heights at Stanford biological preserve
• Terman Engineering Center is gone, but not lost
• Palo Alto Philharmonic Concert with Gunn HS Students And World Premiere At Spangenberg
• Stanford lectures, research examine sexuality, religion and the cosmos
• Stanford scholars deconstruct Middle East uprisings by looking at Europe's past
• DuPont joins Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project
• An exploration of human and electronic sound on Stanford's CCRMA Stage
• Senate approves Thinking Matters courses as freshman requirement, strongly encourages students to take freshman seminars
• Stanford visiting artist Ellen Lake creates a cultural paradox across decades
• Senate to discuss new freshman-year requirements and revisions to policies on faculty conflict of interest and outside consulting activities
• Stanford Humanities Center hosts annual celebration of publications
• Stanford experts say Silicon Valley is poised to play a key role as Japan restructures its power industry
• Searsville Dam steering committee wrestling with complex issues
• Stanford offers more free online classes for the world
• Trans-Atlantic bond between the Keats brothers was a poetic inspiration, Stanford scholar says
• Q&A: Margot Gerritsen on the critical need for energy literacy in the US
• In sub-Saharan Africa, a shorter walk to water saves lives, Stanford study finds
• Stanford researchers bring life to high school history classes with a curriculum built around historical documents
• Google Waltz Lab teaches Stanford students to think on their feet
• Sea turtles surf an ocean highway to safer habitat, Stanford research suggests
• At the Cantor: Innovations that established the reputations of five contemporary artists
• Parents' Weekend gives families a glimpse of what Stanford has to offer
• First acts announced for the opening of Stanford's Bing Concert Hall
• Seeking harmony of body and mind at Stanford through Shaolin Kung Fu
• Athletics mourns the passing of equipment manager Ron Yamaguchi
• Agendas for Feb. 28, 2012 Regular and Special Board Meetings
• Take a campus tour - at your desk or on foot - with enhanced podcast
• Senate engages in lively discussions on freshman-year requirements, faculty conflicts of interest
• Kavli researchers say galaxy may swarm with 'nomad planets'
• About 3,800 family members expected for Parents' Weekend, Feb. 24 and 25
• Voting under way for next year's Faculty Senate
• Stanford engineers create wireless, self-propelled medical device
• Conflict of interest policy, new freshman year requirements on senate agenda
• Cantor exhibition showcases Stanford's collection of Native American paintings
• Rare Judeo-Spanish memoir gives a voice to the people of a lost culture
• Redwood City takes up Stanford building proposals
• Q&A: Stanford's Morris Fiorina on Santorum's rise and a dissatisfied Republican Party
• Stanford alumna named a 2012 Gates Cambridge Scholar
• Look for new roles for older citizens in an aging America, says Stanford's Laura Carstensen
• New Stanford unit seeks educational initiatives for middle and high school students
• International interactive artist Camille Utterback delivers public lecture at Stanford
• State-owned oil companies increase price volatility and pollution, Stanford researcher says
• Trustees give site OKs for SLAC science and user support building and campus energy center
• President Obama gives the National Humanities Medal to Stanford literary scholar Ramón Saldívar
• Steven A. Denning elected chair of Stanford University Board of Trustees
• Gap between rich and poor students in widening, Stanford study finds
• Stanford engineers weld nanowires with light
• Stanford scholar chronicles evolution of Chinese love through texts
• Not for profit: Why democracy needs the humanities
• Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
• Student leaders, dean of the School of Earth Sciences address senate
• Stanford study suggests girls can 'rewire' brains to ward off depression
• Dancers perform Anna Sokolow’s Rooms
• Senate to hear reports from Dean Pamela Matson and from ASSU leaders
• Stanford concludes transformative campaign
• Stanford's Revs Program sponsors film series celebrating cars and car culture
• Stanford senior awarded 2012-2013 Churchill Scholarship
• Newark Mayor Cory Booker will give Stanford's Commencement speech
• Got photos? Yes, just ask SALLIE
• As Chinese courts announce 'guiding cases,' Stanford Law School helps to spread the word
• Stanford geophysicist: More environmental rules needed for shale gas
• Aphasia: A Stanford music professor's work about obsessive attention to ridiculous things
• Q&A: Stanford's Philip Taubman on an unlikely alliance to rid the world of nuclear weapons
• New generation explores cultural changes through Asian music at Stanford festival
• Wireless power could revolutionize highway transportation, Stanford researchers say
• Iconic photos of the Great Depression among the highlights in Cantor's Walker Evans exhibit
• Initiative aims to improve services for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students
• Tanner Lectures explore ancient philosophies as ways of life
• Agendas for January 31, 2012 Regular and Special Board Meetings
• Four decades - and counting - of feminist journalism
• The feminist struggle continues, Gloria Steinem says, encouraging a Stanford audience toward 'one new subversive thing'
• Give undergraduates the 'gift' of adaptive learning, committee tells senate
• Faculty Senate to hear report on reimagining undergraduate education
• Historian Lyman Van Slyke awarded Lyman Award from alumni association
• Stanford scholars reflect on Arab Spring
• Women report more pain than men, says study of electronic records
• The Thinker, one of the world's most famous works of art, comes home to Stanford's Cantor Arts Center
• Stanford software lets aero-engineering students focus on aircraft design instead of computer code
• Stanford's 2012 Tanner Lectures explore ancient philosophies as ways of life
• Elliott Levinthal, Stanford professor emeritus of mechanical engineering, dead at 89
• Gloria Steinem: Still angry, still funny, still tireless
• Palo Alto Students Produce Communty Service Resource
• How the Finnish school system outshines U.S. education
• It's all about the space at Stanford's design school
• Palo Alto Philharmonic Orchestra Concert
• Retirement Announcement
• Stanford scholar talks about the national memorial honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
• Railroad hyperbole echoes all the way down to the dot-com frenzy
• Health insurance no guarantee for diabetes care in developing countries, Stanford researchers find
• Stanford expert discusses North Korea's new leadership
• Students go deep into the Grand Canyon to examine the river that waters the West
• Stanford symposium, exhibits, talk by Gloria Steinem commemorate Ms. magazine's 40 years
• Palo Alto Unified School District Special Board Meeting Agenda For January 10, 2012
• The unexpected: Cancer during pregnancy
• Annual Report: Becoming of greater service to the public
• Stanford political scientist maps militant groups around the globe
• Papers of Europe's first female professor to become available online, with help from Stanford's libraries
• Stanford archaeologist questions the role of human rights in site preservation
• Stanford physicist's moderate approach to climate change gaining supporters
• Stanford engineers boost electrical efficiency in organic semiconductors
• Stanford withdraws its bid for a NYC campus
• Robert Osserman, noted Stanford mathematician, dies at 84
• Trustees approve building projects and a campus energy plan
• Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
• Stanford's Board of Trustees approves sites for two new arts buildings
• Palo Alto Adult School Announces Community-Wide Student Photo Contest
• Study of comic books helps Stanford scholars identify cultural trends
• Stanford scientists' computer models help predict tsunami risk
• Tobacco industry dying? Not so fast, says Stanford expert
• Stanford offers its own take on the Occupy movement
• Palo Alto Unified School District Special Board Meeting Agenda for December 13, 2011
• Chemically scrubbing CO2 from the air too expensive, says Stanford researcher who offers an alternative plan
• Rosemary Knight: Geophysicist, senate chair, hitchhiking advocate
• New year, new names for Stanford retirement plans
• Student Affairs adds new Office of Alcohol Policy and Education
• China's economic stability depends on more education, Stanford economist says
• Stanford scientists subject rocks to hellish conditions to combat global warming
• Stanford wins NCAA women's soccer championship
• Stanford researchers: Mapping underground water sources for drip irrigation could transform African village life
• Palo Alto Adult School Celebrates 90 Years Service In The Community
• Longtime advocate for children urges Stanford audience to stand up for kids
• First new dining facility in 20 years celebrates its first quarter
• Chester McGlockton, Stanford football defensive assistant, dies at 42
• Stanford President Hennessy wins IEEE's highest honor
• Update on gas pipeline testing near campus
• Opal offers fast, lasting remedy for uranium contamination at nuclear sites, say Stanford researchers
• Enticing words on bags of potato chips have a lot to say about social class, Stanford researchers find
• Grassroots effort helps shape future IT community at Stanford
• Stanford student and alumnus awarded 2012 Marshall Scholarships
• Stanford play examines what may have happened when two eminent physicists met during WW II
• Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education Regular Meeting Agenda
• Nanoparticle electrode for batteries could make large-scale power storage on the energy grid feasible, say Stanford researchers
• Two Stanford students, five alumni named the newest Rhodes, Mitchell scholars
• Stanford team shows Peruvian villagers how to protect adobe buildings from earthquake collapse
• Five from Stanford named Rhodes Scholars
• Stanford holds off Cal to win the Big Game 31-28
• New Stanford software takes Folding@home's biological research to supercomputers
• A squid mystery in Mexican waters is unraveled by a Stanford biologist and his students
• Former ambassador to Italy talks about Berlusconi, Monti and cutting the Italian debt
• Two-pronged advising system helps students navigate academic life from the start
• President of Portugal talks innovation, European debt crisis in Stanford speech
• Celebrating transformative philanthropy
• Stanford's latest iPhone and iPad apps course now free on iTunes U
• Palo Alto Philharmonic Orchestra Concert in Palo Alto
• Football fever comes to the Farm
• Senate hears annual report on diversity in graduate education
• At Stanford, Kofi Annan warns of worldwide hunger, political unrest if climate change persists
• E. coli could convert sugar to biodiesel at 'an extraordinary rate,' say Stanford researchers
• Senate tweaks dissertation committee composition; hears report on Residential Education
• California Attorney General Kamala Harris gives public talk at Stanford Law School
• Oh! For The Love of Critters 2011 Movie - Greyfriars Bobby
• Stanford software that models human motion travels to museum
• Stanford submits plans for applied sciences campus in New York City
• Q&A: Stanford's Paul Ehrlich fears the worst for a planet with 7 billion residents
• Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
• Stanford's John McCarthy, seminal figure of artificial intelligence, dies at 84
• At Stanford, GOP members gird for battle against fossil fuels
• Kaiser mobile clinic rolls onto to campus Thursday for an open house
• New book by Stanford biologist looks toward future of pandemic prediction
• Stanford researchers build transparent, super-stretchy skin-like sensor
• Stanford's Reunion Homecoming - the four-day celebration has begun
• Q&A: Stanford's Lina Khatib on killing of Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi
• Edgy Russian writer Vladimir Sorokin is writer-in-residence at Stanford
• City heat is a small contributor to global warming, Stanford study finds
• Excavator tears down walls, ceilings and floors of Terman Engineering Center
• Q&A: Stanford experts discuss charges of Iranian assassination plot and its link to Mexican drug lords
• Stanford-led team creates amorphous diamond, a super-hard form of carbon
• Stanford ramps up efforts to recruit and prepare K-12 math and science teachers
• Palo Alto Unified School District Special Board Meeting Agenda for October 18, 2011
• Can indigenous peoples gather reliable environmental data that meet scientific standards?
• Engineering Professor Donald Dunn is dead at 85
• Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
• Stanford scholar finds the origins of Western poetry in troubadours' songs
• President Hennessy to give senate the latest news on 'StanfordNYC' project
• Stanford teams up with The City University of New York and The City College of New York in an engineering and science collaboration in NYC
• PG&E testing work to begin this week
• Dancer arrives at Stanford's Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve
• Stanford celebrates faculty contributions to undergraduate education, names six new Bass Fellows
• Hoover Senior Fellow Thomas Sargent wins Nobel in economics
• Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education Regular Meeting Agenda for October 11, 2011
• A grateful president and provost thank Stanford faculty and staff for all they do
• Stanford summer course yields touchscreen Braille writer
• Mountain lions caught on camera at Stanford's Jasper Ridge
• Stanford exhibition spotlights Rodin's influence on America
• Memorial service set for Albert 'Al' Hastorf
• Meyer residents one step closer to move
• Sulfur in hollow nanofibers overcomes challenges of lithium-ion battery design
• Stanford helps bring human rights to community college classrooms
• Former Sen. Feingold to serve as distinguished visitor at Stanford's Haas Center
• Seismologists' trial in Italy highlights need for routine earthquake forecasting, Stanford geophysicist says
• Stanford launches center to study fraud against the elderly
• Campus crime report shows rise in sexual assaults, burglaries, and drop in bike thefts, alcohol arrests in 2010
• Judge Pamela Ann Rymer, former trustee and devoted volunteer, dead at 70
• Precourt Institute and TomKat Center award new energy research grants
• Abortions in Africa increase despite Republican policy to curb payment for procedures
• Albert Hastorf, professor emeritus of psychology, former provost, dead at 90
• Obama names Stanford physicist Benjamin Lev for honor
• Stanford researchers: Belief that others can change could help resolve Mideast conflict
• Stanford Engineering Professor Robert C. Carlson dies at 72
• President Hennessy discusses the vision for Stanford in New York City
• Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity announces 2011-12 fellows
• Educators Receive National Coaching Awards
• GCEP awards $3.5 million for energy storage research
• Plasmonics intensifies a novel nanoscale light source, Stanford engineers find
• Societies with class structure expand faster than egalitarian ones, Stanford researchers say
• PAUSD Moving Forward on Possible Acquisition of Property at 525 San Antonio Road
• Stanford's Jim Young reflects on Moneyball and his time with the A's
• PG&E gas pipeline work update
• First life may have arisen above serpentine rock, say Stanford researchers
• Patient gets embryonic stem cell therapy
• 10 writers are Stanford's newest Stegner Fellows
• Marsh Madness 5k 10k Half Marathon
• Stanford researchers predict long-term personal finances in the lab
• Stanford welcomes the Class of 2015
• Jan. 31 is entry deadline for biennial Saroyan Prize for fiction, non-fiction
• Soundtap.com Launches New Human Powered Radio App
• Fingertip-size microscope has huge potential for studying the brain, say Stanford researchers
• Stanford's Michael McFaul nominated as new ambassador to Russia
• Compatibilism: Can free will and determinism co-exist?
• Stanford researchers show that there's more than one way to read - with implications for reading disorders
• Bull elephants' social behavior varies with the rainfall, Stanford researchers say
• Website shines spotlight on Stanford's bid to build a campus in New York City
• Stanford researcher launches national K-12 English Language Learning initiative
• Town hall meetings on 2012 health care plans scheduled this week
• Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education Special Meeting Agenda for September 13, 2011
• Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education Regular Meeting Agenda for September 13, 2011
• Oceans' increasing acidity likely to hurt biodiversity, Stanford researchers say
• Research with fruit flies helps explain how we view moving objects, Stanford scientists find
• Students and patients help each other at Cardinal Free Clinics
• Stanford engineers study 9/11 for lessons on how to help buildings withstand threats
• Stanford Libraries acquire Jim Cullum's 'Riverwalk Jazz' archives
• Stanford researcher turns to Roman art for marine conservation
• Cardinal football season ticket sales up 42 percent over last year
• Stanford joins National Requiem of Remembrance commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Last but not least: 'Building 4' to complete the SEQ
• Tiny bits of debris are a big problem in space, says Stanford professor in report on 'space junk'
• Stanford students, alumni help each other with their startup dreams
• Statewide initiatives may result from Stanford-led 'deliberative polling'
• Stanford experts: how 9/11 has changed the world
• Trails issue may be nearing resolution
• Extracting natural gas from shale can be done safely, says Stanford researcher
• Social media adds new dimension to alumni experience
• Pawn, a musical written, produced and starring Stanford students
• Record of Steve Jobs' early career lies boxed in Stanford's Silicon Valley Archives
• Preserving 4 percent of the ocean could protect most marine mammal species, study finds
• Stanford wires up vintage sports cars
• Archive explores origins of King's “I Have a Dream” speech
• Board of Trustees welcomes two new members
• Stanford geophysicist offers insight into the Virginia earthquake
• Back to School for Palo Alto - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• "Stanford in Washington" center fine following East Coast quake
• Stanford students, fresh off the Farm and going global
• What happens next in Libya? Stanford expert weighs outcomes
• A self-guided tour of new campus sights
• Energy Education Specialist Appointed
• Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education Meeting Agenda for August 23, 2011
• New method detects emerging sunspots deep inside the sun
• Hoover's Soviet-era posters join acclaimed exhibit at Art Institute of Chicago
• Students of all ages practice lifelong learning at Stanford Continuing Studies
• Faster organic semiconductors for flexible displays can be developed quickly with new method
• Free computer science classes online
• Stanford researchers are redefining how the brain plans movement
• Hone computer skills at Third Annual Techie Festival
• Resident advisers and ResEd staff collaborate on creation of new RA class
• Wall Street rollercoaster: Stanford expert tries to make sense of a careening marketplace
• Scientists must become advocates, or civilization is endangered, Stanford biologist says
• Palo Alto Philharmonic Baroque Music Concert in Palo Alto
• Stanford economist predicts 'large, short-run recession'
• Stanford scholars examine gap between America's civil, military societies
• Abraham Verghese in, football out, at this year's New Student Orientation
• Administrative Appointment Announced
• Small poetry press founded by Stanford lecturer garners critical attention
• Cantor spotlights six millennia of African art
• Stanford researcher explores whether language is the only way to represent numbers
• Stanford economist: How do we 'get off this path of deficits as far as the eye can see?'
• Stanford's biology pilot project shows benefits from nontraditional lab class
• High school students defy expectations through Stanford College Prep experience
• GaiaRecycle Features Onsite Food Waste Recycling Solutions at WASTECON 2011
• 'The war will never end': Saddam's regime in Hoover Institution archives
• Stanford psychologists find that jokes help us cope with horrifying images
• CISAC scholar hopes to use data to fight political violence
• Flexible nanowire electronics that can attach to any material developed at Stanford
• Students, scholars collaborate for a new telling of Oedipus
• Technology Ventures Program gets $10 million NSF grant
• Richard Serra's mammoth 'Sequence': finally in open air and open to the public
• Stanford transparent batteries: seeing straight through to the future?
• 'He threw in the towel': Stanford's Abbas Milani discusses Iranian leader Ahmadinejad's tumble
• East Palo Alto middle-schoolers get the Stanford treatment
• University to replace Health Net and PacifiCare with a new medical plan in 2012; offers incentive for insurance premium discount
• Connie Wolf to head Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford
• Stanford law students help a child with emotional disabilities find a new school
• PG&E answers Stanford community members' questions at open house
• Stanford researchers find that a simple change in phrasing can increase voter turnout
• Stanford to respond to new NYC request for proposals
• Bridging the innovation gap: From Latvia to Silicon Valley
• Stanford freshmen to debate war ethics in 2011 'Three Books' program
• King Solomon: Stanford scholar considers how the man who had everything ended with nothing
• Male African cichlid fish go from 'zero to 60' when mating calls, Stanford researchers find
• Emeriti Council's Autobiographical Reflections lecture series now available free on iTunes
• Stanford engineers build a nanoscale device for brain-inspired computing
• Stuck in a stereotype? How psychological cues can limit black students' academic learning, success.
• Small, prescribed burn July 18 at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve
• California groundwater management trickles up from local sources, Stanford study finds
• 'Citizen-seismologists' sought to host earthquake sensors on their computers
• Memorial Church offers unique wedding experience for Stanford community
• Today's 'haikumania' – and the Stanford scholar who traces haiku's origins
• Stanford robotics students show off class projects
• Knight Fellows share visions for re-engineering journalism
• SLAC scientists discover patterns in the plumage of the first birds
• Development economist Gerald M. Meier dies at 88
• Global warming could alter U.S. premium wine industry within 30 years, Stanford scientists say
• Unusual watchdog: Stanford doctor finds spinal product harmful
• Stanford artist Richard Randell dies at 81
• Tracking top marine predators in a dynamic ocean
• Stanford's video processing in the cloud allows interactive streaming of online lectures
• Back in Beijing, researchers with Stanford's Rural Education Action Project take on digital divide
• Truth takes a nasty turn: At Stanford, two plays explore memory and deception
• 'Orca ears' inspire Stanford researchers to develop ultrasensitive undersea microphone
• In China's poorest places, Stanford researchers try cash incentives to boost children's health
• A group of citizens, engaged in a new kind of polling developed at Stanford, set to tackle California's problems
• Stanford Jazz Festival showcases superstars with crossover recognition
• Graduating seniors receive awards for theses, research and arts projects
• Radiology Professor Garry Gold wins 2011 Cox Medal
• Trustees approve construction projects, adopt new proxy voting guidelines
• James Jucker, Stanford industrial engineer, dies at 74
• Stanford researchers attempt to curb anemia among boarding students at a school in windy rural China
• Stanford team devises a better solar-powered water splitter
• Centennial Teaching Assistant Award recipients named
• Solving rural China's anemia problem: Is one egg enough?
• Meet the first class to enter Stanford's new Faculty College
• Memorial planned for Sullivan Marsden, retired Stanford engineer
• Stanford researchers travel to China's Loess Plateau to look for ways to improve rural health
• Stanford to receive Anderson Collection of 20th-century American art
• Columbia Provost Claude Steele to lead Stanford School of Education
• Baccalaureate speaker to Stanford's Class of 2011: You don't need to be perfect
• Sculptor returns for update on White Plaza fountain makeover
• In China, Stanford researchers look for persuasive fix to fight intestinal worms
• Smile for the camera phone – you're posing for Stanford's big screens
• Stanford's Digital Humanities: A conference that's become cool
• Elam to give report on '21st century learning' at final senate meeting
• Palo Alto History Museum permit challenged
• Family hosts lemonade stand for cancer research
• Charges delayed in case of infant homicide
• High-end purse thieves pepper spray security
• Egrets and herons, oh my!
• Court rules against Stanford in patent case
• 49ers start Stanford program for at-risk boys
• 2011 Cuthbertson, Dinkelspiel, Gores awards honor faculty, students and staff
• In China, Stanford researchers seek to eradicate intestinal worms that afflict rural children
• Stanford 'disappointed' in Supreme Court ruling in Roche case
• Palo Alto approves Stanford Hospital expansion
• Seventeen-year-old arrested for infant's murder
• Simitian sponsors bill backed by charter schools
• Neighbors Abroad holds Kite Day as 'thank you'
• Teens catch alleged purse snatcher
• Stanford students discover that native ants use chemical weapon to turn back invading Argentine ants
• Stanford climate scientists forecast permanently hotter summers beginning in 20 years
• Infant killed in East Palo Alto shooting
• Gunn seniors throw their stress to the wind
• Jordan Middle School gets new principal
• Castilleja School to drop science APs
• Violent crime plummets in East Palo Alto
• Coroner IDs man killed by Caltrain Wednesday
• Police arrest suspected Portola Valley bank robber
• Residents fume over Arastradero Road project
• Palo Alto to overhaul emergency services
• 2011 Photo Contest: Worth a thousand words
• Cantor exhibition spotlights state-of-the-art books, with emphasis on 'art'
• Winners chosen for 2011 President's Awards for Excellence Through Diversity
• East Palo Alto nonprofits say to bank: Please stay
• SPORTS: Stanford's Hansen is top collegiate softball player
• Gunn to move to later morning start time
• Stanford Hospital expansion up for final vote
• St. Raymond pastor on leave after 'boundary violation' with teen, archdiocese says
• Simitian to discuss state of education Saturday
• Talks between city of San Jose, cops break down; 156 more layoffs loom
• Kawakami: Alex Smith comfortable with idea of remaining with 49ers
• Cop recounts scuffle with diabetic bodybuilder outside Redwood City theater
• East Palo Alto's only bank to close in August
• Parishioners demand answers after Menlo Park pastor suspended
• Stanford study: Farmer networks key to innovation in developing countries
• Stanford's Stig Hagstrom, emeritus professor of engineering, dies at 78
• N.Y. Congressman says he didn't send lewd Twitter photo
• Sextuplets born in Pennsylvania
• Shaquille O'Neal says he's retiring after 19 years in NBA
• San Francisco Giants rally to 11-inning victory
• Gay couples line up for Illinois civil union licenses
• Fight for control of Mavericks take new turn
• Big student debt could limit colleges' aid access
• Tornadoes barrel through Massachusetts, 4 people dead
• Cañada College president retiring after more than 50 years in education
• Belmont explores ban on plastic bags, polystyrene
• San Bruno agrees to $621,000 in fines over sewage spills
• Developer looks to build 80 homes on Half Moon Bay land
• Pair sentenced for attempted murder at Watsonville bowling alley
• Soquel Union Elementary School District faces steep shortfalls
• State Senate OKs bill to overhaul high-speed rail project's authority
• Roadshow: Red-light camera ticket has driver weighing his options
• Activision bets on online play for 'Call of Duty'
• NJ gov. takes state helicopter to son's ballgame
• PG&E seeks delay in producing documents on bad welds
• Former state Treasurer Matt Fong dies at 57
• Tennessee passes Web entertainment theft bill
• AP NewsBreak: Taxpayer identity theft is soaring
• Pizarro: San Jose City Councilwoman Rose Herrera to host HBO documentary screening at City Hall
• HP has big plans for WebOS
• 2011 Lexus IS F
• Summer a time of hunger for many Peninsula children
• Contra Costa grand jury calls for pension reforms
• Stormy forecast delays Highway 4 work
• June Gloom hampers graduations, end-of-year picnics
• Man exposes himself, harasses women in San Lorenzo, Ashland
• Smoking gun elusive in deadly E. coli outbreak
• 41 advance in National Spelling Bee; Bay Area kids don't make the cut
• Images of dead children fan Syria's protests
• 41 killed in deadly Yemen street battles
• Milpitas board puts principal on leave in wake of affair with superintendent
• AP sources: US, Pakistan partnership on mend
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Summer is nowhere in sight - more rain on the way; Driver crashes pickup into Alameda bar
• Stolen laptop recovered with help of software that takes pictures of user
• Former state treasurer Matt Fong dies
• Free health fair set for Sunday in San Jose
• Surviving and thriving: What works to make teens stronger, more resilient
• Bill on taxing online sales passes California Assembly, moves to Senate
• Kawakami: Monta Ellis may end up being Jerry West's first big move
• Two masked men rob Menlo Park convenience store
• Mountain View police use stun gun, baton during confrontation at First Communion party
• Redwood City man jailed for kicking Bucket the dog
• Man to stand trial next month on charges he kidnapped, raped woman who had pulled over to rest in Palo Alto
• Redwood City-owned land may go to the dogs
• Redwood City eyes deal to buy Docktown Marina
• National group joins fight to save Wallace Stegner's Los Altos Hills writing studio
• Stanford's Don Knuth, a pioneering hero of computer programming
• Yankees thump A's 10-3
• Endeavour lands on Earth after 16-day mission
• Project opens tidal action at Alviso between bay and Guadalupe River
• Cyclists to roll into Santa Cruz on Sunday for AIDS awareness event
• San Bruno fire victims abandoned by contractor introduced by PG&E
• IAEA says Japan underestimated tsunami threat
• Small plane found crashed in Nevada; 3 dead
• Belmont-Redwood Shores schools board could decide on boundary changes Thursday
• Activist South Bay students secure computers for schools, save teachers
• San Antonio Spurs assistant Mike Budenholzer reportedly serious candidate for Golden State Warriors' coaching vacancy
• San Francisco Giants blow lead, lose to St. Louis Cardinals
• Despite crisis, Caltrain plans record spending
• Administrative Recommendation Announced
• 1-month-old kidnapped at Morgan Hill food bank found
• Severity of Europe E. coli outbreak stuns experts
• AP Exclusive: Boy in Mladic video looks back
• Afghan president wants NATO to stop bombing houses
• Apple: What will Steve Jobs have to say about new iCloud service?
• Morgan Hill police looking in San Jose for man who led them on high-speed chase
• Roadshow: Glasses can usually remain on when getting DMV photo taken
• Egyptians decry 'virginity tests' on protesters
• Assembly OKs bill to tax online retailers
• Scott Dyleski seeks to overturn conviction in Lafayette murder, implicates victim's husband
• Pizarro: Portuguese festival celebrates Hawaiian connection
• Kawakami: The numbers say Miami over Dallas in five games
• Yahoo may be close to deal with Alibaba Group
• Wells Fargo settles complaints of deaf customers
• Twitter offers new button for attracting followers
• Now renting: luxury condos built for the global rich
• Jury returns guilty verdict for both Gebreselassie brothers
• Cellphone records, car being scrutinized in case of nursing student who went missing in Hayward
• Biz Break: A real estate 'double dip'; plus: Steve Jobs and Apple's iCloud
• Intel taps into new computing at Computex show in Taiwan
• Apple's iCloud: CEO Steve Jobs to show new software at WWDC
• Alameda: City reviews emergency response after drowning
• Vigil tonight for mother of five shot dead in South San Jose
• Obama selects California businessman Bryson for Commerce post
• San Jose man fatally struck while crossing San Tomas Expressway
• Judge to rule on spat over seals at Southern California beach
• Some DUI cases likely to be dismissed because of faulty breathalyzer
• Poole: For those who say they don't like the NBA, watch this
• Herhold: The importance of writing clearly
• Derelict apartment complex in San Bruno may finally be rebuilt
• Burlingame educational therapist taps into students' creativity
• Fresno girl fatally shot by 2-year-old brother
• California woman seen pushing body parts in trash can
• Stanford Blood Center to display historic newspaper articles
• DUI arrests down in early part of holiday weekend
• Live chat: Cal athletic director Sandy Barbour, Thursday, June 2, 2 p.m.
• Obama finishes shuffling national security team
• Pentagon seeks mini-weapons for new age of warfare
• Contra Costa Fair set to celebrate 75th anniversary
• Man found shot to death in Milpitas
• Cougar shot and killed in Redwood City may have been looking for home
• After Memorial Day chili cookouts, expect chilly start to June in the South Bay
• Police: San Jose teens suspected of severely beating man during robbery
• Stanford, Cal, USF picked for NCAA baseball regionals
• Union City mother, San Leandro man killed in East Oakland
• Preservationists hope to save Wallace Stegner's Los Altos Hills writing studio
• Police identify 35-year-old San Jose mom killed in weekend shooting and tie separate stabbing victim's death to gang-violence
• Google CEO's 'green' house has neighbors seeing red
• Torres hits grand slam in Giants' 7-3 victory over St. Louis
• Yankees' Colon shuts out A's, 5-0
• Tafralis family moving forward after San Bruno blast
• Union City mother one of two people killed in East Oakland shooting
• Fly casting is just part of the fun for Oakland Casting Club
• Germany decides to abandon nuclear power by 2022
• Jim Tressel resigns as Ohio State's football coach
• Weight-loss TV shows popular, but America keeps on gaining
• Hackers post phony Tupac story on PBS site
• Memorial Day forecast: cool temps, some clouds
• Inman: Five games, then LeBron James' coronation
• Singer Sean Kingston crashes watercraft in Florida
• Vietnam soldier's widow still dreams of what could have been
• Visiting Joplin, Obama offers message of comfort
• Vigil held for killing victim; S.J. police investigate another homicide
• Bleak House: For one family, budget cuts could mean the end of Healthy Kids
• Data enthusiasts use technology to quantify self
• Roadshow: New I-280 Father Serra rest stop gets a rave review
• Goodluck Jonathan sworn in as Nigeria's president
• 30,000 Greeks demonstrate against austerity measures
• Shuttle astronauts bid farewell to space station
• Companies look for power way, way up in the sky
• Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• Shuttle Endeavour leaves space station -- forever
• Number unaccounted for now stands at 39 in Joplin
• Former Texas Gov. Bill Clements dead at 94
• Yemen leader accused of allowing Islamist takeover
• Children of fallen U.S. troops turn to each other
• $448,000 in grant funding boosts College of San Mateo electronics program
• Search continues for missing Oakland nursing student
• Oakland A's sweep Baltimore Orioles in 6-4 win
• Historic Jonestown memorial unveiled in peaceful Oakland ceremony
• Giants shut out in Milwaukee
• When it comes to taxes, both sides take familiar stand
• Dan Wheldon wins Indy 500
• San Mateo County students win awards from National Merit Scholarship Program
• San Francisco Giants' Posey undergoes surgery
• Woman shot to death Saturday night in San Jose
• Roadshow: Road rage isn't limited to highways
• Tech mogul pays bright minds not to go to college
• Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• Companies look for power way, way up in the sky
• 'Hangover' tops box office with $86.5M debut
• Egypt arrests Iranian diplomat for alleged spying
• E. coli cucumbers may be in Austria, Hungary
• Cambodia's king seen as a 'prisoner' in his palace
• Deep snowpack, more grizzlies mean more encounters
• 2 dead, up to 15 injured in Washington state bus crash
• Afghan official: NATO airstrike kills 14
• U.S. should look abroad for education reform, study says
• Daniel Borenstein: Public-pension accounting hides the size of the problem
• Teen slain early Saturday in East San Jose
• Poole: Some of Philadelphia Eagles' DeSean Jackson's best moves come off-camera
• San Jose SaberCats fall to Georgia Force 55-49
• Quakes happy, sort of, to settle for draw
• Oakland A's closer situation takes another turn in win
• Cassidy: Building schools for the 21st century will take courage
• Kawakami: Golden State Warriors' coaching search should be down to two names
• Herhold: Four generations to sing the national anthem on Memorial Day
• San Jose State graduates more than 8,000 students in wake of tragedy
• Local watchdogs point to years of misguided mental-health spending
• One of California's last Army buglers plays authentic final salute
• Appeal filed to stop Planned Parenthood from opening clinic in Redwood City
• Los Altos Hills private school students want gay-straight alliance club
• No 'criminal intent' for Yemeni man in cockpit assault, attorney says
• Annual bonsai exhibit returns to San Mateo
• Millbrae woman heads to Africa to help girls
• Artists probe the mysterious at The Main Gallery in Redwood City
• Degrees, certificates up in San Mateo County Community College District
• Name change honors Sunnyvale family
• Criminals pose as police more often, for more violent ends
• Lionel Messi's Barcelona tops Manchester United 3-1 in Champions League final
• Delta jet has difficult landing in Atlanta; 4 hurt
• Oakland: Motorcycle gunman fires on crowd, 3 injured
• U.S. should look abroad for education reform, study says
• Giants take 3-2 loss to Milwaukee Brewers
• Teen slain this morning in East San Jose
• Spoken-word musician Gil Scott-Heron dies at 62
• Family of kidnapped Knightsen baby try to get back to normal
• 2011 now deadliest year for tornadoes since 1950
• Astronauts pack up on next-to-last shuttle flight
• 3.3-magnitude quake rattles south Santa Clara County
• Soggy Northern Plains braces for second slug of water
• Obama: Poland a model for democracy
• Record snow makes spectacular Yosemite waterfalls
• Tensions lower at Soquel High following protest about white supremacy and suspensions
• Panel recommends few changes to San Jose council districts
• Slide show: Giants' Brandon Crawford of Pleasanton slams Brewers in his major league debut
• Brandon Crawford's grand slam in debut lifts San Francisco Giants
• San Jose SaberCats dealing with late-game blues
• Oakland A's score win after manager Bob Geren is ejected
• Mercury News interview: Mark Thompson, CEO Fairchild Semiconductor
• Ira Ruskin fighting to contain an incurable brain tumor
• Poole: Evidence is mounting against Oakland A's manager Bob Geren
• The Insider: Former Daly City Councilwoman Maggie Gomez checks into women's jail
• Annual bonsai exhibit returns to San Mateo
• Deadly rollover crash at Russian Ridge under investigation
• No 'criminal intent' for Yemeni man in cockpit assault, attorney says
• Menlo Park patrol officers could see cut in hours, pay
• Santa Clara County mail-in ballot hiccup may have impacted local races, report finds
• San Jose Earthquakes will forge ahead without Chris Wondolowski
• Some Menlo Park council members wary of outsourcing
• Jurors in San Jose's biggest gang trial in years find four Norteños guilty of murder
• Closing some of California's state parks would violate federal law
• Egyptians take to the streets again to demand reforms
• Syrian security forces fire on protests, killing 8
• Family of missing Danville teen thanks volunteers, community
• Purdy: Looking for cures to Sharks' indigestion
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose man dies from Livermore fire injuries; Grand jury: Santa Clara County agencies tracking sex offenders well
• Solazyme's solid IPO shows investor appetite for tech stocks
• Cassidy: It's Facebook's world and we just live in it
• APL first shipping line to use clean shore power at the Port of Oakland
• Closing some of California's state parks would violate federal law
• Joseph Naso, serial killing suspect, says racy bondage photos consensual
• Stem cell therapy gives dogs new pep in their step
• Campbell city manager picked to lead Mountain View
• East Contra Costa schools lose out on trip to Disneyland
• Piedmont: Two suspected burglars nabbed, police say
• State Senate reject's Corbett's online privacy bill
• Pizarro: Artik celebrates new name, gallery show in San Jose
• Grand jury: Santa Clara County agencies doing good job tracking sex offenders
• Man makes vulgar comments to Milpitas girl near Murphy Park
• Life on the art-fair circuit
• Adults, kids can enter California State Fair's canning, baking contests
• Skype says some users had problems signing in
• Armed man robs, rapes woman in Oakland hills
• San Jose man succumbs to Livermore fire burn injuries
• What goes into the first-class swag bags
• Guilty pleas from ex-Nvidia analyst, hedge fund owner boost insider trading case
• Piedmont: Man accused of sexually assaulting girl on campus
• Giants' Posey says he's probably out for the rest of the season
• Soquel High students suspended for wearing white after racist incidents on campus
• Newark man killed in Russian Ridge rollover crash
• No cuts in proposed Burlingame budget
• Two-alarm fire torches Redwood City duplex
• DA: Gawker pretended to be San Bruno fire victim
• Redwood City School District may lose music teachers, five classroom days
• Union rep: Atherton looking to outsource building, public works departments
• 'Concierge' hotel proposed for former Palo Alto Pet Hospital site
• Solazyme sets price for IPO
• Judge pledges quick action on San Bruno blast lawsuits against PG&E
• Clinton, Joint Chiefs chairman press Pakistan
• Officials: Montana floods could be worst in decades
• Will Buster Posey's injury change baseball rules?
• Etchemendy presents optimistic budget outlook for 2012 to Faculty Senate
• First lady in Bay Area in June for fundraisers
• Astronauts make history on 4th, final spacewalk
• Santa Cruz's Plantronics turns 50 in style
• Molina would come back to Giants but doesn't think they'll ask
• Tim Kawakami: Buster Posey, San Francisco Giants pay for Scott Cousins' split-second decision
• Cousins feels 'terrible' about Posey's injury, but it's 'part of the game'
• Signs of plentiful water found below moon's stony face
• Zuckerberg goes on a diet: Only meat he eats is what he kills
• PG&E bills: California regulators set new residential electric rates
• San Jose Sharks lament their slow start to season
• Kamala Harris speaks to East Palo Alto girls
• Richmond residents more satisfied with city, still concerned about crime
• Small increase in Memorial Day travelers expected
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Giants' Buster Posey has torn ankle ligaments
• One confirmed dead in crash on dirt road near La Honda
• BART moves to end secret board committee meetings
• VTA, Caltrain, BART running reduced service Monday
• Amendment calling for troop drawdown in Afghanistan fails, but close vote may signal congressional support for war is waning
• Yemen clashes widen as tribes warn of 'civil war'
• Unveiling of Jonestown memorial will happen Sunday
• Syria uses pro-regime gunmen to crush protests
• Campbell: Suspect's son found abused 3-year-old rolled up in carpet
• Serbia arrests Mladic on war crimes charges
• 2 motorcycle officers critical after collision at Southern California funeral
• South Bay/Peninsula events planned to mark Memorial Day
• Bill to add transportation seat for San Jose, Oakland passes Assembly
• Card clubs in San Bruno, Emeryville agree to pay fines and clean up operations
• Oakland A's survive interesting ninth to beat Angels
• San Jose police looking for suspect in 22nd homicide of the year
• Oakley power plant clears final regulatory hurdle
• Prostitution sting nets 28 arrests in unincorporated San Leandro
• Apple's iPad: an underachiever in the book market?
• Sunnyvale in planning stages for 100th anniversary celebration
• One person killed in crash near Alpine Road
• Students, philosophers deconstruct 'college rat race'
• Doctors: Accused David Lewis killer not competent to stand trial
• VMWare plans massive expansion in Palo Alto
• 'Children's voices' theme of school panel tonight
• SPORTS: A shocking reversal of fortune for Stanford tennis
• 22nd homicide: Man shot in northeast San Jose
• Wiretap: Ex-Salesforce boss back in the saddle
• O'Brien: LinkedIn doesn't mean we're in a bubble
• Three arrested in Menlo Park drug deal-turned robbery
• Juana Briones House in Palo Alto coming down piece by piece
• Lewis and Eaton are among candidates interested in filling seat on San Carlos City Council
• Buster Posey suffers injury
• School closure, bigger class sizes eyed for Ravenswood City School District
• Oakland A's owner Lew Wolff comes to defense of manager Bob Geren
• Inman: Ranking the toughest defeats in Bay Area history
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg plays down site's role in Arab revolt
• Spoiler! 'American Idol' crowns a winner
• New research projects for Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project, and room for more sponsors
• Downtown hotels look to add five-story 'wing'
• Hillsborough murder suspect to stand trial in November
• Montague, retired MLB umpire, selected for Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame
• San Jose stabbing sends man, 21, to hospital
• San Carlos boy enjoys National Geographic Bee contest run
• Doctors say San Mateo hospital rape suspect is mentally competent
• Palo Alto-based VMware plans huge expansion
• Police Blotter
• SJSU announces scholarships in memory of 2 slain honor students
• Section of Channing Avenue to close temporarily
• Lady Gaga extends marketing blitz to Google, 'FarmVille,' 'Tap Tap' game
• Ending California prison overcrowding will be tall order
• Memorial Day Events
• Yemen's president vows no retreat as battles rage
• Small business jet that took off from San Jose crash-lands at Arizona airport
• Netanyahu returns to Israel and dashed peace hopes
• Obama promises no 'letup' in offensive in Libya
• Judge deliberating whether to make secret documents public in case against suspected serial killer Joseph Naso
• Beach-pollution report says most Bay Area beaches OK in dry weather
• Police: Gilroy rape suspect was also molesting girl in his home
• Disney withdraws Navy SEAL trademark application
• Beach-pollution report says most Bay Area beaches OK in dry weather
• High-risk state parolees unsupervised
• Bionic legs help paralyzed patient walk at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
• Authorities believe missing Danville teen took her life
• Pizarro: History San Jose puts a price on the past
• Roadshow: Delays likely on I-5 to L.A.
• Informative new window labels for 2013 vehicles unveiled
• One day later, Sharks still shaken by defeat
• O'Brien: LinkedIn doesn't mean we're in a bubble
• Cam Inman: Ranking the toughest defeats in Bay Area history
• Wiretap: Ex-Salesforce boss back in the saddle
• Goodwin Liu withdraws appeals court nomination
• Morgan Hill police looking in San Jose for man who led them on high-speed chase
• Herhold: The battle of words at San Jose City Hall
• Neighbors and SFPUC: Move oak tree?
• Historic Juana Briones House coming down
• Palo Alto neighborhoods compete over trash reduction
• City may raise fees for car chargers, solar panels
• San Jose City Council OKs business plan for Mexican Heritage Plaza
• San Carlos Vice Mayor Andy Klein won't be charged with DUI
• A's beat Angels, 6-1, to snap six-game losing streak
• Board cautious on stiffer graduation criteria
• Three Arizona officers accused of drug, human smuggling
• San Jose Earthquakes blow lead, lose to Chicago Fire on PKs
• San Francisco Giants lose to Florida Marlins as home winning streak ends at nine
• Stanford women's tennis team loses to Florida
• APNewsBreak: NASA to abandon trapped rover Spirit
• Some California National Guardsmen accused of collecting improper pay
• Burlingame gets new police chief, won't merge with San Mateo
• Longtime soccer coach Mangiola enters local sports hall of fame
• Card clubs in San Bruno, Emeryville agree to pay fines and clean up operations
• San Mateo County fourth-grader makes final round of national geography contest
• San Jose Sharks lose in double OT
• Provost to discuss 2012 budget plan at Thursday's Faculty Senate meeting
• Stanford's Bradley Klahn set to defend NCAA singles title
• Sharks notebook: Joe Thornton tells media he is '100 percent' before game
• Democrat wins special election for NY House seat
• It may rain in San Jose. But then again, maybe it won't
• Gates: Big budget cuts will diminish US influence
• Diamonds may not be Gingrich's best friend
• Palo Alto pursues 'optimistic' budget for police, fire
• California cemetery gravestones with N-word will be replaced
• 4 plead guilty in Southern California gambling machine crackdown
• Plan to rename Bay Trail after Bill Lockyer rebuffed
• Google investing $55 million in Southern California wind project
• Santa Clara police document: DNA on bat led to arrest in killing of 'Church Man'
• Union City police search homes, detain residents in Decoto
• One hurt, several displaced in fire at San Leandro apartment building
• Defense attorney: Yemeni airline passenger shows 'signs of mental health issues'
• Richard Seymour leads the way on field and off as Oakland Raiders gather for workout
• Special, indeed -- Obama tends to U.S.-Britain bond
• Netanyahu calls for peace but rejects 1967 borders
• Cal State East Bay professor arrested in Nigeria
• Egypt's Mubarak to be tried over protester deaths
• Gas prices continue to tumble -- just in time for holiday driving
• Oprah Winfrey focuses on fans during finale
• Warriors adviser West won't hold back, but decisions will be left to Lacob and Riley
• Intel moves top executive to China
• Kawakami: West has plenty to say about Warriors
• Short sales called drag on Silicon Valley, Peninsula housing market
• Coffee drinkers keep chugging, as prices rise
• Feature story: Celebrating a quarter-century
• Stanford research finds unusual 'two-faced' rupture caused Japanese destruction
• Unions, Wisconsin legislator lash out at San Jose mayor over pensions
• Construction to delay traffic on Vasco Road
• Family sues Dodgers in opening day attack on Bryan Stow
• Zoning administrator OKs Mayfield development
• Stiffer graduation requirements for Palo Alto?
• Inman: Giants prospect Zack Wheeler stays patient amid uncertainty
• San Carlos vice mayor takes his name out of consideration for mayor
• Fire station brownouts, police cuts proposed if Palo Alto union negotiations fail
• 88-year-old man injured in Menlo Park home invasion
• Swastikas left on cars in Palo Alto
• Bookkeeper sentenced to year in jail for embezzling nearly $140,000 from Menlo Park nursery
• Woman makes up story about armed man at Mountain View Sears
• Belmont-San Carlos Fire Department will not replace fire chief
• Mountain View sued over housing project; council will consider complaint in closed session
• Student Affairs offices showcase data at poster fair
• Unusual earthquake gave Japan tsunami extra punch, Stanford scientists say
• New tech incubator homing in on green technology
• A's reliever Brian Fuentes criticizes manager Bob Geren after loss to Angels
• For Solari, love of football began at El Camino High School
• Biggest plant wholesaler in San Mateo County files for bankruptcy
• Sunny Cove man gets life sentence for shooting man, dumping body in Big Sur
• Hoaxes: From Botox moms to Bigfoot, creative hoaxes fill history
• Deadly tornado rips through Joplin, Mo.
• Children of recent immigrants lead America's scientific competitions
• Possible Palin house buy in Arizona creates buzz
• Congress OKs $4 million toward purchase of open space along San Mateo County coast
• Board Of Education Meeting Agenda for May 24, 2011
• Palo Alto weighs police, fire staff cuts
• Missing Knightsen baby found in Southern California; grandmother arrested
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Toxic fish warnings for Bay updated; Fire destroys home near De Anza College
• Taliban spokesman denies leader has been killed
• Cupertino: 2-alarm fire destroys home near De Anza College
• Moreland chooses Marin educator as new superintendent
• Pakistani troops retake naval base from militants
• Cisco accused of helping China track Falun Gong followers
• Before rapt crowds, Obama traces his Irish roots
• Nate Clements says he plans to remain a 49er
• Chevron resubmits plan to retrofit Richmond refinery
• Jury begins deliberations in Chauncey Bailey murder trial
• Oakland-based radio host to speak about why apocalypse didn't come
• Giants concerned about all the hits Posey taking to the head
• Injured Giants fan's family asks for time, privacy; police reveal details about arrest
• Assembly votes to prohibit sale of shark fins
• Coroner IDs Florida man found dead in Antioch lake
• Pizarro: Standing ovation as Irene Dalis makes a return to the California Theatre
• SPORTS: Sweet Road Alabama for Cardinal softball
• Missouri tornado death toll climbs to 116
• Lady Gaga album demand overwhelms Amazon servers
• In Wondolowski, Quakes' loss is Bradley's gain
• Slide show: Deadly tornado devastates Missouri city
• Sharks' McLellan: Joe Thornton will play
• Herhold: Thanking the fans of LA
• Two Oakland women arrested in Scotts Valley after coming to police station to pick up juvenile
• Menlo Park: Man robbed in parked car
• PUBLIC AGENDA: Board of Education, Finance Committee
• Menlo Park home invaded, victim assaulted
• Supreme Court upholds order requiring California to reduce prison population
• Mysterious car break-ins concern residents
• San Jose: New program mediates disputes between cops and the public
• Doomsday budget forecast for schools may not materialize
• Facebook to assemble global team of 'diplomats'
• Legendary gay-rights advocate Harvey Milk's birthday celebrated Sunday in San Jose with portrait unveiling
• Stanford's successful STAN serves as prototype for future events
• Stanford computer scientists find Internet security flaw
• Attorney General Eric Holder helps dedicate a dazzling new building for the Stanford Law School
• Kawakami: Mental meltdown puts Sharks on the brink
• Purdy: Sharks clueless
• Tornadoes batter central US, kill unknown number
• Tour of California: Chris Horner wraps up impressive victory
• Gold, silver coins to be legal currency in Utah
• Songwriter Brooks apparently kills himself in NYC
• Status of San Jose Sharks' Joe Thornton uncertain for Game 5 against Vancouver Canucks
• Suspects arrested in beating, robbery
• San Mateo County grapples -- slowly -- with flawed tax law
• Mercury News wins top honors in local press club awards
• Pickets not enraptured by failed Doomsday prophesy
• Bad Boys get front-row exposure during Sharks game
• A's lose again, fall into A.L. West cellar
• Obama challenges Israel to make hard choices
• Roadshow: New signs on Interstate 280 confuse motorists
• San Jose Sharks need more from Dany Heatley
• Bigger Icelandic eruption, but less airline angst
• San Francisco Giants beat Oakland A's in 11 innings to complete three-game sweep
• Daniels decides against Republican presidential bid
• Baby boomers fueling boom in knee, hip surgeries
• Soden, renowned Terra Nova coach, enters Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame
• San Jose Sharks drop Game 4 in 4-2 loss to Vancouver Canucks
• Livermore apartment explosion victims identified
• Cam Inman: Slumping Sharks face elimination
• '60 Minutes' report: Armstrong encouraged doping
• Tornado hits Minneapolis
• San Mateo County grapples -- slowly -- with flawed tax law
• Cam Inman: Two terrible minutes doom San Jose Sharks in Game 4
• Songwriter Joseph Brooks dies of apparent suicide
• Elementary, My Dears: Parents do what politicians won't -- saving the arts in schools
• Mexican-Americans and other Latinos see race differently
• Antioch weighs funding options for civic arts program
• Infant reported missing from Knightsen
• Bleak House: Trying to save a school for the developmentally disabled
• Pizarro: James Durbin meets the Great Morgani in Santa Cruz
• 'Tree of Life' wins top Cannes festival honor
• Rebooted 'Pirates' sets overseas box office record
• Element of racism among rival Latino gangs in Oakland
• One arrested in Bryan Stow attack in LA; family calls arrest 'huge'
• The Sonoma Jazz + Festival isn't that jazzy, but still grand
• Big Palo Alto school projects to take shape
• Poole: Oakland's lineup is the source of its greatest despair
• Herhold: Redistricting exposes the fault lines of elitism in San Jose
• Bay Area rocks, Rapture fails to roll
• San Jose Sharks' Patrick Marleau is showing plenty of heart
• Startups in Google's Apps Marketplace get snapped up
• A's bats continue their slumber
• San Jose Earthquakes come on strong in second half
• Utah Blaze sends San Jose SaberCats to third straight loss, 76-68
• Cal rugby team captures national title
• Runaway horse crashes through store window in East San Jose
• Softball star Haley Woods enters Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame
• Fundraiser benefits Burlingame elementary school
• In San Francisco mayoral race, Yee looks to continue electoral winning streak
• Weekly takes home seven journalism awards
• Earthquake apocalypse? Not quite
• Sharks notebook: Jamie McGinn escapes further punishment from NHL
• More than 1,000 cadets graduate from West Point
• Barry Bonds' trainer coaching youth baseball team on Peninsula
• Tour of California: Chris Horner solidifies hold on title as Levi Leipheimer captures Stage 7
• Kawakami: Sharks have to keep hammering Canucks
• San Francisco Giants' Tim Lincecum dominates Oakland A's in three-hit shutout
• Record snowpacks could pose flood threat to Western states
• Fremont man's death at Oakland jail under investigation
• Bonds' trainer coaching youth baseball team on Peninsula
• Santa Clara University law school marks centennial with graduation ceremony
• Scientists: Iceland's most active volcano erupting
• Preakness Stakes: Shackleford wins; Animal Kingdom 2nd
• Hall of Famer Gary Carter diagnosed with brain tumors
• San Jose airport's chief security official blasts safety plan
• Feature story: Going to school, with a difference
• Harvey Milk crisis call center opens Sunday
• Pope blesses astronauts in first papal call to space
• 'Jeopardy!'-winning computer delving into medicine
• California woman touting moon rock for $1.7M busted by NASA
• Earthquake apocalypse? No sign of it yet
• Tech Notebook: Apple confidential: Is a retail redesign imminent?
• Final wave of holdouts leaves inundated Louisiana town
• Shock after Dutch priest endorses pedophilia
• Residential development for Mountain View's old Mayfield Mall takes key step
• Teen's conviction overturned in 2006 murder at Santa Cruz County party
• Bids up to $120,000 for princess's odd wedding hat
• Proposal would replace headstones stamped with racist slur at Folsom Lake cemetery
• Redwood City may ask voters to raise business and hotel taxes
• San Carlos public works director to step down June 1
• Inman: Joe Thornton makes the right passes in Game 3
• Analysis: Abbas, Netanyahu face hard choices
• Valley gains jobs amid intense competition for engineering talent
• WWII bombers roar into Moffett Field
• Purdy: Sharks bite back, remind us of the team we once knew
• Cal rugby team, after season on the road, is back in the national championship game
• Depth at receiver still an issue for San Jose SaberCats
• Midfielder Brad Ring spurs San Jose Earthquakes' improved play
• Oakland A's miss repeated opportunities before San Francisco Giants win in 10th
• Giants beat A's 2-1 in 10 innings
• Folau, former Baltimore Raven, enters Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame
• San Jose Sharks hold on for 4-3 win
• Herhold: Why a prophecy of doom makes me smile
• DUI leads to suspect in Redwood City home invasion
• Santa Clara Police arrest suspect in killing of 'Church Man'
• Tour of California: Levi Leipheimer cuts into Chris Horner's lead
• Woman arrested on suspicion of DUI flees, CHP says
• Coast Guard working to clean up diesel fuel spill in Alviso Slough
• Redwood City allows Planned Parenthood to open clinic on El Camino Real
• Hawaii grapples with homelessness as summit nears
• Palo Alto robber pleads guilty, gets five years
• LinkedIn stock slides 1.2 percent on second day of trading
• Mercury News interview: Tony Bates, Skype CEO
• Police Blotter
• Oakland student suspended after spiking teacher's cup with cleaning fluid
• Man killed by police had criminal past
• San Jose officer on accident scene finds victim's diamond among broken glass
• San Jose redevelopment chief stepping down
• New research finds possible approach to halting spam
• San Leandro cop charged with drug-related crime surrenders to authorities
• Vietnamese leaders celebrate Little Saigon monument in San Jose
• Stanford opens long-awaited trail
• Scherer sentenced to consecutive life terms
• Former wrestler Randy `Macho Man' Savage dies in car crash
• Pleasanton approves employee contract that calls for two-tier pension system
• Pizarro: Harvey Milk portrait ready for unveiling in Willow Glen
• Apple reportedly nears iTunes cloud music deal with labels
• Empowerment is theme of Saturday 'youth forum'
• Biz Break: Is Apple about to put iTunes in the cloud?
• Verifone, Hypercom abandon plan to sell payment business to Ingenico
• Oakland A's place starting pitchers Tyson Ross, Brandon McCarthy on disabled list
• U.S. transportation chief visits San Bruno blast site, promises tough action
• Skype cancels IPO to clear way for Microsoft sale
• How to help children deal with the cyberbullies
• Barnes & Noble shares surge on $1B buyout bid
• Managing the urban forest
• Silicon Valley entrepreneurs celebrate LinkedIn's wild IPO
• Stanford University trail opens
• Former firefighter threatens police chief, pleads 'no contest'
• Palo Alto traffic disruptions expected tonight
• Residents: High-speed rail would affect home values
• SPORTS: Paly girls' volleyball named national female team of year
• Analysis: The Great Recession's silver lining
• 'American Idol': It's Scotty McCreery vs. Lauren Alaina in the finale
• Kawakami: Coach Todd McLellan's message to underperforming Sharks isn't so subtle
• Former Palo Alto firefighter pleads no contest to threatening to injure or kill police chief Rambo-style
• New Stanford trail opens to hikers, bicyclists, following years of delay
• Police: Man punched in Mountain View road rage case
• Monte Poole: Tejada's divergent Bay Area shadow
• San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles Dodgers behind Madison Bumgarner
• High school debaters spread confidence to younger students
• Stanford's new Matadero Trail opens to public Friday
• Robert Helliwell, radioscience and magnetosphere expert, dead at 90
• Stanford gathering explores where journalism fits in a cell phone, Facebook world
• More than 30 cities out of government grant program
• Tour of California: Peter Sagan of Slovakia captures Stage 5 as Chris Horner keeps yellow jersey.
• San Lorenzo Valley Water District backs 15 percent rate increase
• At UC Santa Cruz rally, emails speak louder than chants
• Watsonville pink slips 13 police and firefighters
• DA: Belmont carjacker ran out of gas
• Jim Whitney an indelible part of Peninsula football history
• 'Drowsy' Hillbarn production a hit
• Toothless Sharks have a familiar sinking feeling
• Coaches trade barbs over rough play by Sharks' Ben Eager
• Report: Warriors had 'informal' meeting with Kevin McHale
• Chauncey Bailey trial: Prosecution's case is built on lies, defense attorneys argue
• Schwarzenegger puts acting career on hold
• San Jose: Attorney General highlights campaign to stop exploitation of children
• With mom's arrest, mystery of boy's body abates
• Gilroy man accused of killing Chihuahua puppy faces life in prison
• San Ramon officer delays plea; ex-CNET head gets permission to leave county for treatment
• Mississippi crests in Vicksburg, claims first life
• Roadshow: The cost of one driver's trip to a gas station: $800.
• Giffords' doctors remain upbeat after operation
• Oakland A's pitcher Tyson Ross injured in 11-1 loss to Minnesota Twins
• More than 30 cities out of government grant program
• Former teammate says Lance Armstrong used drug EPO
• Menlo Park police raid wrong home, residents say
• Longtime Newark mayor not seeking re-election
• LinkedIn rockets skyward in initial public offering
• PTA parents parse youth wellness data
• Amazon: Kindle maker says e-book sales surpass printed books
• New Dish CEO: More acquisitions on horizon for satellite TV provider
• Cassidy: Fred Swaniker is tapping Silicon Valley to mold leaders in Africa
• Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
• More Memorial Day travel expected, but high gas prices will affect plans
• U.S. home sales dropped in April, foreclosures declined
• Antioch school board schedules special meeting Friday
• South San Francisco boy wins national Google logo contest
• Utah family finds $45,000 in new home -- then returns it
• Mothers of U.S. hikers held in Iran start hunger strike Thursday
• Embracing Palestinian terms, Obama calls for Israel return to 1967 borders
• GOP blocks UC Berkeley law professor's vote to bench
• Stanford teams with AT&T to enhance Wi-Fi at sports venues
• 'Mega network' to support East Palo Alto youth
• LinkedIn prices IPO at $45 a share; venture backers rejoice
• Apple iPad's 'buzz saw' success cuts PC sales at HP, Dell
• Schwarzenegger child report spurs media frenzy
• Utility chief says he'll look for way to spare centuries-old tree in North Fair Oaks
• Chris Horner's sizzling ride blows away Tour of California field
• Purdy: Sharks eagerly follow Ben Eager to the penalty box in loss
• San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles Dodgers
• Controversial Palo Alto mixed-use project up for review again
• Atherton City Council approves steep garbage rate hikes
• Stanford hospital project takes another big step
• Pine will become latest San Mateo County supervisor to question need for huge new jail
• Indoor sports complex proposed for North Fair Oaks
• Stanford astronautics professor co-hosts series on National Geographic channel
• U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to dedicate new building for Stanford Law School
• San Jose Sharks get hammered 7-3
• Oakland A's stumble late, lose in 10th
• Police arrest Texas mother in Maine boy's death
• Hillsborough cop charged with domestic violence
• Avalos adds new wrinkle to Sharp Park dispute
• Shriver doesn't discuss scandal at Winfrey taping
• Hard-core cycling fans bike, hike mountain to see finish
• O'Brien: LinkedIn IPO gives founder Reid Hoffman his moment on stage
• Chauncey Bailey trial: Prosecutor lays out arguments against Yusuf Bey IV
• Palo Alto creates new 'Hospital District' for Stanford expansion
• Convicted Pittsburg computer tech must pay San Francisco nearly $1.5 million
• Creeks choked with trash, volunteers needed for annual cleanup day Saturday
• Got an electric car? Get charged at Oakland International Airport
• Roadshow: River cleanup day on Saturday
• San Jose man arrested for stealing giant relic from Lakeside Park
• Barry Bonds case: Post-trial hearing rescheduled to June 17
• San Jose: Former Trace PTO president pleads no contest to theft
• SFPUC stops work around heritage oak
• Yahoo reportedly to pay $28 million for 5to1 online ad network
• Tech review: In Eee Pad, an Android tablet that transforms into a laptop
• FCC, FTC seek answers from Apple, Google on phone location data
• Police Blotter
• Amgen Tour -- whoosh! -- rolls through Livermore
• Energy commission gives OK for pair of power plants near East Contra Costa
• Evangelical radio station that predicted end of the world to be Saturday has raked in cash
• UC leaders: Tuition hikes nearly inevitable
• Berkeley burglary suspect with machete, saw arrested after standoff
• Navy names new ship for labor leader Cesar Chavez
• Giants chief Neukom joins Peninsula Hall of Fame
• Rare walrus calf is stillborn at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
• Purdy: Look for someone like Mayers to kickstart Sharks
• American Chris Horner snags Tour stage victory
• San Jose: Police identify fatal stabbing victim
• Schools win state honor, without the celebration
• Author, San Jose native in custody after 6-year-old son is found dead in Maine
• Schwarzenegger admits to fathering child with household staff member
• Costa Rica president brings lessons to Stanford, Silicon Valley
• Police investigate Mountain View road rage attack
• Palo Alto schools hire new expert on test data
• Caltrain rethinks relationship with high-speed rail
• San Francisco 49ers honor East Palo Alto teacher
• Parents mourn death of Santa Clara street race victim
• Environmental group's poll shows majority of Redwood City residents oppose Saltworks project
• Sierra Road crucial to crowning tour's king
• Poole: Golden State Warriors face stacked deck to make NBA playoffs out of Western Conference
• Purdy: Joe Thornton's physical challenge to Kesler was a mind game
• Norovirus sickens two dozen at Portola Valley retirement community
• Traffic a central concern as Facebook eyes moves to Menlo Park
• East Palo Alto residents file claims for $500K after police allegedly raid wrong home
• Atherton City Council to revisit steep increases in garbage rates
• Rocketship Education seeks county's OK to open charter school in East Palo Alto
• A step up -- exoskeleton demonstration held at Stanford
• Karate Kid chopped from 'Dancing with the Stars' finals
• Oakland A's pound Los Angeles Angels 14-0
• San Francisco and Daly City drug raids net eight arrests, $450,000 in pot
• Jim Loscutoff: A legacy of selflessness, winning on the basketball court
• 'Mind reading' brain scans reveal secrets of human vision
• Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew dies at 74
• Schwarzenegger fathered child with employee
• Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker: Slower growth ahead after 'strong quarter'
• Sharks coach says team needs to close small gap
• San Jose police investigate shooting
• Warriors stay at No. 11 in NBA draft
• Chauncey Bailey trial: Man accused in journalist's slaying says he never killed anyone
• Administrative Recommendation Announced
• $320,000 damage in April 28 East Palo Alto apartments fire
• DNA hit leads to EPA school-burglary arrest
• Santorum: McCain doesn't understand interrogation
• Achilli family sues men convicted in restaurateur's murder
• Bay Bridge detour to open Memorial Day weekend
• California budget battle: Gov. Brown returns to inside game, wooing GOP
• Spin meter: On health care, it's Newt vs. Newt
• Pizarro: Symphony Silicon Valley seeking Facebook votes to help spark arts interest in students
• 'Closed' signs going up on Jerry Brown's website?
• Fields of watermelon burst in China farm fiasco
• Pakistan protests after clash with NATO helicopter
• 'Idol' may show video of James Durbin's Santa Cruz homecoming on Wednesday's show
• Alex Smith affirms he's likely to stay with 49ers
• Los Gatos is close to adopting a $37 million budget for the 2011-12 fiscal year.
• Giants fall to Rockies; shakeups ahead?
• Google leases new campus across Hwy. 101 in Mountain View
• New, higher price for LinkedIn IPO a sign of investor ferver
• Biggest piece of Marine Sanctuary's deep-sea submarine canyon exhibit installed
• New Zealand's Henderson wins Tour of California stage
• San Jose man sentenced to four years in prison for manslaughter
• Police Blotter
• Customer satisfaction with AT&T, T-Mobile drops
• Construction of new homes plummeted in April
• San Jose City Hall falcon dies while attempting to fly for first time
• Dell: HP rival's profit jumps as computer maker cuts costs
• Jobvite gains $15M, offers employment recruiting via Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
• New-home builders worried housing market won't recover this year
• SPORTS: Long journey ends with national title for Stanford
• We are the world, we are the children
• Leap from parking structure ends police chase
• Hewlett-Packard cuts outlook for year
• Questions? Here's what you need to know to get caught up on Sacramento's latest budget battle
• Brown says tax extensions still needed to fix California's budget deficit
• Giants fan Stow moved to San Francisco hospital
• Schwarzenegger admits to fathering child with household staff member
• New testing coordinator announced for Palo Alto schools
• Palo Alto considers cell tower rule revamp
• Belmont-San Carlos fire chief can cash out more than $300K when he retires next month
• North Fair Oaks neighbors save centuries-old oak tree from the ax -- for now
• Police looking for man who fired handgun into ground after Stanford concert
• Blanks to stand trial on rape, attempted murder charges
• Oakland A's top Los Angeles Angels in 10 innings
• Stanford performance of Betrayed tells story of Iraqi interpreters abandoned by Americans
• Campus memorial service for Sarah Adicoff scheduled for Friday, May 20
• Philip Hanawalt wins Princess Takamatsu award, looks back on 50 years at Stanford and ahead to turning 80
• DNA links East Palo Alto man to Christmas Eve school burglary
• Palo Alto expects dozens of new wireless facilities
• Giants' Tim Lincecum rocked in 7-4 loss to Rockies
• Tori Nyberg joins Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame
• Mark Purdy: To win, Sharks need Ryane Clowe to play like Ryane Clowe
• Golden State Warriors face steep odds in scoring an NBA draft lottery prize
• Tour of California: Icy roads in Sierra Nevada shorten race's course
• FBI gets involved in CNET scandal by contacting San Ramon officer
• Supreme Court refuses to consider 'torture flights' case, ending legal battle
• DNA match in attempted murder, rape case, expert says
• East Bay lawmaker renews call for tax hike on state's richest
• PG&E spending on pipeline repairs was under budget in prior years
• Silicon Valley April home sales and prices drop, but market is stabilizing
• San Jose police' loss is Santa Cruz County's gain
• President, in personal terms, honors new graduates
• Giffords watches Endeavour lift off on penultimate space shuttle trip
• PG&E testing natural gas pipeline in Antioch for weaknesses
• Trial closes for 2009 Oakley crash that killed infant
• Microsoft's Bing gets help from Facebook to compete with Google
• West Oakland urban mushroom farm joins city's thriving indie food industry
• SanDisk: Memory products maker buying Pliant for $327 million
• Solayzme hopes to raise $184 million in IPO
• Purdy: Paging Ryane Clowe, the Sharks sure need you
• Oakland gang injunctions face crucial vote at City Council
• E-waste event is Saturday at Overstock.com Coliseum
• Herhold: Questions persist about SJSU killings
• Pizarro: Hospice of the Valley puts on a fun hoedown for a fundraiser
• San Jose woman arrested in connection with fatal San Francisco club brawl
• BlackBerry maker recalls 1,000 PlayBook tablet computers
• Bail denied for IMF chief jailed on charges of sexually assaulting hotel maid
• Navy considers naming ship after Cesar Chavez
• Winklevoss twins lose another round in Facebook battle
• John Horgan: Nagel deals with stunning electoral rejection
• The draw of Portola Redwoods, few visitors, may have contributed to closure
• Tour of California to see another side of Silicon Valley
• Palo Alto meeting to focus on Caltrain electrification
• Update: Neighbors ask court to save heritage oak 'Granny'
• Man fires gun after hip-hop festival at Stanford
• Palo Alto awash with cell-tower proposals
• Truck rollover shocks residents in Mountain View
• Caltrain: Weekend baby bullets a success
• Teacher pink slips - Uncomfortable budget uncertainty for instructors and school districts
• Yahoo, Alibaba work to patch things up
• Stanford women's water polo team claims second national title
• Seaports need a plan for weathering climate change, say Stanford researchers
• Stanford police investigating shots fired in Lagunita parking lot Saturday
• Stanford engineers create a tiny, energy-efficient laser for optical communication systems
• Trevor Cahill takes first loss of season as Oakland A's fall to Chicago White Sox
• Like last season, Giants pitching has carried team
• Sharks fall 3-2 to Canucks
• Lawmakers hope to force Iran's hand on nukes
• IMF head's NYC hearing delayed in sex assault case
• Iris Chang's mother's new memoir honors renowned author of 'The Rape of Nanking'
• China gives press more freedom -- for food safety
• Late push lifts Hayden to win in SuperBike race at Infineon
• Eurovision joy deflects cares for a while
• Herhold: A defining moment for Chuck Reed
• Roadshow: Highway 101 takes center stage
• New York police: IMF head picked out of lineup in sex case
• Israel clashes with protesters on four borders
• As water creeps closer, residents warned: Get out
• VAULTING: Amazing kids doing gymnastics on backs of moving horses
• Major conference on child abuse set for San Jose
• San Jose's pot clubs prove to be a promising new revenue source
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Menlo Park area: Protective neighbors of 300-year-old oak tree near plan protest
• Mexico town's mutant pointy boots create a craze
• Space Shuttle Endeavour fueled for launch; Giffords on hand
• Tree-felling causes tension in Burlingame's Easton Addition
• Valley residents delaying retirement, major purchases
• Menlo College in Atherton recognized for blood drives
• Thousands take to SF streets for Bay to Breakers
• Dogged determination marks 100th Bay to Breakers run
• Joan Aragone: Conference illuminates aging process
• Trevor Cahill takes first loss of season as Oakland A's fall to Chicago White Sox
• Resident honored for chasing down a drunk driver
• 6.5-magnitude earthquake strikes off Papua New Guinea; local tsunami alert issued
• Police: IMF head picked out of lineup in sex case
• NHL's Derek Boogaard brain donated for trauma research
• Amgen Tour stage abruptly cancelled for first time in race's history
• Bid to name Lake Tahoe cove after Mark Twain fails
• Former head of Nathan's Famous hot dogs dies at 89
• Internal Affairs: When it comes to passing parcel taxes, state voters are facing a Catch 22 2/3
• 2 Lousiana teenagers thrown from spinning carnival ride
• Mother of beaten Giants fan doesn't blame LA fans
• Space shuttle Endeavour ready to go; Giffords arrives to watch
• American Airlines flight returns to Phoenix after smoke reported
• 'Thor' nails down top spot at the box office again
• Giants-Cubs game postponed by rain
• Sony's PlayStation Network coming back up
• James Durbin wows 30,000 in Santa Cruz
• Steven Lenhart helps San Jose Earthquakes beat his old team
• Young right-hander Tyson Ross helps Oakland overcome loss of Dallas Braden, stymies Chicago White Sox
• Sharks have been skating with just one goal: Growth
• Purdy: Sharks coach should like this prediction
• Kawakami: Sharks appear recharged for the Canucks
• At Henry W. Coe State Park, news of proposed park closure hits home
• Bleak House: The budget and ordinary Californians
• Former astronaut tells university grads to get a license to dream
• Latest quarterly numbers show venture capitalists still investing less in early-stage startups
• San Jose's pot clubs prove to be a promising new revenue source
• San Bruno blast victim's executor sues PG&E
• San Mateo County school districts make final decisions on teacher layoffs
• Giants beat the cold and the Cubs
• Projected lines and defense pairings for San Jose Sharks and Vancouver Canucks
• Burlingame's Mills-Peninsula hospital to finally open Sunday
• Culture of Middle East and Africa captured in trio of Foster City exhibits
• Tour of California may have to change course for first day because of snowstorm
• Herhold: Political rules should apply to Facebook
• Cal football: Zach Maynard named starting quarterback
• McCain Foods co-founder Wallace McCain dies at 81
• NY police question IMF head in hotel sex assault
• IRAQ NOTEBOOK: GIs are losing their joe
• Roadshow: Transit takes center stage
• Durbin talks of up, down week
• Pizarro: Judgment Day is next Saturday, so get ready
• Culture of Middle East and Africa captured in trio of Foster City exhibits
• San Bruno blast victim's executor sues PG&E
• David DeJesus reaches 1,000 career hits in A's 6-2 win over White Sox
• San Jose's pot clubs prove to be a promising new revenue source
• Operation Donkey brings Iraqi equine to US
• Herhold: Political rules should apply to Facebook
• Man dies in crash near Stinson Beach; Highway 1 reopened
• Fairfield man's body found on Masonic Temple grounds
• Twitter feed lawsuit underscores power of a tweet
• Mercury News interview: Gary Bloom, CEO of eMeter
• Louisiana floodgate opens for first time in 38 years, diverting Mississippi River
• Cal football: Maynard named starting quarterback
• Mountain lion sighting reported in Woodside
• Google accepted ads from rogue pharmacies, firm says
• Man arrested after attempt to sell stolen 1911 horseless carriage
• O'Brien: Time for reality check on the return of IPOs
• Toyota's new Prius models face delays after recent earthquake
• Yahoo and Chinese partner in messy spat
• SJSU students killed in shooting to get posthumous diplomas
• Defense attorney: Justice for the 'least desirable' is real test of justice system
• California could cut school year by several weeks
• San Jose Earthquakes need to turn things around quickly
• Sharks' Kyle Wellwood bears no grudge against Vancouver Canucks
• San Jose Sharks face even bigger challenge vs. Vancouver Canucks
• Residents to be honored at Palo Alto police ceremony Tuesday for 'community involvement'
• Hundreds attend memorial for San Carlos' mayor
• Mountain View business owner accused of setting fire for insurance payoff
• Coco Crisp can't quite pull off steal of home in Oakland A's loss
• The Insider: Hill joins the fray in Brisbane
• Giants' bullpen falters, Cubs win 11-4
• San Jose: Reed declares fiscal emergency, proposes pension ballot measure
• Bird callers take to Piedmont High School stage for 46th year
• After Game 7, Sharks defenseman Ian White's wife delivers
• It's back! Rain coming to South Bay this weekend, early next week
• South Bay middle school students again win national Mathcounts contest
• Santa Clara Unified selects new school superintendent
• California's next budget casualty -- 70 state parks on governor's closure list
• San Jose stabbing victim dies in hospital; suspect identified
• Santa Clara: Detectives investigating death of 'Church Man' seek public's help
• Fremont man arrested Friday on suspicion of attempted murder
• UC Regent Crane traveling rocky road toward confirmation hearing
• Herhold: A defining moment for Chuck Reed
• Pizarro: Judgment Day is next Saturday, so get ready
• Prince, Sharks, 'Glee' show will keep downtown San Jose hopping
• SJSU murder-suicide: Shooter, wife planned vacation after graduation, friends say
• A la Carte: Lou's Donuts entrepreneur Charles Chavira dies at 51
• Martinez officials: Council compensation lower than grand jury reported
• Bay to Breakers cleans up its act
• Roadshow: Highway 101 takes center stage
• California could cut school year by several weeks
• Pizarro: Birds take a liking to San Jose airport's new terminal
• Cam Inman: San Jose Sharks play a familiar refrain
• Caltrans to repair pothole-filled Interstate 580
• Crew finds body of Oregon man stuck in snow for two months
• Antioch weighs funding options for civic arts program
• San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed declares fiscal emergency, proposes sweeping pension ballot measure.
• Tech Notebook: Facebook, Agilent, Intuit praised for work-life perks
• Tour of California takes a sharp turn
• Giants' bullpen falters, Cubs win 11-4
• Insider trading: A network of friends who tell secrets
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Architectural Review Board
• Palo Alto couple presses for 'sense of urgency' in relieving academic stress
• Stanford trail set to open
• Feature story: Keeping the culture alive
• Campbell: Search continues for man suspected of abusing 3-year-old girl
• Santa Cruz native James Durbin voted off 'American Idol'
• Prosecutor calls gang members 'predatory bullies,' out to terrorize San Jose
• Purdy: You can exhale, Sharks fans, they won by the skins of their fins
• East Palo Alto hopes for bike-pedestrian bridge
• San Carlos Vice Mayor Andy Klein arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
• El Camino Hospital announces interim CEO
• Menlo Park school district accused of violating Brown Act
• Task force on undergraduate education gives an update to the Faculty Senate
• Stanford alumni around the world participating in May 14 day of service
• Sharks notebook: Jamie Baker ready to give up his place in San Jose team's history
• Guts and glory: San Jose Sharks win!
• Cam Inman: Do you believe? Sharks movin' on
• Dead sharks found in Redwood Shores were suffering from internal bleeding, necropsy shows
• Cop debunks sex offender myths in San Mateo
• San Bruno fundraiser benefits 6-year-old boy fighting cancer
• Ryane Clowe's return gives Sharks teammates a boost
• Tim Kawakami: Sweet redemption for Patrick Marleau and Joe Thornton
• Demjanjuk convicted over Nazi camp deaths
• At least 68 killed in Pakistan blasts
• U.S. to limit Afghan forces' growth
• Judge denies immediate halt to Jonestown memorial
• Facebook's stealth attack on Google
• Breakthrough in AIDS fight: Drugs radically reduce transmission of virus
• Kitchen fire lights at San Jose house
• Cassidy: Net Optics' Eldad Matityahu shows different business drive
• IRS begins enforcing rule on gifts to political nonprofits
• SJSU shooting: 3 who died ID'd as student, 25; her husband, 54; another student, 26
• Obama asks FBI chief to stay, seeks Congress OK
• Larger BART budget has more money to clean seats and cars
• People: Lindsay Lohan likely fired from Gotti film
• PaloAltoGreen scores national first-place rating
• COMMUNITY NOTEBOOK: Taking tolerance one step further
• Pressure mounts on Gadhafi within Libya's capital
• Facebook's stealth attack on Google
• Wiretap: Google's Eric Schmidt chooses Palo Alto penthouse for his venture capital operation
• Roadshow: DMV to notify police nationwide about registration sticker delay
• Cisco stock falls 5 percent as analysts note long-term challenges
• White House unveils cybersecurity plan
• Barai calls can be used at Jiau's insider trial, Judge says
• Playdom: Disney-owned game company to pay $3M to settle FTC case
• Netflix adds online viewing for Android phones
• Former P.I. alleges ex-CNET chief ran Pleasant Hill brothel
• SPORTS: Menlo-Atherton sweeps PAL track and field titles
• U.N. climate chief predicts U.S. turnaround on warming
• CNBC study ranks California best ... and worst ... for business
• Job gains should offset higher gas and food prices
• Job market: Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
• 'American Idol': Lady Gaga brings the drama to Durbin and company
• Santa Clara police investigating second homicide of 2011
• Giants win another one-run game, finish sweep of Diamondbacks
• The last cut comes next month for vintage San Jose barber shop
• Workers on wheels
• No criminal charges to be filed in EPA fire
• Three Palo Alto VA employees indicted for bribery
• 'American Idol': Lady Gaga brings the drama to Durbin and company
• VTA, Caltrain among best at linking where people live with where they work
• Victim testifies in Palo Alto abduction, rape case
• Dead sharks found in Redwood Shores were suffering from internal bleeding, necropsy shows
• Palo Alto commission supports key report for Stanford hospital project
• Public memorial service to be held Friday for San Carlos mayor who died of heart attack
• Mark Purdy: San Jose Sharks fans are goin' crazy
• High tech needs humanities PhDs, say Silicon Valley entrepreneurs at Stanford conference
• PG&E proposes replacement of gas pipelines through Stanford
• Three exceptional staff members to receive 2011 Amy J. Blue Awards
• Tim Kawakami: Game 7 is Joe Thornton's game to win, or lose
• Game 7 the proving ground for San Jose Sharks
• San Francisco Giants rally to beat Arizona Diamondbacks
• East Palo Alto man shot in hand while driving
• Coastside school districts prepare for teacher layoffs
• Peninsula cyclists hit the road on Bike to Work Day
• Cam Inman:
• Census: South Bay, Peninsula population growing up fast
• Indian population diversifying Bay Area's Asian population
• Tour of California missing its reigning champ
• Earthquakes give up tying goal to Whitecaps in waning seconds
• Oakland A's Dallas Braden to undergo shoulder surgery
• Police: 'Unprecedented' SJSU shooting investigated as a murder-suicide
• Killer convicted in 20-year-old San Jose murder
• Stanford Hospital expansion wins key vote
• Pizarro: Arts Council fetes its former executive director
• South Bay sees a dramatic increase in bed bugs
• Indictments may mean smaller World Series of Poker
• Cassidy: Fairchild's Silicon Valley pioneers feted in style
• Diary: Bin Laden eyed new targets, big body count
• Poll: Bin Laden killing was justified
• Brentwood to consider starting own fire district
• Syria shells major city as crackdown intensifies
• Rebels: Gadhafi forces pushed back from Misrata
• Will Ryane Clowe be ready for Sharks' Game 7?
• Also coming: 'Paris,' 'Penguins' and 'Pooh
• Missing 3-year-old Campbell girl severely abused; couple sought
• Lawyer: Iran spy trial for three UC Berkeley grads does not happen
• Pittsburg railcar accident spills corrosive, prompts hazmat response
• Roadshow: Motorists offer advice to bicyclists
• Founder of Galleon hedge fund guilty in tech insider-trading case
• Cisco's profit falls 17 percent; tech giant overhauling its business
• Suit seeks to nullify Schwarzenegger commutation of prison sentence
• Smartphone review: HP's tiny Veer 4G vs. Samsung's massive Infuse 4G
• Former Giants infielder Frandsen suspended for positive test
• Second suspect arrested in March drive-by in Antioch
• Police: 'Unprecedented' SJSU shooting investigated as a murder-suicide
• Herhold: Complications in the drive to bring a ballpark to San Jose
• Toyota: Supply problems after quake, shadow of recall plague automaker
• Rape-case victim describes escape from death
• United Menlo Park council approves Stanford deal
• Police investigate shooting in East Palo Alto
• Shooting kills two and injures one at San Jose State University
• Purdy: Four-gone conclusion?
• Poole: Now that he's out of baseball, will Milton Bradley finally find peace?
• School board votes to change academic calendar
• CSU leaders warn of jump in tuition if tax increases lapse
• No love for Romeo as he's shown the door on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Menlo Park School Board approves $205K annual contract for new superintendent
• Community stunned by sudden death of San Carlos mayor
• Palo Alto school board approves controversial calendar changes
• Mountain View police: Officer breaks 16-year-old's nose after she tries to hit him with baton
• Reforesting rural lands in western China pays big dividends, Stanford researchers say
• Task force reviewing undergraduate education will give Faculty Senate a progress report Thursday
• Free ride ends in Los Altos man's beating
• Police arrest two suspected of auto burglaries, stealing SUV in Los Altos
• Return of Andres Torres and Mark DeRosa return from D.L. deepens Giants' bench
• San Francisco Giants edge Arizona Diamondbacks 1-0
• Sharks notebook: Ryane Clowe sidelined by upper body injury
• San Jose Sharks lose again 3-1
• Woman who was stranded for weeks leaves hospital
• Federal prosecutors say man aboard American Airlines Flight 1561 posed serious threat
• Antioch draws line on redistricting
• Scotts Valley community wants a 'people-friendly' new superintendent
• Wojnowski: Red Wings just won't quit
• Oakland A's, Brett Anderson lose 7-2 to Texas Rangers
• San Mateo County's English learners slip but still fare better than peers statewide
• Foster City council votes to preserve Blue Line shuttle
• First home to be rebuilt in San Bruno blast zone hosts groundbreaking
• PG&E could face more costly tests
• Palo Alto eyes changes to binding-arbitration law
• Large, distant quakes can trigger changes in the San Andreas Fault, new study finds
• Appeals court weighs former Brocade CEO's convictions
• West Nile virus worries high with heavy rain and snowfall
• San Ramon driver crashes into stopped truck near Brisbane, killing San Jose man
• Landmark study had little impact on heart care
• Apple, Google executives grilled by Senate panel on location data
• Roadshow: Car sharing in San Jose: a dumb idea -- or genius?
• Syrian military tightens grip in areas of unrest
• Japanese leader cancels plan for new nuclear plants
• A revolution's namesake is contraband in China
• San Jose police: Homicide suspect may be posing as identical twin
• Tripoli sites bombed, rebels claim Misrata gains
• Federal lawsuit against BART police officers involved in Grant killing will proceed, judge rules
• Federal prosecutors say man aboard American Airlines Flight 1561 posed serious threat
• Skype is headquartered in Europe but has deep ties to Silicon Valley
• Herhold: The pitfalls for Ash Kalra
• Warriors may not hire coach until after draft
• Google to launch cloud-based Music Beta service
• Bicycling to New York's ground zero
• Appeals court blasts VA mental health care system
• Purdy: Let's talk about that word 'gutless'
• Family: Two killed in San Jose after man asked to leave party came back with gun
• How Skype (like Xerox and Google) turned itself into a verb
• Byron Union officials, teachers at impasse
• San Carlos Mayor Omar Ahmad dies from heart attack
• Report: Strip power from California rail authority
• Speed racers
• Weekend break-in at Paly results in loss
• SPORTS: Menlo tennis moves closer to historic CCS title
• Dancing with science
• Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
• San Jose: 1988 'cold case' homicide goes to trial
• Inman: San Francisco Giants might be rediscovering their 2010 mojo
• San Carlos votes for lower pay baseline for new firefighters
• Mountain View settles Fourth Amendment claim for $15K
• Leading entrepreneurs, academics explore a new relationship between humanities graduates and Silicon Valley at Stanford conference
• Stanford faculty committee appointed to study Searsville Dam, Reservoir
• Trash hikes on the way in San Bruno and Millbrae
• First 5 San Mateo County Commission approves nearly $16 million in cuts from children's programs
• Man found bleeding on staircase at Mountain View apartment complex
• Family of Los Altos Hills bicyclist killed in crash files claim against San Mateo County
• New bike boulevard planned for Palo Alto
• Trains slow through crossing as part of death investigation
• Palo Alto board to consider starting school year 1 1/2 weeks earlier
• A's update: With a lefty starting, D.H. Hideki Matsui sits again
• Josh Willingham's five RBIs lead Oakland A's past Texas Rangers 7-2
• High school music: Santa Clara County programs top the charts
• Three Bay Area soccer players named to U.S. Women's World Cup team
• Filipino American WWII veteran honored for his contributions
• Woman at center of De Anza College gang-rape civil trial may still recoup millions from insurance companies
• Syrian official hopes protests are near end
• California gets $300 million for high-speed rail from feds, far less than hoped
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police hunt suspect in San Jose double-homicide; Thieve drive truck through East Bay Costco doors, steal ATM machine
• Chile approves huge dam project in wild Patagonia
• San Jose police: 69-year-old man run over, killed by girlfriend
• University of California considers flex tuition
• Homeless Sacramento man in trash bin survives after getting compacted
• Facebook sharing sending readers to news sites
• Activision: Video game maker reports higher profit, revenue
• Apple details iPhone location tracking for Congress
• Google's annual developers conference gets underway
• Pizarro: Second helping of SJ Eats was much easier to digest
• San Jose police identify victims of double-homicide; suspect still at large
• High school music: Santa Clara County programs top the charts
• Sharks need more from embattled Marleau
• San Francisco Halloween shooting suspect wounds two Houston cops, kills himself
• PG&E tests pipeline in Mountain View with water pressure
• Lawmakers blast Brisbane company's relocation plan
• O'Brien: San Francisco's deal with Twitter sends city down slippery slope of tax breaks
• Google's YouTube adds 3,000 titles to video rental store
• 'A Stolen Life': Jaycee Dugard memoir set for July release
• Roadshow: Bicyclists, motorcyclists frustrated by signal sensors
• Fontenot has been the spark in Giants' lineup
• PUBLIC AGENDA: Board of Education, Human Relations Commission
• School board to vote Tuesday on calendar change
• Menlo Park school district picks Maurice Ghysels as superintendent
• Palo Alto Online launches video academy
• Indecent exposure arrest at MV Rite Aid
• Lanes reopened on Highway 101 after DUI crash
• Crew subdues man banging on cockpit during flight to SFO
• Purdy: Sharks miss many chances, but more opportunities remain
• New Stanford computing lab imagines the mobile-social future
• Ten undergraduates receive Deans' Award for Academic Accomplishment
• Sharks fail again to eliminate Red Wings, series heads to Game 6
• Study in South Korea finds higher rate of autism
• Feds begin enforcement of restrictions on bombs used to scare birds, seals
• PG&E's underground electrical gear blamed for fires, explosions, power outages
• Valley's photographic history now for sale
• Homeland security exercise today at San Jose's San Fernando VTA station
• Teachers to rally, push to prevent education budget cuts
• Art matters, but art students matter more
• Roadshow: All about Highway 92
• Board Of Education Meeting Agenda for May 10, 2011
• San Francisco Giants' Ryan Vogelsong feels the love of fans
• Little kids learning yoga in San Mateo County
• Battle over health care law shifts to federal appeals courts
• Murder trial to start for Florida mom Casey Anthony
• Internal Affairs: Court of Appeal to hear e-initiative case
• Child reported killed as Syrian forces crack down
• Church burning deepens tumult of Egypt transition
• San Jose city Councilman Ash Kalra arrested on drunken driving charge
• Pacifica cracks down on parents who let kids drink at parties
• Chipolte Mexican Grill under scrutiny as federal immigration investigation expands
• Google to build its own office space
• Bankrupt homeowners shed second mortgages
• War of the Robes erupts over future of state court system
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Giants complete sweep of Rockies
• Foster City council to study budget Monday
• Kouzmanoff, Suzuki homer to lead A's past Royals
• A's take series from Royals on gem by Ross
• Stanford's Jeremy Green staying in NBA draft
• Elementary, My Dears: California education in a state of emergency
• Hillsborough student wins national environmental contest
• Homeland security exercise today at San Jose's San Fernando VTA station
• Dance and art celebrated at Stanford powwow
• Many conflicts reported at home in Fairfield shooting
• One person killed in vehicle crash off Sonoma County cliff
• Plane cleared to fly after 'security threat' in New Mexico
• Deep cuts will close doors, turn away families at state preschools
• Poole: Donaire, Guerrero, Ward would be a must-see Bay Area boxing megacard
• Arizona Rattlers knock San Jose SaberCats back down
• Controversial play seals A's fate in loss to Royals
• Oakland A's lose to Kansas City Royals on sacrifice fly in ninth
• San Jose to consider car-sharing program
• Bin Laden's life in a shrunken world, domestic but dark
• Film to focus on Millbrae killer's ex-wife
• Childhood memories stimulate Women's Caucus for Art show in San Mateo
• AP IMPACT: China's spying seeks secret US info
• San Jose Sharks hope to halt Red Wings' momentum
• Mark Purdy: San Jose Sharks need more soon from Pointless Patrick Marleau
• Hope for a Mother's Day Miracle: The return of 'Littlefoot' -- she's been lost for days
• Roadshow: 'Inoperative' red lights have some drivers stewing
• Mass. advocates join 'Slutwalk' crusade with march
• Syrian tanks enter coastal town in new crackdown
• Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• In brief
• Taliban attack Afghan government offices in south
• Pizarro: Notre Dame High School prepares to celebrate the big 1-6-0
• Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander throws second career no-hitter
• Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby
• Mothers of slain children work to end violence
• 3 dead, 1 injured in shooting at Fairfield home
• Woman with 50 stolen purses arrested in Walnut Creek
• Two men shot dead, teen injured at San Jose party
• Chinese entrepreneurs see Apple's App Store as entryway to global market
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley's Traitorous Eight deserve history honor
• Deep cuts will close doors, turn away families at state preschools
• 10th annual Free Comic Book Day draws thousands worldwide
• Gadhafi forces bomb fuel depot in rebel-held city
• CHP: David Beckham in crash on LA freeway
• Calif. snowmelt promps warnings for swimmers
• BART, 12 other agencies added to Bay Area News Group's salary database
• China's rough-and-tumble used-car market
• Journalist James McCartney dies at 85
• SF Police recover $75,000 tapestry stolen in 2000
• In Mountain View, health care without the insurance
• May Fete Parade rolls through Palo Alto
• Guest Opinion: Don't sacrifice August by forcing early school start
• Caltrain slows trains at Charleston crossing
• Downtown Farmers' Market donates $23,000 to Avenidas
• Herhold: Palo Alto's lifetime health benefits for elected officials
• San Lorenzo: Family of five escapes fast-burning fire at duplex
• Mercury News interview: David Sacks, CEO of Yammer
• Man suspected of stealing 31 vehicles arrested
• Charges to be dropped in Justin Bieber New York mall frenzy
• Kawakami: No need for Giants to hit the panic button
• Arena Football: SaberCats take on longtime rival Arizona with first place at stake
• Oakland A's, Gio Gonzalez find just enough to douse debut of a Kansas City Royal
• Purdy: This time around, Sharks bit off more than they could chew
• China's rough-and-tumble used-car market
• Menlo Park gets extra money, better terms in agreement with Stanford
• Menlo Park picks superintendent who left Mountain View district after scandal
• Big budget deficit may force Atherton to lay off workers, cut services
• Man arrested for alleged indecent exposure at Mountain View Rite Aid
• Former Menlo Park bar worker gets 3 years in prison for sexually assaulting sleeping woman
• Smoking litter prompts hazmat response
• Firefighters hired for new San Carlos department may earn 5 percent less than current agency
• Palo Alto Airport deal 'moving forward' with cooperation from county
• Giants top Rockies with late rally
• Sharks erase 3-0 deficit, lose Game 4 on goal with 1:27 left
• High winds propel apartment fire in San Mateo, at least eight left homeless
• San Mateo County libraries branch out
• Gio Gonzalez, Oakland A's shut down Kansas City Royals
• Details emerge of 'Durbin Day' as Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk show set
• Experts support PG&E's plan to test pipes with water
• U.S. job growth increases, but doubts persist on economy
• Search team combs Santa Rosa park for missing college student and Walnut Creek native
• Experts support PG&E's plan to test pipes with water
• Sharp drop in crude oil prices could lead to cheaper gas
• Alameda: School parcel tax opponents file lawsuit
• Sea otter pup's birth caught on video in slough near Moss Landing
• Los Altos' Measure E passes with narrow margin, final election results show
• Santa Clara: Woman receives award for providing weekend meals to hungry school kids
• Antioch approves rehabilitation of aging low-income townhome complex
• Alameda County alerting residents to prepare for fire season
• Have the heroes of 9/11 become today's scapegoats?
• Biz Break: Is Apple ditching Intel in favor of ARM processors?
• Mobile startup JiWire snares another $20 million
• Netflix's days without competition may be numbered
• Burglary suspect arrested inside Oakland home
• San Jose: Alum Rock Avenue merchants clean up after Cinco de Mayo vandalism
• Oakland Mayor Jean Quan heads east to boost trade and business for Port of Oakland
• Mosley prepares for Pacquiao with one eye on past
• Purdy: Sharks' ownership of Red Wings no accident
• Pizarro: Experience some magic in downtown Sunnyvale this weekend
• Former Brocade CEO's case heads to federal appeals court
• Retiring winemakers find it tough time to sell
• Serial killing suspect wins right to serve as own attorney
• Obama to bin Laden assault team: 'Job well done'
• A la Carte: Morgan Hill hosting huge barbecue competition
• SPORTS: Palo Alto runs away with league meet title
• Stanford offers Menlo Park more money
• East Palo Alto home invasion results in shooting
• Palo Alto mother seeks marrow donors for her son, or others
• Rail authority stumped by Peninsula's proposed 'blended' system
• Feature story: 2011 Lifetimes of Achievement
• Playwright/screenwriter Arthur Laurents dies; wrote 'West Side Story'
• Santa Clara County schools again tops in state
• Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Carlos Moreno Celebrates Cinco de Mayo at Oakland City Center
• With carpool perk ending for hybrids, some owners are trading up
• Spoiler alert! 'American Idol' elimination result
• New contract for Menlo Park police sergeants includes no salary increases
• Mid-Peninsula schools continue to post high marks
• Dave Pine declared winner of race for San Mateo County supervisor seat
• East Palo Alto resident shot in home-invasion robbery
• Claim accuses Redwood City cops of firing Taser at teen and joking about it
• Mountain View City Council meeting with city manager hopefuls
• Redwood City family's big moment on 'America's Funniest Videos' preempted by Osama bin Laden news
• Rowdy Cinco de Mayo night in San Jose, one stabbed
• A second language for every high school student, Stanford's Russell Berman says
• Cinco de Mayo quiet in San Jose, so far
• Sharks hope similarities to 2010 Red Wings series end here
• San Mateo toddler falls from second-story window, survives
• Ruling bolsters smokers' lawsuits
• Fremont man gets three years in prison for San Bruno cabbie robbery
• Oakland A's effort effort, Ryan Sweeney's five hits all for naught in 12-inning loss to Cleveland Indians
• Giants finish trip with loss to Mets
• Obama honors bin Laden's victims at ground zero
• Palo Alto may merge police, fire departments
• DA reins in overzealous attorney
• Herhold: An ugly exile for a centenarian
• Chinese tech giants fight over 4G phones
• San Jose decides that a new airport name just won't fly -- at least for now
• San Jose: Man fatally stabbed, police seeking suspect
• For families of tornadoes' missing, a long torment
• Santa Clara County schools again tops in state
• SFJazz to break ground for new $60 million center
• Wolverton: Customers had more faith in Sony than it deserved
• San Ramon's new city manager will take home $225,000 a year
• Cleveland Indians outlast Oakland A's in 12 innings
• Residents: Syrian troops mass around coastal city
• Roadshow: Drivers feel bumps from state financial woes
• Palo Alto names new library director
• Attorney for ex-CNET chief expects more officer arrests
• Local Iraqi leaders blame branch of al-Qaida for suicide attack
• Cassidy: Lotus founder Mitch Kapor sets his sights on fixing education
• Jacob, Isabella top baby-name list for 2010
• U.S. seeks to aid Libyans in rebel areas with seized assets
• GM says it's recalling 150,000 2011 Chevrolet Cruze sedans
• Facebook shows growth in display ads
• Wal-Mart remains atop Fortune 500 list
• GM earns $3.2B in first quarter, helped by strong U.S. sales
• Cupertino to see increase in sewer service charges
• Cisco shuffles management in bid to shed bureaucracy
• Five-day nurse strike begins at Children's Hospital Oakland
• Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg buys historic Palo Alto home
• City celebrates cycling next week
• 'Change school calendar,' Stanford lecturer says
• Budget woes spark arts groups' fears, rumors
• Another Stanford blood-infection case alleged
• SPORTS: Paly boys bring out the big guns for shot at track and field title
• Police urge caution, safety on Cinco de Mayo
• GM earns $3.2 billion in first quarter on higher sales
• William and Kate to visit California in July
• Public employees defend 'modest' pension benefits
• Obama rejects showing photo of bin Laden
• Blog reflects loves and hopes of South Bay mom with late-stage cancer
• Redevelopment agencies' boosters still hoping for redemption
• SUV found torched on Portola Valley road
• Palo Alto reviewing more than 100 DUI cases because of faulty field breathalyzer
• DUI checkpoint set for undisclosed location Friday night in Redwood City
• Menlo Park's downtown plan could cause traffic headaches
• East Palo Alto moves to shut down medical marijuana dispensary
• Parcel tax for Los Altos school district ekes out win
• U.S. farmers dodge the impacts of global warming – at least for now, Stanford researcher says
• Eight professors elected to National Academy of Sciences
• David DeJesus is Oakland A's unlikely home-run hero
• San Jose Sharks take 3-0 series lead
• Castaniada chosen to lead Soquel school district
• No agencies in San Mateo County use troubled DUI test
• Three indicted in Daly City slaying
• Day laborer faces 28 years in prison for brutal South San Francisco home invasion
• Jefferson Union High School District faces deep budget cuts after measure fails
• Woodside winery goes all-in with pinot
• New metal bats cause much fewer home runs in college baseball
• Oakley pastor accused of fraud commits suicide, Sheriff's Office says
• Wiretap: Stanford shindig aims to help startups, board members
• Pizarro: Holding a torch for San Jose Fire Museum
• Public employees defend 'modest' pension benefits
• Major Contra Costa meth ring bust
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg buys house in Palo Alto
• Fighting late stage cancer, South Bay woman's blog filled with love, hope
• Palo Alto Online LIVE: Parent education forum
• Poole: Warriors can't get splashy coach without splashy roster
• NASA officials say Hangar One's windows won't be saved
• Palo Alto takes aim, again, at binding arbitration
• States ask U.S. court to overturn health overhaul
• Applied Materials buying Varian Semi for $4.9B
• Apple releases update to iOS to fix hidden file
• House OKs limits on tax breaks for abortions
• Anxiety rises along the flood-swollen Mississippi
• Russo resigns as Oakland city attorney
• Libyan rebels held city despite odds
• White House nominates East Bay judge to federal bench
• Cupertino City Council votes to put a stop to smoking in recreational areas
• Sunnyvale police arrest suspect in string of burglaries
• Despite economic growth, India lets its girls die
• San Ramon officer arrested
• PG&E reports big drop in profits
• Oakland police misconduct cases end with $900,000 in settlements
• Intel starting production on 3D transistors
• Breaking down the Pac-12 TV deal
• Apple upgrades iMacs with quad-core processors
• Arson suspected in Portola Valley vehicle fire
• Woman arrested after DUI crash on Middlefield
• May Fete Parade returns to Palo Alto Saturday
• Gunn principal, Stanford lecturer, headline panel
• Breathalyzers found at fault in DUI cases
• Supervisor's race: Dave Pine leads, according to election night report
• Santa Clara County Library system to begin $80 annual fee for non-residents
• Valley Medical Center wins award
• Kendra Wilkinson stripped of her dance shoes, eliminated on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Passions: East Bay moms sing the songs that had America swinging
• Stanford startup wins $50,000 prize in seed competition
• Applied Materials buying Varian Semi for $4.9B
• Pine appears to have won tight race to become San Mateo County supervisor
• Los Altos school parcel tax on its way to passing
• Parcel tax for Ravenswood schools passes
• San Carlos voters overwhelmingly pass $110.60 parcel tax for schools
• Diabetic bodybuilders' suit against Redwood City cops for using 'excessive' force heads to court
• East Palo Alto man gets 50 years in prison for 2009 murder
• Moffett Field's Hangar One windows to come down
• Stanford's Gravity Probe B confirms two Einstein theories
• Cleveland Indians continue torrid ways, beat Oakland A's 4-1
• Most school districts passing parcel taxes
• Quakes beat Timbers 1-0 in extra time, advance in U.S. Open Cup
• Pacifica struggles to find way out of budget crisis
• San Mateo officials disappointed by Wine Walk cancellation
• Prosecution rests case in Chauncey Bailey murder trial
• Aubrey Huff's homer lifts Giants to 10-inning win over Mets
• Mark Purdy: Sharks want to hold on to premium parking spots in Red Wings' zone
• Bellarmine team wins FIRST robotics world championship
• In cruel corner of Oklahoma, town endures dry adversity
• Traffic stop in Cupertino turns into foot chase for sheriff's deputies
• Backers of oil tax initiative can start to gather signatures
• San Jose: Auditor's report says internal cop inquiries lack objectivity
• Missouri levee blast eases threat to Illinois town
• Santa Clara County Library system to begin $80 annual fee for non-residents
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Get ready for some hot weather; Fremont hospital gets top national honors
• Americans 45 and older are new voting-age majority
• Report sees sharper sea rise from Arctic melt
• Davenport hosts annual Cinco de Mayo festival
• Senior citizens with 800 pot plants in San Bruno busted
• Man shot multiple times early in Watsonville; suspects leave stolen SUV behind
• Libyan rebels: Regime forces shelling supply route
• Syrian regime resorts to intimidation, threats
• Silicon Valley Open Studios celebrates 25 years
• U.N. forecasts 10.1 billion people by century's end
• Monte Poole: Cal's NFL pipeline a blessing, curse for Jeff Tedford
• Sharks getting money's worth in Wellwood, White
• Aaron's chain accused of spying on customers who rent computers
• California executions remain on hold for this year
• FBI warns of computer virus from bin Laden photos, video
• Unruly Peninsula Creamery patron arrested
• Mercury News circulation gains on Sunday; it's now the 5th-largest newspaper in the country
• Surveillance footage released in Soquel marijuana collective firebombing
• San Bruno issues first fire rebuild permit, work to start in June
• Palo Alto architect Jack Rominger dies
• Palo Alto to share dispatch system with Mountain View, Los Altos
• Crowds flock to ground zero to reflect on bin Laden's demise
• Bin Laden death a milestone for Twitter
• Bin Laden DNA match is likely a parent or child
• Palo Alto shoots down housing development after neighbors object
• Los Altos Hills mother of 9/11 victim calls Osama bin Laden's killing a 'little blessing'
• Palo Alto police say Illinois man could face misdemeanor charges for 'casual encounters' ad
• Pedestrian, BevMo store robbed in Menlo Park
• Bin Laden's death brings relief to Peninsula residents
• Mountain View looks to unions, Google for budget fix
• 'Small fry' fish just as vulnerable to population plunges as sharks or tuna, Stanford researchers say
• Obama calls world 'safer' after bin Laden death
• San Jose students worry about fallout from U.S. raid, wonder about public jubilation
• South Palo Alto housing proposal shot down
• San Mateo County veterans, families react to bin Laden's death
• John Horgan: Some changes at local post offices
• Views on bin Laden's death reflect a generation gap
• Bay Area families of war dead, 9/11 victims unsettled by bin Laden's death
• Tension as White House Situation Room watched raid
• Bin Laden's luxury hideout in Pakistan raises questions
• Some Bay Area Muslim leaders hail bin Laden's death
• Does water district board member have a conflict of interest? It's a secret
• San Jose unveils details of ugly budget scenario
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Bomb scare at Fremont shopping center; Suspect in fatal hit-and-run in San Jose identified
• Osama bin Laden's demise: Years-long pursuit, burst of gunfire
• US official: Bin Laden skull blown apart by shot
• San Jose woman dies in head-on crash
• Washington teacher shaves for first time since Sept. 11
• Firefighters put out two-alarm blaze at Redwood City asphalt company
• Bin Laden death a milestone for Twitter
• Southwest buys AirTran, grows even bigger
• Santa Clara County budget woes hit hard
• Santa Clara teens arrested for damaging South Bay high schools
• Bay Area families of war dead, 9/11 victims unsettled by bin Laden's death
• Sony says 25 million more accounts may have been hacked
• Jon Wilner's College Breakdown: Winners & Losers
• Herhold: Panetta perfect choice to lead Osama team
• Cal reinstates men's gymnastics
• Chrysler turns first profit since bankruptcy
• Another Bailey slaying trial witness has memory problems
• Godzilla comes up big for A's
• Roadshow: As gas prices rise, some drivers may be slowing down
• Kawakami: Sharks' window of opportunity could be lengthy
• PG&E to replace 1,600 defective SmartMeters that inflated customers' electric bills
• San Jose: Suspect in fatal hit-and-run is identified
• San Jose: Suspect in fatal hit-and-run identified
• Swiss identify nearly $1 billion in Moammar Gadhafi assets to freeze
• Two armed robberies Sunday in Menlo Park
• SPORTS: Gunn grad Martin Trainer wins Pac-10 golf title in OT
• Palo Alto to revamp Public Works Department
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Architectural Review Board
• HP pledges $25 million to Children's Hospital
• Cupertino developer buys Fry's site in Palo Alto
• Smoke, Sparky highlight Palo Alto Safety Faire
• Reactions to death of Osama bin Laden
• Massive immigration protest on San Jose streets
• Inside the NFL: Bust or not, Patriots surely will get their money's worth from Mallett
• Knight Management Center opens for business
• Historic week in pictures: Profros, new GSB campus and more
• Review considers Stanford's Honor Code, Fundamental Standard violation resolution
• Max Mathews, 'father of computer music,' dies at 84
• Q&A: Stanford's Thomas Henriksen on the killing of Osama bin Laden
• Al-Qaida mastermind Osama bin Laden is dead; United States has his body
• Death of Osama bin Ladin won't stop terror, expert says
• Obama says bin Laden killed in operation inside Pakistan
• Coco Crisp's hairstyle, bat make a big impression in the A's win over the Texas Rangers
• Crowds gather in NYC, DC
• U.S. leaders react to bin Laden's death
• Obama says bin Laden killed in operation inside Pakistan
• Mark Purdy: Sharks taking up residence in Red Wings' heads
• Osama bin Laden: Emblem of evil in the U.S., icon to the cause of terror
• Bin Laden died in house near Pakistan's capital
• Analysis: President's vow fulfilled
• 'U-S-A' chant fills the air outside White House
• Mad dash by Stanford's Elliott Heath highlights Payton Jordan Invitational
• US puts embassies on alert, warns Americans of al-Qaida reprisal attacks for bin Laden killing.
• Libyans burn British, Italian missions after NATO strike
• Pope beatifies John Paul II before at least 1.5 million faithful
• Roadshow: A look at Interstate 80
• Kid Rock accepts NAACP award; protestors picket his use of the Confederate flag
• California Supreme Court to review old Santa Clara County death penalty case
• Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History names this year's historic landmark winners
• Downton Santa Cruz clerk thwarts robbery
• Criminal probes, lawsuits target Oakley pastor over fraud allegations
• Two track alternative through Bay Area picks up steam for high-speed rail
• Elderly woman struck, killed as driver flees earlier collision
• Democrats denounce Obama bashing
• Sharks beat Red Wings to take 2-0 series lead
• Jordan principal to move to district-wide post
• Ravenswood seeks parcel tax, braces for cuts
• A's jump out early in win over Texas Rangers
• Car flips in morning crash on Oregon Expressway
• Woman killed in head-on crash Saturday night identified
• San Mateo, Burlingame police merger could cost money
• Traveling this summer on a budget? Check out these ways to find cheap places to crash
• Giants fall in 5-2 loss to Nationals
• San Mateo County educational programs honored for innovation
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Smoky cockpit odor grounds Delta flight in Tampa
• Phoenix-bound US Airways flight diverted to Vegas
• Sister and brother arrested in Woodside burglary
• NASA: Endeavour's last launch delayed again
• 'Fast Five' races to furious start with $83.6M
• iPhone and Android users face many companies who want to know where they are
• Livermore hosts photo contest for Amgen bicycle race
• Death penalty off table in Napa hospital killing
• Palin to speak at Central California community college
• Charlie Sheen screams at heckler, gets rowdy in SF
• Browns grab Stanford's Owen Marecic before 49ers get the chance
• Raiders add more speedy players
• Inman: Oakland Raiders score an acceptable haul in draft
• Kawakami: It's insane yet inevitable that Alex Smith is coming back to San Francisco 49ers
• San Jose State: QBs productive in spring scrimmage
• Zach Maynard appears to be Cal's starting quarterback
• Penalty-kick goal sends San Jose Earthquakes to another MLS loss
• Purdy: Joe Pavelski's intensity gives Sharks a big boost at playoff time
• Sharks playing own game of torture
• Cuts in day care for adults are forcing more into nursing homes
• Bright young minds converge on Silicon Valley
• One dead in head-on crash in San Jose
• Internal Affairs: Nothing covert about it -- Leon Panetta is dedicated
• Moroccan police offer glimpse of terror bomb site
• How individual council members feel about the issue
• Gov. Jerry Brown has cancerous growth removed from nose
• Fiery rhetoric punctuates Democratic convention
• Blue Blanket Improv plays the Coastside
• California bridge toll contest launches online
• Pot club firebombed in Soquel
• San Jose program for blighted neighborhoods must reinvent itself
• Family-owned S. Martinelli & Co. remains confident after huge fire
• Facebook's 'Like' button becomes force in e-commerce
• Calif. may let locals opt out of immigration checks
• Union City police searching for missing at-risk woman
• Herhold: Open government is essential
• Libya says Gadhafi survives NATO missile strike
• Huff's walk helps Giants edge Nationals 2-1
• A's hurt by Rangers' 3 HRs in 11-2 loss
• 49ers bring Hunter aboard to add depth behind Gore
• Stanford's Marecic goes to Cleveland Browns in fourth round
• University of California targets out-of-state students
• Livermore hosting photo contest for Amgen bicycle tour
• Giants' Pablo Sandoval needs surgery for broken hand
• Raiders draft for speed by taking Eastern Washington's Taiwan Jones and Ohio State cornerback Chimdi Chekwa
• Northern California man among 9 Americans killed in Afghanistan
• Report: LA traffic officers appeared in porn film
• California church sues CHP over DMV Bible reading
• UCSF scientists praise decision on broader federal funding for stem cell research
• New father Kurt Suzuki delivers for Oakland A's
• San Jose Earthquakes looking to turn it around at Philadelphia Union
• School's in session for 49ers' top pick
• Santa Clara County social services chief heads to the state
• Apple juggernaut sends ripples through tech world
• Purdy: In Benn Ferriero's night of first the biggest is ... game-winner
• Virus kills crow, raising concerns about West Nile
• Silicon Valley philanthropist Leonard Ely dies at 87
• Parents push for Mandarin in Mountain View-Los Altos
• Palo Alto city manager: Police and fire unions must agree to cuts or face layoffs
• Former Palo Alto neighborhood group manager strikes plea deal in embezzlement case
• Menlo Park homeless shelter closes doors today
• San Carlos schools hope residents renew $110 parcel tax
• Benn Ferriero's OT goal lifts San Jose Sharks to a 2-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings
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• U.S. announces sanctions against top Syrian officials
• Burton takes some heat for 'shooting' remark
• Two more shows added for Cirque du Soleil's tribute to Michael Jackson at HP Pavilion
• Immigration rights group organizes May Day march
• San Jose: Fire at now-vacant former pot club is second in four months
• Administrative Recommendations Announced
• Greenmeadow embezzler pleads 'no contest'
• Lawmaker rips plan for 'blended' rail system
• 49ers trade up in draft to select Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick
• DA: Women's hair, clothing didn't belong to Jeanine Harms
• San Jose cops agree to slash pay 10 percent
• Santa Clara County social services chief heads to the state
• New Stanford Business School Campus Opens
• Pizarro: Scholarship program rewards student athletes who overcame their challenges
• San Jose: Fire at now-vacant former pot club is second in four months
• Firefighters rescue man whose car plummeted off road in Oakland hills
• 49ers introduce top pick Aldon Smith
• Fremont man arrested in Niles robbery
• Volkswagen unveils new research lab in Belmont
• Google emails highlight value of location data
• US lawmakers press Sony for info on data breach
• Pizarro: Wedding watchers get the royal treatment at Britannia Arms
• Immigration rights group organizes May Day march
• Biz Break: Higher gas prices hit consumers, but lift Chevron's profit
• Apple juggernaut sends ripples through tech world
• Oakland man seeks good Samaritan who helped save his life
• Spending, incomes rise in March, but higher gas prices hit consumers
• Palo Alto philanthropist Leonard Ely dies at 87
• Friday markets: Stocks rise; Nasdaq at highest point since 2000
• Atherton teacher on medical leave after tirade
• Car collides with school bus in Menlo Park
• 'Potter' star Emma Watson denies Brown bullying claims
• More than 800 inmates escape Tunisian prisons
• Royal wedding reigns live on Yahoo, YouTube, Facebook, other websites
• Santa Cruz shark expert sidelined from Redwood City marine investigation
• SPORTS: Stanford's Jeremy Green declares for the NBA Draft
• Stanford faculty votes to invite ROTC back
• Palo Alto to launch fraud hotline for city workers
• Palo Alto eyes a calmer budget season
• London: Prince William, Kate Middleton marry
• San Jose's Cinco de Mayo parade dies
• Poole: History of Oakland Raiders demands they draft a dominant center
• Purdy: Sharks have ever-so-slight edge over Red Wings
• Snap a redwood photo, help a scientist
• Car slams into bus full of students in Menlo Park; one arrested, no student hurt
• Two-alarm fire guts at least one East Palo Alto apartment
• Two planes tagged at San Carlos Airport
• Burglary suspects nabbed after crashing car at Redwood City office complex
• Los Altos charter school dispute enters Measure E debate
• Contract guarantees San Mateo County sheriff's deputies will be the best paid in the Bay Area
• Candidate puts $430K of his own money into bid for San Mateo County supe seat
• Stanford's Faculty Senate approves process for bringing ROTC back to campus
• Donald Trump calls political leaders 'stupid' in Vegas stop
• Stanford endorses the return of ROTC to campus after four decades
• Former Santa Cruz surf instructor dies in San Francisco
• Santa Cruz's NextSpace to open Los Angeles location Monday
• Watsonville Airport hosts World War II-era bomber
• Santa Cruz shark expert sidelined from Redwood City marine investigation
• Slain Santa Cruz woman had troubled life
• Oakland A's have new faces, but their offense still scratches for runs to back up pitching staff
• South San Francisco man gets 16 months in prison for DUI crash
• Belmont murder suspect to be sent to state mental hospital
• Hillsdale High students plan march, rally to protest education budget cuts
• San Francisco Giants beat Pittsburgh Pirates as Ryan Vogelsong wins first MLB start in almost seven years
• 'Lucky' break in potentially deadly East Palo Alto fire
• Garridos plead guilty to kidnapping, raping Jaycee Dugard
• Appeals court rejects Great America lawsuit over 49ers stadium plan
• Reluctant witnesses take the stand in Chauncey Bailey trial
• What's behind seniors' fears of GOP Medicare plan?
• Opponents of downtown Livermore BART plan prepare to file petition
• Suspect in WikiLeaks case to be housed with other inmates
• Roadshow: Long red lights aren't necessarily 'inoperative'
• San Jose homicide suspect believed to be autistic
• SunPower: Total to buy majority stake in San Jose solar company
• Terrorist attack hits cafe in Morocco, 14 dead
• Palestinian leader downplays fears over Hamas deal
• Pizarro: Artistic weekend planned in downtown San Jose
• Free at Last organization struggles to survive
• Carolyn Livengood: Jobs for Youth breakfast recognizes women in trades
• Buddhists remember Japan's tsunami dead
• Royal wedding eve: Crowds swell outside the abbey
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial spirit takes on world's vexing problems
• Venture capitalist Vinod Khosla joins 'Giving Pledge' to donate half of his fortune to charity
• Microsoft's profit surges, even as Windows sales fall
• Record number of girls to take part in Tech Challenge 2011
• Real estate: More people signed contracts to buy homes in March
• Friendster evolves to escape Facebook's shadow
• Exxon's best quarter since 2008: Oil giant's profit nearly $11B
• Economy slowed by high gas prices, bad weather
• Sprint adds 1.1 million subscribers, halves quarterly loss
• Sony says stolen PlayStation credit data encrypted
• 'Cutting edge' Knight business school opens Friday
• Redevelopment of Edgewood gets early nod
• Palo Alto official to lead East Bay school district
• Woman turns herself in for trying to steal liquor
• Steinberg threatens to cut services in GOP districts
• 'American Idol': Durbin shines on Carole King theme night
• Kawakami: Who will be San Francisco 49ers' pick at QB?
• Obama hopes birth certificate release ends 'silliness'
• Redwood City scopes out land near railroad tracks for big downtown project
• Edgewood Plaza redevelopment in Palo Alto takes step forward
• Atherton teacher who berated students will return to classroom after getting counseling
• Mountain View teen steals liquor, feels bad, then turns herself in
• Google grew from Stanford engineering, and the relationship continues to provide answers to tough problems
• It's spring, so Stanford's Mary Morrison must be giving away millions
• Racial disparity remains in heart-transplant mortality rates, Stanford study finds
• Officials apologize to former Millbrae manager over pay inquiry
• Revised bill passes Assembly committee establishing guidelines instead of banning electronic music concerts
• Victory isn't pretty but Oakland A's avoid sweep by Los Angeles Angels with win in 10 innings
• Change is major theme at San Bruno town hall meeting
• John Horgan: An impressive mound of Millbrae meat
• San Jose Sharks and Detroit Red Wings renew postseason rivalry
• NFL: Federal judge refuses stay order lifting lockout
• It's one and done for Keith Smart as Golden State Warriors head coach
• Oakland A's edge Angels in 10 innings
• Giants notebook: More wrist troubles for San Francisco's Mark DeRosa
• NFL: Labor strife compounds annual guessing game of draft
• Family of doctor who delivered Obama 'honored'
• New Tibetan prime minister expects Dalai Lama return to Tibet
• Newark man arrested for fatal stabbing of woman Wednesday
• San Jose man strangled to death by roommate
• Afghan officer opens fire, kills 9 Americans
• Milpitas police looking for indecent exposure suspect
• Chauncey Bailey trial: Jurors hear police recording saying Bey IV bragged out journalist's death
• BEA co-founder's startup jumps into Silicon Valley war for talent
• Privacy advocates give mixed reviews to Apple's iPhone tracking explanation
• State regulators insist PG&E test or replace 705 miles of pipe
• BART might test out later Friday night service
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police believe man was living with dead woman's body in his apartment; Officials blast lawsuit challenging library project
• Serial killing suspect speaks in court for first time
• At least 16 dead as storms pound South for second day
• Sharks, Red Wings set for probable Friday start
• Herhold: A new standard for candor
• Florida Legislature nears Medicaid overhaul vote
• Leon Panetta to become defense secretary, sources say
• Driver survives car's crash into Grand Canyon
• Supreme Court imposes limits on class-action lawsuits
• When will the Fed raise rates? Bernanke offers clues
• Apple to begin sales of white iPhone 4 on Thursday
• Congressional, local leaders spotlight threats to Delta
• Judge sets June hearing in Proposition 8 case
• Oakland's new Toast wine lounge wants you to 'drink more wine'
• Report: San Mateo County has lost 22,000 jobs since 2007
• Is Bay Area diversity all it's cracked up to be?
• Two more mountain lion sightings in Woodside
• Council balks at OK of 'Village at San Antonio Center'
• Menlo man fakes police lights with cellphone app
• Feature story: Beyond the basics
• School official calls for shift in teacher 'mindset'
• 106 San Jose cops get layoff notices
• San Jose man beaten to death; roommate arrested
• No decision reached on San Antonio Shopping Center
• Lawmakers, illegal immigrants speak out at immigration reform rally in Redwood City
• Wrestler Chris Jericho clotheslined from 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Big manhunt for stolen car suspects nets two teens in Menlo Park
• Palo Alto may spend $3.8 million on search for gas lines lodged in sewer pipes
• Palo Alto Planning Commission to review latest redevelopment plans for Edgewood Plaza
• Parents, teachers debate school calendar shift
• Keith Smart's Warriors tenure may end soon
• Antioch considers bringing back code enforcement
• Report: Oakland Coliseum set to be re-named the Overstock.com Coliseum
• Los Angeles Angels defeat Oakland A's 8-3
• Era of essentially free sewer service may be at an end for homeowners in Colma
• San Mateo County could save money by ditching hybrids, report says
• Managing California's water: From conflict to reconciliation
• Weekend for students admitted to Stanford's Class of 2015 begins Thursday
• From Greek to English: Stanford professor's translation of Euripides takes the stage
• Baine: Santa Cruzan will win 'American Idol'
• Darren Ford's feet carry Giants to victory
• Sharks will face Detroit Red Wings next
• Carter, other ex-leaders meet North Korean foreign minister
• Ex-Cal defensive end Cameron Jordan leaves 'goofball' days behind him, matures into first-round draft pick
• Thai-Cambodia clashes continue for sixth day
• Driver survives crash into Grand Canyon
• NFL: Although judge lifted lockout, league still in limbo
• Sources: Crocker top pick for Afghan post
• Pizarro: Renewed effort to save San Jose holiday events, but parade may be lost
• Sony says PlayStation users' personal and credit data may have been stolen
• Camp-out experience featuring music, yoga, massage and more is back in Livermore
• EA loses No. 2 exec to Zynga
• Hundreds detained after bloody Syrian crackdown
• Former Santa Clara University president returns
• Santa Clara solar startup MiaSolé announces consulting deal with Intel
• AP sources: Crocker top pick for Afghan post
• With Facebook Deals, Bay Area to be site of Internet discount battleground
• Water supply, traffic and rate of development key issues in future of Coastside
• Panda-monium
• Santa Clara County supervisors ban plastic bags
• Home prices falling in most major US metro areas
• Watchdog group gives state's small claims court system a B-minus
• In a first, women surpass men in advanced degrees
• Antioch sees drop in crime
• East Palo Alto continues 'high risk' outreach
• Oakland pursues third gang injunction
• Record number of Latinos voted in US last year
• Ron Paul announces 2012 presidential step in Iowa
• Stanford committee recommends ROTC reinstatement; now faculty votes
• Palo Alto launches gas-safety initiative
• Driver dead after car's plunge from L.A. parking garage
• New Jersey election official: Carl Lewis can't run for Senate
• Brown bans non-essential travel for state workers
• Your Black Muslim Bakery leader accuses judge of unfairness in Chauncey Bailey murder trial
• 'Surfer' magazine names UCSC to list of top surf schools
• Kentucky family to sell massive Coca-Cola collection
• Meeting on Caltrain funding tonight in Palo Alto
• National Rebuilding Day planned for April 30
• 22,000 jobs lost in San Mateo County since 2007
• SPORTS: Palo Alto wins its sixth straight in baseball heading into final series
• Police investigate vandalism at Palo Alto school
• Holiday Fund recipients awarded $232,000 in grants
• Students of color overrepresented in special ed
• San Antonio Shopping Center revamp up for council vote
• Simitian aims to raise fines for distracted drivers
• Public schools: Is California's middle class heading for the exits?
• Facebook plans to move 9,400 employees to Menlo Park in next six years
• SETI Institute to shut down alien-seeking radio dishes
• Lawsuit accuses Apple of tracking iPad, iPhone user location
• Purdy: Sharks' clinching victory wasn't exactly by the book
• San Carlos council votes to move toward hybrid fire department with Redwood City
• Cafetorium, computer equipment trashed at Palo Alto school
• San Mateo County expects to lose $21.6 million in state aid
• Q&A: Stanford's Stephen Stedman on democracy's surge and the growing need for elections with integrity
• Man arrested on suspicion of kidnapping ex-girlfriend in Mountain View
• Man exposes himself, chases woman down street in Mountain View
• San Jose Sharks eliminate Los Angeles Kings
• Silent night for A's batters against Angles' Weaver
• Sharks beat Kings in overtime to advance in Stanley Cup playoffs
• Officials: Storms, floods kill 5 in Arkansas
• Report: Leaked documents describe al-Qaida plots
• PG&E creates a 'delay list' for customers concerned about SmartMeters
• Belmont may raise sewer rates because of lower water consumption
• 49ers Hall of Famer Joe `The Jet' Perry dies at 84
• NFL draft: Could Al Davis swing deal to secure first-round pick?
• Syria sends tanks to crack down on protesters; U.S. may impose sanctions
• NATO strike on Gadhafi's compound raises pressure on him
• Highway 92 reopens after gas leak scare
• Taliban tunnel took over five months to complete
• Two dead, four wounded at Oakland restaurant
• Palo Alto Online LIVE: Holiday Fund reception
• Santa Clara County expected to join plastic bag ban
• Prop. 8 supporters move to erase ruling because trial judge is openly gay
• Oracle's Safra Catz adds CFO to her duties as president
• San Jose: Robber fires gun in bank, flees with bag of cash
• Tony La Russa's daughter is an Oakland Raiderette
• District Attorney crafting guidelines to allow pot clubs
• Roadshow: One bright spot to rough roads -- it's hard to text
• Pizarro: San Jose pub opening very, very early for royal wedding
• Public schools: Is California's middle class heading for the exits?
• Judge orders end to NFL lockout, appeal expected
• Herhold: Paying a family back for their son's inspiration
• Sharks' Niittymaki understands his role
• Vogelsong savoring his Giants return
• Biz Break: Netflix profit soars, but CEO, CFO warn of higher costs, slower growth
• Santa Clara: Neighbors help cops nab burglar who disrobed as he fled
• Tracking device puts bakery leader's car at Chauncey Bailey shooting scene, officer testifies
• Palo Alto Citywide Yard Sale returns June 4
• Review: Lil Wayne comes up big in Oakland
• Man kidnaps ex-girlfriend in Mountain View
• Police: Lakers player shoved pregnant cashier
• FDA to regulate e-cigs as tobacco products
• Joseph Naso: Life of a serial killing suspect
• eBay earnings preview: San Jose online auction company to report Wed.
• Playboy Mansion grotto blamed for sickening dozens
• SPORTS: Stanford rallies to beat UCLA at Sunken Diamond
• Kawakami: High and lows are just part of who San Jose Sharks are
• Cambodia says Thai shells damaged ancient temples
• 400 inmates, some Taliban, escape Afghan prison
• Burlingame food vendors find proposed Styrofoam ban palatable
• Burlingame health club hero saves friend's life on racquetball court
• Josh Willingham helps A's rediscover the RBI in win over the Seattle Mariners
• Documents reveals new info on Guantanamo detainees
• Documents reveals new info on Gitmo detainees
• 400 inmates, some Taliban, escape Afghan prison
• Sathya Sai Baba, Hindu holy man, dies at 84
• California voters want public employees to help ease state's financial troubles, poll shows
• 49ers draft: Ex-LSU star brings a physical presence
• Obituary: Marco Paredes, 25, loved cars and music
• Guantanamo files: Lives in an American limbo
• Foster youth organization opposes bill to open dependency courts
• San Jose police hit with two lawsuits alleging excessive force
• Student at Atherton school Sacred Heart wins tech award
• Roadshow: Relief coming for Highway 85 commuters
• Past House GOP tactic proves useless to Democrats
• Senators seek to streamline confirmations
• Josh Willingham's 3 RBIs help the A's salvage a split with the Seattle Mariners
• Sony 'rebuilding' PlayStation Network after outage
• Children without proof they got a whooping cough booster shot may have to miss class in fall
• Review: La bohème by Opera San Jose at California Theatre is soulfully sublime
• San Jose police hit with two lawsuits alleging excessive force
• Giants swept by Braves
• CHP issues high wind advisory for Bay Bridge
• MSU student, two others bike across US for Haiti
• Secretary of Homeland Security to host forum on cyberspace at UC Berkeley
• Oakland's Kwik Way brightens Lake Park Avenue
• Sharks' Antti Niemi will be back in the goal in Game 6
• African-American justices honored for 50 years of service
• Health benefits a big perk for part-time elected officials
• Palo Alto to hold marrow drive
• Police seek East Palo Alto shooting suspect
• Google struggles to succeed in China market
• Palo Alto City Auditor's Office wins national awards
• 'Rio' speaks louder than 'Madea,' repeats at No. 1 at the box office
• NY case underscores Wi-Fi privacy dangers
• First Person: A conversation with Sandy Stadler
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• Protests continue despite Yemeni president's vow to step down
• Giffords standing on own, trying to improve gait
• In Easter message, pope urges diplomacy in Libya
• Deputies kill man after cinder-block attack
• Former head of California National Guard collected dual pay
• Purdy: Slow starts a troubling trend for Sharks' offense
• Easter finally gets here
• Running back questions persist for Cal
• Kevin Kouzmanoff ignites A's offensive awakening
• Gary Peterson: San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan has to switch goalies for Game 6
• Sharks lose to Kings 3-1 in Game 5, series shifts back to Los Angeles
• Fire finally out, cleanup yet to begin
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• Roadshow: Roadside panhandler debate continues
• As science turns from chimp research, US wants to restart it
• Attempt to freeze Gadhafi's assets hits resistance
• Heavy fighting rages in Libyan city of Misrata
• Tweeting, deleting help build Rutgers webcam case
• Tornado cleanup starts quickly in St. Louis area
• Cambodia claims Thai used chemical weapon in clash
• 'American Idol' finalist returns home to Mountain House
• Seeking next frontier as 'coolest job ever' ends
• House Republicans face backlash at home over budget plan
• New details emerge about fired Santa Clara County pediatrician accused of sexual molestation
• Herhold: Twenty-six seconds to disaster on the Caltrain tracks
• Two mountain lion sightings reported near Woodside
• Woman arrested after crashing into tree in Union City
• Wanted man arrested after Union City stand-off
• Lincecum roughed up in Giants 5-2 loss against Braves
• Tuberculosis remains a major challenge for Bay Area public health departments
• Cyclists decry Golden Gate Bridge speed limit plan
• Redwood City art show explores Asian influence
• San Jose Earthquakes lose at home 2-1 to struggling Chivas USA
• In Hindsight: Obama visits Facebook; for Apple, a record quarter
• Syria protests' death toll: 120 over two days, group says
• Wal-Mart testing grocery deliveries in San Jose
• Official royal wedding list, seating plan released
• Some Obama birth records made public for years
• Monterey woman sentenced to 15 years to life for fatal DUI accident
• Epic snows keep skiers happy, Sierra residents yearning for spring
• Police say gang rape of girl, 11, was videotaped
• Photographer marries alleged statutory rape victim
• Inman: San Francisco Giants' Tim Lincecum blasts idea of playoff expansion
• San Francisco Giants' young left-hander Madison Bumgarner struggles against, doesn't get out of third against Atlanta Braves
• High-scoring SaberCats outlast Philadelphia Soul
• Oakland A's are shut out again by Seattle Mariners
• Review: Mumford & Sons leads 'Revival' in Oakland
• Smartphones like Apple's iPhone hold treasure trove of data on users' lives
• Family of toddler killed by falling tree sues San Jose, neighbor
• Kawakami: In Niemi, Sharks have the goalie they need
• San Carlos aims to cover $1.13 million deficit with savings from fire services
• Security guard at Electronic Arts charged with raping cleaning woman
• San Carlos consultant calls hybrid and private fire options most 'practical'
• Deliberations on permit request for proposed Redwood City Planned Parenthood will move forward next week
• Palo Alto school board to tackle calendar debate again
• Mountain View sniffing out new options for animal services
• Redwood City volunteers discover stranded leopard sharks in increasing trend
• Men get away after robbing high-end Santana Row watch shop
• The Insider: Making sense of high-speed rail
• Stanford committee recommends bringing ROTC back
• Sharks Scott Nichol makes mark on Game 4 if not on scoresheet
• Antioch officials think worst of budget woes may be over
• Governor says ratepayers should not pay for retirement of PG&E CEO
• 'Glory,' 'Tombstone' screenwriter Kevin Jarre dies
• Palo Alto Unified School District Board Of Education Meeting Agenda For April 26, 2011
• 33 cited in peaceful Good Friday protest at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police say woman left 3-year-old in car while in card club; 33 arrested at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory protest
• Mercury News interview: Mark Barrenechea, CEO and president, SGI
• Man who dropped baby in tub gets two years in prison after plea deal
• Ex-San Jose State football star Yonus Davis faces prison after arrest
• San Jose police: Woman left 3-year-old in car while in card club
• San Jose officials warn employees that 600 jobs might be axed
• Lindsay Lohan gets jail sentence for probation violation
• Sharks not taking the Kings' bait
• Epic snows keep skiers happy, Sierra residents yearning for spring
• Developer fights planners' denial of south Palo Alto housing proposal
• Pizarro: Business leaders make up Silicon Valley 'entourage' for actor Adrian Grenier
• Battle of the billboards: Atheists mock Judgment Day signs, put up their own
• Google's inner workings detailed in book
• Los Gatos man sentenced to five years in prison after Placer County conviction
• Students, parents, teachers back pre-break finals
• Job-hunting veterans in San Bruno look to enlist with Tesla
• Oakland Education Forum to be held April 28
• San Jose: Convicted former school trustee ordered to pay $2,000 fine
• Twitter signs deal to stay in San Francisco
• Oakland biodiesel company offers eco-fuel for $4.15 a gallon for diesel-powered vehicles
• Oakland Education Forum to be held April 28
• Washington teen fakes pregnancy as school project
• Netflix CEO's 2010 pay doubles while stock triples
• Netflix earnings preview: Will results bring investor applause?
• Google's first-quarter lobbying bill hits new high: $1.48 million
• SPORTS: Jones helps Stanford baseball power past UCLA
• PUBLIC AGENDA: Board of Education, Library Advisory Commission
• Earth Day 2011: Planting for the planet
• Sacred Heart to rebuild its Lower and Middle Schools
• Special report: Nurturing happier, healthier youth
• Purdy: Sharks provide a brief respite for Bryan Stow's family
• Redwood City sorting through a mountain of concerns about Saltworks
• Woman sneaks into Google, leaves 'angry' letter
• San Carlos residents warned about residential burglaries
• Trucker in fatal crash near Portola Valley files claim against county
• Sharks beat Los Angeles Kings to take 3-1 series lead
• Seattle Mariners' Felix Hernandez masters Oakland A's again
• US missiles kill 22 people in Pakistan tribal area
• Judge orders Vatican to show files in abuse case
• McCain travels to Libya to meet with rebel forces
• Stanford should invite ROTC back to campus, university committee says
• Eight Stanford scholars named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Sugarcane changes the temperature of local climate, Stanford researchers say
• Caltrain board OKsbudget that keeps all trains running, all stations open
• Burlingame man convicted in DUI crash that killed friend
• $48 million project to provide affordable housing, retail space in South San Francisco
• San Jose SaberCats lineman George Hypolite relishes each and every sack
• Sharks rout Kings to take 3-1 lead in Western Conference Quarterfinals
• Sharks notebook: Stats for both teams' goalies take a hit in 11-goal game
• Atlanta Braves' arrival triggers NLDS memories for San Francisco Giants
• A different breed of American soccer fan
• Raiders notebook: Coach ready if Nnamdi Asomugha doesn't return
• Sonoma vintner, racehorse owner Jess Jackson dies at 81
• Oakland A's update: Co-owner Lew Wolff denies interest in Los Angeles Dodgers
• Veteran Principal to Transfer to Fairmeadow Elementary School
• Investigators make use of hidden tracking file on iPhones and other Apple gadgets
• Woman charged for trying to solicit undercover officer while infant twins were in car nearby
• Garcia murder-for-hire sentencing date set: Sept. 22
• Debate over 'birther' bills among states' lawmakers
• Greenpeace pushes Apple, Facebook, Twitter for clean-energy data centers
• Google Street View: Belgium investigates data sweep
• Libyan rebels report gains in Misrata fighting
• Caltrain board OKs budget that keeps all trains running, all stations open
• Fire chief: Historic Watsonville warehouse is 'gone'
• Obama OKs use of armed drone aircraft in Libya
• Man trapped, injured in Highway 9 pickup crash in Santa Cruz
• Pizarro: Big gathering for Pat Dando farewell
• Atherton town hall meeting to focus on 'grandparent scam'
• Students safe after two Milpitas schools go into lockdown
• Gates foresees turning point in Afghanistan war
• Chauncey Bailey trial: Bey IV's former girlfriend said she can't remember key details
• Modified hunger strike targets Latino supermarket
• Swearing can actually help you, study says
• Roadshow: It cost $40,000 to clean graffiti off I-280 train bridge
• Dry ice lake suggests Mars once had a 'Dust Bowl'
• Silicon Valley CEOs: We're hiring, but worried about 'California's sustainability'
• AMD: Chipmaker's profit nearly doubles despite price drop
• Apple's iPhone pulls in new subscribers for Verizon
• Downtown Palo Alto building sale shatters records
• Court rejects Mattel's Bratz doll copyright claim
• Job market: Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• School officials explain 'connectedness' efforts
• Caltrain to keep all trains running -- for now
• PG&E set to begin gas line tests in Mountain View
• Menlo Park school funding: Bad news gets worse
• Stanford medical center expansion project takes big step forward
• San Mateo County seeks to toughen up massage ordinance in unincorporated areas
• 'American Idol': James Durbin finds his Muse
• Wiretap: San Jose hoping to get in on startup game
• Downtown Palo Alto office building sells for 'phenomenal' $65M
• Ferry sinks with 100 aboard in Bangladesh; 3 dead
• Purdy: Maybe Sharks won game because they won the intermissions
• Kawakami: Gut feeling is San Francisco 49ers won't take QB at No. 7 pick
• Clay Carson's Martin Luther King play goes to East Jerusalem, West Bank
• Sharks comeback fueled by top three lines
• San Jose Sharks leaning toward Antti Niemi in goal
• Palo Alto, Stanford close in on deal for hospital expansion
• Obama's Facebook appearance covers range of issues
• Audit of San Jose's disability retirement program for police and firefighters reveals abuses
• Taliban use attacks to stoke fears of infiltration
• John Horgan: Hall of Fame reservations being accepted
• Man gets decade in prison for South San Francisco home invasion
• Flyover, vigils mark Gulf oil disaster anniversary
• Rain thins crowd at UCSC's 4/20 festivities
• Firefighters battle four-alarm blaze at historic Watsonville cold storage warehouse
• Chauncey Bailey jurors watch secret video
• President touts technology, participation
• Major League Baseball takes over operations of Los Angeles Dodgers
• 49ers G.M. Trent Baalke reiterates team's desire to bring back Alex Smith
• Boston powers up in victory over A's
• Hiring surge brings recruiters to Bay Area campus job fairs
• Bay Area water customers punished for conservation
• Analysts say Libyan war could drag on
• U.S. to give Libyan rebels non-lethal aid
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay and Peninsula residents punished for their water conservation; South Bay woman accuses police of illegal search, arrest
• PG&E mails safety tips to homes near natural gas transmission lines
• Multi-car accident on I-880 in Hayward sends two to hospital
• Apple has blowout quarter; profit up 95 percent
• Equipment problem delaying BART trains from SFO
• Sunnyvale: Woman dies in three-alarm apartment fire
• Oakland police seize estimated $2 million in marijuana
• State boosts water supply for farms, cities
• 49ers ponder their QB options
• WWII spy relives exploits
• 'Restrepo' co-director remembered as courageous
• AP Exclusive: Millions in malaria drugs stolen
• Misrata residents describe nonstop shelling
• Obama's Facebook appearance covers range of issues
• Wiretap: Silicon Valley's biggest city hoping to get in on startup game
• Study: Restricting some foods may help end craving for them
• Sender of offensive Obama e-mail calls it satire, not racist
• Poor households take lead in abandoning landlines
• Alameda: Police investigate homicide
• 2 online poker sites reopen to help players retrieve funds
• Roommate charged with hate crime in NJ webcam case
• Pizarro: Rolling with the Obamas for Easter
• Photo gallery: President Obama visits Palo Alto
• Low-wage workers to Obama: Please 'friend' us too
• Escondido principal to move to Fairmeadow
• Caltrain aims to keep all 86 trains running
• Model Petra Nemcova struts off the 'Dancing with the Stars' dance floor
• Menlo Park Fire Protection District votes to impose contract terms on firefighters
• Caltrain crash investigation continues; congressman remembers victim as a 'dear friend'
• Plea deal reached in Palo Alto cleaver attack
• Former Menlo Park police chief and wife start food truck business
• Nearly $10,000 stolen from nonprofit theater company in Los Altos
• Drama Professor Janice Ross wins 2011 Roland Volunteer Service Prize
• San Jose Sharks rally from 4-0 deficit to stun Los Angeles Kings in overtime, 6-5
• Oakland A's go over .500 mark in 5-0 win over Boston Red Sox
• WikiLeaks suspect being moved out of Quantico
• Environmental groups appeal Moss Beach project to Coastal Commission
• Richmond officer implicated in scheme leaves force
• Staffing cuts could leave Pillar Point Harbor without search and rescue personnel at night
• Plan to save Caltrain to be set forth Thursday
• San Mateo County school districts borrowing more to bridge cash-flow gaps
• Jonathan Sanchez, San Francisco Giants shut down Colorado Rockies again
• 49ers, Raiders will make four prime-time appearances in 2011
• San Jose City Council limits pot clubs to 10
• Santa Clara leaders OK bond sale, could help fund 49ers stadium
• Proposed sewage plant not 'gold plated' say city officials - Plan gets go-ahead from SJ Council
• CIA declassifies World War I-era secret documents
• Second Blagojevich trial won't be a rerun of first
• New rail plan wins praise from Palo Alto officials
• Britain to send military advisers to Libyan rebels
• Friends of Fremont cliff fall victim arrested on drug charges
• Natural toxin killing Southern California dolphins, sea lions
• South Bay Earth Day Events
• The way you buy a concert ticket is about to change
• Bellarmine's Cheesy Poofs take top award in national robotics competition
• Man arrested for allegedly videotaping under skirts
• Woman who embezzled from Santa Cruz redevelopment money sentenced
• CSNBA to provide content for sports segments on NBC Bay Area
• Obama turns Facebook Live into a political stage
• As defiance widens, Syrian authorities ban protests
• Damon Williams convicted in three Hayward rape cases from 2008
• Richmond woman slain in West Oakland drive-by shooting
• Hand transplant patient describes her journey
• 49ers and Raiders will make four prime-time appearances in 2011
• Rail crossing light changes are 'definitely feasible'
• Fremont man dies after fall from Santa Cruz cliff
• Oakland Raiders open season on Monday Night Football against Denver Broncos
• Pizarro: Blues festival returning with new location, date
• Report: Livermore lab needs more cyber controls
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man accused of taking wife on wild ride pleads not guilty to attempted murder; Confusion over hands-free cellphone law
• Calder finalist Couture focused on Game 3
• Island music energizes Stanford Lively Arts season
• Confusion over California's hands-free cellphone law
• Adobe Systems foundation backs Black Eyed Peas' NYC music, multimedia academy
• Biz Break: Apple vs. Android: For the iPad, appeal beyond 'fanboys'
• Robo-party
• Substantial traffic delays expected with Obama visit
• AT&T drops plan for cell tower at St. Albert the Great Church
• SPORTS: Stanford alum makes history at Boston Marathon
• Palo Alto cleaver attacker gets plea deal
• Herhold: Civil War letter finds way to San Jose
• Taj Mahal of toilet water? Price tag for San Jose's sewage plant climbs
• Google to allow U.S. users to edit maps
• New biosensor microchip could speed up drug development, Stanford researchers say
• Medical examiner identifies driver killed on Caltrain tracks in Palo Alto
• Menlo Park may let girls play on boys basketball teams
• Former Redwood City council member Gerald Chandler lived a life of public service
• Mountain View considering changes to food truck regulations
• Application to build controversial cell tower at Palo Alto church dropped
• Sons of woman killed in Redwood Shores plane crash file suit
• Police looking to re-interview alleged Mountain View robbery victim
• San Francisco Giants rout Colorado Rockies 8-1
• San Francisco bus rolls down hill in Daly City, hits car, injures woman trapped in vehicle
• Foster City voters could decide November bond proposal for new school
• Burlingame holds meetings on polystyrene ban
• Sponsor of Mavericks big wave surf contest pulls out
• Caltrain likely to keep stations open, trains running
• A's place Braden on 15-day disabled list
• Mark Purdy: At quiet Staples Center, Sharks won't have much in the way of noise to distract them
• PG&E says accurate records wouldn't have prevented San Bruno blast
• Sharks' Big Three are struggling early in postseason again
• UCSC program recognized for work in sustainable energy
• Yahoo plans to keep search records for 18 months
• Chauncey Bailey trial: Attorneys to debate how much jurors should see of secret video
• UC admits more out-of-state freshmen
• Man sought for robbing Oakland construction workers
• Giant decision: To keep Belt up or send him down
• Bus driver charged with vehicular manslaughter
• Sponsor of Mavericks big wave surf contest pulls out
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Anniversary quake hits Peninsula; Armed thieves rob woman at Danville ATM
• Two Silver Creek High students are national champs in all things Japanese
• Anniversary quake measures 3.8 on San Francisco peninsula
• Federal hearing in San Jose looks at regulations that limit job creation
• DOE announces $2.1 billion loan guarantee for Mojave Desert solar project
• Energy Dept. announces $2.1B loan guarantee for Mojave Desert solar project
• Caltrain eyes providing 'initial' high-speed-rail service
• A's fans not getting many opportunities to see Red Sox, Yankees at Coliseum
• Peninsula lawmakers demand 'high-speed rail done right'
• President OKs federal disaster declaration for March 11 tsunami
• Roadshow: FasTrak needed to get carpool discount on Bay Area bridges
• San Jose: Police identify suspect in Sunday homicide
• Quake shakes Bay Area
• Second mountain lion sighting in Woodside
• Update: 3.4-magnitude quake hits Peninsula
• Biz Break: In Facebook dispute, Winklevoss twins try, try again; plus: Zillow IPO
• Diversity defines Silicon Valley, except at town halls
• Pizarro: Plenty on tap at new Santana Row restaurant
• Carjacking suspect surrenders after hiding in Hayward motel
• LA Times wins Pulitzer for exposing big salaries in Bell
• Nasdaq, Dow sink after S&P issues warning on US debt
• Reps: High-speed rail should merge with improved Caltrain system in San Jose
• Caltrain, car death was 'an accident waiting to happen'
• Robots in Japanese reactors detect high radiation
• Inspirational and energetic community college students swap ideas for achieving success
• Nation's large states take different tacks to solving budget woes
• San Jose: Critics of police are now chief's advisory board
• Santa Cruz police release sketch of kidnap suspect
• San Jose: New lease on life for rundown, 1960s-era shopping mall
• Online startups offer alternatives to big banks
• Kawakami: Youth is served in NBA playoffs
• Peterson: Sharks hope to ratchet up their 'compete level' in Game 3
• Men's gymnastics capture Stanford's 100th national title
• Robots, inventors take center stage at Stanford's second Robot Block Party
• Trevor Cahill pitches Oakland A's past Detroit Tigers
• PG&E faces another state probe into record keeping
• San Jose police investigate separate stabbing and shooting
• President heads west to sell his deficit plan
• San Jose Sharks' Ian White says he's ready to return
• San Jose Sharks try to shake early playoff doldrums again
• FAA gives tired controllers an extra hour to rest
• Fierce fighting in key city in west Libya kills 17
• Why is there an Easter Bunny?
• One killed in I-880 crash in Fremont on Sunday
• Roadshow: A street beggar to admire
• 14th San Jose homicide results from Sunday morning shooting by intruder
• Super rich see federal taxes drop dramatically
• North Carolina gets worst of storms that ravaged swath of U.S.
• What leads gay, straight teens to attempt suicide?
• San Francisco Giants lose to Arizona Diamondbacks in 12 innings
• Menlo Park grandmother slowly but surely earning her college degree
• Hometown Hero: Fredrick Pugh
• Teenage girl survives plunge from Golden Gate Bridge
• A's earn split with Tigers
• PG&E faces another state probe into record keeping
• State honors three San Mateo County schools
• San Jose man shot, killed early Sunday on S. Capitol Avenue
• Joan Aragone: Getting reliable medical information online
• One killed in I-880 crash in Fremont on Sunday
• Mountain lion spotted in Woodside
• Baylands sculpture dedication planned for Friday
• Nation's large states take different tacks to solving budget woes
• Internet services are second in profit in SV150
• Semiconductor firms bounce back from recession
• Cisco's troubles bring opportunity for other networking companies
• Biomedical sector continues to shine
• Software sector leaves recession behind
• Apple's iPad shakes up hardware industry
• O'Brien: Why we should cheer tech's good fortunes, even if we can't feel it
• Analysts upbeat on TiVo, but its stock is tied to legal battles
• What, no Facebook? Just wait a while
• SV150 see most profitable year in history
• At least 35 dead in 6 southern states after storm's rampage
• Financial Engines uses technology to help investors
• Young students head to Stanford for educational extravaganza
• Diversity defines Silicon Valley, except at town halls
• Roadshow: Police warn against giving to roadside panhandlers
• Labor groups charting own paths on taxes
• Purdy: San Jose Sharks miss a chance to put Kings away
• Zito hurt; Giants rally past Diamondbacks
• Cal football's tour of Northern California comes to San Jose
• SaberCats: QB Mark Grieb records his 100th win
• New York Red Bulls thoroughly dominate San Jose Earthquakes
• Dallas Braden has to leave Oakland A's win early with shoulder stiffness
• Sharks stumble to 4-0 loss to Kings in Game 2
• Road win energizes Los Angeles Kings
• Egyptian court formally breaks up Mubarak's party
• Mercury News wins 12 awards from California Newspaper Publishers Association
• San Jose Sharks fall flat in Game 2 loss to Los Angeles Kings
• NM boy, 9, preps for solo flight in balloon
• Internal Affairs: Milpitas mayor in hot water over 'peon' remark
• Pizarro: Fairmont's tribute to the last meal on the Titanic was unsinkable
• Spring storms kill 17, destroy family in Alabama
• Palin: Wis. gov doing the right thing with unions
• Two-alarm fire destroys Palo Alto home
• Horse accident near Stanford Dish injures a woman
• Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic changes name
• Crash blocking I-880 connector ramp in Oakland cleared
• Herhold: The birth of a first grandchild
• Bay Area birds soar in new airport art
• Commuter relief: Tool predicts Bay Area traffic jams
• Report finds prosecutorial misconduct in Bay Area
• Former Belmont coach pleads not guilty to molesting students
• Man shot to death while driving in East Oakland
• Bicyclist killed in San Jose accident; victim and motorist had been at same party
• Governor declares emergency from March rains for 19 counties, including Santa Cruz
• Facing cancer: Young women find a group of their own
• Weekly, Palo Alto Online win top state honors
• Stanford University named most bike-friendly campus in the nation
• Crews work to clean up diesel spill in San Mateo Marina Lagoon
• Former 49ers great Steve Young comes up high, dry on cabin permit for dad
• Syria's Assad says government to lift emergency law
• 5 dead in suspected murder-suicide in Ohio
• In Hindsight: Jolts for Google, Cisco and the Winklevoss twins
• Southern California gas companies still searching for pipeline records, too
• Being a good listener pays dividends for San Jose SaberCats receiver
• San Jose Earthquakes and New York Red Bulls face each other looking for more scoring
• Oakland A's boot one away in the 10th
• Warriors plan on hitching wagon to Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry unless a knock-your-socks-off trade appears
• San Jose may ban medical marijuana shops
• Sharks-Kings playoff series puts friendship on pause
• Atherton council picks new city attorney
• San Carlos council will consider fire service proposals
• Barry Bonds' mom helps bring World Series trophy to San Carlos
• $150K settlement reached in San Carlos false-arrest lawsuit
• San Mateo County supervisor candidates say let voters decide whether to have district elections
• Pablo Sandoval stays hot in Giants' victory over Arizona
• Rocks thrown at parked car with baby inside
• Tech job recovery spreads through valley
• Woman robbed, pushed out of moving car in Mountain View
• San Mateo County celebrates Earth Day
• The Insider: Smaller crowd turns out for 2011 Tea Party rally
• One lane of Highway 1 to temporarily open overnight Saturday in Big Sur area
• Man, 28, shot near drive-in theater in South San Jose on Friday night
• Car hit by train at Charleston Road, driver dies
• BREAKING NEWS: Train hits car, service suspended
• Tech job recovery spreads through valley
• Mercury News interview: Jonathan Rosenberg, Google's SVP of product management
• Man found fatally shot in East Oakland
• Family of Pittsburg man killed by deputies awaits answers
• Venture capitalist snatches up Benjamin Franklin Hotel
• Paul Allen: Microsoft co-founder says book isn't revenge against Bill Gates
• San Jose: Parents of woman killed on I-880 arrive from Japan to plan funeral
• Rising fuel prices may leave boaters high and dry
• Former Aptos teacher pleads guilty to sexual abuse of student
• New Trend: Gold-plated, high-end retirement communities for growing old gracefully
• Kings' Stoll suspended one game; White likely out
• East Contra Costa agency to crack down on roadside memorials
• Highway 101 to be closed overnight April 22-24
• Continuing Care Residential Communities can be risky during tough economic times
• Victim's snapshot helps police nab flasher
• BART addresses security concerns for Hillcrest eBART station
• Biz Break: Google vs. Wall St.: Stock slides as CEO Larry Page spends on Googlers
• Review: A fresh 'Three Sisters' at the Berkeley Rep
• Toyota limiting production in Japan through June 3
• San Jose: Suspect in March robbery, stabbing arrested inside store
• Three top online poker sites indicted
• Justice Department: CVS to pay $17.5 million over inflated pharmacy claims
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Architectural Review Board
• Study: Half of supermarket meat may have staph bug
• Bay Area charging ahead in alternative-fuels race
• Stanford proposes campus in New York City
• Jerry Lawson, video-game pioneer, 70
• Pit bulls maul San Jose woman who tried to save her dog
• Atherton council to review $1.2 million retaliation claim by ex-finance director
• Tale of two farmers' markets in Los Altos?
• Man pleads not guilty to charge he embezzled from Palo Alto neighborhood group.
• San Mateo County sued over at-large supervisorial elections
• No contest plea in Mountain View hit-and-run case
• Woman chases down flasher in Mountain View
• Harvard names Stanford Medical School Professor Alan M. Garber as its next provost
• Hennessy sees potential for dynamic partnership in NYC innovation center
• Counting critters at Lake Lagunita
• Sharks beat Kings on Joe Pavelski's OT goal
• Oakland A's fire only blanks in return home, lose
• Gary Peterson: Sharks fortunate to win series opener
• Sequoia High students explore biofuel process as part of Earth Day recognition
• Warriors shake up front office by hiring sports agent as assistant general manager
• Fighting, dribbling, racing robots come to San Mateo
• Golden State Warriors retain Larry Riley as general manager, hire sports agent Bob Myers as assistant G.M.
• Longmire takes the stand in Bey IV trial
• Aaron Rowand had MVP performance in Giants' first homestand
• PG&E granted rate hike to pay for gas pipeline repairs and maintenance but must report what it does with the money
• Lady Liberty postage stamp depicts the Las Vegas replica
• Ground movement may have triggered San Bruno blast, PG&E official testifies
• Psychiatrists split on Gregory Elarms' competency
• PG&E granted rate hike to pay for gas pipeline repairs and maintenance but must report what it does with the money
• Allegations against fired Santa Clara County pediatrician could taint 14 convictions
• Review: A brilliant 'No Exit'
• Google profits up but not enough for Wall Street in Larry Page's first earnings as CEO
• On a shoestring, U.S. groups helped nurture Arab opposition
• Barry Bonds case headed for extra innings
• Former Palo Alto neighborhood association allegedly made 250-plus illicit purchases with credit card
• Syrian president orders release of protesters
• AP Exclusive: Militant's road ends in Pakistan
• Giants raffle off authentic World Series ring
• San Francisco Giants star Tim Lincecum donates $25,000 to Bryan Stow Fund
• San Jose giraffe graffiti artists to pay $38,000 restitution
• Now arriving in Alabama: Your lost luggage
• Killed off by Congress, INS lives in Web searches
• Postage rates rising, mostly for businesses
• Sales of single family homes in Santa Clara County hit a four-year high
• Bloom Energy expands manufacturing and hiring
• Best Buy to shrink big boxes, add wireless stores
• Ford expands recall of F-150 pickup to nearly 1.2 million
• Palo Alto won't ask for massage-client info
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: 84-year-old woman rescued after spending night in car perched on edge of cliff; Smoke alarm saves San Jose family's lives
• Sierra foothill dam expansion blocked
• State panel slashes funds for legislator vehicles
• Native Americans file civil-rights complaint against Vallejo
• Congress OKs big budget cuts -- bigger fights await
• Accused Greenmeadow embezzler Kimball Allen pleads not guilty
• SPORTS: SHP upends Menlo School in crucial WBAL baseball showdown
• Earth Day events to sprout in Palo Alto through April 22
• City management, firefighters head to arbitration
• Repeat DUI driver pleads not guilty in Menlo case
• Barry Bonds convicted of obstructing justice
• Kawakami: Reported move to hire player agent Bob Myers may be game-changer for Golden State Warriors
• Man charged in downtown Palo Alto stabbing
• San Mateo County set to auction off properties to recoup taxes
• Mobile technology is the focus of the 2011 IT Open House
• New U.S. nuclear reactors unlikely soon, say Stanford physicist and New York Times journalist
• Stanford's new McMurtry Building for the arts moves forward; noted architect selected for design
• Police release new details, suspect description in Stanford sexual assault
• Water rates set to increase 9.4 percent in Santa Clara County
• US doing limited airstrikes for NATO in Libya
• San Francisco Giants again rally to beat Los Angeles Dodgers
• Hangar One's walls set to come down starting next week
• Taking on Republicans, Obama unveils debt relief plan
• Unpredictable Oakland A's work extra hard for another road win against Chicago White Sox
• Community campaign launched to fund Burlingame School District
• Fishery council approves generous California salmon season
• Golden State Warriors players support coach Keith Smart
• Al Davis' health is fine, Oakland Raiders say
• Mark Purdy on the Barry Bonds verdict: Who won?
• Sharks glad to have Niemi on their side
• SJSU students protest cuts, tuition hikes
• PG&E warns more gas pressure reductions could hurt customers
• Fishery council approves generous California salmon season
• Wiretap: Rumors of Ray Lane's demise are greatly exaggerated
• 'Forever Plaid' delights audiences in Redwood City
• Tesla's Santana Row store opens Saturday
• Bonds found guilty of obstruction of justice, jury deadlocks on three perjury counts
• Hundreds attend funeral of slain Fruitvale restaurant owner
• Alarms force Newark gas product company employees to evacuate
• SJSU students protest cuts, tuition hikes
• Morgan Hill shooting: Suspects caught, no victim found
• Cost estimate doubles for special election for Milpitas Wal Mart measure
• Candid Cam: Now how will Bonds be remembered?
• BART general manager resigns
• Herhold: An insider trading case with a side story
• Suspect in serial killings arraigned in Marin County court, does not enter plea
• Fundraiser set for Los Gatos High student hurt in hit-and-run
• Fremont heist: Tech task force arrests five, recovers $37M in chips
• Boulder Creek teen accident victim identified, mourned
• Brentwood police receive high marks in annual benchmark review
• Oakland A's rally past Chicago White Sox in 10 innings
• Antioch chamber to honor community stars at gala
• Bakery leader's 'second wife' faces tough questions in Chauncey Bailey murder trial
• Barry Bonds trial: Bonds found guilty of obstruction of justice, deadlocked on other three counts
• Obama aims to cut deficit by $4 trillion over 12 years, eyes Medicare changes, tax increases
• Procrastinators get extra days to do taxes
• SJSU gymnast on the rise
• Police release new details in Stanford assault
• Palo Alto sued over Cal Ave streetscape plan
• Warrant issued for ex neighborhood manager
• Learn about the mountain lions among you at Wednesday night's meeting in Redwood City
• Poole: Keith Smart's return as Golden State Warriors coach could hinge on ownership's vision
• Theater legend Grotowski's legacy lives on at Stanford
• Hennessy to discuss Stanford's proposal to build a New York City campus at Academic Council meeting
• Stanford research casts sober light on Russia's mortality crisis
• Suit filed over Palo Alto's California Avenue streetscape project
• Will Sears stay or will it go? Store looking to remain in Mountain View
• Los Altos school district seeks extra $193 per parcel to maintain schools
• Former Palo Alto neighborhood group manager charged with embezzlement
• Los Altos Hills woman pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Giants rally to defeat Dodgers
• Palo Altans likely to see rise in garbage rates
• Viewers knock out Sugar Ray Leonard from 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Roadshow: Simitian bill would make a second cellphone offense a moving violation
• Two men accused in killing delay plea
• Alexei Ramirez homers in 10th as White Sox put away A's
• Golden State Warriors report for Wednesday's game vs. Portland Trail Blazers
• Roster changes are inevitable for Warriors
• Your Black Muslim Bakery leader had Chauncey Bailey killed, bakery follower testifies
• Two-alarm fire burns at site of future San Jose Toyota dealership
• San Jose council votes to sharply limit marijuana dispensaries
• NYC airport collision shows risks of huge planes
• Tough questions ahead on reshaping Medicare
• GOP rounding up votes for spending plan
• Mexico finds more bodies in border pits
• One killed in cement truck accident on Highway 129
• Bonds jury deliberates for a third day without reaching a verdict
• Livermore lab director stepping down
• AP Exclusive: FBI thought Demjanjuk evidence faked
• Sheriff's office: Cupertino couple's death was either murder-suicide or joint suicide
• Vatican sanctions Belgian bishop who abused nephew
• Unsolved Contra Costa slaying one of four linked to alleged serial killer jailed in Marin County
• Pizarro: First 5 event aims to get kids off the couch
• San Bruno family planning to rebuild after fire-ravaged house is demolished
• Assembly Speaker: No all-cuts budget
• California Gov. Jerry Brown signs ambitious renewable energy mandate into law
• Will Sharks added grit make the difference?
• Foreclosures in Santa Clara, San Mateo counties take nearly a year to complete
• Ex-New York mob boss makes history with testimony in 'Vinny Gorgeous' trial
• Mock nuclear accident drill held at San Onofre plant
• Soviet space capsule sold for $2.9 million at New York City auction
• Feds investigate safety of Brazilian Blowout hair-smoothing product
• Police arrest Lytton Plaza stabbing suspect
• Palo Alto teen earns environmental accolades
• Palo Alto struggles to give voters reliable data
• Highway 4 lanes to be closed through Pittsburg, Antioch
• Simitian's green-energy bill becomes law
• Barry Bonds trial: Third day of deliberations ends without a verdict
• San Jose: Trial of two teens accused of killing classmate set for February
• Facebook dispute: N.Y. man amends ownership lawsuit
• Apple's iPad will be produced in Brazil, Cabinet minister says
• Brown signs aggressive mandate for alternative energy
• Internet privacy: Senate bill would set consumer rights
• Menlo Park burglars plead no contest
• Space shortages possible at Addison, Palo Verde
• Appeals court upholds Facebook settlement
• Feature story: The accidental artist
• Concord police investigating second homicide in as many days
• Redwood City council approves making formal offer for fire service to San Carlos
• Amber Alert issued for SoCal girl, 17
• Palo Alto should hire emergency office director, relocate center, consultant says
• Menlo Park considers moving Belle Haven library branch to encourage more adult use
• Watchdog group accuses San Carlos council of violating Brown Act
• Purdy: Sharks have much going in their favor
• Original opera has Stanford students singing for their sins
• Campus update about PG&E discussions
• Community Partnership Awards recognize three local organizations
• Dodgers defeat Giants 6-1
• Dodgers defeat Giants 6-1
• Lost 24-year-old hiker spends night behind rock in San Mateo County preserve
• Erratic driver injured after high-speed chase in San Mateo, Burlingame
• San Mateo toy store helps provide bikes for African children
• A's continue to maximize their chances, win on Suzuki's homer in the 10th
• Golden State Warriors fall 134-111 to Denver Nuggets
• Golden State Warriors guard Monta Ellis out for final two games after suffering concussion
• Walnut Creek fire quickly contained
• Cassidy: Jeremy Horwitz and Tyler Hinman's Brian Wilson puzzle shows Silicon Valley's crossword chops
• Sunnyvale woman ID'd in San Jose fatal crash
• Palo Alto urged to hire emergency director
• Bonds jury ends second day without verdict
• Herhold: A look back with a smile
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Personal dispute leads to 20-year-old's death; Victim of weekend shooting in Watsonville identified
• Pizarro: Crowd enjoys the trip at San Jose Stage Company
• Google: Microsoft attacks Silicon Valley rival over software security
• Intel launches chip for tablet computers
• BrightSource Energy closes financing for solar thermal power plant in California's Mojave Desert
• Cassidy: Jeremy Horwitz and Tyler Hinman's Brian Wilson puzzle shows Silicon Valley's crossword chops
• Facebook: Winklevoss twins stuck with settlement, court rules
• Strong quake jolts Tokyo
• PG&E wants Diablo Canyon nuclear plant license delay for seismic study
• San Bruno police investigate Sunday night homicide
• Man shot in neck, extending violent stretch for Antioch street
• Stanford's Pedersen and Pohlen, Oklahoma's Robinson are WNBA first-rounders
• Wolverton: How to turn on anti-tracking features on Web browsers
• Developer claims that Antioch violated open meeting law in suit
• UC Santa Cruz: From 'Pong' to 'Bioshock,' video game soundtracks take shape on campus
• Barry Bonds trial: Jury finishes for the day, will resume Tuesday morning
• Biz Break: Android vs. iPad: Apple will lead tablet market through 2015, Gartner forecasts
• Jurors will hear tapes of Broussard's jailhouse phone calls
• Roadshow: Mass email calls for gas boycott Friday
• Warriors' Ellis to miss final two games
• Alternatives to iTunes: Testing out Rdio, Mog and Amazon Cloud Drive
• Watchdog agency approves $21,000 ethics fine against LA mayor
• Winter Lodge founder Duncan Williams dies at 90
• Paly journalism teacher wins Columbia University award
• Palo Alto's composting debate resumes tonight
• SPORTS: Luck springs eternal for Stanford in annual scrimmage
• Roadshow: Posting warnings on cellphones, texting on freeway signs draws both praise and scorn
• Roadshow: CHP airplanes remain in the sky
• Authorities say no 'third party involvement' in Cupertino deaths
• Purdy: Familar charge doesn't mean the old Tiger Woods is back
• Alternatives to iTunes: Testing out Rdio, Mog and Amazon Cloud Drive
• Wolverton: How to turn on anti-tracking features on Web browsers
• Spring blossoms at Stanford
• Stanford-Berkeley group gets $25 million for advanced solar research
• Robot Block Party at Stanford; public invited
• San Mateo school earns international status
• Belmont-Redwood Shores School District in better shape financially than others, but fiscal concerns remain
• Monta Ellis hurt as Warriors lose to Kings
• Sharks first-round schedule
• St. Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco Giants 6-1
• Sharks to open playoffs against Kings
• Districts seek parcel taxes to fill budget hole
• Thousands attend expanded Sikh Gurdwara-San Jose's opening
• Giants, Dodgers plead for calm ahead of series
• Obama to call for broad plan to reduce debt
• Safes, cash wash up on Japan shores after tsunami
• Expect Stanford's Kayla Pedersen and Jeanette Pohlen to go in top 15 of WNBA draft
• Sleeping woman assaulted in her Stanford apartment.
• Monta Ellis' status for Warriors' final two games in doubt after he suffers head injury late in game with Sacramento
• African Union says Libya accepts cease-fire plan
• The Masters: Schwartzel wins after a wild day
• Sharks, Kings will face off in Stanley Cup playoffs for first time
• U.N., French fire on Gbagbo residence in Ivory Coast
• Schwarzenegger ready to relaunch his acting career
• Giants, Zito lose to Cardinals
• A's bats come to life in 5-3 win over the Twins
• San Francisco committee to hold hearing on off-leash dog proposal
• A's snap out of offensive funk to beat Twins 5-3
• Stanford police seek suspect in sexual assault
• Sleeping woman assaulted in her Stanford apartment
• Russel Brand doubles up as 'Hop,' 'Arthur' lead weekend
• Coast guard calls off search for missing boater in San Francisco
• First Person: A conversation with Nanci Kauffman
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Highway 280 near Daly City
• California's strict smoking laws could be extended further
• Gang rape alarms residents of Los Angeles suburb
• Santa Clara County fires doctor who worked with foster children after allegations of sexual molestation
• Andrew Luck directs Stanford scoring display in spring game
• Earthquakes fail to seize opportunities in tie with Toronto
• One unearned run is all Oakland A's need to beat Minnesota Twins
• San Jose Sharks clinch No. 2 West seed with win
• Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry finds little time to rest
• The Masters: Rory McIlroy takes four-stroke lead into final round
• Giants rally past Cardinals 3-2
• Giants, past and present, receive World Series rings
• Bonsai master Harry Hirao returns to San Jose
• Oakland A's beat Minnesota Twins 1-0
• Gilroy's Robert Guerrero scores big boxing win over Michael Katsidis
• Sheriff's deputies find bodies of man, woman in Cupertino home
• Family Resource Centers face budget cuts
• Joanne Boyle leaves Cal to coach Virginia
• Cal launches national search for women's basketball coach
• Small plane crashes into Southern Calif. storage facility
• Sidney Lumet, whose films featured acts of conscience, dies at 86
• Juried show in Half Moon Bay highlights Coastside talent
• Federal shutdown avoided, 2012 budget fight looms
• Herhold: Critical report on Westly falls flat
• SF retailer holding annual sale to raise money for HIV/AIDS
• 7 killed, 15 wounded in Dutch mall shooting
• Third person dead in Hawaii fireworks bunker blast
• Hawaii-bound Alaska Airlines flight hits bird
• Sidney Lumet, '12 Angry Men' and 'Network' director, dies
• Two Redwood City firefighters, two police officers honored
• Baseball's Manny Ramirez retires, avoids drug ban
• End to Japan nuclear crisis is years, a fortune away
• San Francisco hopes tech success isn't Bubble 2.0
• LAPD outlines security plans at Dodger Stadium
• Students will get to see best of Washington D.C. after all
• As jury deliberates, Bonds' former trainer is released
• From Dr. Walter Bortz, a prescription for our health care system
• Internal Affairs: Quentin Kopp calls it quits
• Defense makes two goal-line stands in SaberCats' victory
• Powder puff offense remains A's nemesis against Minnesota Twins
• San Jose Sharks lose, fail to lock up No. 2 playoff seeding in West
• The Masters: Tiger Woods, young guns Rory McIlroy and Jason Day light up scoreboard
• 11th-hour deal averts U.S. government shutdown
• San Jose city leaders want to add 'Silicon Valley' to airport name
• Lancers' Blandino does in Serra
• Stanford nurses approve new contract
• Menlo Park could be in good shape next fiscal year, report suggests
• San Carlos man calls on wife to help make case for factual innocence
• THE PHANTOM: Cell tower conciliation
• Mistrial declared in Youshock sanity trial
• Stanford, Packard nurses ratify contract
• Oak Knoll Naval Hospital now just a dusty memory
• Google gets approval to buy travel search company ITA
• Mercury News interview: Matt Cutts, Google engineer
• Cupertino City Council shoots down petition for reconsideration on wireless facility
• Cal baseball program to continue
• San Mateo man killed by early-morning train on tracks
• Mount Madonna School students prep for India trip, visit with Dalai Lama
• Brown takes pitch for tax vote to Republican stronghold
• Jury wraps up Bonds deliberations without a verdict
• San Jose: Security breach at airport, metal detector left unattended
• Notre Dame de Namur University to offer full online courses for first time
• DC school trips affected by government shutdown
• Mark Purdy: Giants put on a show -- and then the game started
• Prominent Oakland restaurant owner fatally shot
• Contra Costa D.A. dismisses cases linked to drug evidence thefts
• PG&E fine should be higher, opponents argue
• A banner day at AT&T Park
• Pizarro: Triumph of historic spaceflight trumps Cold War politics
• Bay Area braces for possible federal shutdown
• Tickets for distracted driving soar
• Fairmeadow opens search for new principal
• Report: Highway 4 ranks among nation's most congested commute
• A's beaten by Twins' eighth-inning rally
• Barry Bonds trial: Jury finished for the day, reconvenes Monday
• Childhood passion for Japanese swords turns into livelihood
• San Jose: CHP officer breaks leg while trying to help, driver arrested on DUI
• Earthquakes shaking up the lineup
• Architectural board blasts proposed AT&T tower
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Human Relations Commission
• SPORTS: Paly baseball falls from first; Menlo wins its WBAL opener
• Palo Alto library construction 'right on schedule'
• Report: Palo Alto needs new emergency director
• Officials bet city's growth on a thriving Caltrain
• Former Wilson Sonsini attorney arrested
• Surprise elimination on 'American Idol'
• Purdy: Defense threw the better pitches at Bonds trial
• Trimpin: Making music at Stanford from flames, water, tree bark and dark memories of WW II
• New virtual reality research – and a new lab – at Stanford
• Trustees discuss land use, interdisciplinary centers and New York invitation
• Grand jury gives San Mateo County crime lab good review, but its communications could be better
• Donations sought for victims of Redwood City mobile home park fire
• Atherton park commissioners say town council should explore outsourcing grounds maintenance
• New Redwood City manager to earn $214,884 salary
• Architecture board slams aesthetic appeal of AT&T cell tower
• Former Menlo Park school employee pleads not guilty to molesting 10-year-old
• Lack of funding ends long-running Day in the Park fair in South San Francisco
• Oakland A's leave Toronto feeling good after 2-1 victory
• Giants like the ring of it: Home opener as world champs
• Trevor Cahill earns first win of the season as Oakland A's beat Toronto Blue Jays
• Cal's quarterback vacancy draws crowd during spring football with three front-runners
• Golf: Rule change to allow players to be penalized but not disqualified in some cases
• The Masters: Co-leaders Rory McIlroy, Alvaro Quiros display short games that go long way at Augusta National
• Policy eclipses numbers as shutdown gets closer
• San Jose SaberCats try to shore up defense
• Sharks injuries and intrigue increase
• Palo Alto Unified School District’s Youth Art Show 2011
• Director of Human Resources Announced
• More lane closures hit Dumbarton Bridge
• Strong aftershock rattles disaster-weary Japan
• San Jose: Fourth falcon egg hatches atop City Hall
• Phillip Garrido pleads not guilty in Dugard kidnapping; trial likely in August
• 11 children killed in Brazil school shooting
• Google poised to become a giant in online travel
• AOL CEO's pay package dropped 40 percent in 2010
• HP: Former executive boosted secrets then bolted
• Libyan rebels angry after airstrike blamed on NATO
• Oakland police radio communications disrupted again
• Increasing competition puts heat on pizza chains
• Cisco to make some trims
• Facebook shares design of energy efficient data center
• Oakland Career Expo a glimmer of hope in a gloomy job market
• Google scores in two reports from analysts
• Ed Robert Campus holds grand opening Saturday
• Bay Area homes you can buy for the national median price of $157,000
• Herhold: Different opinions endure after De Anza verdict
• No defendants found liable in DeAnza rape trial, no damages awarded
• East Palo Alto teacher wins Richmond Award
• Pizarro: Barnes & Noble taking over SJSU bookstore
• Barry Bonds trial: Closing arguments over, case goes to the jury
• Roadshow: Driver finds himself in a real pickle
• 2 PG&E execs to step down, as utility reorganizes
• Caltrain cuts postponed
• San Jose: Woman dies after car hits pole on North First Street
• Parts of Dumbarton Bridge closing for retrofit
• Baby Bullet trains on Caltrain chopping block
• Palo Alto schools brace for state cuts
• 10-year-old brings airsoft gun to Mountain View school
• Dish's Blockbuster buy may mean brand's survival
• Planned wireless Internet network threatens GPS
• San Jose's redevelopment agency slashes almost half of remaining staff
• Purdy: Whatever the verdict, San Francisco Giants need a plan for dealing with Barry Bonds
• 2 charged in $32 million insider trading scheme
• Stanford scientists: Tuberculosis strain spread by the fur trade reveals stealthy approach of epidemics
• For coastal fish farm waste, dilution is not an automatic solution, Stanford researchers say
• Menlo Park approves $214K in fee increases
• Angry chef dishes complaints about Menlo Park's downtown parking
• Redwood City mayor attended 'swank' Monterey Bay Aquarium dinner on Saltworks developer's dime
• San Jose Sharks fall flat against Anaheim Ducks
• Golden State Warriors stun Los Angeles Lakers
• Jurors deliberate over Youshock's sanity
• Renovated San Francisco International Airport terminal grabs green gold
• 'American Idol': Did the Top 9 rock your world?
• Struggling Oakland A's fall again to Toronto Blue Jays
• Defense attorney: Broussard is lying about Bailey murder to protect a 'cousin'
• Daniel Brown: Another loss for San Francisco 49ers fans
• San Francisco 49ers rumored to be interested in Tampa Bay backup quarterback
• Tim Lincecum strikes out 13 as San Francisco Giants top San Diego Padres
• De Anza gang-rape civil trial: A verdict -- Thursday in San Jose
• U.S. troops in Afghanistan suffered more catastrophic injuries in 2010
• Pizarro: Children's Discovery Museum to honor Kristi Yamaguchi
• Gadhafi, in letter, asks Obama to end air strikes
• In case of government shutdown: The mail will come, but your tax refund might not be in it
• Barry Bonds rests his case without taking a swing
• Late Fremont High drama teacher to be inducted into California Thespian Hall of Fame
• Japanese mayor's YouTube plea gets big response
• AP Exclusive: Voices behind China's protest calls
• FBI made bi-coastal effort to find leads in Notorious B.I.G killing
• Allergy season just starting, expected to peak in May
• One section of Highway 1 south of Big Sur reopens
• Nearly $13K raised for Palo Alto sister city in Japan
• TIMS website maps highway crashes, may lead to safer roads, UC Berkeley researchers say
• Apple succeeding in tough China market, as consumers flock to buy iPhones and iPads
• Fire chief: Veterans' home was not up to code
• Herhold: It took some high-school 'Panthers' to end the bounty on Arizona mountain lions
• San Jose: Two more City Hall falcon babies hatch, mayor announces naming contest
• Brown appoints members to transportation boards
• Thanksgiving Day triple-murder case delayed because of translation problems
• Jon Wilner's Top 25 for next hoops season
• Stogner takes his third shot for a San Mateo County supervisor seat
• Get ready for another jolt of cold and rain, maybe even thunder and hail
• Another day, another ginormous funding announcement from Andreessen Horowitz
• Navy: FA-18 crashes near Central CA air station, 2 dead
• Students, parents in tune at Jordan barn dance
• Doctor's lawyers say Michael Jackson was desperate over finances
• Toyota sells millionth Prius in U.S.
• Four Stanford students named Truman Scholars
• Baby Bullet trains on Caltrain chopping block
• Man robs bank in Ladera, makes off with $5,000
• Palo Alto seeks fairness in trash rates
• Proposed massage law breeds tension in Palo Alto
• Palo Alto families warned against too many APs
• SJSU team fishes for The Big One, money and memories
• Jerry Brown's list of state parks closures remains a closely held secret
• Space X planning biggest rocket since man on moon
• Purdy: If Bonds takes stand, we've got some questions
• Stanford nurses reach deal with hospitals; vote set for Thursday
• Menlo Park wants more money to address traffic from proposed Stanford medical center expansion
• Home of Palo Alto cell tower opponents vandalized
• Man suspected of Palo Alto robbery spree arrested
• Man in yellow bike jacket robs Portola Valley bank
• Stogner takes his third shot for a San Mateo County supervisor seat
• Do snails need their slime trails to move ahead? It's a sticky question, Stanford researchers say
• Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
• Recent biology grad named Soros Fellow
• Nanopillars yield more precise molecular photography
• Brisbane residents, officials grill Kinder Morgan official over fuel storage tanks
• CPUC hears from San Bruno residents
• Daly City makes history with 2 Filipino Americans on the council, matching its demographics
• Testimony concludes in Youshock sanity trial
• Bailey witness can't remember specific 'kill' order from Yusuf Bey IV
• Pac-12 seeking most lucrative TV deal
• Like a fine wine, Selanne keeps getting better
• Sharks and Ducks focus on points, not payback
• San Francisco Giants fall to 1-4
• Oakland A's fall to Toronto Blue Jays in 10 innings
• Caltrain unveils less-drastic-than-projected cuts
• Dell to hire 'hundreds' in Silicon Valley expansion
• Richmond officers accused of arming teens for private security business
• Venture investment in "clean technology companies hits high note
• Antioch shooting paralyzes man, stray bullets go into child's bedroom
• Diamond Foods: S.F. company buying Pringles in $1.5B deal
• Cisco needs 'tough decisions,' 'targeted moves,' CEO John Chambers warns
• Caltrain to erase 12 trains, close 3 stations, raise fares, but avoid most drastic cuts
• Fed members voice some concerns on energy costs
• Sea radiation is another blow to Japan's fishermen
• The prosecution rests in Barry Bonds perjury trial
• SJSU team fishes for The Big One, money and memories
• Roadshow: Fruit stands slow spring drive along Highway 152
• Japan sets radiation safety level for seafood
• In bunker, Ivory's Coast's Gbagbo plays final hand
• Release date set for man in Chowchilla bus kidnapping
• Libyan rebel leader says NATO isn't doing enough
• Grocer eyes Edgewood Plaza for new market
• Haiti pins its hopes on a pop-star president
• Company: Radioactive water stops leaking from Japan plant
• Facebook tries out targeted ads
• Backpack leads police to alleged burglar
• Barry Bonds trial: Defense files motion to dismiss all charges
• President Barack Obama coming to Facebook in Palo Alto on April 20
• Giants fan beaten at Dodger game may have brain damage
• Bullet grazes man as he drives 5-year-old niece to school in East Oakland
• San Jose State football springs into action
• Twitter: Supervisors approve tax break to keep startup in San Francisco
• Obama to hold Facebook town hall
• Palo Alto man arrested for stalking family
• Nurses' union, Stanford reach tentative agreement
• Forty-one Palo Alto teachers to get tenure tonight
• Palo Alto police nab serial robber
• Feature story: From ambient to upbeat
• SPORTS: Stanford's VanDerveer named to Naismith Hall of Fame
• Former No. 2 official at Autodesk is named CEO at MarkLogic
• Florida firm bids to fight San Carlos fires for millions of dollars less
• Consortium rescinds Internet termination notice to Palo Alto
• Wi-Fi antennas OK'd for Hotel President in Palo Alto
• Judge denies Palo Alto panhandler's request to dismiss infractions
• Dave Pine wants to bring his corporate experience to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors
• Sharks hammer Kings to clinch Pacific Division title
• UConn proves unstoppable, beating Butler to take men's NCAA basketball title
• Mills High tree dedication to honor student killed in San Bruno disaster
• Hillsdale High bomber's sanity trial begins
• Sick juror delays Bonds trial, but mysterious new tape sparks legal maneuvering
• FAA requires inspections of airliners as more cracks are found in 737s
• Insider trading trial: Analyst told Galleon Group's Rajaratnam she 'played' friend like 'piano'
• Google: Product chief, valley veteran Jonathan Rosenberg to step down
• Stanford begins comprehensive study of Searsville Dam
• Precourt Energy Efficiency Center makes new research awards at Stanford
• Wi-Fi antennas approved for downtown Palo Alto
• Oakland A's, who've fared poorly away from home in recent seasons, embark on first road trip of 2011
• Former Warriors star Chris Mullin voted into basketball Hall of Fame
• FAA requires inspections of airliners as more cracks are found in 737s
• Giants fan hopes his unique craft makes a splash at home opener
• GaiaRecycle(TM) Showcases Onsite Food Waste Recycling Solution
• Despite high-profile mountain lion incidents, encounters with people are down
• Deadline for city's Internet cut-off rescinded
• Ex-Sun CTO Greg Papadopoulos joining NEA as venture partner
• Sick juror delays Bonds trial, but mysterious new tape sparks legal maneuvering
• City attorney: CNET head was not part of Antioch searches cited in civil suit
• Libyan rebels reject role for Gadhafi sons; rebels push into town they lost twice before
• Feds probe privacy violations involving smartphone app data
• Texas Instruments buying National Semiconductor for $6.5 billion
• Google: Product chief, Silicon Valley veteran Jonathan Rosenberg to step down
• Roadshow: Some want cellphones confiscated when drivers violate hands-free law.
• East Bay unionists rally for Wisconsin workers, Martin Luther King Jr.
• Republican assemblyman promotes immigration bill
• Barry Bonds trial: Judge says new tape almost entirely 'inadmissible or irrelevant'
• Herhold: Edie Wilkie: A life well lived
• Bailey's confessed killer said he turned against his friends in anger over how they treated him
• Belt doesn't need the ring to feel like a Giant
• Dying San Jose woman leaving a video legacy for her three young children
• Pizarro: San Jose City Councilman Pete Constant laughs off political prank
• Feds call on industry to repair aging pipelines
• Marine from Santa Clara killed in Afghanistan
• Santa Clara: Two-day program at Wilcox High to examine effects of drunk driving death
• Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame
• Pilot died doing what he loved, friend says
• Apple Store shootout: Burglary suspect killed by security guard
• Santa Clara police requests FBI help to find homicide suspect
• Six schools win statewide academic award
• Gunn exploring change to morning start time
• Palo Alto police focusing on distracted drivers
• Palo Alto slams Caltrain for poor public outreach
• Unemployment rates drop throughout Bay Area
• Plan for wi-fi antennas slammed by residents
• More flights canceled due to plane malfunction
• SPORTS: Stanford women upset in Final Four, 63-62
• Refuting stereotypes through 'Not in Our School'
• Ex-Sun CTO Greg Papadopoulos joining NEA as venture partner
• Will buying an electric car make an environmental difference?
• Wolverton: Browser upgrades from Google, Mozilla, Microsoft boost Web surfing
• Peterson: Chris Mullin should be slam-dunk Basketball Hall of Fame pick
• Tara VanDerveer elected to Basketball Hall of Fame
• Stanford boasts largest number of Truman Scholars for 2011
• PBS film highlights Stanford scholar's research on how the U.S. saved a starving Soviet Russia
• Lecture to focus on agricultural economics in Africa
• Couric leaving 'CBS Evening News'
• San Francisco Giants drop three of four to Los Angeles Dodgers
• Shootout wins will be thrown out in deciding NHL tiebreakers for playoff seeding
• Texas A&M stuns Stanford women
• NCAA women's tournament: Notre Dame stuns Connecticut
• Crowded field applies for Daly City council appointment
• Revived condo project in Daly City undergoing $5 million renovation
• Oakland A's finally put it all together, beat Seattle Mariners 7-1 for first win of season
• Abidjan holds its breath, awaiting final battle
• Barry Bonds perjury trial reaches 9th inning
• CHP launching statewide crackdown on distracted driving
• University presidents to lobby Sacramento to protect budgets
• San Jose: Sheriff's office may start overseeing VMC private security staff
• Oakland Raiders' Louis Murphy charged with three misdemeanors
• Southwest Airlines: Cracks found in 2 more planes
• Republicans propose $4 trillion in cuts
• Winners of Concerto Movement Competition Featured in Palo Alto Philharmonic Family Concert
• Roadshow: Caltrain service to Giants games at risk
• Government appeals judge's health care ruling
• Study supports fixing heart valves without surgery
• Alzheimer's studies uncover new genetic links
• One killed in plane crash near Oakland Airport
• Government appeals judge's health care ruling
• Peninsula faithful work weekend to give East Palo Alto chart school a radiant makeover
• Study supports fixing heart valves without surgery
• Motocross biker dies at Santa Clara County Fairgrounds
• Alzheimer's studies uncover new genetic links
• Tesla, other electric vehicles poised to enter the mainstream
• Crowded field applies for Daly City council appointment
• Ellis drives in 3 runs as A's avoid sweep
• Revived condo project in Daly City undergoing $5 million renovation
• Strong quake hits off southern Indonesia
• Jennie-O recalls 55,000 pounds of turkey burgers
• 'Hop' jumps to No. 1 at the box office
• The Chauncey Bailey case: Victim's mother drives 1,200 miles, only to find trial delayed
• Charlie Sheen booed, heckled by audience at opening night show
• Storefront churches: humble houses of worship on the streets of Oakland
• Cassidy: Computer History Museum offers online version
• O'Brien: What AQT Solar tells us about economic development
• Fund set up for Santa Cruz man attacked after Giants-Dodgers game
• High-end housing sales in Silicon Valley are booming
• San Jose Earthquakes work a 2-2 tie against Seattle Sounders
• Women's Final Four: Can Stanford's backcourt withstand Texas A&M's pressure?
• Oakland A's fall to Seattle Mariners 5-2
• Ellis leads Warriors past Mavericks
• San Jose Sharks rally to beat Anaheim Ducks
• Half Moon Bay to outsource police, recreation department to stay solvent
• Statewide crackdown starts Monday on motorists who text message or talk on cell phones
• 'Klepto Kitty' highlights Peninsula Humane Society fundraiser
• San Jose community meeting on policing set for Monday
• San Jose, Santa Clara County officials disclose gifts, income sources
• 'Falconatics' in San Jose aim to create more lovers of birds of prey
• Reactional salmon season opens after a three-year lull
• Southwest grounds planes
• Pizarro: Parade to mark 50th anniversary of San Jose school
• Roadshow: Campbell man wins a free tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
• Retirement planning: The nation's Social Security liability is growing -- but the program's death has been greatly exaggerated
• San Jose McDonald's fire causes $100,000 in damage
• Jose Argüelles, leader of Harmonic Convergence, dies at 72
• San Jose's first food-truck festival attracts long lines
• Cain, Giants shut out Dodgers 10-0
• Herhold: Hat-rescuing, a mission for identical twins
• Woman dies when car crashes into light pole in San Jose
• Parolee carjacks San Mateo woman, but doesn't get far, police say
• 15th anniversary of 'Arts on Fire' celebrated at Sanchez in Pacifica
• Southwest cancels 300 flights
• John C. Haas of Rohm and Haas chemical firm dies at 92
• Crack leaks radioactive water into sea off Japan
• Report raps Steve Westly over stimulus money doled out to cleantech firms
• Techies' Rock Health Fund is ready to roll
• Charlie Sheen kicks off 20-city tour Saturday night
• Bay Area will be mostly cloudy Saturday
• The Rock Health Fund is ready to launch
• Russian billionaire paid $100 million for house
• Inman: Oakland A's will need to be Crisp-er
• Inman: Oakland A's will need to be Crisp-er
• South Bay schools vie to qualify for national rocketry challenge
• USGS scientist proposes that migrating birds 'hear' their way home
• Two arrested in San Jose shooting
• Larry Page set to take over as Google CEO starting Monday
• Late stop gives Iowa Barnstormers winning cushion over San Jose SaberCats
• The 'Wondo' of the San Jose Earthquakes
• Golden State Warriors' David Lee is success story more for intangibles than numbers
• Sloppy Oakland A's drop seventh straight season opener, 6-2 to Seattle Mariners
• A third of San Carlos' employees earned more than $100K last year
• Suspected child molestor was subject of Menlo Park City School District probe
• Giants lose to Dodgers again, 4-3
• Palo Alto Art Center closes Monday for $7.9 million makeover
• Gina Papan brings long list of public service to San Mateo County supervisor's race
• Health care concessions, wage freeze for Palo Alto managers
• East Palo Alto family seeks Pacific Islander bone marrow donors
• A long legacy: Mountain View's city manager retires after 20 years
• Doris Buffett discusses mental illness in Redwood City
• A's opening night tailgate part dedicated to keeping team in Oakland
• Conference in San Mateo explores youth issues
• The Insider: Papan obtains major backing
• Possible playoff preview for Sharks on Saturday
• 3-year-old missing from San Jose home
• De Anza gang rape trial: Plaintiff's attorney gives impassioned plea
• USGS scientist proposes that migrating birds 'hear' their way home
• Larry Page set to take over as Google CEO starting Monday
• Tough Big Sur residents cope with isolation
• Russian billionaire paid $100 million for house
• Santa Clara-based group cancels event for controversial Gandhi biography
• Two South Bay schools vie to qualify for national rocketry challenge
• Pizarro: Falcon fans can get a closeup at parking garage viewing party
• Santa Cruz man in critical condition after beating at Dodger Stadium
• Law enforcement agencies cracking down on distracted drivers in April
• Man killed in fire at Oakland duplex
• Questions raised about proposed Brentwood LMC site
• Los Angeles mayor to be fined more than $40,000 for not reporting free tickets
• San Jose woman, 23, dies after crash; vehicular manslaughter charges filed
• Nevadans' ire over 'big bully' California's regulations may fracture Tahoe land agency
• A chat with Legacy Locker founder Jeremy Toeman
• Witness in Chauncey Bailey murder trial released from jail
• Netflix adds 'Glee,' 'Sons of Anarchy' for online viewing
• AOL co-founder Steve Case to give keynote at Silicon Valley TiEcon conference
• 'American Idol': Bay Area's Thia Megia excited about her future
• Jon Wilner: VCU, Butler could help the likes of St. Mary's
• It's April 1. Watch out for Internet foolery
• Giants show they are ready for more Freddy
• Biz Break: Gmail in motion, the Bronx Zoo cobra and more April foolery
• Shop Talk: Restaurants relocate, open new sites
• 'Lasting Memories' memorial database launched
• Stanford gets $2M grant to study premature birth
• Changing seasons: Springtime at The Dish
• Barry Bonds trial, courtroom blog Day 8: Arthur Ting, Kathy Hoskins, Don Catlin
• Summary of Gov. Brown's pension reform proposal
• San Bruno fire heroes nominated for awards, first since disaster
• Dell expands Silicon Valley operations
• Kawakami: All eyes on Giants
• Poole: Oakland A's tired of being little brother, look to join San Francisco Giants on A-list
• Purdy: Prosecution may have hit on witness jurors can believe
• Aboard an earthquake research ship
• Palo Alto scrambles to find new Internet provider after cell tower opponent kills free service
• State budget fiasco could could push San Mateo County budget deficit past $100 million
• Facebook must do an EIR to bring more than 3,600 employees to Sun campus in Menlo Park
• Google's Android expected to lead global smartphone market in 2011
• Snake surprises cleaning crew in East Palo Alto apartment
• San Carlos man arrested on suspicion of trying to seduce 10-year-old girl
• $14K diamond pendant reported missing from FedEx package
• 'American Idol': Bay Area's Thia Megia is eliminated
• A's opening opponent provides cautionary tale about high expectations
• Sharks clinch spot in Stanley Cup playoffs for seventh straight season
• Brandon Belt provides bright spot in San Francisco Giants' loss in opener
• Schools in San Bruno, South San Francisco win state award
• Carolyn Livengood: Navy corpsman gets hero's welcome
• Oakland A's reach agreement to broadcast games on FM station
• GOP Leader: Brown's wife yelled at me
• Best of days, worst of days for Bonds prosecution
• The 'Durbinator' moves on in 'American Idol
• Bay Area heat breaks records, but cool is on the way
• Tall Tree Awards presentation
• GOP Leader: Brown's wife yelled at me
• Best of days, worst of days for Bonds prosecution
• San Bruno fire heroes nominated for awards, first since disaster
• Morgan Hill: One lane cleared to residents trapped by mud slide
• Southern California dad arrested for leaving toddler in hot parked car
• Downed wire forces lane closures on Highway 101 near Millbrae
• Tech visas help fund scholarships, anti-fraud efforts, group says
• Google's Android expected to lead global smartphone market in 2011
• On Twitter, Facebook, efforts to help quake victims in Japan
• Google antitrust probe: Microsoft files complaint with EU
• Cassidy: Medvedev's Russian Silicon Valley could actually happen
• Librarian proposes 'slams' for math, science
• O'Brien: In an era of cheap startups, Color is thinking big
• Google, Apple asked to ban apps for drunken-driving checkpoints
• Time Warner Cable drops Fox, other channels from iPad app
• Dell expands Silicon Valley operations
• Biz Break: In Tesla, the next American auto icon? Plus: Microsoft vs. Google
• Relative of Black Muslim Bakery leader arrested when he didn't show up to testify in Bailey murder trial
• 175 tons of dead sardines scooped from Redondo Beach marina
• Fugitive Antioch teacher arrested in San Diego after dash to Mexico
• Short sales: Realtors, Fannie Mae work to speed up deals in California
• Real estate: Trulia adds iPad, Android apps; Zillow releases BlackBerry app
• Barry Bonds trial: Former assistant says she saw Anderson give Bonds a shot
• Missing cobra found at Bronx Zoo
• Two Oakland neighborhoods holding anti-prostitution rally
• SPORTS: Stanford women will face Texas A&M in semifinals
• Mountain View police use stun gun on heckler
• San Jose crash injures five, including girl ejected from minivan
• Democrats weighing all budget options
• Barry Bonds trial, courtroom blog Day 7: Drug testing experts
• Schools potentially face tremendous cuts
• Erosion, mudslides in South Bay, Peninsula worst since 1998 El Niño storms
• Woman in De Anza gang-rape suit seeks $7.5 million in damages
• End of California's drought signals a good time to hit the slopes
• Report: Giants' Barry Zito released from hospital following traffic accident in West Hollywood
• Stanford puts focus on China with new center at Peking University
• A beginner's lecture on the theory that troubled Einstein
• Researcher reflects on gender, youth, poverty in Egypt
• What's happening here?
• Palo Alto trash rates face years of hikes
• Internet provider to axe Palo Alto's web connection
• Council expects Menlo Park cops to make some concessions in labor talks
• Cell tower opponent declares end to Palo Alto's free Internet connection
• Snake found in Redwood City bathroom slithering in San Mateo
• Deputies chase, arrest East Palo Alto parolee in Redwood City
• Santa Clara topples Iona to claim title in postseason basketball tournament
• Stanford women face a different kind of challenge
• Transit upgrades slated for Daly City's underserved Bayshore neighborhood
• Sharks Joe Thornton nearing 1,000th career point
• Warriors look for lessons in loss to Grizzlies
• Sharks can clinch playoff spot with regulation win over Stars
• Google: FTC orders 20 years of consumer privacy protections
• San Francisco Giants fans can finally crow 'We're world champs' at Dodger Stadium
• Giants haven't repeated as champions in San Francisco
• Tall order: Can S.F. Giants repeat as champions?
• Overall compensation of PG&E execs declines following a lousy year
• Facebook study of baseball fans: Philly fans most loyal, A's fans most social
• House Republicans seek IRS probe of AARP
• From Google, Internet that's up to date in Kansas City
• Pittsburg water main break causes road closure
• Roadshow: Spiking an urban legend at San Jose airport
• Medicare to pay for $93,000 prostate cancer drug
• Wiretap: Steve Poizner getting back into the startup game
• Prosecutors drawing close to finishing perjury case against Barry Bonds
• Suit alleges that disgraced drug officer, Antioch officers stole property during warrant searches
• Giants haven't repeated as champions in San Francisco
• Use care, common sense to prevent identity theft
• De Anza civil trial: Final arguments are underway
• The Brandon Belt decision: He's a San Francisco Giant
• Ohio House OKs collective bargaining limits
• First Mercury images in orbit show lots of craters
• Google fiber: Palo Alto loses out to Kansas City
• Palo Alto investment firm signs $763 million deal in China
• New Stanford Research Center to solve tragic mystery of prematurity
• Overall compensation of PG&E execs declines following a lousy year
• Santa Clara County: Non-profits can apply for federal funding Friday
• Very low levels of radiation found in US milk
• Former champions answer The Question: Can the San Francisco Giants repeat?
• Fiesta Bowl fires CEO amid scandal, now must justify place in BCS
• Antioch couple to be sent to prison for Contra Costa's 'worst child sexual abuse case'
• Barry Bonds trial: Jury see evidence Bonds tested positive for 'the clear'
• Pac-12 conference shopping for a lucrative TV deal
• Area could see record-breaking temperatures
• Menlo man arrested in alleged home drug deal
• Stanford Avenue crash hampers rush-hour traffic
• Mountain lion killed in Redwood City backyard
• Brazen burglars swipe $20,000 in valuables
• De Anza civil trial: Judge and attorneys prepare the way for closing arguments
• Kawakami: San Francisco Giants set to decide on Brandon Belt
• Purdy: Bonds trial lifts curtain on sordid MLB steroid saga
• Stanford admits just 7 percent of applicants
• Snake found in Redwood City restaurant bathroom
• Palo Alto students learn value of community service while raising money for quake-rocked Japan
• Redwood City gets new city manager
• Saltworks debate pits conservation against housing
• Menlo Park police arrest suspected drug dealer
• Caltrain board unanimously approves everything, despite historic crisis
• Bonds trial: Giambi brothers say Anderson supplied them with 'the cream' and 'the clear'
• Supervisors approve home for developmentally disabled; appeal to Coastal Commission likely
• Authorities kill mountain lion in Redwood City
• Bonds trial: Giambi brothers say Anderson supplied them with 'the cream' and 'the clear'
• A's notebook: Oakland begins season with healthy outlook
• Barry Zito, Gio Gonzalez are fine-tuned for season with excellent outings in final spring training starts
• Mark Purdy: Bonds trial lifts curtain on sordid MLB steroid saga
• It's "Glee" for all students at a Santa Clara school every Wednesday
• Cal baseball closing in on reinstatement
• Santa Clara not ashamed of its alphabet-soup tournament run
• Golden State Warriors rally but lose in overtime to Oklahoma City Thunder
• Giants will decide Brian Wilson's status Wednesday
• Bronx Zoo's missing cobra speaks out on Twitter
• HP's Apotheker makes pitch to partner with other companies
• Bonds trial: Giambi brothers say Anderson supplied them with 'the cream' and 'the clear'
• TechShop: S.F. workshop offers inventors industrial-strength toys
• Antioch parents shocked over middle school teacher's flight
• Life history of key witness won't be presented in Chauncey Bailey murder trial
• Meg Whitman joins venture firm Kleiner Perkins
• San Jose names Larsen to head DOT
• Mexican consul leaving San Jose for L.A.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Prosecutor says crimes common at Berkeley High; Authorities kill mountain lion in Redwood City
• Budget talks appear to be dead in Sacramento
• De Anza civil trial: Judge and attorneys prepare the way for closing arguments
• Barry Bonds trial: Giambi says Anderson recommended undetectable steroid
• Authorities kill mountain lion in Redwood City
• Mussel quarantine issued for coast after two toxins detected
• Syria offers concessions amid wave of unrest
• Thinking of an electric car? Get your garage ready
• Japan government admits: Not enough safeguards to protect nuke plant
• Gunmen kill 56 in grisly Iraq hostage siege
• Simitian's green-energy bill clears Legislature
• Roadshow: Parking lot plight of 'Angry Senior Driver' floods Roadshow
• An attempt to unravel the mystery of Major League Baseball's A's riddle
• Stanford offers to admit 7 percent of applicants
• California Assembly approves higher renewable energy standard
• Spring, alas, to spray out buckets of Thursday sunlight - 81 degrees
• Russo is top contender for Alameda city manager job
• Morgan Hill: Slide cuts off residents in Uvas Canyon
• Cyber-nonprofit pairs college students, mentors
• Palo Alto OKs cell tower on Channing Avenue
• PG&E fine over pipeline safety records comes under increased scrutiny
• Poole: Warriors owner Joe Lacob should stay away from playing general manager
• Purdy: Ex-lover's testimony brings more sleaze to Barry Bonds trial
• Stanford gets revved about automobiles
• Palo Altans challenge controversial cell tower proposal
• Split San Carlos council moves forward with city coin
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• Atherton woman suspected of injuring two in DUI crashes waives preliminary hearing
• Youshock guilty of attempted murder, four other counts
• Stanford women top Gonzaga, head back to Final Four
• Aubrey Huff's homer lifts Giants past A's in Bay Bridge Series opener
• Sharks: Scott Nichol works on faceoffs, could be back next week
• Oakland Athletics notebook: Pitcher Bobby Cramer likes his situation
• Scientists at UC-Berkeley keep watch on Japan radiation levels from a campus rooftop
• Defending Libyan action, Obama limits its scope
• Ex-mistress testifies at Barry Bonds perjury trial
• SPORTS: Stanford women advance to NCAA Final Four
• Contaminated water leaks reported at Japanese nuclear plant
• EBay's $2.4 billion GSI deal would help it compete with Amazon
• Father, son died in San Diego sailboat expedition
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• Obama strongly defends U.S. military action in Libya
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• Cassidy: Internet pioneer Paul Baran showed Silicon Valley how to do business
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• Santa Clara startup nets eye-popping $108 million venture capital deal
• California's drought is over -- everywhere but the state capitol
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• Jury finds Ernie Scherer III guilty on all counts of killing his parents
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay man shot, killed by sheriff's deputy; Slides force Highway 17 lane closure
• De Anza civil trial: Testimony concludes, attorneys and judge to discuss jury instructions
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• Scientists at UC-Berkeley keep watch on Japan radiation levels from a campus rooftop
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• Barry Bonds trial: Bell says Bonds' body changed around 1999-2001
• Celeb Pix: These chicks dig David Hasselhoff
• San Jose: In wake of freak accident, council to consider shorter leash for dogs on park trails
• Wolverton: Nintendo's new 3DS handheld game system disappoints
• Caltrain cobbles together financial survival plan
• Photo gallery: 2011 Bay Area Senior Games
• Internet trailblazer Paul Baran dies
• 52 teachers in Los Altos could lose jobs
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• Bay Area Senior Games Brings Women Over 50 to Play Water Polo
• A's have the arms to contend in AL West
• Kawakami: Final Four teams win with small ball
• 2011 Giants: Projected 25-man roster
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• Oakland A's notebook: Grant Balfour might get opportunities to close
• NCAA East Regional: Kentucky gets by North Carolina
• Stanford women face hot shooter in Elite Eight matchup
• NCAA Southwest regional: Virginia Commonwealth stuns Kansas to reach Final Four
• Roadshow: Is 55-60 mph too slow for the slow lane?
• U.S. reducing naval firepower aimed at Gadhafi
• Bonds trial: Steroids, lies and orchidometers were story line in first week
• Patients, doctors work to communicate better, improve care
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• After so much rain an odd forecast: sunny, warm and then ... warmer
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• Antioch school district fixes problems in tracking missing students
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• Berkeley woman, Ethiopian man from San Jose win Oakland marathon
• Dave Newhouse: Quan is Oakland's marathon mayor
• Home runs hurt Giants in 7-4 loss to Royals
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• San Mateo County teachers win grants
• Libya air raids hit Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte
• Harry Coover, creator of Super Glue, dies at 94
• Pipe bomb explosion injures man in Vacaville
• TV, radio personality DJ Megatron killed in NYC
• Students, teachers fight plan to raze gardens at College of San Mateo
• Gangs of armed young men roam Syrian seaside city
• Hate doing taxes? Not these guys
• NATO to assume command of Libya air operations
• Cassidy: Digital literacy mortally wounded in budget battle
• Alaska Airlines: Most flights running on time
• O'Brien: Where Google Books went wrong, and how to fix it
• 'Wimpy Kid' rules weekend with $24.4M opening
• Teen hikers from Sonoma County found OK in snowy wilderness
• Hillsborough road expected to remain closed two more days
• Streaming digital music strikes chord at SXSW
• A giant among Giants
• Stanford scrambles to reach Elite Eight against Gonzaga
• Udoh's time is now with Biedrins sidelined
• NCAA Southeast Regional: Butler returns to the Final Four
• NCAA Southeast Regional: Huskies get by Arizona
• A's notebook: Brandon McCarthy named fifth starter
• Chris Wondolowski fuels San Jose Earthquakes to victory
• San Jose rainfall finally over normal
• SPORTS: Crunch time becomes prime time for Stanford
• Sharks: Logan Couture scores twice in key victory
• Giants: Tim Lincecum has another rough spring outing
• Americans earn surprising 1-1 tie with Argentina in soccer exhibition
• Javier Hernandez helps Mexico beat Paraguay 3-1 in Oakland
• Stanford scientists build Parkinson's disease in a dish with cells from Google founder's mom
• Santa Clara County supervisors to consider sunshine law
• Capitola Village flooded for second time in three days
• Internal Affairs: Redistricting committee already under fire
• Internal Affairs: In brief
• Burlingame man, 87, watches his first play hit the stage
• iPad gives new hope to special-needs families
• Stanford scientists build Parkinson's disease in a dish with cells from Google founder's mom
• Herhold: Remembering a cycling legend who awaits a new heart
• Two San Jose men shot in apparent gang attack
• Analysis: GOP wins cuts without government closure
• In Iowa, social conservatives may shape 2012 race
• Latest challenge for South Sudan: Armed internal rebellion
• Highway 84 from Woodside to Skyline expected to reopen
• Syrian protesters torch ruling party's offices in two cities
• In first major turnaround, Libyan rebels regain gateway city
• First female VP candidate Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75
• Alaska Airlines cancels flights after system outage
• To help Professorville, city launches parking study
• Japan's government criticizes nuke plant operator
• San Jose man charged with January beating death
• 'Solar group buy' program launched in San Jose
• Oracle CEO Larry Ellison serving on Redwood City jury
• Three dead, one missing after Switzerland avalanche
• Baby Jessica turns 25, gains access to trust fund
• Gaps in U.S. radiation monitoring system revealed
• Dems reject GOP budget proposal
• Inman: San Francisco Giants a hot ticket despite the steep prices
• Oakland A's chief radio signal may be silenced
• High school basketball: Pinewood girls top St. Bernard-Playa del Rey to win Division V state title
• San Jose SaberCats suffer first loss, 54-41 to Chicago Rush
• Newcomer Simon Dawkins jumps in right away for San Jose Earthquakes
• NCAA East Regional: North Carolina destroys Marquette
• NCAA Southwest Regional: Magical VCU run continues in dramatic style
• NCAA tournament: Brandon Knight lifts Kentucky past top-seeded Ohio State
• Santa Clara tops SMU to CollegeInsider.com Tournament final
• San Jose Sharks have chance to stretch Pacific Division lead
• Golden State Warriors explode for 138 points
• Options for Google Books may be limited
• Mystery buyer of mansion identified
• Mercury News interview: Bill Davidow, partner emeritus, Mohr Davidow Ventures
• South Bay reservoirs spill as region finally hits normal rainfall totals
• San Jose's Edenvale neighborhood among the most diversely populated in the Bay Area
• High school basketball: Archbishop Mitty wins Division II state title
• Facebook Landing Team transports company culture
• Los Altos district pilots technology-based math program, Khan Academy
• Former firefighter ignites passion for painting at Portola Art Gallery
• Peninsula lawmaker's bill would crack down on retailers who sell cigarettes to kids
• Pescadero radio station moves on
• The Insider: Ellison does his duty
• Stanford women's basketball counting on its super sophomores
• Larry Ellison serving on Redwood City jury hearing slip-and-fall case
• Future for Google books may be limited
• Alaska Airlines adds flight to Hawaii from San Jose
• Judge rejects plea deal for driver in death of Los Gatos man
• Stanford proposes high-tech campus in NYC
• Options for Google Books may be limited
• Where diversity peaks in Silicon Valley and Bay Area
• Carolyn Livengood: Daly City Host Lions celebrate 70 years
• Maximum sentence for Hayward man convicted in baby scalding death
• Two killed in crash on Highway 152
• Kodak patent complaint against Apple, BlackBerry maker revived
• Buying a new car? Financing is getting easier
• Filoli, West Valley College students win gold awards in S.F. Flower & Garden show
• Pescadero radio station moves on
• Tech Notebook: Chegg combines textbooks, course advice, homework help
• Washington man dies trying to revive dead wife
• Review: Cirque du Soleil's 'Quidam' in San Jose
• 2.2 magnitude earthquake shakes the Geysers in Sonoma
• Menlo Park BBC sexual assault trial ends abruptly
• Senate leader Steinberg ready to end budget talks
• Los Angeles ruling: Brain-damaged ex-wife gets visitation with triplets
• Santa Cruz digs out from Thursday storm
• Facebook Landing Team transports company culture
• Stanford women counting on their super sophomores
• Powerful storm wallops South Bay
• SPORTS: Team bonding makes Stanford title contender
• Senior athletes kick off state championships Saturday
• Ravenswood school board denies charter petition
• Giving Bach to the community
• City manager seeks to change vague hiring policy
• Tall Tree Award winners 2011: Standing out above the forest
• Powerful storm wallops South Bay
• State regulators cut deal with PG&E over pipe safety records
• Purdy: Nothing clean about first week of Barry Bonds trial
• High-temperature superconductor spills secret: A new phase of matter
• Secondhand smoke raises the stakes in America's casinos
• Three candidates raise $100K-plus for San Mateo County supervisor seat
• Ravenswood school board rejects Rocketship charter school petition
• East Palo Alto humanitarian Mother Branch dies at 92
• Ex-consultant for Menlo Park firm to pay $300K in insider trading fines
• Palo Alto voters to get say on compost facility idea
• Officials: Reactor core at Japanese nuclear power plant may have breached
• Sharks rally to earn point, lose in shootout
• NCAA Southwest Regional: Butler, Florida roll on to final eight
• NCAA West Regional: Kemba Walker, UConn hold off San Diego State
• NCAA tournament: Arizona routs of defending national champion Duke
• San Mateo County students struggle to keep fit but still healthier than peers statewide
• San Mateo County supervisor candidates square off in forum
• Heavy rains, high winds cause flooding, power outages and car accidents in San Mateo County
• Origami-folding event in San Bruno benefits Japan
• Oakland A's notebook: Trevor Cahill named opening day starter
• Solving child abuse, half a globe away
• NCAA Southwest Regional: Butler, Florida roll on to final eight
• PG&E unveils 'opt-out' plan for its controversial SmartMeters
• San Jose officially becomes 10th largest city
• Powerful storm causing power outages, flooding, numerous accidents
• Worried Syrian regime offers promise of change
• News you can use: Tax preparer is convicted felon
• Pizarro: Leadership change at Children's Musical Theatre of San Jose
• Barry Bonds perjury trial wraps for the week with anti-doping expert, estranged friend
• Brown signs big budget cuts measures
• Oracle's quarterly profit surges to $2.1 billion
• Barry Bonds trial: Bonds' childhood friend back on the stand
• Second lawsuit alleging abuse filed against former San Jose swim coach
• Texas find suggests earlier settlers in N. America
• Santa Clara County students more physically fit than students statewide
• Bill Gates, Warren Buffett urge wealthy in Indian to help poor
• Park 'undedication' heads to Palo Alto ballot
• Man with mental disability missing from Felton residential facility
• Elizabeth Taylor buried in small ceremony at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Glendale
• Many streets will be closed Sunday for Oakland Running Festival
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley is still farm country
• Best Buy profit declines; weak TV sales, restructuring costs blamed
• Google in translation pact for European patents
• S.F. Giants reveal schedule secrets
• Jury deliberating Scherer double murder case
• East Contra Costa sanitation district awarded $1 million for energy project research
• Giants' Ross out for at least three weeks
• Mystery surrounds buyer of hilltop mansion
• Superintendent urges denial of charter school bid
• Humanitarian Oneida 'Mother' Branch dies at 92
• Stanford students holding bake sale to benefit Japan
• Menlo Park council looks at $1.3M in budget cuts
• Courtroom blog: Barry Bonds trial, March 23
• New poll brings grim news for Brown's budget plan
• Regulators may crack down on PG&E Thursday
• Kawakami: With deck stacked against him, Keith Smart won't be retained as Golden State Warriors coach
• Purdy: Bobby Bonds' ghost dragged into slime of son's trial
• Algae and bacteria hogged oxygen after ancient mass extinction, say Stanford researchers
• Stanford alumni returning to campus for Peace Corps 50th Anniversary Celebration
• Good vibrations: Stanford engineers put a damper on 'aeroelastic flutter'
• San Carlos, Belmont to enter mediation over fire department
• San Mateo County supervisors to review budget proposals to cut $50M
• Menlo Park mayor says city should take over county-owned Flood Park
• Charter school should be rejected, says Ravenswood superintendent
• Judge says transient is competent to stand trial on felony false imprisonment charge
• Sharks douse Flames behind four first-period goals
• Young man injured in San Jose shooting, police say
• Man, 21, accused of sex with Belmont girl he met online
• A's notebook: Opening night starter remains mystery as manager Bob Geren has four possible candidates
• South San Francisco Unified board may hire search firm to find new schools chief
• Redwood City advocate for hearing-impaired enters county Women's Hall of Fame
• Deliberations begin in Hillsdale High bombing case
• Barry Bonds' estranged friend testifies of home run king's steroid use
• 'American Idol': Durbin, Megia shine on Motown night
• The best of Elizabeth Taylor
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• Golden State Warriors' losing streak hits six games
• South Palo Alto housing proposal dealt a blow
• Parents, counselors discuss teen stress at forum
• New-home sales plunged in February to record low
• Questioning foreshadows blistering attack on credibility of star witness in Bailey murder trial
• Brown: November election a possibility
• Brown: Still waiting for GOP offer in writing
• Designs for new Trace Elementary classrooms unveiled
• Boxer fires back against GOP budget plan
• Sunnyvale sees spike in gang graffiti
• Pizarro: Free Symphony Silicon Valley concert has a cause behind it
• San Jose Unified shelves idea for $500 million bond
• Concern in Tokyo over radiation in tap water
• San Jose youth football coach charged with molesting teen player
• Tech review: Foursquare a fun complement to city jaunts
• Regulators may crack down on PG&E Thursday
• HP shareholders vote no on executive pay
• School district ousts superintendent
• Jon Wilner: Breaking down the Sweet 16 contenders
• Menlo Park city manager retiring
• An appreciation of Elizabeth Taylor, an actress in a class by herself
• San Francisco: Soccer ref kicked in face, knocked out over call
• Two men fatally shot while standing on porch in Oakland
• 'Separate Tables' at Hillbarn Theatre shines
• Yahoo puts its spin on instant search results
• Santa Clara: Two arrested in alleged street race crash that injured woman leaving work
• Netflix: Spat with Showtime displays rivalry
• Bellarmine College Prep freshman competes in Ballroom Dancing World Championships
• More stormy weather rolling through Palo Alto this week
• Menlo Park city manager announces retirement
• East Palo Alto gets $40K for Cooley Landing Park
• Passions: Ice skating, childhood beau keep Sunnyvale woman active at age 80
• Jury faces tough task in De Anza gang-rape civil trial
• Craigslist founder launches venture to connect nonprofits
• Judge rejects settlement in Google plan to digitize books
• Poole: Warts and all, Don Nelson belongs in Hall of Fame
• Purdy: Former Giants trainer looms large as witness in Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Stanford librarians disappointed with ruling in Google case, but university plans to continue digitizing books
• New Stanford Nano Center provides state-of-the-art equipment for research at the smallest of scales
• Former Palo Alto neighborhood group manager suspected of embezzlement
• Parents ask Palo Alto to be anti-stress role model
• PiE raises $3.4 million for Palo Alto schools
• Menlo Park's city manager to resign after 4 years on the job
• Mountain View council supports 'history house' concept
• Redwood City gets some labor concessions, in struggle for others
• SEC files fraud charges against Mountain View investment firm
• Barry Bonds trial testimony: Steroids, the friend and the enemy
• Family atmosphere prevails at Menlo Park salon
• Plane target of threat at SFO
• Magid on Tech: Mixed feelings on judge's ruling on Google book project
• Pacifica child molester sentenced to probation, year in jail
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• Jefferson Union High School District names new superintendent
• Los Altos man gets prison for San Bruno aid scam
• Defense says case against Scherer weak
• Giants' Freddy Sanchez counting his blessings
• Hideki Matsui's lack of production in spring training no cause for alarm for Oakland A's
• New gear cuts down on injuries from skates, but not all Sharks wear it
• Illegal immigrants in US Marine uniforms arrested
• Power lines up in progress at Japan nuclear plant
• Power crumbling, Yemen leader warns of civil war
• More access coming to Santa Cruz
• Spring rains drench Bay area
• Passions: Ice skating, childhood beau keep Sunnyvale woman active at age 80
• Injury to toddler in San Jose prompts CHP reminder about car seat safety
• RDA-funding question tables Los Gatos Dittos Lane project until June
• Cuba's Castro: I quit as party chief five years ago
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• Barry Bonds trial: Anderson ordered back to jail for refusing to testify
• Wolverton: AT&T purchase of T-Mobile a bad deal for consumers
• South Bay weather: Storms headed to San Jose area starting tonight
• Residents fight mega-mansion in the 90210
• Family atmosphere prevails at Menlo Park salon
• Flood protection project in San Jose stalled for lack of federal matching funds
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• De Anza civil trial: Rebuttal witnesses take stand with competing versions
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• Biz Break: Apple's iPad 2: 'We appreciate everyone's patience,' Jobs says
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• New Palo Alto city attorney pledges 'transparency'
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• City takes steps to reform 'Palo Alto process'
• Los Altos man dies after crash off 280
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• SPORTS: Cardinal women make travel plans for Spokane
• PG&E may need rest of year to find pipeline documents
• Governor takes shots at Republicans he says are blocking his budget plan
• Inman: Stanford women's basketball team's seniors savor a perfect finish at home
• Golden State Warriors lose fifth in a row
• Purdy: Bonds spectacle gets under way with jury selection
• Japan will rebound, nuclear energy won't diminish, Stanford specialists say
• Stanford mourns the loss of diplomat Warren Christopher, alumnus of Stanford Law School and former chair of the Board of Trustees
• Palo Alto school district considers new contract with Comcast
• SCHOOL MATTERS: I got in! Now what?
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• Palo Alto police auditor report re-establishes former supervisor violated policy
• Palo Alto council approves contract for new city attorney
• Palo Alto council studies report on compost, waste facility
• Police arrest suspected smuggler in Mountain View kidnapping case
• And the dancing has begun
• Palo Alto's compost dilemma deepens
• South San Francisco teen overcomes adversity to excel in school
• Sisters lead Stanford to Sweet 16 after routing St. John's
• Santa Clara leaders agree to pass cash to 49ers
• Roadshow: Police, victims can get a driver's cell phone, texting records
• Health law at one year: Future still in question
• Manager embezzles $70K from neighborhood group
• Herhold: Unsolved murder gets renewed interest
• Closing arguments in case against poker player accused of killing parents for money
• No quick fix seen at Japan's nuclear plant
• Barry Bonds jury: lukewarm on baseball and Balco
• Differences between Antioch, county could stall power plant construction
• Wolverton: AT&T purchase of T-Mobile a bad deal for consumers
• Santa Clara County officials happy with their new purchase: a '50s-era city hall
• Deals help push the Dow back above 12,000
• San Jose man pleads guilty to brutal murder of girlfriend's 6-year-old son
• Gov. Jerry Brown makes first face-to-camera YouTube appearance since taking office
• Review: 'Equus' at San Jose's City Lights
• De Anza civil trial: Testimony resumes, plaintiff may return to stand
• Closed stretch of Highway 1 due to open in April
• Gaels' leaders top our All-Bay Area college basketball list
• Microsoft aims at Google's Android with e-reader lawsuit
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• Browser wars: Mozilla's Firefox challenges Microsoft's IE, Google's Chrome
• Anthem Blue Cross delays $40 million state rate hike
• Pizarro: Los Lonely Boys to play free concert at San Jose State University
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• Barry Bonds trial: Eight women, four men selected for Bonds jury
• South Harbor re-opened to boat traffic in Santa Cruz
• State senate panel weighs nuclear safety after quake
• Roadshow: Win a free tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
• Prosecutor: Shell from shotgun used to kill Chauncey Bailey found in bakery
• Mountain lion sighted in Woodside/Portola Valley
• Car slams into tree on Bryant Street in Palo Alto
• Palo Alto's compost debate resumes tonight
• Census serves up racial buffet in Silicon Valley
• Allies intensify air assault as Libyan rebels regroup in east
• A quinceanera dream comes true
• Kawakami: NCAA games have gone off the rails
• Purdy: With Bonds trial set to start, baseball better get set to duck
• Wolverton: 'Eye tracking' may be coming to your computer
• Interdisciplinary approach helps graduate fellows tackle social, environmental issues
• NCAA East: North Carolina survives close call with Washington
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• Rookie Epke Udoh takes his lumps in Warriors blowout loss to Dallas
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• Status for San Jose Sharks' Logan Couture is uncertain
• A's Daric Barton hardly a typical slugging first baseman
• Giants notebook: Aubrey Huff impressed with San Francisco rookie Brandon Belt
• San Jose Diocese in historic demographic shift as Catholic landscape quakes
• Roadshow: Win a free tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
• San Jose Unified might seek $500 million bond
• Stanford women's basketball team counts on Jeanette Polen and Kayla Pedersen
• NCAA tournament: Arizona tops Texas to reach Sweet 16
• Action against Libya leaves question of intent unanswered
• Roadshow: Win a free tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
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• Some progress seen in Japan's nuclear crisis
• Egypt: Constitution changes pass in referendum
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• Worst of the Bay Area flooding over, but rain expected to continue
• Food, water fears spread amid Japan's nuclear progress
• Storm causes power outage in Palo Alto Saturday
• AT&T buying T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• 2.2-magnitude earthquake strikes near Morgan Hill
• Mavericks' raw, violent waves do not discriminate
• Palo Alto-based choral group helping Japan through music
• 'Limitless' tops box office with $19 million
• Feature story: For love of a garden
• SPORTS: Stanford 'quietly' moves into second round of NCAA tourney
• San Jose: Water quality not affected by spill at treatment plant
• Alameda: Coast Guard honors two men for saving life of 14-year-old boy
• Two Bush officials in running to be next head of FBI
• Energy Secretary Steven Chu: Where nuclear reactors are placed will change
• Finally gone, ground zero tower in focus at trial
• Trial starts in alleged Obama-inspired church fire
• Economic aftershocks of Japan quake roil Asia
• Hong Kong film festival opens, mood hurt by Japan crisis
• Spokesman: Wyclef Jean shot in hand in Haiti
• Cassidy: Romain Moisescot makes Steve Jobs a full-time job
• Valley companies differ in CEO succession planning
• First person: Rich Japan's descent into misery stuns
• Barry Bonds faces his biggest game
• Pinewood girls capture NorCal Division V basketball title
• Purdy: Stanford women launch title quest
• Stanford tops UC Davis in NCAA opener
• Mitty boys earn trip to state final
• A's notebook: Outfielder Ryan Sweeney goes deep almost on cue
• Earthquakes open season with 1-0 loss to Real Salt Lake
• Logan Couture injured in Sharks' victory over St. Louis
• JON WILNER'S NCAA PREVIEW: DAY 4
• NCAA East: Knight leads Kentucky to Sweet 16
• NCAA Southwest: No upset as Richmond beats Morehead State
• NCAA Southeast: Fredette sparks BYU to victory against Gonzaga
• NCAA West: San Diego State outlasts Temple in double overtime
• Corporations getting back into venture funding
• Herhold: Ambassador from Silicon Valley negotiates the storm in Japan
• Purdy: Mr. Anderson, we need you on the witness stand
• GOP convention filled with drama
• Teachers flood San Jose job fair despite looming school cuts
• In brief
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• Allies fire missiles in Libya to block Gadhafi assaults
• NCAA tournament: Butler upsets Pitt in stunning finish
• Giants: Brian Wilson's status for opener in question
• Bay Area redistricting expert wins state contract to draw new political boundaries
• Former Secretary of State Warren Christopher dies
• Ammonia leak at San Jose water treatment plant triggers shelter-in-place
• JON WILNER'S NCAA PREVIEW: DAY 4
• Man with knife arrested in Staples Center standoff
• Herhold: Ambassador from Silicon Valley negotiates the storm in Japan
• Highway 84 scheduled to remain closed until Saturday evening
• Mavericks' raw, violent waves do not discriminate
• Donna Cehrs paintings in Belmont capture the human condition
• $1 million awarded to develop Bay water trail
• Police to serve diners for Millbrae fundraiser
• Former Secretary of State Warren Christopher dies
• Old Palo Alto residents start neighborhood association
• Downed trees, live wires close Woodside Road
• Armed robbery at McDonald's on Fremont Boulevard
• Japan cites radiation in milk, spinach near plant
• Giants' closer Brian Wilson out with strained left oblique
• Another big storm bearing down on Bay Area
• West County residents have power back after evening in the dark
• GOP convention kicks off
• 3.0-magnitude earthquake shakes Sonoma County
• Petaluma: Police arrest man on suspicion of carjacking
• NY police arrest own spokesman on DWI charges
• Berlin zoo: Beloved polar bear Knut has died
• Inman: 49ers, coach Jim Harbaugh hit road to find perfect fit at quarterback
• Oakland A's notebook: Bullpen depth could be tested early if closer Andrew Bailey isn't ready for opener
• NBA: Warriors lose another game in Phoenix
• Third line has sparked Sharks
• NCAA West: Derrick Williams' huge block sparks Arizona to win
• NCAA Southwest: Illinois tops UNLV, will face No. 1 Kansas next
• NCAA East: George Mason stuns Villanova in wild finish
• JON WILNER'S NCAA PREVIEW: DAY 3
• NCAA women's tournament: Stanford out to show its game is not soft
• Letter to HP board in Mark Hurd case must be unsealed, judge orders
• Giants' Andres Torres takes a run at ADHD
• Liccardo calls for halt on deal with San Jose firefighters
• GOP convention kicks off
• Dogs on Trial
• Tech Notebook: Apple's svelte new iPad 2: its weight-loss secrets revealed
• Redwood City group continues fight to restore library hours at Schaberg branch
• Atherton teacher remains on paid leave following student's 911 call
• Sunnyvale: Maryland man in critical condition after crashes car into tree on Highway 85
• Taser maintenance issue raised in Palo Alto independent police auditor's report
• Gas leak evacuates emergency preparedness meeting
• Los Altos Hills council delays Stanford trail project
• Student in anti-Asian rant says she'll leave UCLA
• PAUSD Board Meeting Agenda
• Inflation is low, but wages aren't keeping up with rising prices
• East Bay tops among California's most diverse places
• Pittsburg is Contra Costa's biggest melting pot
• The Insider: Tornado alert!
• Showtime in the<br />GARDEN
• Pizarro: Big run for San Jose mother and daughter
• Union City police investigate attempted kidnapping
• Celeb Pix: What does Ivanka Trump know about shoes?
• Teen arrested in shooting of 14-year-old in Newark
• Roadshow: Is 55-60 mph too slow for the slow lane?
• REAL ESTATE: Webster Street house sells for $2.7 million
• De Anza civil trial: Testimony continuing
• Apple's iPad 2: Analysts predict shortages of parts from suppliers in Japan
• Nintendo 3DS could help catch vision problems, optometrists say
• Netflix locks up rights to its first TV series
• Cisco Systems: San Jose tech giant announces first dividend
• Marathon doctor: don't push yourself, know your body and rest if you need to
• Supermoon expected Saturday, but will we see it?
• IBM to pay $10 million to settle bribery allegations
• Online porn: Red-light '.xxx' district for the Internet gets green light
• Match.com survey: Sunnyvale is best place to date a nerd
• San Leandro police dog handler didn't follow procedure
• Mercury News interview: George Shultz, former Secretary of State; Distinguished Fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution
• Jon Wilner: Plenty of sights, sounds from tournament's Day 2
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Board of Education
• Palo Alto Animal Services holding fundraiser Saturday afternoon
• Tornado warning expires; no damage reported
• Palo Alto police arrest transient for prowling
• SLAC: Fundamental questions
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• Palo Alto youth possess strengths -- but face risks
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• Legislature gets started with $9 billion in cuts
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• Japan quake raises questions about homeowner insurance in California
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• A new plan has been submitted to annex the iconic Hacienda Inn into Monte Sereno.
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• Reggae musician Smiley Culture dies during drug raid at home
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• Kawakami: World Series champion Giants are still on a roll
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• Cruel hoax: Man is told that daughter died in Japan disaster
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• Crews continue to pull boats from Santa Cruz harbor, cleaning up tsunami damage
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• De Anza civil trial: Third week of testimony begins
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• San Leandro woman charged with murder in daughter's death
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• Two on pocket motorcycle injured in Santa Cruz suspected DUI crash
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• Japan utility: Nuclear fuel rods were fully exposed
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• 180,000 flee as Japan's nuclear-plant crisis intensifies
• An estimated 10,000 dead in Japan amid fears of nuclear meltdowns
• An estimated 10,000 dead in Japan amid fears of nuclear meltdowns
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• Fisher: Better cell coverage and less radiation? Not enough for some
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• At South By Southwest Festival, entrepreneurs are the rock stars
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• 180,000 flee as Japan's nuclear-plant crisis intensifies
• An estimated 10,000 dead in Japan amid fears of nuclear meltdowns
• Warriors stop Timberwolves, Love
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• NYPD: Suspect pushed officer to death over railing
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• Roadshow: Slow traffic needs to move right on expressways and highways
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• St. Mary's left out of NCAA tournament field
• East Bay school districts grapple with budget scenarios ranging from flat to catastrophic
• St. Mary's left out of NCAA tournament field
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• SJSU men's hockey team off suspension, gearing to host national championship
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• Man swept to sea in Northern Calif. sought new beginning
• 180K flee as Japan's nuke-plant crisis intensifies
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• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
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• SPORTS: Stanford women win Pac-10 tournament title
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• Japan's quake leads to damage on California coast
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• SPCA rescues 29 cats from Monterey County hoarder living in 25 tons of filth
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• San Jose State's WAC tournament run halted
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• Scenes of destruction after Japan's tsunami, quake
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• Carolyn Livengood: USO volunteers recognized for service
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• Stanford women rout Arizona 100-71 advance to Pac-10 title game
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dublin's the place to be for St. Patrick's Day fun; Abandoned mercury mine a toxic hazard
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• Mercury News interview: Marc Casto, president and chief operating officer of Casto Travel
• Morgan Hill: One arrested, one at large in attack on teens
• Tsunami: Santa Cruz harbor dock destroyed, man swept out to sea near Klamath River
• Biz Break: Google, others mobilize after 8.9 quake, Pacific tsunami
• Kia recalls 70,000 Optimas for transmission defect
• Regional deal may help Caltrain avert cuts
• Police arrest suspects in violent Caltrain assault
• BART cleared to run uninterrupted after morning tsunami caution
• Bay Area calm following tsunami warning
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii as storm sweeps islands
• Santa Cruz surfers take to waves amid tsunami warning; evacuations issued to 6,600 residents
• Mel Gibson charged with misdemeanor battery involving ex-girlfriend
• Researcher finds adults uncomfortable with young people in public spaces
• Oakland A's Hideki Matsui expresses sympathy, concern for Japan after devasting earthquake
• AMD CEO's pay bumped up in 2010 before resignation
• South Palo Alto leads growth, diversity trends
• Green attorneys clash over Baylands plant
• 8.9 quake: Thousands roam Tokyo streets, stations
• Japan automakers halt production after 8.9 earthquake
• Peninsula conservation groups form partnership
• Hawaii hit by tsunami waves triggered by quake in Japan
• Retail sales rise 1 percent in February, boosted by tax cut
• Golden Gate Bridge: High school student survives jump, may have been dared
• Charlie Sheen, wife settle custody dispute
• Two more 'Most Wanted' suspects surrender, Santa Cruz sheriff reports
• Live chat: Tsunami warning for Bay Area in aftermath of Japan's 8.9 earthquake
• Fisher: Los Altos exhibit brings local pioneers to life
• Environmental groups urge Brown to rebuff reforms
• San Mateo County officials evacuating beaches and low lying areas
• Kawakami: Larry Ellison buying and moving New Orleans Hornets to San Jose plausible and possible
• Purdy: Scandal on the ice
• Tsunami warning: Weather officials estimate time of initial tsunami surge in Bay Area
• Honolulu, other parts of Pacific brace for tsunami
• Menlo Park golf course's bid to remove 79 redwood trees hardly stirs a protest
• 14th Congressional District ranks highest on 'well-being' index
• Supporters of proposed Palo Alto compost facility fire back
• San Carlos offers city manager position to Jeff Maltbie
• Cassidy: Soaring food and gas prices crush Silicon Valley's working class
• New view of how humans moved away from apes
• Stanford tracking aftermath of massive Japan earthquake, tsunami
• It's time to vote for next year's Faculty Senate
• Drama and denial for Sharks
• Cal's NCAA tournament hopes diminish with opening loss at Pac-10 tournament
• High school basketball playoffs: Presentation coasts past El Camino
• Seven San Mateo County inmates charged in gang-related jail beating
• Mountain View woman strikes neighbor with broom, police say
• San Bruno voters will be asked to approve $40 million school bond
• Doris Buffet, sister of billionaire Warren Buffett, featured at Redwood City fundraiser
• Danville man killed in motorcycle crash on San Mateo freeway
• Raided Bay Area card clubs, including Artichoke Joe's Casino in San Bruno, get OK to reopen
• Police looking for missing Foster City girl
• Past glory can't help reborn SaberCats
• Sixth defendant dropped from gang-rape civil trial
• PUC orders PG&E to let customers opt out of SmartMeter program
• Lacob's dream comes true -- partially
• San Jose State Spartans win again, advance to WAC semifinals
• Good luck pigeons caught in a nightmare
• Campbell's Evan Low declares candidacy for Assembly
• Car vandal at Valley Fair, other South Bay parking lots pleads guilty
• Roadshow: Bay Bridge attracts car companies for commercials
• New view of how humans moved away from apes
• Pizarro: Downtown San Jose trading dance club for rock climbing
• Interim CEO defends NPR as new video emerges
• Pitchers putting up prime numbers
• Oakland A's second baseman Mark Ellis nears longevity milestone
• Raided Bay Area card clubs, including Artichoke Joe's Casino in San Bruno, get OK to reopen
• Momentum shifts as Libyan rebels flee an oil town
• Obama leans toward taking a pragmatic course in the Mideast
• Hearings on American Muslims reveal deep partisan rift
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates first of five renovated homes in Antioch
• Group: MLK parade bomb suspect was avid neo-Nazi
• Number of cancer survivors in U.S. rises by 20 percent
• Night Owl: Oakland's Bar Dogwood opens on Telegraph Avenue
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Cupertino updates parking ordinance, makes clear rules for heavy equipment
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Two `Most Wanted' suspects surrender; Police looking for missing Foster City girl
• Oakland man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Pizarro: Downtown San Jose trading dance club for rock climbing
• New defense lawyer in Los Gatos murder case gets 40 days to review case
• Solar industry has strong year
• Saudi police open fire to break up protest
• Former CEO of San Ramon Valley mental health nonprofit charged with embezzlement
• Fisher: Los Altos exhibit brings local pioneers to life
• Spartans win again; advance to WAC semifinals
• Pittsburg man named to Contra Costa community college governing board
• Mark Purdy: Scandal on the ice for Santa Clara Blackhawks hockey team
• Alameda man, director of Oaks Card Club gaming section, charged with hiding money transactions from feds
• Enviro groups urge Brown to rebuff reforms
• Census: Not quite '10K,' but Bay Area sees population spurt in some downtown areas
• Cousin of Afghan president killed in NATO raid
• 65 tons of dead fish removed from Redondo Beach marina, 30 stinking tons left
• Police looking for missing Foster City girl
• Teen survives plunge off Golden Gate Bridge
• CBS News releases transcripts of Broussard's 2008 interview with '60 Minutes'
• Number of cancer survivors in U.S. rises by 20 percent
• February budget deficit highest ever for any month
• Alameda: Children evacuated after fire at day care center
• Santa Cruz surfer awarded $10K for unprecedented kickflip
• Once a Dalai Lama, always a Dalai Lama , retired or not
• Two more 'Most Wanted' suspects surrender, Santa Cruz sherrif's report
• HP slammed for CEO's role in recruitment of new directors
• AOL cuts 900 jobs worldwide, 20 percent of work force
• Apple vs. Android: As rivals pop up, iPad keeps price advantage
• Oakland man shot to death during robbery planned happy future
• Roadshow: Bay Bridge attracts car companies for commercials
• Source: Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to attend husband's shuttle launch
• Lawyer: Facebook abuser doesn't deserve prison
• Bumgarner strikes out 6 in 4 shutout innings for Giants
• Suzuki homers for A's in 4-4 tie with Royals
• Warriors owner Joe Lacob preaching patience between bold statements
• Feds to loosen restrictions on salmon fishing
• Raw emotions at congressional hearing about Muslim terrorism
• Wisconsin lawmakers cut public worker bargaining rights
• San Jose: Man, 62, struck, killed while trying to cross street near Tully Road
• Cassidy: Soaring food and gas prices crush Silicon Valley's working class
• Cal's NCAA tournament hopes diminish with opening loss at Pac-10 tournament
• Vallejo cat rescuer needs rescuing himself
• De Anza civil trial: Another defendant dropped from case, three left
• Beloved bomb dog suffers fatal seizure hours after his soldier is killed
• Gilroy: Man, 22, suffers life-threatening injuries in shooting
• Car vandal at Valley Fair, other South Bay parking lots pleads guilty
• Bay Area girls meet with Obama at White House anti-bullying conference
• Mouseketeer Annette Funicello's Los Angeles home burns
• Biz Break: Should you buy Apple's iPad 2?; plus: the rise of Facebook
• Study: Coffee may lower stroke risk for women
• Review: 'Rock Of Ages' -- awesome!
• Google's Brin among nominees for Mikhail Gorbachev's award
• 4 owners attend NFL labor talks as deadline nears
• Survivors mark six months since San Bruno blast
• State regulators say PG&E should allow smart meter opt-out
• Palo Alto celebrates Arbor Day this weekend
• Sheen files $100 million lawsuit against Warners
• American Idol judges call Santa Cruz contestant James Durbin 'dangerous'
• Buying a new car? Financing is getting easier
• Google's YouTube, universities launch new media program
• Roadshow: Win a tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
• New $15 million effort launched to preserve land around Silicon Valley
• Cars burglarized in restaurant parking lots
• Parent criticizes school efforts on emotional health
• 'Make My Day' program spreads cheer to locals
• AT&T plan gets stormy reception
• Bay Area gas prices continue to climb
• Santa Clara's increase in Asian population reflects broader trend
• San Jose moves to crack down on pot clubs
• Inman: Jerry Rice is shivering over thought of no football
• Solar industry has strong year
• About 50 teachers to get pink slips in Los Altos
• Pension reform activists, including Menlo Park contingent, meet to plan statewide movement
• Four window-smash auto burglaries reported within 1 hour in Palo Alto
• Los Altos becomes more diverse
• District finishes investigation into Atherton student's 911 call
• Palo Alto trustees reject injured cheerleader's claim
• Stanford men's fast, furious rally proves futile
• Bioenergy crops could lower surface temperatures, Stanford researchers say
• Stanford engineering professor and inventor John G. Linvill dies at 91
• When Ryane Clowe speaks, Sharks tend to listen
• Ex-Googlers penetrating Silicon Valley startup hierarchy
• Golden State Warriors end seven-game road trip with loss to New Jersey Nets
• In Colombia, coffee source suffers setbacks
• Fiona Ma's bill would raise awareness of Filipino World War II veterans in school lessons
• John Horgan: Be careful what you post online
• Belmont latest city to try locking up redevelopment funds
• Census: East Bay cities see huge influx of Latinos
• When Ryane Clowe speaks, Sharks tend to listen
• Oakland Athletics notebook: Dallas Braden is roughed up by Texas Rangers, but says he's working on new things
• San Ramon couple found guilty of federal wire fraud charges
• New $15 million effort launched to preserve land around Silicon Valley
• Herhold: First in happiness? Or first in fibbing?
• Dalai Lama says he'll give up political role
• Voters in troubled California city bring new day
• Son of immigrant Chinese grocer is nominated as U.S. envoy to China
• NPR CEO resigns after executive criticizes tea party
• Senate rejects rival GOP, Democratic budgets
• Greed faces off with research in insider trial
• Harvard computer expert wins tech prize funded by Google, Intel
• Hoard of cash lets Gadhafi extend fight
• Libyan loyalists batter rebels near strategic refinery town
• HP to put webOS operating system on all its PCs
• World's richest are almost $1 trillion richer
• Alameda voters back parcel tax for local schools
• Alameda man, director of Oaks Card Club gaming section, charged with hiding money transactions from feds
• Hero's burial for President Marcos under consideration
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Ashes stolen from Alameda church recovered; San Mateo to pay $1.35 million for land to expand fire station
• Fire in central Pa. farmhouse kills 7 kids
• More officers expected to be embroiled in Contra Costa police scandals, prosecutors say
• Oakley will buy Centro Mart property for $6 million
• Santa Clara council transfers cash from redevelopment agency to city coffers
• Santa Clara: Bomb squad at apartment complex after beakers, liquids spotted
• Premature birth preventive spikes from $10 to $1,500
• Wisconsin GOP bypasses Dems, votes to strip collective bargaining rights from public workers
• Contra Costa pension board seeks to maintain pay, benefits for workers
• Chaos deepens as clashes in Egypt kill 13
• Ex-Googlers penetrating Silicon Valley startup hierarchy
• HP to put webOS operating system on all its PCs
• Fighting raises concerns about Libyan scientists
• Forbes: World's richest are almost $1 trillion richer
• Wiretap: NextSpace funding round could help you heed your inner slacker.
• Tons of dead fish pulled from Redondo Beach marina
• Pizarro: New leadership at Community School of Music and Arts
• Serial graffiti tagger sentenced to 270 days in jail, more than $20,000 in restitution
• Braden struggles for A's, Feliz shines for Rangers in spring meeting of division rivals
• A la carte: Sumo, a new heavyweight in the citrus world
• De Anza civil trial: Testimony continues, plaintiff may testify today
• SJSU basketball scores big win in WAC tournament
• Sunnyvale: Police arrest protesters outside Lockheed
• Zito sharp, Huff homers in Giants' win
• Cam Inman: Jerry Rice tells NFL to run the 'Go' route
• Roadshow: Win a tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
• Jurors shown several videos in trial of teen accused in Hillsdale High School bombing
• Spokane MLK Day bomb suspect tied to hate group
• NetApp buying LSI's data-storage division for $480 million
• Giants of the future making strides
• Honorary consuls are the attachés of networking
• Brentwood paves way for affordable housing project
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates first of five renovated homes in Antioch
• Antioch police donation drive has few takers
• Sunnyvale: Rat poison with ominous threat to dogs found in park
• Los Medanos students awarded laptops
• Suspected drug house in Felton ordered to be vacated
• DA drops 57 cases in San Francisco cops scandal
• Net neutrality: House panel votes to repeal new FCC Internet rules
• Police crack credit card skimming scam in Mountain View, Los Altos
• Could hackers target your car? Auto industry guards against it
• Biz Break: Léo's 'awesome' plan for HP: webOS PCs, more 'cool' moves
• Sheen gets 74,040 applications for internship
• Foursquare revamps iPhone, Android apps, adds 'explore' button
• 82 percent of US schools may be labeled 'failing' under No Child Left Behind
• Black population decreases in East Palo Alto
• San Mateo DA to look at PG&E seismic work
• Illinois governor abolishes death penalty; commutes 15 sentences
• San Jose police: Mardi Gras relatively quiet in downtown
• City to add 40 elementary classrooms in 5 years
• Amber Alert baby and mom found safe
• Gadhafi forces hit oil facilities in central Libya
• Apple's iPhone: Web pages as fast on Verizon as on AT&T, firm reports
• Rescuers work to net Vietnam's 'sacred' turtle
• SPORTS: Pohlen earns Pac-10 Player of the Year honors
• Man drives car at woman in apparent fit of road rage in Palo Alto
• Counting great white sharks — not exactly your traditional census
• Sharks top Predators in OT once again
• Kawakami: Song remains the same for Stanford basketball
• Census: White residents now a minority in Redwood City
• East Palo Alto sees rise in Hispanic population
• Palo Alto auditor calls it quits
• Mountain View council adds to affordable housing subsidy
• Palo Altans continue to butt heads with AT&T over project proposals
• Police crack credit card skimming scam in Mountain View, Los Altos
• Hip-hop and its heritage: Rennie Harris comes to Stanford
• Man drives car at woman in apparent fit of road rage in Palo Alto
• Advocates reach invasive species deal with EPA
• Rotunda tribute blocked for World War I Veteran
• Census: Population growth in San Mateo County slows to lowest rate in history
• San Bruno Park School District could go for $40 million bond, $96 tax in June
• San Mateo to pay property owner $1.35 million for land to expand fire station
• Census count: Silicon Valley, Bay Area lag behind state
• Antioch says developer defaulted on building culvert
• Ryan Sweeney ready for next step of recovery for A's
• Santa Teresa marches past Washington-S.F.
• Golden State Warriors win on road, down woeful Cleveland Cavaliers
• Jeff Suppan, 36, trying to catch on in San Francisco Giants' bullpen
• Elementary math task force gets the go-ahead
• Census: San Jose misses the 1 million population mark
• San Jose backs Garden City card room in appeal
• A third defendant is dropped from De Anza gang-rape civil trial
• Alameda: First precinct results show parcel tax just barely passing
• Palo Alto Philharmonic Orchestra Concert in Palo Alto and Atherton
• San Mateo DA to look at PG&E seismic work
• San Jose housing tax measure loses
• Santa Clara County to sue San Jose Redevelopment Agency for $62.9 million
• 21 Pennsylvania priests named in sex report are suspended
• NPR exec blasts tea party in hidden-camera video
• Antioch adopts agreement for concessions from police officers union
• Rowdy Mardi Gras gives maskers a chance to mock BP
• Gates visits Marines in dangerous Afghan district
• Freshman Democrat upbraids Obama on spending
• China blogger angered over losing Facebook account
• Three men wanted in midday Palo Alto robbery
• In Libya, Gadhafi forces renew attacks on rebels
• Census: Huge spike in Palo Alto's Asian population
• Pizarro: San Jose City Council gets a little culture
• As home prices fall, more mortgages are underwater
• Startup Bus barnstorming to a town near you.
• NPR exec blasts tea party in hidden-camera video
• Silicon Valley Leadership Group's Guardino touts Gov. Brown's budget plan
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• O'Brien: Charlie Sheen offers lessons to Silicon Valley. Yes, really.
• Facebook develops new privacy policy
• U.S. 'heartland' near historic shift from Midwest
• Obama and his team mull responses on Libya
• Attacks on media, activists spur fears in Iraq
• San Jose officials propose limiting number of pot clubs to 10
• 21 Pennsylvania priests named in sex report are suspended
• Oakland police justified in killing barber, DA's Office concludes
• 1 million fish turn up dead in Southern California marina
• Museums compete for NASA'S soon-to-be-retired space shuttles
• Ohio State suspends Tressel 2 games for recruiting violation
• Teacher who tackled accused Hillsdale High bomber testifies
• Rescuers work to net Vietnam's 'sacred' turtle
• Pioneer High graduate, 18, identified in fatal San Jose collision
• Alameda police remain puzzled about stolen ashes
• Judge weighs whether to keep juror information under wraps in Bonds perjury trial
• De Anza civil trial: Testimony continues
• Man dead after standoff at Berkeley home
• San Jose's population still under 1 million, according to U.S. Census
• Palo Alto City Auditor Lynda Brouchoud resigns
• Latinos, Asians fuel California's overall population growth
• Cahill strong for 4 innings, Athletics beat Padres
• Giants' Vogelsong strikes out five in short appearance
• Jon Wilner: Taking a peek behind the NCAA selection committee's curtain
• Google, Salesforce, Sequoia join $32M round for software maker HubSpot
• Fisher: Making school the center of a foster kid's world
• San Jose: Video shows mystery suspect in triple homicide at Mexicali Club
• Santa Cruz County population up 2.7 percent; biggest increase in Watsonville at 15.7 percent
• With 'Dark Knight' rentals on Facebook, Netflix stock slides
• Stanford women dominate Pac-10 awards
• Plan set for improving roads in two historic Los Gatos areas
• Roadshow: Don't blame gas station owners for rising gas prices
• San Jose: Driver pleads guilty in DUI crash that injured five
• Peninsula school districts, education programs get $1.1M
• Biz Break: 1 in 3 California home loans 'underwater'; are lenders stalling on short sales?
• Mill Valley ruling: Backyard trampoline can stay
• Ruptured pipeline sends oil onto Ventura County beach
• Spider-Man debut comic sells for $1.1 million
• Realtors complain that banks make short sales difficult
• Toyota's global sales of Prius, other hybrids top 3 million
• Myth and metamorphosis
• Police have leads in Redwood City Caltrain beating case
• Fidel Castro has more than 100,000 Twitter followers
• Gadhafi wins key victory against rebel forces
• San Mateo debt settlement company paying $1 million for New York probe
• 100 chickens ready for adoption in Sonoma County
• Google to give $1.25M to Nelson Mandela Foundation
• Mountain lion sighted in Woodside hills
• San Jose fitness guru dies in crash
• Skyrocketing gas prices are hitting $4 a gallon in California
• Council approves expansion of Palo Alto senior housing facility
• Oakland A's notebook: Reliever Joey Devine walks four of five Seattle Mariners he faces
• Sharks shake up top power-play unit
• Gonzaga defeats Saint Mary's men in WCC final
• The search for planets around other stars - a talk at Stanford
• Actor James Franco returns to hometown Palo Alto to film mother's play
• Brown admits Thursday deadline for California budget unlikely
• Day for tree-huggers
• Peninsula school districts, educational groups win more than $1 million in math grants
• Records show deceased Half Moon Bay official stole money
• Teen arrested on suspicion of violent threats against Burlingame High School
• PG&E rents Cow Palace space for pipeline records search
• Redwood City council transfers redevelopment money
• A few ounces of protection
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials
• Prop. 8 supporters sayfederal move isn't a factor
• Stanford team: Gene analysis of primitive African Bushmen challenges assumptions of human origin
• Cal's Allen Crabbe named Pac-10 Freshman of the Year in basketball
• Bengie Molina still savors his Giants memories
• Palo Alto OKs expansion of senior complex
• Herhold: A shrine to the art of barbering
• Two men dropped from De Anza gang-rape civil trial
• Oakland will place $80 parcel tax on special election ballot
• Realtors complain that banks make short sales difficult
• Gates says U.S. 'well positioned' to start Afghan pullout
• Roadshow: Slower traffic move right, even on Santa Clara County expressways
• School district trustees to discuss Atherton student's 911 call on teacher
• Role in Libya grows complex for Washington
• Against Libya's rebels, Gadhafi controls the skies
• Protest organizers are told to shut offices in Baghdad
• AP source: Obama to tap Locke for China ambassador
• Wisconsin governor rebuffs Democrats' request for meeting
• Knightsen district mulls online charter school's proposal
• Police Beat
• Stocks fall as oil prices push higher
• Skype launches ads
• Car-buying fuels increase in consumer borrowing
• Inside trade trial offers new look at Wall Street
• John Horgan: High-speed rail can't be 'done right'
• Subways outnumber McDonald's worldwide
• United cuts 2011 growth and Southwest raises fares
• Bay Area team uses robot to search for shipping containers littering ocean floor
• Police have leads in Redwood City Caltrain beating case
• Man arrested on suspicion of molesting teen in Mountain View
• Sunnyvale woman sexually assaulted at home
• Raiders finally give defensive coordinator title to Chuck Bresnahan
• Trial of two men charged with killing Chauncey Bailey on track to start later this month
• Census releases California results Tuesday
• Fremont woman killed in Vasco Road crash is identified
• Antioch union accuses city leaders of 'sweetheart' contract deal for police
• Mark Purdy: Sharks' Couture could be in line for two awards
• San Jose bomb squad soldier killed disarming device in Afghanistan, leaves son and pregnant wife
• De Anza civil trial: Plaintiffs continue presenting case
• Alameda: Police investigate theft of human ashes
• Brown admits Thursday deadline for California budget unlikely
• San Jose firefighters union votes to slash pay and benefits
• Photos from far and wide
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose soldier killed in Afghanistan survived by pregnant wife and son; Mill Valley kindergartener dies
• Thieves pilfer electronics from Menlo Park church
• Bonds trial: Judge allows steroids testimony of former players
• Pizarro: Changes coming to San Jose art scene
• Baron Davis thinks 'We Believe' magic can happen in Cleveland
• Reinstated Oakland police officer to return within two weeks
• California redevelopment agencies blasted in state audit
• Warner: Charlie Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'
• Fatal shooting in West Sacramento prompts outcry among Sikhs, Muslims
• Castro Valley man reported missing
• Santa Clara: Council to vote on shifting money, land from redevelopment agency
• Hand grenades cause scare at Bay Area fire station
• Brown says he does not have GOP votes for budget
• Jurors shown video 'manifesto' by accused in Hillsdale High School bombing
• I-880 crash in San Lorenzo injures five
• Western Digital buying Hitachi storage unit for $4.3 billion
• Santa Clara County's 408 will spin off a new area code: 669
• Accuray: Sunnyvale company to buy TomoTherapy for $277M
• Fremont police close street to rescue man threatening suicide
• Biz Break: Android army: Google app steers you around freeway backups
• California student missing in Spain
• Lava spews 65 feet high after Hawaii crater collapse
• Cal's Allen Crabbe voted Pac-10 Freshman of the Year
• Man still critical after assault at Caltrain station
• 63 percent under 30 admit driving while on phone
• Dozens of California priests accused of abuse are living unmonitored
• NASA distances itself from researcher's claim of alien life in meteorites
• Skype launches ad platform with Groupon, others
• Palo Alto senior-housing complex eyes expansion
• Southwest joins other US airlines in raising fares
• Marche restaurant in Menlo Park is closing
• Honda recalling Civic hybrids over engine stalling
• San Jose man, 18, dies in single-vehicle collision on Montague Expressway
• North Bay kindergartner dies after testing positive for flu
• Explosive device dismantled at Pebble Beach golf course
• AOL completes purchase of Huffington Post
• Bell City Council candidate dies days before election
• Supreme Court won't hear Sacramento atheist's challenge to 'In God We Trust'
• State to cancel sale of transportation bonds
• Oil jumps to near $107 amid fierce Libya fighting
• Stanford scholar's website lets users track lives of authors who lived in London
• Golden State Warriors drop another on road, fall to Philadelphia 76ers in overtime
• Saint Mary's men use team approach to top Santa Clara
• San Jose State's Adrian Oliver, Justin Graham honored by WAC
• It's more than just the hair with San Jose State's Justin Graham
• For aging warrior Ray Orozco, friends, family muster for an 87th birthday celebration
• Police: Body likely belongs to missing Nevada girl
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• Twister victims focus on cleanup, left-behind pets
• South San Francisco Unified superintendent search draws concern
• Giants closer Brian Wilson sharp in spring training debut
• Silicon Valley interreligious group launched to promote harmony and compassion
• Fisher: Tobacco tax campaign will be a rough ride
• Supporters of Wisconsin anti-union bill hold rally
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• New Oakland A's pitching coach Ron Romanick brings fresh perspective to staff
• U.S. weighs options, on air and sea
• A Libyan leader at war with rebels, and reality
• Top Senate Democrat rejects GOP's deep budget cuts
• Bipartisan group backs common U.S. public school curriculum
• Roadshow: Parking crunch at San Jose airport will ease
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• Obama considers tapping strategic oil reserve
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• Nevada mine death: Playing God?
• Petraeus apology for boys' deaths rejected by Karzai
• Depp's 'Rango' corrals $38M opening at box office
• Magnitude-6.2 earthquake shakes northern Chile, no injuries reported
• East Palo Alto struggles with terrible budget choices
• Fremont woman killed in Vasco Road crash
• Santa Clara County construction workers find owl eggs in once abandoned building
• Paly girls win first CCS basketball title
• Pelosi calls for port investments to create jobs
• Jurors must lay off Twitter, Facebook, iPhones and all else for Barry Bonds trial
• PG&E using Cow Palace to check documents
• CCS basketball: Santa Teresa boys, Palo Alto girls claim titles
• Santa Clara men to face Saint Mary's in WCC semifinal
• A's Brian Fuentes is in total control after changing pitching motion
• Dallas Stars rally to end Sharks' winning streak at eight games
• Purdy: NFL finds itself in a tough spot
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley's breakneck speed allows companies to launch, grow and die in a matter of decades
• Cal cruises past Stanford in regular-season finale
• Volunteers dream up ways to change Menlo Park neighborhood as Facebook prepares to move in
• In YouTube, Google finds a nimble model to compete with Facebook
• East Palo Alto struggles with terrible budget choices
• Herhold: A difference in tone between two City Hall leaders
• San Mateo-born artist featured among abstract art, past and present, celebrated at Berkeley Art Museum
• San Mateo garbage rates rising 23 percent
• After firefighters agree to slash pay and benefits, other San Jose unions seem more willing to talk cuts
• San Jose man in critical condition after attack at Redwood City Caltrain station
• High school soccer: Bellarmine, Willow Glen win CCS boys soccer titles
• NFL: League, players union use weekend to assess positions
• Blowouts onshore: Fear, pollution, uncertainty
• Roadshow: Summer blend of gas about to reach Bay Area stations
• 21 airlines fined for fixing passenger, cargo fees
• Police: DNA confirms suspect 'East Coast Rapist'
• MONTANA'S MEDICAL MARIJUANA INDUSTRY IS THREATENED
• AP Enterprise: US push not halting guns to Mexico
• Mother charged in girl's death
• 1 killed, others hurt in suspected La. tornado
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• EGYPTIAN ARMY'S BUSINESS SIDE BLURS LINES OF U.S. AID
• Saudi Arabia: Demonstrations won't be tolerated
• As China vows to halt corruption, inequality, masses remain vexed
• Rebels, Gadhafi forces both make gains in Libya
• Egyptian protesters storm State Security headquarters in search of torture files
• Internal Affairs: IA readers solve city's airport-naming crisis
• Pizarro: San Jose State University has starring role at Cinequest
• Internal Affairs: The fight over Councilman Constant's missing secretary
• Captive orangutans in Indonesia may be freed
• Oakland Effect: Trauma common among mentally ill death row inmates
• Oakland police release forensic renderings of a 1980 cold-case victim
• Cal rolls past Stanford 74-55
• Probe widens: Danville officer arrested in CNET investigation
• Oakland police release forensic renderings of a 1980 cold-case victim
• Budget deadline up in air as legislators maneuver
• San Mateo and Hillsdale high students help develop tool to identify star types
• Jurors must lay off Twitter, Facebook, iPhones and all else for Barry Bonds trial
• Contra Costa supervisors to decide fate of proposed home for mentally ill in Knightsen
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• Hazelnuts recalled because of E. coli threat
• British director Charles Jarrott dies in LA at 83
• Bumgarner does well in first start in Giants' loss to A's
• Wide search for San Diego student missing in Spain
• Enrollment growth on Tuesday school agenda
• Caltrain seeks public's help in assault investigation
• Antioch weighs options for new police chief
• Jobless rates on the rise across Bay Area
• Hundreds of Snuggie-clad revelers expected in San Francisco
• New five-story building eyed for downtown PA
• Woman's skull found in Santa Cruz Mountains matched missing Sunnyvale woman's DNA
• Peninsula SPCA seeks homes for cats rescued from filthy Southern California storage unit
• San Jose man in critical condition after attack at Redwood City Caltrain station
• Jesus Seminar draws one of its biggest crowds in Santa Cruz
• Novato backyard remains confirmed as missing husband
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• FBI probes alleged illegal San Francisco police searches
• 21 airlines fined for fixing passenger, cargo fees
• High schools: Presentation edges Mitty in CCS Division II girls final
• A's notebook: Manager Bob Geren takes delight in first-inning rally
• San Jose Sharks' 'Heater' may be warming to occasion
• Warriors' rally falls short against Boston Celtics
• National, state jobs reports point to a pick-up in hiring
• The party scene at San Jose's Cinequest Film Festival
• Safe crossing project begins where 2-year-old killed on south San Jose railroad tracks
• 14-year-old robbed of cell phone while walking home from school in Mountain View
• Much has changed for Cal and Stanford basketball teams since their first meeting
• San Mateo County child-care centers could close under state budget
• NFL labor talks: At least 7 more days to bridge big gap
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• iTunes purchase tips off Trace PTO that $50,000 is missing
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• Brown's budget plan gets key endorsement from local business leaders
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• New Bay Bridge tower nearing completion
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• Much has changed for Cal, Stanford men's basketball teams since their last meeting
• Baseball Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson playing hardball with former Oakland apartment tenant
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• Former Fry's official reportedly pleads guilty in kickback scheme case; court file is sealed
• NFL, players agree to 7-day extension on collective bargaining agreement
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• Suit claims Amber Frey backed out of 'Sex Addict' book deal
• Driver arrested on suspicion of DUI after eight-car crash on Highway 101
• SPORTS: A Senior Night to remember for Cardinal women
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• Palace: Queen Elizabeth II to be first ruling monarch since 1903 to visit Ireland
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• 18 killed in fighting at rebel-held Libyan city
• Masked man attacks woman jogging in North Bay
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• Bay Area weather: Mostly sunny until Sunday
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• San Carlos mayor outlines steps toward 'fiscal sustainability'
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• No. 2 Stanford women rout Cal, 75-51, to take Pac-10 Conference title
• Encryption leads Stanford's Martin Hellman into National Inventors Hall of Fame
• Sharks stay hot, down Red Wings
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• Stanford women turn back Cal
• Firefighters' union, city of San Jose reach deal to slash pay and benefits
• Extremist motive weighed in attack on U.S. soldiers
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• Man who worked on San Bruno pipeline that blew up half century later sheds new light
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• Giants notebook: Cain's pain is Vogelsong's gain
• Cops learn to deal with mentally ill people
• Detective misquotes former De Anza athlete in summary report
• NTSB hearings may lead to changes in gas industry
• Four Democrats join GOP fight to block EPA climate rules
• White House agrees to $6.5 billion more in budget cuts
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• 'American Idol': Top 13 finalists selected; Bay Area's Megia, Durbin survive
• 15 charged with racketeering, extortion and drugs crimes at two Bay Area card clubs
• NFL labor talks are headed for overtime with 24-hour extension
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• Police: Ohio DUI suspect drinks in front of cop
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• 'Farm 2 Table' brings Brentwood produce to Richmond
• Posey homers as Giants beat Rockies 7-5
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• With layoffs looming, debate under way: How many police officers are enough for San Jose?
• UN: Food prices hit record high in February
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• Years after vanishing in Iran, US man proven alive
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• British UFO data released, clearing up nothing
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• Man who worked on San Bruno pipeline in 1956 sheds new light
• Fisher: Westboro protest offers Gunderson students an opportunity to show Grizzly Pride
• Sunnyvale: Three nursing home workers charged with elder abuse
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• Unemployment aid requests fall to near 3-year low
• Twitter co-founder Biz Stone says S.F. startup prizes its independence
• Shoppers show strength in February; gas hikes loom
• City says Oakland parking lots are numerous and safe, but others disagree
• Hundreds turn out to protest Caltrain cuts
• VTA board to vote tonight on Caltrain funding
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• Cassidy: Gaming industry finally recognizes the work of a pioneer
• Two men arrested with 15 bindles of heroin in Santa Cruz
• Pizarro: Ballet San Jose's 'Swan Lake' was a real star draw
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police searching for missing Albany student; San Jose man arrested for hitting driver with hammer in road rage attack
• Gas official calls San Bruno explosion 'an anomaly'
• Apple refunds $100 to recent buyers of old iPad
• Man shoots self in 'lower extremities', police say
• Cops say mom may have had a dozen beers before fatal crash
• Palo Alto teens to hold first all-city dance Friday
• Palo Alto committee backs higher water rates
• Northwestern University investigating live demo of sex toy
• San Jose: Fire scorches strip mall eatery
• BYU player suspended for having sex with girlfriend
• Scientists try to determine whether life on Earth is quickly heading toward extinction
• Egypt's military says prime minister has resigned
• Rebels tighten hold on Libya oil port
• Airlines raising domestic fares again
• Tiburon security cameras help catch suspected auto thief
• Yale student says no feud with James Franco
• Herhold: San Jose's airport needs a special draw
• Atherton police release recording of distraught student's 911 call
• Developer proposes to move Pearson House to Cuesta Park Annex in Mountain View
• Menlo Park City Council agrees to shed a little light on labor negotiations
• Mountain View officials urge Caltrain to keep San Antonio Station open
• Lineup change pays off as Golden State Warriors beat Washington Wizards, snap four-game losing streak
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• Former nurse gets 4 days in San Mateo County jail for punching 91-year-old female patient
• Study offers plan to combat growing HIV epidemic in Ukraine
• Stanford professor wins million-dollar Dan David Prize
• U.S. premiere of Stanford composer Jonathan Berger's Memory Slips set for March 4
• The Wasps takes aim at 'Tea-Partying Right,' 'Elitist Left'
• Compost plant draws excitement, skepticism
• PG&E faults sewer work under San Bruno gas line
• Contra Costa to review permit process for meteorological towers
• Amtrak train fatally strikes pedestrian in Oakland
• Oakland Athletics outfielder Coco Crisp is arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
• Scientists try to determine whether life on Earth is quickly heading toward extinction
• San Francisco Giants' Bruce Bochy and GM Brian Sabaean stand behind Barry Zito
• San Jose Redevelopment Agency proposes rent freeze for Camera 12 Cinemas
• Wolverton: Cameras, video calling make iPad 2 a 'must have'
• San Jose's airport director to take over troubled non-profit that runs convention center
• Federal investigators probe how state regulators oversaw PG&E gas pipelines
• Rebels corner fleeing Gadhafi forces after battle
• Two U.S. airmen killed in Frankfurt airport shooting
• NATO apologizes for killing 9 Afghan civilians
• Analysis: Despite reluctance, U.S. could be forced to act in Libya
• Oakland cop testifies in Nortenos gang injunction hearing
• Amazon.com threatens to cut ties with California affiliates
• GOP wins first budget skirmish, bigger fight looms
• Army charges WikiLeaks suspect with 'aiding enemy'
• Fed survey: Economy expands throughout US
• Oil jumps above $102 per barrel
• Fed chief steps back into political matters
• California firm to sell China-made electric cars
• FCC to study rules on cable-broadcast negotiations
• Oakland Strokes, new boathouse add a splash of fun to working waterfront
• Private companies team with San Jose for Amgen Tour
• Suspect identified in Santa Clara homicide
• California Assembly Speaker Perez open to GOP reform ideas
• Inmate walks away from Santa Rita Jail in Dublin
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay warehouse fire leads police to marijuana grow; Two San Jose women accused of embezzling $50,000 from school
• Supreme Court ruling protects anti-gay protests at military funerals
• Owner of transportation agency convicted of fraud and tax evasion
• Study: A 50-year-old with diabetes dies 6 years sooner
• Mickey Rooney tells Congress he was elder abuse victim
• Bay Area raids target suspected gangs, gambling activity
• Are social media company valuations getting bubbly?
• Serena Williams has 'scary' pulmonary embolism, other health problems
• Is Sharks vs. Red Wings a prelude to playoffs?
• Sacramento: Democrats cool to targeting workers' pensions
• Bob Dylan's muse Suze Rotolo dies
• Mark Purdy: Dumping Zito now wouldn't make financial sense
• GOP gets $4 billion in cuts in exchange for spending bill
• Winning? Charlie Sheen gains Twitter followers, loses kids
• Special tech unit leading Fremont heist probe
• Oakland will run Jack London Aquatic Center
• San Jose: Two accused of embezzling $50,000 from Trace school
• Firefighters' salaries rise in Palo Alto
• Milpitas middle school student ill after eating pot-laced brownie
• Federal investigators struggle with how to prevent another San Bruno disaster
• Steve Jobs shows up for unveiling of Apple's new iPad
• Roadshow: Traffic cops like 'Wipers On, Lights On' messages on freeway signs
• Wolverton: Cameras, video calling make iPad 2 a 'must have'
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• Coffee Society can once again call Cupertino Library home
• San Jose: Detectives arrest five for auto theft, recover San Leandro artist's sculptures
• Muslim group lawsuit alleges FBI secretly tracked Santa Clara college student
• North side of Los Vaqueros Reservoir to close for a year
• Brentwood teen wins award for volunteerism
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• Brentwood to get Contra Costa's first IMAX screen
• Ultimatum to East Palo Alto gangs: 'Get a job'
• Feds fold San Bruno card club in loan-sharking investigation
• Biz Break: Apple's new iPad 2: What you need to know
• Rockin' on with 'Rock of Ages'
• Pickup strikes man trying to report gun incident to police
• Bay Area man accused of wine arson tries to change plea
• A's outfielder Coco Crisp arrested on suspicion of DUI
• De Anza civil trial: Woman pressing rape allegations against former baseball players
• Fire damages Alameda apartment
• Pizarro: San Jose councilwoman gets a close-up with film director
• 1944 letter from Alabama finally delivered to former California Red Cross hospital
• Legendary White Elephant Sale in Oakland this weekend
• Manteca man arrested for driving 35 freeway miles with wife on hood
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• Designer Galliano apologizes after being fired over Hitler video
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• Shots fired at U.S. soldiers near Frankfurt airport, two airmen killed
• Bike lane under consideration where cyclist died
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• West Oakland warehouse fire leads police to marijuana grow
• Supreme Court rules fundamentalist church members can protest at military funerals
• Confusion and chaos at PG&E on night of San Bruno explosion
• Warren Buffett says economy improving slowly
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• Santa Cruz fans gather at pizza parlor to cheer on 'Idol' contestant James Durbin
• Study: US has much higher obesity rate than Canada
• Oil prices hit $100 a barrel
• Menlo Park council approves contract with Sheeper
• Father, daughter linked to Palo Alto robbery spree
• East Palo Alto police summon 11 suspected gang members to 'Operatin Ceasefire' meeting
• Student calls police after Atherton math teacher rattles table
• Humanities panel and trustee presentations on Thursday's senate agenda
• Supreme Court posts transcript of oral arguments in Stanford v. Roche
• Sharks sign goalie Antti Niemi to four-year extension
• Man killed by San Mateo officers had long history of troubles with the law
• Leave harbor seal pups in Half Moon Bay alone, officials warn
• Private alternative school may open Peninsula campus
• Giants manager Bochy has different takes on Sandoval, Wilson
• Earthquakes aim to land English midfielder Simon Dawkins on loan from Tottenham
• Confusion and chaos at PG&E on night of San Bruno explosion
• Golden State Warriors fall short on road again, lose to Indiana Pacers
• Top West Coast Conference men's basketball honors go to Saint Mary's
• Healthy spring is A's, Brett Anderson's priority
• PG&E officials grilled about automatic shut-off valves
• St. Francis, Mitty advance to CCS boys basketball finals
• California AG asks court to lift gay marriage stay
• Key witness in De Anza gang rape trial feared teen 'out for the count'
• Barry Bonds again pleads not guilty to perjury charges
• San Jose City Council votes to study idea of including job performance as layoff factor
• Yemeni president says US and Israel behind unrest
• Gates plays down idea of U.S. force in Libya
• Libyan rebels debate seeking U.N. airstrikes against Gadhafi
• Government shutdown averted as House OKs $4 billion in spending cuts
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• Outages for Bank of America's online customers
• Key House Republican praises Obama housing plan
• Ex-Goldman director accused of passing illegal tips
• Optimism and caution in Bernanke testimony
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• Car sales jump in February, but gas prices provide new worry
• Santa Cruz woman chased down the beach, arrested in the water
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• O'Brien: Apple's sellling gadgets like the iPad on price as much as on features
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• Roadshow: Fremont testing back-in, angled parking
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• Google's search change leads to winners and losers
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• California attorney general asks court to lift gay marriage stay
• Golden State Warriors on verge of signing Al Thornton
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley student found with loaded gun on campus; Aptos bust nets 23 pounds of pot, guns, $40,000
• New Jersey congressman tops Watson, the 'Jeopardy' computer
• De Anza civil trial: Woman pressing rape allegations against former baseball players
• Barry Bonds again pleads not guilty to perjury charges
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• San Jose: Teenager charged with carjacking from 84-year-old woman
• '10 Books a Home' promotes early-childhood literacy
• PG&E officials grilled about automatic shut off valves
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• Tim Kawakami: Might these Giants be capable of a dynasty?
• Marguerite shuttle expansions begin today
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• Oakland man to enter plea in sexual assault of 13-year-old girl
• Biz Break: Internet 'menace' gets bail, AOL-Huffington Post deal on track
• Outages for Bank of America's online customers
• San Jose Sharks goaltender Antti Niemi to get four-year, $15.2 million contract extension
• Deputies seize 23 pounds of pot, guns, $40K in Aptos bust
• Water in Sierra snowpack remains above average
• Santa Clara: Homicide victim identified, police looking for killer
• Santa Clara University to host dialogue on diverse communities
• Bernake to Congress: Don't worry about spike in oil prices, inflation will be modest
• AOL-Huffington Post deal cleared by federal regulators
• Former Goldman board member charged with insider trading
• Home sales: Fewer people enter real estate deals in January
• California program offers rebates for making energy-efficient improvements
• Consumer Reports' annual rankings praise Honda, Subaru
• Defendant in theft of iPad users' e-mail addresses allowed to use Internet for his job only
• Legionnaire's disease bacteria found at Playboy Mansion after 200 sickened
• San Leandro moving ahead with ban on pot clubs, grow operations
• Pot-laced cookie sickens four Vallejo fifth-graders
• Mountain View police take 'fresh look' at gang murder of high school student
• San Quentin inmate dies while awaiting execution
• German defense minister resigns over plagiarism allegations
• Glory satellite set for Vandenberg launch Friday
• City of Palo Alto staff salaries decreased in 2010
• Police seek man who robbed Pleasant Hill pharmacy
• Gas prices on their way up?
• Palo Alto water rates could jump 12.5 percent
• More than 140,000 flee Libyan violence
• Palo Alto makes fresh pitch for Google Fiber
• Dior fires designer Galliano over praise of Hitler
• Detroit-area Mom Prom idea starting to spread
• South Bay forecast: Rain, windy conditions expected through Thursday
• Manufacturing growing at fastest pace in 7 years
• Chihuahuas to take plane from SF to NYC
• Police: Christina Aguilera arrested on suspicion of being drunk but won't likely face criminal charges
• Purdy: Standing pat is the right move for San Jose Sharks
• Menlo Park set to approve new contract to operate city's pools
• Mountain View police take 'fresh look' at gang murder of high school student
• Stanford students organize to help shelter the homeless
• Former head of Mills hospital dies at 93
• Google Street View now goes places cars can't
• Redevelopment agencies criticized for using funds to pay for city services
• 'Dancing With the Stars': Kirstie Alley, Sugar Ray Leonard head latest cast
• Largest earthquake in 35 years hits Arkansas
• Poker player denies killing parents
• Warriors still believe they can make playoffs
• Oakland A's notebook: First-round draft pick Michael Choice gets instruction from Angels star Torii Hunter
• Gadhafi's forces hitting back at Libyan rebels
• U.S. prepares military options for Gadhafi's ouster
• In shadow of 1995 shutdown, Republican freshmen stand firm
• Obama backs an early opt-out of insurance mandate
• Gene therapy raises hope for a future AIDS cure
• In poll, support for employees in public sector
• New Zealand mourns quake dead with 2 minutes of silence
• Sunnyvale man struck and killed by Caltrain in Palo Alto
• China's holdings of US debt jump 30 percent
• Tax cut has little impact on economy in January
• Consumer Reports' annual rankings praise Honda, Subaru `
• Bailout not so costly after all
• BREAKING NEWS: Sunnyvale man struck, killed by train in Palo Alto
• Oil spill closes northbound Interstate 880
• Santa Cruz County ground zero for SmartMeter opposition
• Suspected thieves flee from Varian in Palo Alto
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Missing Castro Valley teen found safe; San Jose police helicopter a victim of budget cutting
• Federal hearings into San Bruno blast reflect concern about nation's pipelines
• Coroner called to scene of San Mateo officer-involved shooting
• Missing Castro Valley teen found safe Monday
• Replica handgun found after Aptos carjacking attempt
• Man dies after being shot in suspected domestic dispute in Oakley
• Sharks know they still have some work to do
• Former Apple manager pleads guilty in kickback scheme
• Jonestown memorial still stalled after decades
• New statewide program offers homeowners rebates for making energy-efficient improvements
• Braden, Matsui struggle in A's loss to Angels
• San Quentin inmate dies while awaiting execution
• Jane Russell, star of '40s and '50s films, dies
• Santa Clara: Longtime art teacher Tom Sparacino dies at age 67
• Voters to decide who pays for new schools
• Missing Castro Valley teen found safe Monday
• San Bruno blast and fire survivors weigh whether to accept PG&E's buyout offer
• Don Perata, Lance Armstrong team up on cigarette-tax initiative
• Oakland man shot in stomach at Hayward karaoke lounge
• DeRosa homers, Zito falters in Giants' win
• San Jose Olympian wants to sell gold medals
• 'Sophisticated' armed robbers hit Fremont high-tech company
• Lawyer: Garridos confessed in Jaycee Dugard kidnap
• San Jose marijuana club tax: Would paying it bring legal trouble?
• San Jose bicyclist in coma after being struck by hit-and-run driver
• Roadshow: Good reasons to close Mount Hamilton Road
• The 2011 Santa Cruz Blues Festival
• New leads sought in 2004 unsolved murder
• Google says it's working to restore lost Gmail messages
• Home sales: Fewer people enter real estate deals in January
• Former eBay CEO, governor candidate Meg Whitman joins Zipcar's board
• Tiny spy planes could mimic birds, insects
• Antioch man in Bay Bridge standoff pleads guilty
• Biz Break: Should Facebook share your address, mobile number with app makers?
• Lance Armstrong backs California tobacco tax initiative
• A la carte: Italian cookbook author hosts Paesano's event; Pinkberry opens second San Jose location
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• Comcast's NBC deal opens door for Netflix, Apple, other online rivals
• Assassin maintains he can't remember shooting RFK
• Iran diplomat hopes judges will expedite U.S. hikers case
• ESPN writer charged with domestic assault in Massachusetts
• Last US veteran of WWI dies in W. Va. at age 110
• 3 high school students charged in Burbank paintball attack
• Moments we'll remember from the 2011 Oscars
• Twitter: JPMorgan reportedly seeks minority stake in S.F. site
• Obama: Public employees should not be vilified as state look to cut costs
• The Oscars: A coronation for 'King's Speech'
• Religious apps grow in availability, popularity
• Purdy: SaberCats ready for return to field
• Domenico Tiepolo's New Testament drawings come to Stanford
• Despite a rainy start, Parents' Weekend shines
• Golden State Warriors fall to lowly Minnesota Timberwolves
• SFO considers ban on panhandlers
• Analysis: Al-Qaida sees history fly by
• States' rights a priority for GOP-led legislatures
• The Oscars: A coronation for 'King's Speech'
• Oscar hosts: What did you think of Anne Hathaway and James Franco?
• Illegal race down Highway 101 through East Palo Alto kills 24-year-old San Jose man
• San Jose police ground helicopter in search of savings
• Short stint for starter Trevor Cahill as Oakland A's win exhibition opener against Chicago Cubs
• Cal defensive lineman Cameron Jordan's stock rising
• List of 83rd annual Oscar winners
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• Supreme Court to hear arguments in Stanford patent dispute
• Police won't boot protesters from Wisconsin Capitol
• Union bargaining just a dream for many government workers
• Tunisia's president appoints new prime minister
• Rebels in Libya gain firepower and defectors
• Survey: Economy will grow moderately through 2012
• Doctors: Parents shouldn't fret over kids' fevers
• Roadshow: As fuel prices rise, credit card limits at pump frustrate drivers
• To my Twitter fans: Why are you following me?
• Slide Show: Oscar 2011: Fashion failures
• Menlo School mock-trial team wins county contest, heads to state championship
• San Jose Sharks' Antero Niittymaki appears to be close to returning
• UC Santa Cruz Arboretum celebration is for the birds -- hummingbirds
• Zambrano looks strong in Cubs' 15-7 loss to A's
• Foster City seeks proposals for synthetic-turf fields
• Oscar Fashion 2011: Who rocked the red carpet
• Man found slain between, sidewalk, street in Santa Clara's first homicide of year
• Sandoval homers again but D-backs beat Giants 4-3
• MLB players return to Stanford for class when the season ends
• San Jose to start taxing 'illegal' pot clubs
• Illegal race down Highway 101 through East Palo Alto kills 24-year-old San Jose man
• 2.1 quake in south Santa Clara County
• One person dead after suspected freeway race
• Finding allies on the lonely path to college
• Is the GOP's anti-tax wrath a mere wraith?
• O'Brien: 'Social Network' tells wrong story of our times
• Cassidy: Does God have a Facebook page?
• Comeback victory leaves surging Bears in good position
• College basketball: Stanford routs Oregon to end skid
• Women's college basketball: Stanford routs Oregon to clinch Pac-10 title
• Golden State forced to become road Warriors
• Poole: Golden State Warriors' Al Attles easily makes Humble Hall of Fame
• Is the GOP's anti-tax wrath a mere wraith?
• Khmer Rouge victims in U.S. to get their day in court
• Medicinal beer? New study shows maybe the ancient Nubians were onto something
• North Korea threatens to attack South Korea, U.S.
• Feds fine Marchi Farms in Pescadero for withholding employee wages, housing violations
• Events related to the San Bruno explosion
• Plane crashes after taking off from Palo Alto airport; pilot uninjured
• NFL buyers beware with Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Cam Newton
• A's outfielders Chris Carter and Michael Taylor haven't developed as quickly as anticipated
• Discovery arrives at space station for last time
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• Khmer Rouge victims in U.S. to get their day in court
• LAWMAKERS DEBATE ALLOWING GUNS ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES
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• REGULATION LAX AS GAS WELLS' TAINTED WATER HITS RIVERS
• Tea party uses Ariz. summit to scope out 2012 role
• Warren Buffett remains optimistic about US future
• Bahrain ousts ministers as Shiite figure returns
• Irish opposition on the brink of election win
• Egypt proposes competitive presidential elections
• Even among GOP faithful, Palin's star is fading
• In setback, Iran to unload fuel from nuclear plant
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• Suicide bomber kills three at Afghan sporting event
• Thousands rally in Madison and across U.S. to protest Wisconsin's anti-union bill `
• Govs to feds: Avoid causing states any more pain
• Cold weather draws rodents to warm car engines
• Roadshow: I-580 potholes irk many drivers
• Pete Rose says Giants could repeat as World Series champions
• Auditor says SFSU should cut administrative costs rather than eliminate colleges
• Khadafy Foundation: 10 years providing support for families of homicide victims
• Oakland Effect: PTSD may affect women's DNA
• Cal overcomes Oregon State 87-76
• Owens leads Stanford over Oregon 88-71
• Black ice causes numerous crashes on Highway 4, freeway closure
• Singer Shakira accepts Harvard honor
• Fisher: No snow? That's fine with me
• Products recalled over concerns about broccoli
• Code enforcement, volunteering at core of Antioch forum
• Giants beat Dodgers split squad 8-3
• Man walks away unscathed after plane crash near Dumbarton Bridge
• Discovery arrives at space station for final time
• Light snow sprinkles Peninsula Saturday morning
• Fixes to dangerous Palo Alto intersection get green light
• Small plane crashes after takeoff in Palo Alto
• Snow flurries drifted across Bay Area early Saturday morning
• Review: Carlos Acosta shines in Ballet San Jose's 'Swan Lake'
• Faux 'utility workers' burglarize Woodside home
• Warriors get pounded by Atlanta
• Rehabbing shortstop Cliff Pennington told not to dive for balls
• San Jose City Hall falcons are expectant parents, once again
• Ryane Clowe makes up for miscue as San Jose Sharks stay hot
• State and local budget cuts are slowing U.S. economy
• De Anza trial begins with question: Was woman gang-raped or a seductress?
• Mountain View soccer coach accused of child molestation released from custody
• Menlo Park commissioner takes job promoting high-speed rail
• San Carlos considers creating standalone fire department
• Police switch in San Carlos is bad news for felons
• Suspect charged in Palo Alto robbery, carjacking
• San Mateo County supe candidate gets belated invitation to election forum
• Ravenswood officials give Rocketship charter school applicants a cool reception
• Open air painting sets the scene at Coastal Arts League show in Half Moon Bay
• PG&E on hot seat at D.C. pipeline hearing
• Doctor warns former NFL players in Foster City of progressive brain disease
• San Mateo Union tackles $22 million bond shortfall
• Gunman convicted in South San Francisco drug slaying
• Affidavit says Contra Costa narcotics agent caught on video counting drug money
• Cary Verse loses outpatient status, back in sexually violent predator program
• Stepdaughter of slain Sunnyvale woman comes forward
• Stefen Wisniewski could be another Raider in family if he follows uncle Steve
• Clowe scores in shootout, lifts Sharks over Flames
• Discount for foreclosed homes widened in 2010
• Reports of flaw resurface with Verizon's iPhone 4
• China telecom giant seeks U.S. Inquiry to clear name
• Court OKs $624M payout to Countrywide investors
• IRS eases rules on liens for delinquent taxpayers
• Bank hostage says he was roughed up by NC police
• Martial arts self-defense an option for seniors with canes in East Contra Costa
• Foreign investment ebbs in India, and questions begin
• A test to solar energy projects, on environmental grounds
• Charity merger divides a board
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: DUI suspect hits patrol car, injuring three San Jose officers; Head-on collision leaves three in hospital
• Antioch reaches tentative agreement on contract concession with police officers union
• Fisher: Old recording brings 'King's Speech' to life
• Head-on collision south of Antioch sends three to hospital
• DMV to extend temporary licenses to 90 days
• A la Carte: Chef Scott Nishiyama leaving Chez TJ in Mountain View
• Giants bring feel of a winner to spring opener in desert
• Former Danville scout leader sentenced for possessing child pornography
• Anybody seen snow yet? The Bay Area's Great Wait for Snow continues
• Palo Alto's oldest house appears headed for demolition
• Creating tomorrow's abortion doctors at UC and Stanford
• New app will give voice to Sept. 11 oral histories
• Protesters hit by hail of gunfire in Libya march
• Tall Tree Award winner William Alhouse dies Thursday
• Registered sex offender arrested in connection with Santa Cruz trestle attack
• 'Coldest storm of season' hits Bay Area; snowball fights in San Jose still possible
• First Person: A conversation with Betsy Franco
• De Anza civil case: Woman pressing rape allegations against former baseball players
• DUI suspect crashes car into patrol car, injuring three San Jose officers
• Mercury News interview: Paul Buchheit, creator of Gmail, venture capitalist
• Brentwood to get Contra Costa's first IMAX screen
• NCAA puts Cal men's basketball on two years' probation
• SPORTS: Boothe helps seal Stanford's 20th hoops title
• Biz Break: Trouble with Verizon iPhone antenna?
• REAL ESTATE: Los Altos home sells for $1.3 million
• Warming centers opening this weekend in San Jose
• Milpitas' Dixon Landing Road to partially close this weekend
• Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck not sweating the fear of injury
• Dior suspends designer Galliano for alleged anti-Semitic insults
• Cosentino's Market closes Saturday for good; Lunardi's deal near completion
• Man who robbed Hayward bank Friday likely same person who committed Concord robbery
• PUBLIC AGENDA: Historic Resources Board, Architectural Review Board
• U.S. charters flight out of Libya, ferry departs
• Sharks' Boyle won't play against Calgary Flames
• Brentwood CornFest to continue
• Los Gatos residents take the Dittos Lane fight to the planning commission.
• Daly City councilwoman cops plea on fraud charges, must step down
• 'Hidden' earthquake faults underlie Peninsula
• Weekend tree-freeze alert issued
• East Palo Alto parents rally for charter school
• Op-Ed: PAUSD needs new leadership
• Guild Theatre in Menlo Park to reopen March 11
• 3.4-magnitude quake hits near Half Moon Bay
• Man, 18, arrested for Palo Alto carjacking
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill stripping bargaining rights from public worker unions
• Walmart of weed opens in Sacramento
• Subscribers fleeing T-Mobile USA for other carriers
• Twitter leads homeless man to daughter
• SoCal woman arrested for theft of kids' jewelry
• Three Amish children die when buggy flips in Ky. creek
• 'American Idol': Top 24 includes Bay Area's Durbin, Megia
• Prosecutors offer final outline of evidence at Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Mayor, city council wrestle with San Jose airport's long name
• Kawakami: Warriors ownership has familiar look
• Palo Alto panhandler pleads not guilty to sit-lie infractions
• Menlo Park to consider releasing trickle of news during labor talks
• Major changes announced for Stanford's Marguerite shuttle system
• AT&T's downtown Palo Alto Wi-Fi proposal to head to city council
• Supervisor candidate excluded from forum -- again
• Palo Alto Church of Christ celebrates Jubilee
• All of California now linked up to immigration enforcement network
• Gonzaga beats Saint Mary's 89-85 in overtime
• San Mateo County commuters could pay to use Highway 101 carpool lane under proposed bill
• San Jose: New police chief sworn in by department watchdog
• 49ers, Raiders coach tackle NFL scouting combine
• Cal Bears roar back in second half for Pac-10 win at Oregon
• Stanford men lose 87-80 at Oregon State
• Franchise tag on Wimbley
• New A's player Josh Willingham leaves flash to others
• Golden State Warriors, GM Larry Riley stand pat at NBA trade deadline
• Jonathan Sanchez named No. 2 starter for Giants
• U.S. tries to pick the winners in the Mideast
• Settlement may temporarily ease conflict over Delta water supplies
• Roadshow: Metering lights speed up I-880 commute
• New Antioch academy places students on career path to engineering
• U.S. pulling back in valley once vital in afghan war
• At NZ quake epicenter, screams and flying boulders
• General said to order effort to sway U.S. lawmakers
• Brentwood spends highest percentage of budget in classroom
• Santa Cruz singer makes 'Idol' top 24
• Night Owl: Hudson's a hit on College Avenue
• Study sees benefit to early menopause hot flashes
• Some Republicans soften tough talk on unions
• AP sources: Senate Democrats consider spending cuts
• New kidney transplant policy would favor younger patients
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Leandro man stabbed to death; Woman attacked on Santa Cruz railroad bridge
• Livermore woman pleads no contest to having sex with two teen boys
• Troopers sent to homes of some Wisconsin Democrats
• Cold, snowy weather headed for Bay Area
• Walnut Creek drowning victim's parents burglarized while burying their son, police say
• Woman attacked on San Lorenzo River railroad bridge in Santa Cruz
• Google under fire for search results
• Saudi man charged with plotting terrorist attack
• NTSB chief concerned about rash of pipeline cases
• Air Force awards $35 billion tanker contract to Boeing
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• New twist in Harms' case: Dead suspect's family finds hair, women's clothes at his San Jose home
• Sunnyvale man arrested following 6-year cold case murder investigation
• Fisher: Old recording brings 'King's Speech' to life
• National table tennis trials come to San Jose, where the game is a smash
• Cassidy: Harmon.ie CEO Yaacov Cohen blends business and religious devotion
• TechNet starts nonprofit of its own
• Scope of Mideast unrest is why oil's soaring
• BART station agents plea for protection
• Residential gas leak in Antioch leads to brief evacuation
• Stanford football expects to maintain physical style
• San Leandro victim dies after being stabbed
• Niemi and Sharks are beginning to mesh
• Cassidy: San Jose's new airport name should be gold plated
• Bailey murder trial will stay in Alameda County
• Google asks Swiss court to lift Street View restrictions
• Gadhafi: Bin Laden behind Libya uprising
• High winds, rough seas hamper Libyan evacuations
• Oakland Running Festival returns to Oakland for a second year
• Houston daycare center fire kills 3 children, injures 4
• San Jose: Former water company employee pleads no contest to grand theft
• Brown debates lawmakers in rare budget exchange
• Art contest draws Google into another privacy flap
• Biz Break: Toyota recalls 2.17 vehicles; a profitable year for GM
• Giant boulders in the street: Reports from New Zealand quake's epicenter
• COMMUNITY NOTEBOOK: A final look back for Foundation for a Global Community
• SPORTS: Paly boys, Gunn and Priory girls all advance in CCS soccer playoffs
• Harvard, Princeton reinstate early admissions
• Saudi man charged with plotting terrorist attack
• Cassidy: San Jose's new airport name should be gold plated
• Swiss order assets belonging to Moammar Gadhafi frozen
• Investing in a Box: $48 million bet on Palo Alto Internet storage service
• Google adds new recipe search feature
• Bicycle shop to move into Andy's Pet Shop location
• Missing Novato man found buried in his backyard
• Jet makes emergency landing at Oakland airport
• Home sales rise for third month as prices fall
• Cars that get 40 mpg: what buyers need to know
• Google asks Swiss court to lift Street View restrictions
• Wi-Fi plan gets tentative nod -- with conditions
• Oregon tribes pursue first bison hunt in century
• 2 men attempt beer heist in front of Los Angeles deputies
• G.M. posts fourth-quarter net profit as comeback continues
• Dramatic win lifts San Jose Sharks into first place in Pacific Division
• Poole: Brandan Wright joins long list of failed Warriors big men
• All charges against Mountain View soccer coach Pedro Carbajal dismissed
• East Palo Alto could welcome new charter school, expansion of another
• Redwood City woman gets probation for having sex with 16-year-old boy
• Palo Alto community meeting focuses on economic analysis of proposed compost facility
• Planned Parenthood's bid for Redwood City clinic may be decided next week
• Palo Alto wrestles with composting dilemma
• Woman sues Stanford Shopping Center for alleged pregnancy discrimination
• Parents' Weekend expected to draw a record 3,500 visitors
• Writing of Stegner Fellows will be performed on Feb. 26 – word for word
• Drell Lecture at Stanford: Georgetown philosopher says soldiers' guilt deserves more attention
• Village miracle's glow dims under an ex-spy's glare
• Redwood City man killed in collision with truck
• San Mateo woman killed in Highway 1 car crash identified
• 'Metamorphosis' in action
• A's co-owner Lew Wolff is fired up about his club
• San Francisco Giants' support staff reaps rewards of winning season
• Golden State Warriors trade Brandan Wright to the New Jersey Nets
• Get ready for gas prices in California above $4 a gallon
• Holding of pirate chiefs might have proved crucial
• Defense lawyer Harry Robertson withdraws from Los Gatos murder-for-hire case
• San Jose considers adding 'Silicon Valley' to struggling airport's lengthy name
• Life on the lam for Democrats in union fights
• More standoffs and protests over unions, plus a prank call
• As Arab world shakes, Iran's influence grows
• Libya rebels hope for Gadhafi's fall but fear an onslaught
• No. 2 US military officer cleared of misconduct
• Bail set for Fremont woman in N.Y. insider trading case
• Cars that get 40 mpg: what buyers need to know
• Home sales rise for third month as prices fall
• Airlines are raising fares as oil prices rise
• Troubled banks rise to highest level in 18 years
• Oakland Lake Merritt BART station area plan topic of Saturday workshop
• In turnabout, U.S. says marriage act blocks gay rights
• Newark man shot Wednesday
• Gadhafi survival means weak army, co-opted tribes
• Livermore's Talent Competition showcases unusual acts
• Police: Victim at fault in fatal Pacifica DUI crash; second car sought
• Apple expected to announce new iPad on March 2
• Apple shareholders nix CEO succession disclosure
• Get ready for gas prices in California above $4 a gallon
• Community College Report: Only a third of Bay Area students get certificates or degrees
• Report: Ex-minister says Gadhafi ordered Lockerbie
• Prosecutors will ask judge to send sex offender Verse to prison indefinitely
• San Jose: Former cop must pay $250,000 to woman injured in DUI accident
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 76 dead, 238 missing
• 'The Birds!' Squawking, flapping, bombarding San Jose neighborhood - Hitchcock style
• Defense lawyer Harry Robertson withdraws from Los Gatos murder-for-hire case
• Biz Break: Apple stockholders gather; iPad 2 coming next week?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police say teen falls through roof during burglary attempt; Good news for 49ers' Santa Clara stadium project
• Influential backing for parole of Chowchilla bus kidnappers
• Hawaii's governor signs same-sex civil unions into law
• Obama sharpens critique of Libya amid wider unrest
• A's: Woman pitches her cause during batting practice
• Juniper launches new networking system
• Same-sex couples urge immediate resumption of gay marriages
• In midst of labor strife, NFL scouting combine remains all systems go
• Mountain View council bans pot dispensaries
• Competency of accused killer Elarms questioned
• Update: Guild Theatre closed until further notice
• Former Tribune food editor Margaret Mallory dies at age 90
• Brentwood spends highest percentage of budget in classroom
• Antioch Quality of Life Forum set for Saturday
• New Antioch academy places students on career path to engineering
• 'Tree Week' twisters
• Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• 'Deadliest Catch' crew member found dead in Alaska hotel
• GOP lawmakers form caucus opposing Brown's tax vote
• Warriors to acquire Troy Murphy from New Jersey for Brandan Wright, Dan Gadzuric
• Santa Clara: Council votes unanimously to form stadium authority
• Roadshow: When it snows, some drivers want roads closed and others want them to remain open
• Foreclosures, cash deals lifted January home sales
• San Jose: Coroner identifies man killed in Tuesday night crash
• Home prices hit post-bust lows in most big cities
• Police: teenager falls through roof during burglary attempt in Pittsburg
• Ex-Napa hospital director sentenced for sex abuse
• Judge tells Lohan day of reckoning coming soon
• Man in critical condition after severe beating in East Oakland
• Loved ones face grim reality with 300 still missing, 75 dead in aftermath of New Zealand earthquake
• Google Ventures funds energy company
• Foster City beefs up limit on dogs
• 21,000 had whooping cough last year, CDC says
• Pirates face U.S. trial in killing of California couple, friends
• Fire in East San Jose apartment injures one
• Santa Cruz City Council OKs desal consultant work, delays vote on surfing schools
• Court witnesses describe Watsonville shooting where injured bicyclist was killed
• Fire damages Palo Alto home on El Camino
• Wikileaks targets Gadhafi family's greed and nepotism
• San Jose: Man struck, killed while walking across Monterey Highway
• Chicago's new mayor inherits city in financial crisis
• Renovation of massive Golden Gate Bridge main cables to start
• China's state news agency launches search engine
• Kawakami: Carmelo Anthony trade hardly shakes up NBA landscape
• Peterson: Daytona 500 winner enjoying sweet taste of victory
• San Carlos commission approves controversial cell tower
• Man arrested in connection with two Palo Alto robberies
• Two captains audition for Redwood City police chief job
• Vacancy rates for retail, office space in downtown Palo Alto are improving
• Report: Saltworks Redwood City project could dump 7,000 more cars into rush-hour traffic
• NASA Ames to be at forefront of agency's commercial space efforts
• Is crime a virus or a beast? Stanford study shows the word you pick can frame the debate on how to fight it
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments Feb. 28 in Stanford v. Roche
• Groundbreaking set for big projects at Gunn, Paly
• Celtics have no touble with Warriors this time
• Report finds majority of teachers nationwide see hungry students in their classrooms
• Home movie of President Kennedy given to museum
• Redwood High School secretary keeps students fed, warm and on track
• Window closing fast on Mavericks surf contest
• Couple who had six-hour standoff with police in Daly City identified
• Fate of man accused of South San Francisco murder in hands of jury
• 1 killed, 5 injured in wreck that closes Highway 1
• Fire in East San Jose apartment injures one
• Oakland A's certain of one thing about offseason acquisition David DeJesus: He can hit
• Fatal crash near Gunderson High in San Jose
• Antti Niemi's big save seals San Jose Sharks' win over Detroit Red Wings
• Snow by Saturday? It's 50-50
• Arab protests shake markets as crude soars
• San Jose's mounted unit may be heading out to pasture
• Sacred Heart offers free tax assistance
• Recycled water project in Pittsburg and Antioch could be powered by the wind
• Cell phone use tied to changes in brain activity
• After Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana face union fight
• Rahm Emanuel elected next mayor of Chicago
• Obama pitches economic message one state at a time
• Boehner says Democrats are stalling on spending cuts
• Justices rule against lawsuit over vaccine side effects
• Google faces another antitrust claim in Europe
• Good Earth Tea to close plant in Santa Cruz
• Workers poisoned by chemical at Apple supplier in China
• Palo Alto police apprehend robbery suspect
• Ex-White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel elected Chicago mayor
• San Jose lawmaker introduces bill to limit chromium 6 in water
• Alleged meth, cocaine dealers busted in Watsonville
• San Jose: Two dogs pulled from burning van outside fairgrounds show
• State regulators propose tough look at natural gas line safety
• School mood somber, class resumes after rafting death of Walnut Creek teens
• New images of alleged Tucson shooter released
• Israel: Iranian naval vessels are provocation
• New Zealand earthquake death toll at 75 as search continues
• Judge upholds Palo Alto's affordable-housing program
• Giants learn the importance of bunting
• Indian court convicts 31 of murder, conspiracy in train fire
• Former workers sue Su Vianda
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Beating leaves 65-year-old East Bay man a quadriplegic; Will Pacific golf course sea wall come down?
• Report released on 1970 killing of Los Angeles journalist
• Four American hostages killed by pirates off Somalia
• In Bahrain, protesters' calls for unity belie divisions
• Mercury News readers donate $460,000 to fulfill Wish Book needs
• Fisher: Family waits for son's killer to face trial
• Stocks suffer worst drop of the year
• Mom gives birth in Kansas hospital elevator
• HP beats Wall Street profit forecast
• Recent losses might not hurt Saint Mary's
• Warriors trying to deal impending free agents
• Jiffy Lubes fined for environmental violations
• Man reenters not guilty plea in priest's Los Gatos assault
• Body found in Pleasanton
• Roadshow: I-880 meters begin working Wednesday
• Rallies set in Oakland, Sacramento on Tuesday to support Wisconsin's public workers
• Niece: Woman killed by pirates was smart sailor
• Cisco names first chief operating officer
• Garden tips for the coming cold weather
• Owner of 20 Jiffy Lubes pays $130,000 fine for environmental violations
• Biz Break: Oil prices soar amid Libyan unrest; Cisco names COO
• Amazon offers free online movies to premium members
• Singer Buju Banton found guilty in cocaine case
• Dumbarton Bridge crash causing severe traffic jam
• Former Santa Clara County Counsel Ann Ravel to chair FPPC
• Big-rig crash blocks Dumbarton Bridge
• Dozens killed, dozens more trapped by New Zealand quake
• Mob Experience to open at Tropicana hotel in Vegas
• Milpitas: 73-year-old woman killed by car identified
• Search for Oregon boy Kyron Horman up for a review
• California teachers' pension system headed toward insolvency
• SPORTS: Stanford tops Florida for National Team Indoor tennis title
• Location a major factor in New Zealand quake devastation
• Big airlines try to raise fares again
• Work set to begin at busy El Camino intersection
• U.S. says pirates killed 4 American hostages
• CHP: Woman jumps to death off State Park Drive overpass at Highway 1
• No injuries after train hits car near Castro Street
• New Zealand quake causes 30 million tons of ice to break off glacier
• School board to discuss math task force tonight
• Credit card regulation offers hits and misses
• Libya: Moammar Gadhafi vows to fight on, 'die as a martyr'
• Redwood City: At least one motorist injured in hit-and-run crash on Highway 101
• Court rules against parents in drug vaccine case
• Home prices hit post-bust lows in most big cities
• Latest from the PayPal Mafia? A startup to help other startups
• New EU antitrust complaint against Google
• Crowd threatens journalists covering Sacramento-area IHOP shooting
• Educators, doctors disagree on how to prevent lice reinfestation
• On the trail of cougars and foxes on Russian Ridge
• California teachers' pension system headed toward insolvency
• Third baseman Kevin Kouzmanoff still happy to be with A's despite team's efforts to replace him
• Stanford football begins David Shaw era
• First ripple of a potential China wave
• Warriors have won a surprising six straight home games over Celtics
• San Jose Bronze Star recipient to honor friend with medal
• San Jose Sharks are winning with defense
• Cannibalized computers organize San Jose neighborhood
• New stretchable solar cells will power artificial electronic 'super skin'
• Daly City standoff ends without violence
• New Zealand leader says at least 65 killed in earthquake
• Ramon Ramirez took long road to San Francisco Giants bullpen
• Calif. man whose yacht was hijacked sought to mix faith, adventure
• VTA to run more plush, worker-friendly express buses
• Bald mice given an anti-stress treatment find their fur
• Neither side budging in Wisconsin union fight
• Climate change extends ragweed season, study finds
• Roadshow: Drivers cite various reasons to give thanks
• Gadhafi's hold on power is suddenly under threat
• Blockbuster reaches deal for sale, seeks more bids
• East Palo Alto police chief to chat with citizens tonight, gang members next week
• Long-term care plan needs changes to last, officials say
• Where are the Chinese cars?
• Roadshow: Drivers cite various reasons to give thanks
• Afghan police: At least 30 killed in suicide blast
• Raymond Davis, held in Pakistan shootings, worked with CIA
• Oil industry worries Libya unrest could spread
• Congo colonel gets 20 years after rape trial
• 2 top executives quit Alibaba amid fraud inquiry
• Strong quake hits New Zealand, causing injuries
• 36 killed in Mali stampede
• 10 laid off Oakland police officers rehired
• Daly City police standoff ends, two in custody
• Venture capital investment in 2010 grew for first time in three years
• San Jose police change definition of 'racial profiling'
• Scientific groups call for new sources of rare earths
• Fremont woman found near Carmel
• Man arrested, more than 1,500 plants seized in East Oakland pot-grow bust
• Two slain in Oakland Saturday identified
• Police chief: Crime down in East Palo Alto
• Winter on Russian Ridge
• Pedestrian killed by suspected drunken driver in Pacifica identified
• Al-Qaida figure believed killed in US drone strike in Pakistan
• Google Street View raises Israeli security fears
• Formula One race in Bahrain off because of unrest
• For compromise in Wisconsin, 3 GOP senators are needed
• Calif. man whose yacht was hijacked sought to mix faith, adventure
• Egypt freezes Mubarak's foreign assets
• Libya: Protesters, security clash in capital
• Wolverton: New broadband map has flaws
• 2.2-magnitude earthquake shakes Sonoma County
• Poole: Golden State Warriors coach Keith Smart showing he's a keeper
• O'Brien: Chore Wars turns household tasks into fun
• Giants notebook: Edgar Renteria says pride caused him to reject San Francisco's $1 million offer
• Cal defeats UCLA in overtime
• NBA All-Star Game: Kobe Bryant (37 points) is MVP in leading West's victory over East
• Daytona 500: Rookie Trevor Bayne, barely 20, captures NASCAR's most prized race
• Gadhafi's son warns of civil war in Libya
• Israel eyes Suez trip of Iran warships with worry
• Pirates: Warship shadowing hijacked American yacht
• Santa Clara moving to protect redevelopment money for Niners stadium
• Oakland Athletics notebook: A's mark arrival of new DH Hideki Matsui
• Oakland A's have a fiery competitor, and a strikeout specialist, in reliever Grant Balfour
• Menlo School students teach peers classes outside the norm
• Rep. Mike Honda calls for U.S. apology for Chinese Exclusion Act
• Fisher: The environmental generation gap
• Roadshow: How to steer out of a skid
• NATO, Afghan officials differ on confrontation's civilian death toll
• Hundreds of flights canceled, dismal commute predicted as storm hits Midwest
• Texas poised to pass bill allowing guns on campus
• Wisconsin governor seizes chance to take on unions
• Washington: The 'blackest name' in America
• Prosecutor: Slain San Jose jewelry store owner knew killer
• Santa Clara moving to protect redevelopment money for Niners stadium
• Suspect arrested in fatal Pacifica accident.
• Roadshow: Did 680 express lane make things better or worse?
• Raft drowning victims identified
• San Bruno-based civil-rights educator wins national honors
• 20-year-old Bayne wins the Daytona 500
• 4.5 quake in Baja California shakes San Diego
• Delta plane engine fails, forces emergency landing in Florida
• Stanford pulls away from UCLA for 18th straight victory
• Drunken driver fatally hits pedestrian in Pacifica
• Stanford's Ogwumike ruled out for showdown at UCLA
• One person killed in solo-vehicle crash in Santa Rosa
• Libyan forces fire on mourners at funeral again
• More schools convert to charters as California funds dip
• Neeson's 'Unknown' wins weekend box office with $21.8M debut
• Transient man struck, killed in Concord
• San Leandro's Nonito Donaire wins WBO, WBC bantamweight titles by TKO
• Bay Area weather: A rain-free day?
• Small earthquake hits in Sonoma County
• Race organizers name Americans taken by pirates in Somalia
• Wisconsin governor admonishes state senators who left
• San Francisco: 21-year-old shot multiple times in Potrero Hill
• Power line falls, catches fire near Oakland
• Woman with similar claim could impact civil trial over alleged De Anza gang rape
• USC stymies Stanford men 69-53
• Setoguchi's hat trick leads Sharks past Avalanche
• Hideki Matsui is welcome sight to Oakland A's
• Poole: Oakland A's Billy Beane moves past 'Moneyball'
• Google, startup Ortsbo bring 'Star Trek'-like translation to smartphones, chat sites
• Purdy: Missing March Madness in the South Bay
• Roadshow: DMV glitches on renewing licenses should end in a few weeks
• IPOs by LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and others could alter venture capital landscape
• Venture capital investment in 2010 grew for first time in three years
• Giants Sandoval sheds pounds, but will he keep them off?
• Daytona 500: Outside of Lap 3 tribute to late Earnhardt, anything can happen Sunday in the Great American Race
• Narcotics officer, a drug suspect, released on bail
• Utah State tags Saint Mary's with its first home loss
• Co-producer of 'Narnia' films dies at 39
• Cosmic census finds crowd of planets in our galaxy
• Fresh, funky and found art by sculptor Robert Hudson featured at Sanchez Art Center in Pacifica
• San Jose firefighters battle two-alarm house blaze
• Rain, snow sock Bay Area
• OIL FLOWS, BUT RISING PRICES JANGLE NERVES
• Pakistani Taliban claims it killed retired spy
• Windy, dry conditions lead to dozens of fires
• How Republican budget cuts would affect California
• Detroit Symphony suspends season amid strike
• Largest crowd yet descends on Wisconsin Capitol.
• Scientist finds Gulf bottom still oily, dead
• Pizarro: 'Xanadu' rolling to the Retro Dome in San Jose
• Libya, Yemen crack down; Bahrain pulls back tanks
• Confederate descendants mark 150th anniversary of Davis' inauguration
• AS HOUSE PASSES BIG BUDGET CUTS, STANDOFF LOOMS
• Oakland Effect: Caution should be used when using the word 'genocide'
• Parkway Theater could reopen in different location
• Roadshow: DMV glitches on renewing licenses should end in a few weeks
• Warriors' Stephen Curry wins Skills Challenge at NBA's All-Star Saturday
• Carbon monoxide leak in Daly City home hospitalizes three people
• Senator seeks to revamp rail authority leadership
• Burglar flees Stanford Shopping Center parking lot
• Arizona girl hurt when bounce house blew away
• Internal Affairs:
• Pro Football Hall of Famer Ollie Matson dies at 80
• Big cuts looms for Santa Clara County's public-safety agencies
• Rare book collection on display at Stanford University
• These hockey moms don't just drive SUVs, they take the ice in San Jose
• Snowboarder missing on Mt. Shasta
• Co-producer of 'Narnia' films dies at 39
• Tuesday is last day to register to vote on Brisbane parcel tax
• 'Choice programs' offer range of teaching styles
• 160 safely evacuated from stopped Maine ski lift
• Oakland: Homicide suspect to be featured on 'America's Most Wanted'
• Big names eye real estate in blighted SF downtown
• Attackers raid bank, kill 8 in Afghanistan; Taliban claims responsibility
• Pirates hijack 4 Americans; United States mulls responses
• Three unemployed construction workers held in East Oakland home invasion robbery
• China cracks down on call for 'Jasmine Revolution'
• A probing 29-page questionnaire given to jurors in De Anza alleged gang-rape case
• Wisconsin rallies renew history of political activism
• Bay Area weather: Rain to continue, with slight chance of thunderstorms
• Suspect arrested in San Francisco homicide
• State bill would sack California high-speed rail board members
• Stanford nurses vote to authorize strike
• AT&T proposes free Wi-Fi zone in downtown Palo Alto for customers
• Redwood City will lean on employees to fight through budget deficit
• All the presidents' signatures: Display of historical documents to be held in Palo Alto
• Caltrain hits car stuck on Mountain View tracks
• A's notebook: Healthy Coco Crisp eager to play table-setter after offseason additions of Hideki Matsui, Josh Willingham
• Women's college basketball: Stanford avoids USC's bid for an upset
• PG&E's treatment of San Bruno pipe questioned
• Obama dinner with Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and other tech titans sparks talk but not much information
• State bill would sack California high-speed rail board members
• A probing 29-page questionnaire given to jurors in De Anza gang-rape case
• Judge rules some Jessica's Law restrictions violate parolees' rights
• Giants' Miguel Tejada on hunt for October
• Owner of Roberts Market preserves old-time atmosphere
• The Insider: Familiar name pops up in Foster City
• Palestinian author to speak in San Mateo on Saturday
• Hillsdale High bombing trial to start Wednesday
• Rust Belt at vanguard of backlash against organized labor
• Bay Area Rep. Jackie Speier stuns House colleagues with story of her abortion
• PG&E seeks pipe documents from employees
• KB Home to lure buyers with energy bill savings
• Tech-savvy Girl Scouts now selling on multiple platforms
• PAUSD Board Meeting Agenda For February 22, 2011
• Principal's Retirement Announced
• 10 biggest California cities have counterproposal for redevelopment cuts
• Former school trustee pleads no contest to conflict of interest charges
• Even more than Mideast, China keeps firm grip on Internet
• State reconsiders turbulent medical marijuana biz
• STUDY OF BREAST BIOPSIES FINDS SURGERY USED TOO EXTENSIVELY
• NASA space shuttle set for last mission
• Green River Killer pleads guilty to his 49th murder
• U.S. vetoes U.N. resolution condemning Israeli settlements in West Bank
• Afghan soldier fires on German troops, killing 2
• Bahrain forces fire on protesters; 50 injured
• Egyptians mass in Cairo to mark Mubarak fall
• Tech Notebook: Google turns to your Twitter, YouTube (but not Facebook) connections
• Bernanke warns of money-flow imbalances between nations
• U.S. drops criminal probe of Countrywide's Mozilo
• Former Obama adviser: Silicon Valley tech companies can help nation out of slump
• Ford plans to team with Sollers in Russia
• New Mexico senator says he will retire
• Curb regulations along with spending, House votes
• Smart phones spread beyond techies
• Demise of 'Guitar Hero' not end of music games
• Tribune photographer loses decision in appeals court
• Obama meets with Silicon Valley tech elite
• A Holocaust kid shares escape with students
• Drug task force chief, accomplice stole narcotics, DA says
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley titans eschew the ties that bind
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose mayor says city at risk; Sentencing delayed for Cub Scout leader accused of having child porn
• Pizarro: Silicon Valley would be Thomas Jefferson's kind of place
• Aide planning tell-all about time with Palin
• Contra Costa Community College District look to fill empty trustee seat
• PG&E's treatment of San Bruno pipe questioned
• Speier tells Congress she had an abortion
• Antioch baby dies; father charged for suspected fatal punch
• Stanford, Packard nurses OK potential strike
• Inman: The Oakland A's are NOT the 2010 Giants
• Are some bigwigs too big for Facebook?
• Biz Break: Obama's tech tour: At Intel chip fab, 'It's like magic'
• New Facebook 'civil union,' 'partnership' options applauded by gay users
• Delta waterway nearly clear of junk, toxic debris
• New study finds many students in eighth-grade algebra are not prepared for it
• Intel to build new $5 billion factory in Arizona
• Obama tours Intel plant, names CEO Paul Otellini to jobs council
• Shaw Era of Stanford football is about to begin
• Last of Bay, Golden Gate bridges workers dies
• Chris Mullin, Al Attles, Tara VanDerveer among basketball Hall of Fame finalists
• Sharks acquire defenseman Ian White from Carolina Hurricanes
• Water damage forces closure of Guild Theatre
• PUBLIC AGENDA: School board, Library Advisory Commission
• USC hospital under investigation after wrong kidney transplanted
• San Francisco: Nearly one million spectators expected for Chinese New Year parade
• Apparent home invasion in Milpitas turns into suicide attempt
• Milpitas: San Jose woman dies one day after car hits her
• Barron Park School principal to retire in June
• Alaska Air adds flights linking Bay Area, Maui
• REAL ESTATE: Moreno Avenue home sells for $1.6M
• 5.1 earthquake in Baja felt in Yuma, Southern Cal.
• Jackson's estate earned $310 million since death
• Classic meets new in TheatreWorks season
• Disney planning new ride reservation system from home
• Bay Area weather: Wet two days ahead; break in rain Sunday
• Special report: murder victim Jennifer Schipsi's final hours
• Police sent after senator who fled to block Wisconsin anti-union vote
• TV reporter Serene Branson talks about speech problem at Grammys
• Stanford Hospital expansion on track for spring approval
• AT&T plans Wi-Fi test for downtown Palo Alto
• GOP plan would trigger major layoffs at SLAC
• Southern California woman held for duct-taping toddler
• Video games: Industry's retail sales dip in January
• Woman arrested for Southern California Victoria's Secret heist
• Berkeley group teaches Vallejo students to find art in math
• IRS auditing Oakland medical marijuana dispensary
• Iowa girl wrestler loses in quarterfinals
• Body pulled from water identified as missing 45-year-old Vallejo man
• Northwest gets new regional forester; Stanford and UC Berkeley grad
• Stanford asked to consider an engineering campus in New York City
• Wet but normal storm sweeps Bay Area
• Sharks beat Capitals with two third-period goals
• Los Altos school board expects to issue layoff notices
• Kawakami: Meet the new Jim Harbaugh
• East Palo Alto's Four Seasons Silicon Valley to switch owners
• Stanford's $3.5B hospital expansion proposal takes step forward
• East Palo Alto waterfront park project at Cooley Landing gets $244,649 boost
• Police Beat
• Atherton council balks at raising garbage rates
• Redwood City father accidentally shoots adult son during 'heated' argument.
• Stanford studying the idea of moving the East Asia Library into a building soon to be vacated by the Graduate School of Business
• Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom delivers Tanner Lectures
• Stanford researchers study how disordered proteins spread from cell to cell, potentially spreading disease
• USC's little big man, 5-7 Maurice Jones helps hold off Cal
• Stanford rally fizzles against deep Bruins
• Mother sues San Mateo County DA's office for dropping child molestation case
• Giants trophy stops in South San Francisco
• Woman accused of pimping teen girl in Redwood City hotel
• A's Harden off to rough start at spring camp
• Giants' Barry Zito working to put things in perspective
• President dines in Woodside Thursday night
• San Jose mayor lays out stark choices in his state-of-the-city speech
• Daytona 500: Kurt Busch gets two-thirds of a Speedweeks sweep
• Iowa wrestling standout refuses to face girl
• Giffords is alert, one of first words was 'better'
• Anti-government protesters killed in Libyan clash
• MILITARY TAKES CONTROL OF KEY AREAS IN BAHRAIN
• Palin rejects new gun laws, vague on 2012 plans
• U.S. HARDENS ITS STANCE ON IMMIGRANT POLICY
• 111 charged in Medicare scams worth $225 million
• Wis. Gov. Walker calls Democrat boycott a 'stunt'
• Congress extends Patriot Act measures for 90 days
• Government shutdown? GOP, Democrats swap charges
• Security remains shaky in Egypt after revolt
• Frankie Williams adjusts to life after nearly 30 years in prison
• Pre-trial motions for landscaper in Cupertino killing set for March 21
• Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry voted into NBA Skills Challenge by fans
• Former Walnut Creek cop accused of having sex with minor
• New study finds many San Mateo County students in eighth-grade algebra are not prepared for it
• Concerns raised over new Antioch streetlights
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: PG&E underestimated cost of San Bruno disaster; Fallout from Contra Costa drug agent's arrest begins
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley start-ups provide their own education
• 17-year-old boy stabbed in San Mateo park
• Fallout from Contra Costa's top drug agent's arrest begins
• Richmond men charged in San Rafael slaying
• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory missing cocaine, amphetamine samples
• Shots fired into San Mateo homes as residents sleep
• Presidential history on display in Palo Alto this weekend
• Witness in Los Gatos murder-for-hire case recants, leaving retrial motion in jeopardy
• Livermore lab top computer scientist leaving to join Intel
• Jobs, Zuckerberg among tech execs to huddle with Obama
• Snow blankets parts of Bay Area
• Facebook adds civil unions option to profiles
• Former Walnut Creek cop accused of having sex with minor
• Google spent $1.8 billion to buy 48 companies last year
• 5 to 10 percent of Americans shut out from high-speed Internet
• Job market: Claims for unemployment benefits jump to 410,000
• Food, gas prices climb, but core inflation is still in Fed's comfort zone
• San Jose's SunPower reports stronger-than-expected earnings
• Bargain hunters dominate housing market in Santa Clara, San Mateo counties
• Walter Cottle Lester fulfills lifelong dream - gives Santa Clara County his family farm
• Barbara Lee, Ron Paul float bill to end Afghanistan war
• Oakland police: Sexual conduct did occur in second-grade classroom
• Doctors: TV reporter who spoke gibberish suffered migraine not stroke
• Musicians, friends rally to help San Jose boy with rare form of cancer
• Oakland man sought in kidnapping turns himself in
• Antioch baby near death after punched in face by father, police say
• Achilli killing: Sentencing of middleman delayed until next month
• New mosque opens in Brentwood to accommodate growing Muslim population
• Dale Earnhardt's death still casts shadow over NASCAR
• Storm-related power outages affect thousands in Bay Area
• East Oakland man arrested in sexual assault of girl, 13
• Virgin America to begin nonstops between SFO, Chicago
• It won't be a European vacation for Earthquakes
• Tech review: Motorola's Atrix 4G a powerful Android smartphone
• Brown seeks best ways to cut government waste
• Small stream advisories still in effect for five Bay Area counties
• Father of music group The 5 Browns pleads guilty to sex abuse of daughters
• Biz Break: For Obama, dinner with Apple, Facebook, Google, Netflix, Yahoo CEOs
• Democratic foes said to have left state to block Wisconsin anti-union vote
• Obama meets with Silicon Valley tech elite
• Storm floods bridge, knocks down trees, power lines in Santa Cruz County
• San Jose's Sacred Heart gets a helping hand from local contractors
• Roadshow: One school-zone crackdown has a surprising turn
• Ex-Chilean president Bachelet to teach seminar at UC Berkeley
• The book of James: The amazing journey of James Durbin to 'American Idol'
• East Palo Alto gets $244,649 grant for Cooley Landing Park
• Ex-Defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld calls Oakland Raiders `evil'
• Pizarro: Brewers unite at San Jose beer event
• Mountain lion spotted in Portola Valley
• Are companies excluding jobless from applying?
• SPORTS: Five for Flynn in Stanford lacrosse win
• Palo Alto asks FCC to investigate phantom calls that flooded dispatch center
• Google's Android: AT&T to sell Motorola Atrix 4G on Feb. 22
• Iowa wrestler defaults at state tournament rather than face girl
• Three shot Wednesday night in East Oakland
• Heavy storm hits North Bay, headed to South Bay by afternoon
• Schwarzenegger critiques statue headed to Austrian museum
• Portola Valley: Mountain lion spotted Wednesday night
• Oakland A's pitcher Rich Harden out two weeks with strain under arm
• Former official urges schools to 'bank land'
• Silicon Valley house prices edge higher; 'distress sales' dominate in Bay Area
• Reflections: Anniversary of EPA plane crash
• Design plans for Roth Building get approval
• Mountain View man found not guilty of rape, molestation charges
• Warriors continue road success, beat Utah Jazz
• Purdy: 49ers coordinators are saying all the right things
• Stanford exploring New York City invitation
• Annual RecycleMania challenges Stanford faculty, staff and students to pitch less waste to landfills
• Dance, memory: Stanford spotlights four new choreographies, four new scores
• Stanford students lead classes in San Quentin prison
• Mother sues San Mateo County DA for dropping child molestation case
• Palo Alto to release final environmental report on Stanford hospital expansion project
• FBI finds no substances in suspicious letter sent to Palo Alto VA
• San Jose: Former airline employee accused of skimming $480,000
• John Horgan: A South San Francisco mainstay
• San Bruno aid scammers get probation
• Richard Seymour comes with high price tag for Raiders, in two-year deal with $22.5 million guaranteed
• Giants notebook: Healthy Mark DeRosa ready to make impact on field
• A's catcher Kurt Suzuki looks to revive offense
• Monta Ellis leads Golden State Warriors to win over Utah Jazz
• This Roman speaks San Francisco 49ers lingo: West Coast
• Fisher: Life after Borders - losing precious community gathering places
• On 'Jeopardy!' it's machine over man
• Thousands protest anti-union bill in Wisconsin
• As the mainland shivers, Hawaii basks in tourism's glow
• Catching up with the Wish Book
• Los Gatos murder-for-hire: Mastermind asks for new trial, sentencing postponed
• Father of Utah music group charged with abuse
• Under Obama, federal agencies raise value of a life
• Obama, GOP freshmen win in jet engine budget fight
• Are companies excluding jobless from applying?
• 2 people die in Sierra National Forest shooting
• Unrest spreads in Middle East, some violently
• Egyptian women's issues highlighted by Logan case
• Relic of St. Mary Magdalene coming to Berkeley parish
• Fruitvale Gang injunction defendant denies criminal connections in first testimony
• East Contra Costa road closures coming as Highway 4 widening project continues
• 9th Circuit: Metropolitan Transportation Commission didn't discriminate
• Oakland ordered to make city services available to Chinese, Spanish speakers
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police investigating death of man hit by bus; Ex-San Jose airline employee accused of skimming $480,000
• Relic of St. Mary Magdalene coming to Berkeley parish
• Staying in touch with home, for better or worse
• Wolverton: Test of 2 iPhones: Is AT&T or Verizon better in Silicon Valley?
• Sources say FBI is asking questions about San Mateo County District Attorney's Office
• Research links human action to Earth's rise in precipitation
• Contra Costa drug task force head, private investigator jailed on drug charges
• Roadshow: FasTrak a must for carpool discount on Bay Area bridges
• Balding in 20s linked to doubled risk of prostate cancer
• Ex-con charged, another man sought in brutal Oakland kidnapping
• India's Singh defends government in wake of corruption scandals
• Pizarro: Brewers unite at San Jose beer event
• AP sources: US sees Iran's leaders split on nukes
• Mountain View man found not guilty of rape, molestation charges
• Study: Doctors order tests out of fear of lawsuits
• DA restores cold-case unit
• Relic of St. Mary Magdalene coming to Berkeley parish
• San Jose woman critical after car-pedestrian accident in Milpitas
• California Supreme Court jumps back into gay marriage fray
• Miniatures on display at Antioch Historical Society
• Quakes plan to demolish building on proposed stadium site
• San Jose: Former airline employee accused of skimming $480,000
• Roadshow: School-zone crackdown nabs numerous drivers
• Sharks come home, but not for long
• Google introduces online payment system for publishers
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg among tech execs to huddle with Obama
• Bipartisan coalition warns California must reduce its 'addiction' to oil
• Projects to make Oakley roads more pedestrian-, driver-friendly
• Brentwood crime rates are up slightly
• Borders closing a dozen Bay Area stores
• Genzyme: Sanofi-Aventis to buy U.S. biotech company for $20.1B
• Comcast's profit rises as cable giant gains Internet, phone customers
• Bill would let Californians register online to vote
• Google's $700 million ITA travel deal faces regulatory turbulence
• World's largest toy collection up for sale in New York
• Defense lawyer: Bell officials caught in 'witch hunt
• Change in Egypt: Religious leaders to celebrate at Campbell church
• Biz Break: Borders closing Santana Row, Oakridge, Los Gatos stores
• Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg reportedly to meet with Obama
• Florida's governor cancels high-speed rail plan
• I-580 offramp in Livermore shut down for diesel spill cleanup
• Wisconsin governor says he has votes to kill public employees' bargaining rights
• Gunmen kill US agent, wound another, in Mexico
• NYU fellow quits after tweets about Lara Logan assault in Egypt
• Father of John Walker Lindh to speak at USF
• Giants' World Series trophy rolls through Palo Alto
• Pennsylvania teacher strikes nerve with 'lazy whiners' blog
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Lance Armstrong retires again, calling it 'Retirement 2.0'
• World's tallest outdoor climbing wall planned for Reno tower
• Facebook won't be asked to hand over juror's postings, for now
• Snowboarding and school surfing booster Chuck Allen dies
• Report: Raiders sign Richard Seymour to two-year contract
• All lanes reopen after I-580 crash that injured motorcyclist in Oakland
• Androids to run in world's first robot marathon
• FBI focuses on Atherton, DA's office, sources say
• GM recalling Cadillac CTS over vehicle handling
• San Francisco Giants ace Tim Lincecum out to leave no doubt
• On College Basketball: Stanford's Jeremy Green has regained his scoring touch
• Kawakami: Warriors boxed in by David Lee deal
• Eucalyptus trees at Palo Alto park get the ax
• Giants' World Series trophy visits Peninsula towns
• Demolition begins on Steve Jobs' Woodside mansion
• VA office in Palo Alto evacuated after letter found with suspicious substance
• Sources say FBI is asking questions about San Mateo County District Attorney's Office
• San Mateo County tells San Carlos to make up with Belmont and keep sharing fire service
• Teen pleads not guilty to setting fire at Redwood City elementary school
• Negative + math + stereotypes = too few women
• Commuters, please think twice about leaving during the afternoon peak commute hour
• Libraries, health care reform on Faculty Senate agenda for Thursday
• AP impact: New proof of Ivory Coast vote killings
• San Mateo County group fights bullying of special-needs students
• Warriors rally past Hornets
• San Carlos businesses sue Belmont, San Mateo County for flood damage
• District considers closing school in Brisbane or Daly City because of budget shortfall
• San Mateo County residents want to ban large trucks on Highway 84 due to safety concerns
• Surfer Jay Moriarity biopic under way; movie to be named 'Mavericks'
• Sharks beat Predators in overtime
• 49ers coach, G.M. take fans' questions at forum
• NASA craft snaps pics of comet in Valentine fling
• Herhold: San Jose's generous policy on sick leave is crazy
• Obama concedes budget failings
• Despite disability and poverty, a Silicon Valley girl hopes for quinceanera
• A's youthful pitcher Trevor Cahill unaffected by All-Star season
• Bush, Merkel among Medal of Freedom winners
• Veterans say rape cases mishandled
• House GOP pushes $61 billion in cuts
• For cold virus, zinc may edge out even chicken soup
• Drug may slow growth of early prostate cancer
• Dalai Lama nephew hit by car, killed on Florida walk
• Silicon Valley real estate: Foreclosure lull ends in Santa Clara County
• San Jose officials warn of massive police and fire layoffs
• NASA craft snaps pics of comet in Valentine fling
• San Francisco man charged with running down police officer with stolen car
• Clipper card debuts Wednesday in South Bay
• Egypt's autocracy found Internet's 'off' switch
• NYSE, Deutsche Boerse are already global companies
• Long before German deal, NYSE was mostly symbolic
• Lawyers: No plan yet to go after Chevron money
• Official: 100 foreign agencies test US networks
• Vermont Guard general warns he's target of Facebook scam
• Tesla's revenues and losses grow; beats expectations
• Businesses and consumers give economy boost
• For Cal's hot-hitting Renda, the hardest knocks come from off field
• Drummond: Bill Russell, part of McClymond's legacy, awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
• President Obama to visit Bay Area Thursday
• Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood plans political party
• Iranian lawmakers: Put opposition leaders on trial
• United grounds nearly 100 Boeing 757s to check air data computers
• Protest in Bahrain grows after police, mourners clash
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man seriously injured in attack outside East Bay bar; Was South San Francisco murder victim set up by friend?
• Berlusconi to face trial in prostitution case
• Despite disability and poverty, a Silicon Valley girl hopes for quinceanera
• Tesla's revenues and losses grow; beats expectations
• Brown freezes hiring, drops minimum wage suit
• Computer crushes competition in Game 1 of man versus machine 'Jeopardy!'
• Pizarro: Hispanic Foundation preparing 'report card' on Silicon Valley Latinos
• San Jose: Pug dog recovered, then police find truck, arrest suspect
• Republicans push for cutting funds for new rail lines
• Dell: PC maker's quarterly profit more than doubles
• Firefighters control house blaze in Pinole
• Oakland school district might release hundreds of layoff notices
• Silicon Valley real estate: Foreclosure lull ends in Santa Clara County
• Apple announces iPhone, iPad subscription policy
• Barry Bonds perjury trial: Federal judge allows key tape recording
• Suspicious letter sparks evacuation at Palo Alto VA
• Oakland police make major narcotics seizure, arrest
• Barge runs aground near S.F. yacht club, sheen reported in water
• Police: Boy, 10, stopped on Highway 101 driving stolen van
• Biz Break: Foreclosures sink California home prices; plus: Apple iPhone, iPad update
• Southern California home prices edge lower in January
• Obama lauds Medal of Freedom recipients
• Fisher: Money for BART, why not for Caltrain
• Billy Ray Cyrus: 'Hannah Montana' destroyed family
• Federal appeals court upholds San Mateo County death sentence
• Roadshow: Finally, I-880 meters through San Jose will be turned on
• Man attacked by four, seriously injured outside Hayward bar
• Chain stores operating in California face lawsuits after ZIP code ruling
• Family of San Jose man last seen near Los Gatos offers $1,000 reward
• New BART police chaplains being sworn in Tuesday in Oakland
• CEO says Google 'very proud' of Egyptian exec
• Oakland man convicted of 2003 San Francisco murder
• Demolition of Steve Jobs' Woodside mansion begins
• Dalai Lama nephew hit by car, killed on Florida walk for Tibet
• Historic Sea Scout building transforming into 'EcoCenter'
• Delta, American boost some air fares by up to $120
• TV reporter Serene Branson said to be fine after Grammy babbling
• County domestic-violence deaths drop by half
• HTC unveils tablet, 2 phones with Facebook button
• Obama defends his new budget of 'tough choices'
• 2 Senate seats give first test for California's new open primary
• Casino mogul Kirk Kerkorian donates $100 million to UCLA
• CSU urged to give priority to local students
• DA: 5 gang members arrested in Northern California prison drug plot
• San Francisco health officials urge use of female condoms
• AT&T CEO: Apps should run on many devices
• Barry Bonds case: Attorneys playing hardball with perjury trial looming
• BART extension to San Jose gets a $130 million boost
• Webvan co-founder thinking big, spending small
• Inman: Egypt is next stop on former Saint Mary's College basketball star Omar Samhan's odyssey
• Kawakami: Sky's the limit for Buster Posey
• Palo Alto council moves forward with California Avenue revamp
• NASA dedicates $32.8 million to restore Hangar One
• Jury deadlocked in Mountain View molestation case
• County and state reluctant to fund Highway 84 road improvements?
• Justice, truth, reconciliation: When should a nation let the past be past?
• Trustees approve expansion of Stanford's off-campus library in Livermore
• Herhold: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral returns to its roots
• Los Altos teen detained by police dog
• Phone scammer threatens to shoot San Mateo County resident in the head
• South San Francisco couple chase dog, get hit by drunken driver
• Palo Alto council backs lane cuts on California Ave
• Baylands developer must clean up toxic stew
• Universal Paragon unveils ambitious plan for Brisbane Baylands
• San Jose Sharks' keys to success still fresh
• Traffic diverted in Oakland while building is inspected
• New policy to address Internet freedom
• New report details deep cuts to schools, public safety if taxes fail
• Study: Eating more fiber could mean longer life
• Egypt's generals lay out 6-month plan for new government
• New report details deep cuts to schools, public safety if taxes fail
• Golden State Warriors power forward David Lee promises a renewed emphasis on rebounding
• For Giants catcher Buster Posey, a year makes all the difference
• San Mateo County man sues to get back mechanical bulls
• Domestic-violence deaths decrease in Santa Clara County in 2010
• Roadshow: Work will last several years near 85-101 interchange
• Chevron fined $8 billion in Ecuador
• Clothing prices to rise 10 percent starting in spring
• Antioch Unified mulls impact of governor's proposed tax extensions
• National Park Service ranger Betty Reid Soskin was not a 'Rosie'
• Downtown San Jose begins third year of cleaning, beautification program
• Roadshow: Work will last several years near 85-101 interchange
• Pittsburg weighs leap into garbage
• EchoStar to buy satellite Internet provider Hughes for $1.34 billion
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Wayward Valentine's Day balloon causes East Bay power outage; Truck stolen with dog inside in San Jose
• Egypt echoes across region: Iran, Bahrain, Yemen
• Senate confirms Santa Clara County judge Davila to federal bench
• Barry Bonds case: Attorneys playing hardball with perjury trial looming
• Two-alarm East Palo Alto fire displaces veterans
• Silicon Valley Index suggests economic recovery
• Calpers to shift real estate focus
• Intel invests $26M in 6 mobile startups, including 2 in Silicon Valley
• Richmond police shoot, kill dog
• Groupon, FTD get complaints, offer Valentine's Day flower refunds
• Dead man found on Caltrain in San Mateo
• Sheen: He's ready to work on 'Two and a Half Men'
• Pizarro: Time travel problem for Ballet San Jose
• SPORTS: Palo Alto pins down SCVAL wrestling crown
• California legislation would ban sale of shark fin
• E-mail: Bell officials joked of acting like pigs as salaries skyrocketed
• Domestic-violence deaths decrease in Santa Clara County in 2010
• Valentine's Day balloon strikes power line, causes outage in downtown Concord
• San Jose: Truck stolen, with pug dog inside, near Monterey Road gym
• Clipper card debuts Wednesday in South Bay
• Silicon Valley faces tough choices in public services
• Chevron fined $8 billion in Ecuador
• San Jose: Firefighters extinguish two-alarm blaze
• Biz Break: Apple's iPhone: Is smaller, cheaper 'nano' model on the way?
• Rare Western gray whale on mysterious long-distance odyssey
• EchoStar to buy satellite Internet provider Hughes for $1.34B
• Body of missing Delta fisherman found
• Clothing prices to rise 10 percent starting in spring
• Judge: Yellowstone bison slaughter can proceed
• SUV rolls over on Highway 17
• HP to buy Kleiner-backed data analytics company Vertica
• Netflix streaming coming to some Android devices, Qualcomm says
• UK: Europe to discuss freezing Egyptian assets
• Gas leak hospitalizes 2, displaces 13 in Watsonville
• Grammys ratings sing a winning tune for CBS
• UC receives an F for public records transparency in statewide audit
• Openwave, Juniper: Silicon Valley companies to integrate video products
• Jazz pianist George Shearing dies at 91
• This Valentine's Day, Minnesota woman gives kidney to fiance
• VIDEO/MULTIMEDIA
• Gas for $4 a gallon?
• White House wants less gov't in mortgage system
• Parents, school officials exchange tense words
• KB Home: California builder to lure buyers with energy bill savings
• San Jose Earthquakes sign Jamaican midfielder Khari Stephenson
• Winter returns to Bay Area; rain expected through the weekend
• Michael Jackson's father invests in Vietnam 'Happyland' park
• Prince Harry to be best man at UK royal wedding
• Video shows Southern California tire thief's name, phone number on van
• 2.2 magnitude earthquake reported in Sonoma County
• Monterey County: Intoxicated man calls 911, arrested on drug charges
• Lady Antebellum wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Novato police arrest man on suspicion of attempted murder
• Obama unveils $3.73 trillion budget for 2012
• Purdy: Bill Murray laughs all the way to Pebble Beach Pro-Am team title
• It's Valentine's Day: Do you know where 'The One' is?
• Gas for $4 a gallon?
• Cows or condos? California's leading farmland preservation program faces the ax amid budget woes
• Stanford researchers develop low-cost medical ventilators for global disasters
• Stanford medical student and alumna named 2011 Gates Cambridge Scholars
• Researchers develop wireless technology for more efficient communication networks
• Lady Antebellum wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Cities around Peninsula, South Bay compete to save Caltrain stations
• Tiger Woods fades in final round at Dubai
• Milos Raonic captures SAP Open title
• Monte Poole: Longtime coaches obsolete in cyber-mad sports world
• Golden State Warriors' impressive win gives hint of what could be
• Obama official says new budget won't be pain-free
• Pediatrics report details risks from energy drinks
• Fisher: Girls get advice from a woman who broke barriers
• Buddhist mobile clinic serves East San Jose
• Flashmob in downtown San Jose starts pillow fight
• Egypt's military dissolves parliament; calls for vote
• Iranian leaders vow to crush pro-Egypt march
• Word and lyric, Giffords labors to speak again
• Roadshow: School zone crackdown this week
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Warriors stun Thunder behind Ellis' big night
• Wolverton: Those with disabilities are underserved by technology
• Panthers edge Sharks 3-2
• Points wins Pebble Beach with Murray at his side
• Elementary My Dears: 911 for educators
• San Mateo businesses expect to fare better this Valentine's Day than last year
• Major transit upgrades on way to Daly City's Top of the Hill
• Bertini was 'Renaissance man' in Millbrae
• San Mateo County students send Valentine's cards to veterans
• White House wants less gov't in mortgage system
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament
• Liz Taylor remains hospitalized for heart failure
• Concord: Killed motorist identified
• 'King's Speech' big winner at British film awards
• Groupon, FTD offer flower refunds after complaints
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley companies, others need to step up in time of crisis
• As new chairman, Ray Lane brings changes to HP
• Sandler, Aniston barely beat Bieber at box office
• Santa Cruz: Man arrested when probation search nets drugs, weapons
• 2.8-magnitude quake shakes area north of Morgan Hill
• 18 items missing from Egyptian Museum after unrest
• Oklahoma attracts many from California
• Police: Man kills 4 in stabbing rampage across NYC
• Royal romance of William, Kate turned into comics
• Jet lag: Silicon Valley's chronic ailment
• O'Brien: How Nokia and Palm are taking different roads to a comeback
• Giants 'torture' gives way to 'hysteria'
• Optimistic Oakland A's creating a buzz
• 49ers took some lucky fans to Super Bowl
• Washington State beats Cal men 75-71
• Stanford women beat Washington despite poor shooting
• College basketball: Stanford loses at Washington
• San Jose Sharks' hot streak only gives them control of their destiny
• Warriors' Ellis adjusts to aggressive defensive schemes
• Tennis: Fernando Verdasco beats Juan Martin del Potro to reach SAP Open final
• Poole: NFL is driven by boundless greed
• Purdy: No joke! Bill Murray might win Pro-Am
• Saint Mary's defeats USF 86-68
• Tiger Woods one shot back entering final round at Dubai
• Silver Medallion a surprise winner at El Camino Real Derby
• Herhold: A different way of asking the question on taxes
• San Francisco Giants poised to defend title
• SJSU falls<br />to Nevada<br />in overtime
• EGYPT'S REVOLT DOES NOT HAVE TO ECHO IRAN'S
• Egyptian military offers assurances
• Pizarro: Ballet San Jose School fundraiser a fashionable success
• Internal Affairs: New DA and Cortese agree on way to cut court costs
• Internal Affairs
• NYPD: Man fatally stabbed 3, ran over pedestrian
• FOR SOME TROOPS, POWERFUL DRUG COCKTAILS HAVE DEADLY RESULTS
• JUSTICE THOMAS, 5 YEARS SILENT: THERE'S NO ARGUING WITH HIM
• OBAMA TO PROPOSE CUTS AS OPENING BID IN SHOWDOWN
• Conservatives again back Ron Paul for presidential nominee
• Bomber strikes Shiite pilgrims in Iraq, killing 26
• Palestinians to hold elections by September
• 6 dead, 37 injured in attack on Mexican nightclub
• OPENING 'ALL THE FILES' TO TRACK MUBARAK RICHES
• Roadshow: Tales of unpaid traffic tickets overseas
• Four die after boat capsizes near Louisiana
• Mubarak's final hours: Desperate bids to stay
• Afghanistan: At least 18 killed in Taliban raid
• Four people hospitalized after being pepper sprayed at Powell Muni station
• Oakland Effect: Countries, as well as communities, grapple with a sense of collective trauma
• Roadshow: Tales of unpaid traffic tickets overseas
• LA County probes Playboy Mansion illness reports
• Oscar Grant Foundation holds fundraiser in Oakland
• Washington State beats Cal, 75-71
• Schools craft budgets in the dark -- and prepare for deep cuts
• All you need is (World Series) love
• San Jose homeless might have a place to live in exchange for creek cleanup
• Marino hangs onto lead at Pebble Beach
• Whooping cough vaccine mandatory for San Mateo County kids in grades 7-12
• Sheriff says Brown's plan to transfer state prisoners could burst San Mateo County jails
• Addison Elementary School struck by burglars
• Clay on display at The Main Gallery in Redwood City
• 85-year-old San Jose woman dies from car accident injuries
• Protesters press for voice in Egyptian democracy
• Benicia man arrested after girlfriend found dead in home
• East Palo Alto plane crash: one year later
• Body found in canal where kidnapped boy discovered
• Memorial for 4-year-old Patterson boy draws 1,000
• Fox: No plans to hire Lindsay Lohan for 'X-Factor'
• Thousands demand reforms in Algeria; 400 arrested
• East Palo Alto kindergarten teacher arrested for molestation of a student
• Oakland Raiders' Michael Bush arrested for driving while intoxicated
• Egypt's revolt met with wide support, censorship
• Taxi plows into crowd in San Diego, injuring more than two dozen
• Obama likens budget to family pocketbook choices
• Tahoe ski resort expansion plan stirs concerns
• Corporate tax cuts could lead to Canadian election
• Feds release S.F. tiger attack documents
• Tech Notebook: Apple, 'optimization' and the Verizon iPhone
• Bonds to be arraigned March 1 on latest indictment against him
• Repeat sex offender Cary Verse sent to state mental hospital
• College basketball: Coach, player from South Bay boost USF
• New Jersey rallies to end Sharks' streak
• Tennis: Gael Monfils out of SAP Open with wrist injury
• Steve Marino leads AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am by four shots
• Repeat sex offender Cary Verse sent to state mental hospital
• Purdy: Quadruple-bogey 8 sinks two-time defending champ Dustin Johnson
• DMV comes to aid of older drivers
• Green Oaks Academy teacher arrested on suspicion of molesting student, bribery
• Complaint filed against Palo Alto to halt composting plan in its tracks
• Ousted hospital CEO to get nearly $1 million severance package
• San Mateo County to seek bond funding for new $155 million jail
• San Mateo County legislator takes aim at San Francisco's local hire ordinance
• San Mateo County may ban foam takeout containers
• Gun-toting 84-year-old who illegally feeds birds threatens to shoot city worker
• Skyline College student mechanics take apart gender stereotype
• After making a name for itself, East Contra Costa seeks wine label
• Millbrae chamber lauds businesses, volunteers at annual dinner
• Yee bill seeks to create some local control over Cow Palace decisions
• Father killed, son injured after Redwood City high speed chase
• Cal to cut men's baseball, gymnastics
• Sanctuary officials urged to be lenient on personal watercraft at maverick's big wave surf spot
• FDA approves first 3-D mammography device
• Egypt's revolution will remake the Middle East, but how?
• Mercury News staff writers win awards
• Shades of 'Seinfeld': Maine bottle scam alleged
• Salesman: Hackers use Chinese company's servers
• Tech Notebook: Apple, 'optimization' and the Verizon iPhone
• Mercury News staff writers win awards
• Energy budget calls for cuts in several programs
• US weighs tougher approach with Pakistan
• WH contenders woo conservative activists
• Pot peddlers pilfered while lunching in Berkeley
• Smartphone apps for theme park visitors
• Justice Department assertion: FBI can get phone records without oversight
• Police: Father wrote he killed missing Swiss twins
• Santa Cruz area tagger admits to nine counts of vandalism
• Antioch elementary school looks to improve with new principal, staff
• Devils end Sharks' five-game winning streak
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland shooting victims should recover; South Bay pot busts on hold
• State controller tells valley leaders that California needs 'honest' budgets
• Pandora: Oakland music site files for IPO of up to $100 million
• Merchants delay California Ave. street project
• South Bay pot busts on hold while DA reviews medical marijuana laws
• Ex-Gov. Schwarzenegger plans return to the movies
• Google exec in Egypt tweets on revolution
• San Jose: Boy who got finger stuck in truck getting gift from Mattel
• Southern California Chinese program prompts school board recall
• Watsonville woman says men kidnapped her at gunpoint, forced her to withdraw money from bank
• Pizarro: Alum Rock Community Center shows off success stories
• Bay Area reaction: 'extremely proud of the Egyptian people'
• Conservationists file complaint over landfill land
• San Jose: Police release sketch of suspect in hit-and-run crash
• San Jose: San Leandro man arrested in woman's stabbing death
• Discovery Bay seeks intern help
• Bonds to be arraigned March 1 on latest indictment against him
• Egypt: Mubarak steps down, hands control to military
• Cal baseball team not ready to give up the fight
• Pittsburg agrees to purchase restaurant in Old Town
• Jackie Speier offers online, financial privacy bills
• San Jose: Man arrested in stabbing death of jewelry store owner
• Mountain View man robbed, threatened with knife
• AcelRx IPO: Redwood City company's stock falls in trading debut
• Wireless advances could mean no more cell towers
• California real estate: $1 million-plus home sales up last year
• Former Oakland A's manager Chuck Tanner dies at 82
• Shots fired during fight in downtown Hayward alley
• Santa Cruz Police arrest man with meth, dagger, flare gun, burglary tools
• Dublin man arrested in brass knuckles attack
• Biz Break: 'Revolution 2.0' for Googler in Egypt; plus: Nokia, Microsoft take on Apple, Android
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Architectural Review Board
• San Mateo County authorities seek husband of woman found dead
• SPORTS: SHP girls win third straight WBAL championship
• Rio Vista council rejects member's effort to lower water, sewer rates
• Magnitude 7 quake jolts southern Chile
• Mercury News interview: Eisuke Tsuyuzaki, chief technology officer, Panasonic Corp. of North America
• Cal eliminates baseball, men's gymnastics
• Schwarzenegger says he's returning to acting
• Motorcyclist killed during pursuit by CHP on Highway 101 in Redwood City
• Search crews rescue 3 lost San Jose bicyclists shivering near Saratoga
• 60-year sentence for Chandra Levy's killer
• Castro Valley fatal crash victim was San Jose man
• End of the line for Caltrain?
• West Bay Opera takes on 'Turandot'
• Analysis: Historic moment may force U.S. to revise its policy playbook
• Nokia: Phone maker, Microsoft team up to compete with Apple, Google
• Tall Tree Award honorees announced
• East Palo Alto youth to get sports field
• Oakland man on America's Most Wanted list
• Jobless claims at lowest level since 2008
• Mortgage default notices slow sharply in January
• Official: Ohio gas explosion seen and heard for miles
• Reported errors double in air traffic control
• Bay Area weather: Sunny weekend, wet for return-to-work Monday
• San Diego County says gays can renew wedding vows
• Navy agrees to participate in clean-up of toxic air at Moffett Field
• Menlo Park country club wants to ax 82 trees
• For Stanford women, the hits keep on coming
• Missing Southern California couple's car found in San Mateo County
• Case dropped in 2008 killing of shopkeeper
• Cal men's basketball routed by Washington 109-77
• Stanford repels Washington State's big rally
• Saint Mary's men top Santa Clara 65-59
• Juan Martin del Potro looks strong in SAP Open win
• Golden State's offense vanishes in desert
• AT&T PEBBLE BEACH NATIONAL PRO-AM NOTES: Ex-Stanford stars Joseph Bramlett and Zack Miller enjoy reunion
• D.A. Points laughs all way to a 63 with Bill Murray as his partner
• Tm Kawakami: Alex Cejka's double eagle gets Pebble Beach Pro-Am off to terrific start
• Purdy: AT&T at Pebble Beach more than just golf
• At the Buzzer: Granada turns up volume with McKenna Daly, defense
• Memo: Cal Fire could serve five cities for a 'staggering' savings
• Byron man was born to live in same house
• Stanford study: You'll have better luck with a valentine if you have a few things in common
• A father knows best: Vint Cerf re-thinks the Internet in Stanford talk
• David Jones to head human resources at Stanford
• Global settings, New York streets: Two photography exhibits at Cantor
• Slow, steady recovery for the Port of Oakland
• Five men injured in unrelated shootings in West and East Oakland
• San Jose police investigate Kaiser employee
• Guerrero finally gets shot at Katsidis
• Sources: Baseball, men's gymnastics might not survive the cut at Cal
• Jerry Brown's style in plane view on Southwest
• Travelers, mark your calendars: SFO's new terminal opens April 14
• Charges likely in crash that killed Pacifica man
• Man accused of Millbrae slaying could face death penalty
• District shaping plans for former Burlingame school, targeting November bond to renovate it
• Black history celebrated at museum in Burlingame
• Walnut Creek man arrested in fatal San Francisco crash
• U.S. faces stark choice as Mubarak clings to office
• Steep climb to add drama to Stage 4 finish of Tour of California in San Jose
• Sunnyvale: Crime in city drops 17 percent from 2009
• Cupertino City Council continues discussion on green building ordinance
• Nash leads Suns to 112-88 romp over Warriors
• Republican leaders promise push for more cuts
• Oakland's 19th Street Station serves up stiff drinks and nostalgia
• Alameda County family homelessness dropped 13 percent between 2007 and 2009
• Home mortgage rates rise above 5 percent
• Trump dangles potential 2012 bid before CPAC
• Feds reduce charges against home run king Barry Bonds
• January deficit grows by $50 billion, on pace for $1.5 trillion
• Palo Alto hookah lounge owner found guilty of killing San Jose woman
• Obama promotes plan for near universal wireless
• Mubarak will hand over power to vice president but won't leave
• Pete Stark jabs at religious right with 'Darwin Day' resolution
• Workplaces turning to tobacco-free hiring
• Theater review: 'What We're Up Against' at the Magic in San Francisco
• WikiLeaks angry about former staff member's book
• Teen injured in fight at Cal Ave train station
• Afghan proposal would clamp down on women's shelters
• Alleged revenge attack on Los Gatos priest headed to trial
• 7-year-old allegedly sexually assaulted at Oakland Boys and Girls Club
• An Oakland school cut its last AP course, but teachers are teaching it anyway
• Natural gas explosion in Pennsylvania kills 5 people
• Fisher: An uphill battle for cement plant opponents
• Minority leaders protest hiring practices at tech companies
• Cassidy: Peters Bakery finds Silicon Valley friends on Facebook
• Cisco shares tumble after report of lower profits
• California Supreme Court: Merchants can't ask patrons for ZIP codes
• Palo Alto woman surprises intruder in her home
• Do you live in an earthquake fault zone? Find out with new online maps
• Desk purported to be Hitler's for sale in San Diego County
• Ambassador Susan Rice hosts virtual town hall at Twitter's San Francisco headquarters
• Jobless claims at lowest level since 2008
• Verizon iPhone: Device arrives where AT&T service was spotty
• Mortgage default notices slow sharply in January
• Yahoo to launch tablet-based news and magazine service
• Boosted by Android and Apple, smartphones outsell PCs for the first time
• Roadshow: Highway 4 improvements in snow country to begin this spring
• Pizarro: Big grant spurs big ideas for MACLA expansion
• Kin of famous Lucy had feet like modern people
• San Jose: Woman stabbed in city s 11th homicide of 2011
• Appeals court wipes out San Jose drunken driver's vehicular manslaughter conviction
• San Jose: Man sentenced to prison in child porn case
• Bell official says former city manager ordered release of false salary figures
• San Jose: Real estate company owner pleads no contest to grand theft
• Jury finds Zumot guilty of first-degree murder
• BREAKING NEWS: GUILTY: Palo Alto man convicted of murder
• Wolverton: HP's TouchPad may be too little, too late
• Petty theft tops youth arrests in Palo Alto
• Young salmon shark washes up on Stinson Beach
• SPORTS: Stanford's Bradley Klahn gains experience in singles loss
• Cal athletics: Coach says it appears favorable that all five cut sports will be reinstated
• Microsoft releases near-final version of Internet Explorer 9
• Verizon iPhone debut greeted with short lines
• Biz Break: Verizon iPhone: frenzy or fizzle? Plus: Cisco stock dives 14%
• Marin County Jail inmate died by hanging
• San Jose Earthquakes could face a tough road back to playoffs
• 'Very large decline' in Marin coho salmon
• Hayward police investigate groping incident at Chabot College
• Obama promotes plan for near universal high-speed wireless
• New Reagan postage stamp unveiled in Simi Valley
• Google, Facebook reportedly consider buying Twitter
• Mortgage rates: Average on 30-year home loans hits 5.05 percent
• San Jose stage will test Tour of California cyclists
• Motorcyclist who died near Milpitas identified as 69-year-old Twain Harte man
• Agilent: Santa Clara tech company closes acquisition of A2
• Mississippi license plate proposed to honor KKK leader
• Watchdogs project spiking costs for high-speed rail
• Twitter founder tweets his breakfast menu
• Two mountain lions seen near Canada College
• 'Unlocking creativity' is subject of Feb. 15 talk
• Herhold: The fight over Lou's Village in Willow Glen
• 'American Idol': Santa Cruz singer blows away the judges
• Dustin Johnson returns to his Pebble Beach playground
• Poole: Denver coach George Karl is calmer but still a fighter
• North Korea refusing more military talks with South Korea
• Is it now 'uncool' to major in the humanities?
• Golden State Warriors defeat Denver Nuggets 116-114
• SAP Open not sapped of its star power, No. 1 seed Fernando Verdasco rolls
• Fate of five sports at Cal may be announced Thursday
• San Mateo County city leaders explore regional approach to plastic bag restrictions
• Belmont lands solar company with 500 jobs
• San Jose Sharks charge back to another win
• John Horgan: SamTrans driver an honest man
• Man attempted to run down officer, police say
• School kids sample opera at the California
• Stanford medical research team builds tiny broken hearts
• Man arrested in connection with Feb. 5 kidnapping and assault of woman
• Nprth Korea refusing more military talks with South Korea
• Afghan human rights advocates shift focus to Taliban
• Wolverton: HP's TouchPad may be too little, too late
• Steve Nash still going strong at 37
• Mexicans divided on firing of journalist for asking about Calderon's alleged drinking problem
• House Republicans take EPA chief to task
• House leaders battle turmoil in GOP ranks
• San Jose poll finds residents warming to the idea of new taxes
• N.Y. Rep. Christopher Lee resigns after shirtless photo story
• Want a celebrity autograph at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am?
• Surgery in the womb benefits spina bifida cases, study says
• Pizarro: Theater group looking for a spot on the Peninsula
• New iPhone, iPad app helps you keep track of sins
• Higher food prices ahead after corn reserves sink
• Hackers breach tech systems
• Cisco Systems: Earnings beat expectations, but stock slides after hours
• East Bay leaders join in fighting for redevelopment, but not all agree
• Obama aides are split on next step in Egypt
• Mobster fugitive rebuilt life in rural Idaho
• Charges sought against Concord woman in case of missing teen
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose firefighters save toddler's finger by cutting truck apart; Police identify man killed in Oakland
• AP source: Clapper sees al-Qaida as top threat
• Prosecutors seek immediate trial for Berlusconi
• Former Chico State student gets jail, probation for drug charges relating to San Jose woman's death
• Hayward transient facing felony indecent exposure charges
• Strikes in Egypt add to pressure from protests
• Hewlett-Packard unveils rival to iPad, two new webOS smartphones
• Agency approves Antioch's request to provide water services for power plant
• Police investigating possible homicide
• Witness: Jesuit center in Los Gatos houses priests on 'list' of alleged and convicted molesters
• Study suggests higher stroke risk with diet soda
• CDC: More strokes hitting young, middle-aged folks
• White House says no to emergency AK-47 regulation
• San Jose firefighters cut apart truck to save toddler's stuck finger
• Roadshow: The 'socialism' debate, continued
• San Jose: Reward in hit-and-run that injured woman, 18, raised to $5,000
• Menlo Park to reach out before poisoning again
• Jerry Brown drops plan to sell state buildings
• Obama campaigns for wider access to high-speed Internet
• Activision: Video game maker to axe 'Guitar Hero' series, reduces quarterly loss
• Slide show: Protesters blast priest outside San Jose courtroom
• Byron man was born to live in same house
• Discovery Bay seeks intern help
• Lohan pleads not guilty to felony theft charge
• Hayward police: Two robberies Tuesday may be connected
• iPhone, iPad app helps Catholics tally their sins
• Appeals court overturns PlayStation murder verdict
• Biz Break: HP vs. Apple: Verizon iPhone tomorrow; 3 webOS gadgets by summer
• Board of Supervisors says century-old quarry in Cupertino still has vested rights
• Stanford team builds tiny broken hearts
• Space serenade: Astronaut has 4 flutes in orbit
• 14 Fremont homes evacuated after gas line ruptured
• REAL ESTATE: Kenneth Drive home sells for $1.2 million
• Advanced Micro Devices: 2 executives step down at Sunnyvale chipmaker
• Santa Cruz County panel passes medical marijuana rules
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Southern California school workers win $12 million jackpot
• Police: Thousands contacted in UK hacking case
• Intuitive Surgical: Sunnyvale company's board OKs $400M stock buyback
• PlaySpan: Visa buying Santa Clara online payment company for $190M
• Toyota safety problems: Government finds no electronic flaws
• Silicon Valley home prices suffer 'double dip'
• Danville's hero pilot Sullenberger sues over real estate deal
• Colorado woman mistakenly given abortion drug waits on fate of fetus
• 'Redwall' author Brian Jacques dies at 71
• Senators: Punish misusers of body scanner images
• Police identify man fatally shot in East Oakland
• Fisherman's Wharf merchant pleads not guilty in slaying
• Demonstrators protest spending on new San Quentin death row
• Ohio police: Girl was locked in bathroom for years
• Blizzard roars through U.S.'s snow-weary midsection
• PG&E leaders: No other sections of pipe like San Bruno found so far in Northern California
• Inman: Giants pitcher Matt Cain remains Mr. Clutch
• Silicon Valley home prices suffer 'double dip'
• New showcase Apple Store in downtown Palo Alto gets early nod
• Stanford imposes contract terms on nursing union
• Mountain View council OKs sharing Shoreline funds with schools
• Ravenswood school district puts parcel tax on May 3 ballot; Redwood City district may hold for 2012
• What should America do in Egypt? Try nothing, says Stanford expert
• Stanford raises undergraduate tuition 3.5 percent for 2011-12 academic year
• Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
• Top seeds fall at SAP Open
• Obama's $53 billion high-speed rail pledge could fund huge chunk of California's project
• Man faces five years for Daly City slashing
• San Mateo County college district weighs $300 million-$500 million bond measure
• Millbrae Safeway rebuilding project approved, work to start in January 2012
• Go-ahead nears for new, modern Apple store
• PG&E leaders: No other sections of pipe like San Bruno found so far in Northern California
• Sharks beat Capitals as Niemi posts second straight shutout
• Kids save production of quirky play 'Holes' in Foster City
• Golden State Warriors sorely lacking inside scoring punch
• Cal might be forced to reinstate eliminated sports to comply with Title IX
• Tim Kawakami: To fix his game and image, Tiger Woods ought to ramp up his schedule
• Antioch looks to promote existing volunteer opportunities
• No looking back for Santa Clara men's basketball team
• 'Glee' comes to San Jose
• 'Sponsored Bills' project lands Mercury News investigative reporting honor
• Study: Lymph node surgery for breast cancer not always needed
• Job openings fall for second straight month
• Obama has kicked smoking habit, first lady says
• GOP sponsoring bills to expand abortion restrictions
• AP impact: At CIA, grave mistakes, then promotions
• Zumot's fate now in jury's hands
• East Bay women return to help in Afghanistan
• Obama offering rescue to states
• U.S. increases pressure on Pakistan over detained American
• House won't fund health care overhaul, GOP leader says
• Used iPhone, Android? eBay to pay $200 for some smartphones
• Campbell district opens five new theaters
• A Mexican city's troubles reshape its families
• Facebook moving to Menlo Park's former Sun Microsystems campus
• Judge halts any Ecuadorean award against Chevron
• Police arrest woman accused of leaving newborn in South Carolina arena toilet
• U.N. issues warning on China drought
• Case begins against two Eritrean men accused of killing in-laws on Thanksgiving
• Record spending in Oakland mayor's race
• O'Brien: Lessons on retirement savings from the rollercoaster stock market ride
• Federal judge tours new San Quentin execution chamber
• Assange's attorney: Sweden acted improperly in probe
• Roadshow: Flashing hazard lights to alert other motorists can be a good idea
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: CEO of troubled Caltrain earns top pay in state; Baking owl pellets causes havoc at college
• Violence continues in Iraq as U.S. mission changes
• Grass Valley: Police help settle couple's Facebook photo feud
• Facebook's Zuckerberg gets restraining order against man accused of stalking him
• Deputies search for man who attacked Cabrillo College student
• Two men charged in shooting at officers
• Two San Jose cops win award for robbery bust
• Fisher: Finding Innisfree
• San Jose cops: Steelers fan attacked by Raiders devotees before Super Bowl
• 'Glee' comes to San Jose
• Man sought in Chinatown sexual assault
• Biz Break: Verizon iPhone: A better antenna? Plus: Facebook's move across 101
• Paraplegic man sues Disney over 'Small World' ride
• Pizarro: Feathers may be flying in San Jose on Sunday
• FCC to use phone subsidy to pay for high-speed Internet in rural, poor areas
• New charges announced in insider trading probe involving Silicon Valley firm
• Lindsay Lohan to be charged with felony grand theft
• 'Sponsored Bills' project lands Mercury News investigative reporting honor
• San Jose elementary school shelters in place as police deal with 'erratic' man
• Arianna Huffington: Can she transform AOL like she has herself?
• Faith groups unite for 'youth well-being' meeting
• 'Declaration of war' in nurses' contract impasse
• Marin Catholic baseball player is back playing after nearly dying last year
• As Eastern snow melts, it's leaving a big mess
• Syria may be lifting Facebook, YouTube ban
• Toyota safety problems: Government finds no electronic flaws
• Marin County Jail inmate found dead in cell
• 10 injured in gas tank explosion in southeastern Turkey
• Baking owl pellets behind evacuation of Cal State East Bay building
• Warriors' Dorell Wright to compete in 3-point contest at NBA All-Star Game
• Freed young Google manager continues to lead, energize Egyptian protests
• Suspicious fires do $100,000 in damage at Hayward strip mall
• Facebook moving headquarters to Menlo Park
• $17 million slated for fighting the European grapevine moth in California
• Computer pioneer Ken Olsen dies at age 84
• San Jose: Dog dies in apartment fire; another dog is rescued
• Troubled grandson of J. Paul Getty dies at 54
• Obama to call for $53B for high-speed rail
• VTA proposals could save Caltrain -- for now
• Duvenecks central to 'Touching Lives' exhibit
• 'I'm robbing you, sir:' Washington's 'polite' robber arrested
• San Jose man dies from beating
• Redevelopment agencies in San Jose, Oakland, rushing to assemble ballpark plans
• Warriors can't keep up with Suns
• Purdy: Joseph Bramlett hopes to make history at Pebble Beach
• Inman: Northern California is the new hotbed for quarterbacks
• Council lauds proposed fire department changes
• Palo Alto takes hard look at fire department
• Palo Alto woman returns from trip to find someone had been staying in her home
• Stanford research offers new insight into leatherback turtles' behavior
• Three Stanford scholars selected as APS fellows
• Pete Sampras, Gail Monfils leave them laughing in SAP Open exhibition
• No trades looming for Sharks as NHL deadline approaches
• Daly City, Colma schools chief retiring
• South San Francisco teen in jail, San Jose girl dead after DUI crash
• Mavericks surfer rescue puts Jet Skis in the spotlight
• Suspected member of South American jewelry theft ring sentenced to 3 years for Burlingame heist
• O'Brien: What the AOL deal for the Huffington Post means for Yahoo
• Despite historic financial woes, Caltrain CEO's $400,000 paycheck is state's highest
• Man hurls heavy plastic lid at another's head outside Mountain View club
• Egypt's leaders seek to project air of normalcy
• U.S. seeks to balance competing goals in Egypt
• Obama to CEOs: Ask what you can do for America
• O'Brien: What the AOL deal for the Huffington Post means for Yahoo
• Feds settle case of woman fired over Facebook post criticizing boss
• FDIC seeks delay in bonuses for top bank execs
• Obama's speech draws mixed reaction in Silicon Valley
• Groupon to tweak controversial TV ads
• More candor urged in care of dying cancer patients
• California lawmaker set to resign from House
• Patriot Act extension hits GOP resistance
• After earmarks ban, many local projects are on hold
• Two robbers assault man in Menlo Park carport
• Zumot concludes testimony in his own murder trial
• Oakland man arrested in stabbing of San Leandro woman
• Santa Cruz County Supes to consider $604M redevelopment contract
• Palo Alto resident with webcam warns of intruder
• Obama's speech draws mixed reaction in Silicon Valley
• Orinda man dies while running SF half-marathon
• Super Bowl sets record with 111 million viewers in US
• Fog burned off by climate change threatens to stunt Muir Woods' majestic redwoods
• Volunteers sought to serve on civil grand jury in Santa Clara County
• San Jose: Family of 18-year-old woman tries to find hit-and-run driver
• By one measure, federal taxes lowest since 1950
• Central Valley man killed by armed bird at cockfight
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man arrested in stabbing of San Leandro woman; South Bay college district may lose accreditation
• Herhold: Taking life beyond the Google motto
• UC, CSU face deep cuts but will avoid fee hikes
• John Horgan: BART-only north of Millbrae?
• Roadshow: Adopt-a-Highway program getting back on track
• Families of detained hikers in Iran hope case nearing resolution
• Intel resumes shipments of faulty chip
• Feds settle case of woman fired over Facebook post criticizing boss
• AOL steps up news, ad effort with Huffington Post deal
• SPORTS: Gunn's Lee pins down some school history
• Pizarro: Children's Musical Theater fundraiser full of surprises
• Cisco gives home Internet access to students at Oakland school
• How Huffington Post became a star -- and why AOL wants it
• East Bay SPCA adopted record number of animals into homes last year
• Apple's iPad: European newspapers complain about subscription plan
• Woman abducted in Oakland turns up at hospital
• Poll: Frisky folks choose snuggling over Snuggies
• Sand Hill School serves struggling early learners
• Defense begins for man accused of murdering Marin girl's killer
• San Jose police arrest man after woman reports being choked
• Best Buy: The details behind electronics retailer's 'Buy Back' program
• Fake iPhones seized, 2 arrested in L.A. Port probe
• Groupon: Deals site's Super Bowl commercials raise ire
• Find cheap or free means to file taxes
• Google executive freed by Egyptian authorities
• Biz Break: AOL + TechCrunch + Huffington Post = 'Wait. What happened?'
• Man hospitalized after West Oakland shooting
• Gilroy: 3 men tie up homeowner, take his gun collection
• San Jose: Plane damaged during 'hard' landing at Reid-Hillview Airport
• San Jose/Evergreen college district ordered to fix problems or lose accreditation
• Wolverton: Apple iPad is about to get competition from Google, others
• Google: Manager held in Egypt protests has been freed
• Armed thieves rob man in carport on Willow Road
• Southern California meat company recalls 3,170 pounds of beef
• Simitian: June tax extension crucial for K-12 education
• Gilroy: After 3-hour standoff, 2 men arrested in death of Chico man
• Stanford Ave will be one lane through Thursday
• San Mateo County: Motorist still critical after car plummets down cliff
• Field of dreams
• Warm temps 'shatter, obliterate' records across the Bay Area
• Man collapses, dies during San Francisco foot race
• Two labor markets: Fewer layoffs, but jobs are still hard to find
• Report: 77-year-old woman died after riding Disney carousel
• Audit: College districts do not understand records laws
• Petaluma: Police arrest man suspected of punching a victim that refused to buy him beer
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Darth Vader, catering dogs
• Egypt stock market to resume trading Sunday
• Kawakami: Green Bay Packers have all the makings of a dynasty
• Report: World Expo 2020 would drive $5.6 billion to Silicon Valley economy
• Wolverton: Apple iPad is about to get competition from Google, others
• Betting on news, AOL to buy The Huffington Post
• Firefighters respond to blaze near San Francisco's Castro District
• Ancient shells meet high-tech: Stanford researchers study the sound of pre-Incan conches
• Warm temps 'shatter, obliterate' records across the Bay Area
• Stanford's 'molecular autopsies' hope to help grieving families
• Super Bowl: Packers defeat Steelers
• Super Bowl key play: Desmond Bishop scoops up loose ball for Green Bay Packers
• La Honda man deserves gold stars for developing Feel Good Tracker app for iPhones
• New dean joins Cañada College
• Golden State Warriors defense showing improvement
• Federal judge set to tour new San Quentin death chamber
• Run at Super Bowl attendance record thwarted by construction issues
• Pharmacies under siege from robbers seeking drugs
• Roadshow: Hybrids now on road don't need smog check
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• James Blake starts comeback this week at San Jose's SAP Open
• At war with the Taliban's shadowy rule in Afghanistan
• Egyptians seek normalcy after days of unrest
• In Egypt, security forces target activists
• 2 arrested in fatal Ohio fraternity house shooting
• Roadshow: Hybrids now on road don't need smog check
• AP Exclusive: Fearful Russian lawmaker flees to U.S.
• Iran opens trial of 3 Americans on spy charges
• Iran opens trial of three Americans on spy charges
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Review: Pianist Greg Anderson goes for a new audience, with mixed results
• Plane crashes near Reid-Hillview airport, no injuries
• Small explosive device detonated near San Mateo business district
• Egypt VP meets opposition, offers new concessions
• Reagan celebrated by Nancy, Beach Boys on 100th
• Police: 1 dead, 11 shot at Ohio fraternity house
• Schools to require new vaccine for pertussis
• San Mateo officials warn of phone scams
• Al-Jazeera reporter detained for 7 hours in Egypt
• Tunisian minister suspends ex-ruling party
• Woman's body found in 'state of advanced decomposition' in south San Jose
• 'Roommate' earns top box-office bunk with $15.6M
• AAA offers free cab rides on Super Bowl Sunday
• Man, 69, killed after motorcycle falls off cliff near Milpitas
• Patriots' Brady unanimous choice for NFL MVP
• Livermore police investigate death of man who fell from I-580 overpass
• Exotic car tour provides vroom with a view
• Nasmeh's girlfriend: Harms' brother told me 'move, or I'll kill you, too'
• San Jose: Warm home to 35 year old snowball
• 'Inception,' 'Social Network' win at writer awards
• Mark Purdy: All signs point to Pittsburgh Steelers winning Super Bowl
• Santa Clara falls 68-62 to USF
• Cal fails in upset bid, lose to No. 21 Arizona in 3 OTs
• Stanford men defeat Arizona State 83-75
• Stanford women tie mark with 48th straight Pac-10 win
• Golden State Warriors defeat Chicago Bulls 101-90
• Cassidy: For a New York company, IBM's had a big influence on Silicon Valley
• Susan Wojcicki: The most important Googler you've never heard of
• Herhold: A powerful politician's San Jose past
• San Jose: Warm home to 35 year old snowball
• O'Brien: Russian investor making waves in Silicon Valley
• Hillsborough residents upset over removal of more than 200 large trees at CSM
• Twain Harte man, 69, dies in motorcyle crash
• Film seeks freedom for U.S. hikers detained in Iran
• World champion San Francisco Giants bask in FanFest
• Woman rescued from third story during Hayward blaze
• STATES STRUGGLE TO FIND A WAY TO TAKE GUNS FROM THE UNSTABLE
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• Mubarak's men key to US reform hopes in Egypt
• Farmers watch harsh winter crush their livelihoods
• Chicago residents call 'dibs' on dug-out parking
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• Sudan army mutinies kill at least 41 as Southern independence nears
• Roadshow: Is saving Caltrain 'socialism'?
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• Arizona survives for 107-105 triple-OT win at Cal
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• Roadshow: Is saving Caltrain 'socialism'?
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• They call 5-year-old Sammie Cate Demera the 'chicken whisperer'
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• Warriors guard Charlie Bell arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Parents of strong-willed teens gain strategies
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• Niemi gets shutout as Sharks beat Bruins 2-0
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• Egypt ruling party leaders resign but regime holds
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• Man shot by San Mateo cop sentenced to year in prison
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• Wintry weather causes injuries at Dallas stadium before Super Bowl
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• Lawyer: Trial of three American hikers to start Sunday in Iran
• U.S.-Russia nuclear arms treaty takes effect
• San Francisco Giants' Pablo Sandoval looking fit as a fiddle
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• Blast, huge fire at Egyptian pipeline
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• Unemployment falls to 9 percent; only 36,000 new jobs added
• In mattress wars, Sealy adopts a Simmons technology
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• Mourners salute beloved Hmong leader Gen. Vang Pao
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• Tech Notebook: Verizon iPhone? AT&T strikes back with 4G Android
• Mountain View pressured to share more Shoreline tax revenue with school districts
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• EGYPTIAN OFFICIALS DISCUSS TRANSITION
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• Future of Byron youth detention facility could depend on June special election
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• San Jose firefighter injured during blaze at fourplex
• Zumot grilled over turbulent relationship
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hayward man eyes world record; San Jose airport may employ private security
• Report: Eric Chavez signs with New York Yankees
• Google exec is held captive, Egyptians say
• Man flown to trauma center after being struck by a bus in Watsonville
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg: He got computer exposure young, dad says
• Canadian phone scammers con local grandparents
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• Up to 180 people involved in Emeryville bar brawl
• San Jose airport: City exploring replacing cops with private security to cut costs
• How Google removed the muzzle on Twitter in Egypt
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• Army denies Hmong general Vang Pao burial at Arlington cemetery
• Better salmon returns in Delta give fishermen hope
• Verizon iPhone: Early sales suspended after record first day for carrier
• Approval nears for Contra Costa plan to integrate inmates back into society
• Suspected DUI driver crashes through Santa Cruz front yards
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• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Human Relations Commission
• Review: 'Collapse' at Berkeley's Aurora Theatre
• Pizarro: Cupertino searching for its poetic muse
• Bellagio heist soured quickly for accused bandit
• 'Overqualified' applicant may be best person for job
• State legislator pushes for historic public access to juvenile dependency courts statewide
• Giants extend contracts for Bruce Bochy, Brian Sabean
• At least six people hurt by ice falling off Cowboys Stadium
• 49ers promote Tom Gamble to director of player personnel
• Unemployment falls to 9 percent; only 36,000 new jobs added
• Police ask public's help in locating missing Dublin man
• Biz Break: Verizon iPhone: A 'voracious appetite for Apple products'
• Mercury News interview: Lip-Bu Tan, president and CEO of Cadence Design Systems
• Man suspected of Hayward stabbing turns himself in
• San Jose firefighter injured during blaze at fourplex
• SPORTS: Palo Alto sends its top athletes off to college
• Woman drowns trying to rescue dog from surf
• Salinas: Man masquerading as vet accused of mutilating dogs
• Suit over Google tax breaks rejected by North Carolina Supreme Court
• Three injured in East Oakland shooting
• Three-car crash snarls traffic on Highway 101
• Neighboring cities eye regional services
• 2011 'Lifetimes of Achievement' honorees announced
• Cupertino officials find lead contamination at prospective dog park location
• Pizza war leaves more than tomato sauce all over San Rafael business
• Pennsylvania steelworkers told to work during Super Bowl
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' astronaut husband decides to fly shuttle
• Multi-car crash cleared after blocking traffic in Mountain View
• 3 plead not guilty to Southern California theft of Olympic gold medal
• Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• Sunny skies for Bay Area, deadly ice in southern parts of country
• NJ woman accused of hitting boy who dropped bagel with frying pan
• Ed Blog: Lessons in teacher appreciation
• San Jose police release photo in seeking credit union robber
• More than 200 evacuated during fire at San Jose homeless shelter
• Two orphaned bears returned to wild in Sierra
• 'So far, so good' for salt pond restoration effort
• Three SF fires in an hour believed arson
• Caltrain proposes shuttering half its stations
• Facebook, already ubiquitous in Washington, aims to beef up its lobbying power
• Cell phone antenna facility proposed for Sand Hill Road
• San Carlos man who claims he was falsely arrested asks judge to declare 'factual innocence'
• Mountain View gadfly says city is trying to take his property
• World War II Japanese-American veteran given civilian award
• Student mental health takes center stage at senate meeting
• Middle East scholar offers a historical perspective on Egypt uprising
• The humanities in America – an endangered species?
• Stanford Police Chief Laura Wilson talks about campus crime alerts
• Cal men defeat Arizona State 66-62
• Monta Ellis takes All-Star snub in stride, leads Golden State Warriors to win
• Stanford men fall to Arizona 78-69
• State high court upholds San Pablo murder conviction
• Mac-centric dating service helps users find the Apple of their eye
• Stanford women extend Pac-10 win streak
• FDA sued over shipments of execution drug
• Homeless to get free rides on mass transit in Santa Clara County
• Some fear movement's leaderless status may become liability
• Egypt widens crackdown but also offers more concessions
• Herhold: A DUI sentence that remembers the past
• Killer pleads no contest to 1975 San Jose rape, stabbing and strangulation
• Palo Alto Philharmonic Spring Chamber Concert
• Caltrain fatally strikes pedestrian in Sunnyvale
• Pedestrian killed on Caltrain tracks in Sunnyvale
• Census estimates show big gains for U.S. minorities
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• Dueling protests in Yemen unfold peacefully
• Reporters beaten and cameras smashed in Cairo struggle
• Republicans propose $32 billion in budget cuts
• Contra Costa Superior Court seeks civil grand jury applicants
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Parolee found hiding in garage attic, arrested; South Bay: Lunar New Year festivities under way
• Livermore bank robbery suspect hunted in Oakland
• High-speed rail leaders delay release of Bay Area plans for at least a year
• Judge denies bid for release of Aptos brothers accused of molesting two girls
• Dugard kidnap suspect Phillip Garrido ruled mentally fit to stand trial; plea deal likely
• Roadshow: Congestion pricing unlikely to come to San Mateo, Dumbarton bridges
• Safeway sued for not notifying club card users of recalls
• Highs and lows at San Jose antiques fair
• Senators criticize FBI, Army in Fort Hood tragedy
• Sand spill causes huge Bay Bridge traffic jam
• Pizarro: History San Jose to honor Sharron and Carl Cookson
• Super Bowl: San Jose's James Jones makes the leap with Green Bay Packers
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• Another kidnapping attempt reported in Milpitas
• Obama provides insights into his faith at National Prayer Breakfast
• Pittsburg crime rate at 50-year low, police say
• New lineup for Haitian presidential runoff
• East Bay students among dozens who fell ill while attending outdoor school
• Menlo Park police arrest four on drug charges
• Night Owl: Oakland eats big at Uncle Dougie's Fridays
• Arrest made in $1.5 million Bellagio casino chip heist
• SPORTS: Pedersen makes her final visit to Arizona as a Cardinal
• San Jose: Gang leader sentenced to life in prison for murders, racketeering
• Sunny skies on horizon for Bay Area
• Sanity review still pending for woman accused of smothering her child
• Verizon iPhone: Carrier says it may need to slow data for heaviest users
• Cassidy: MIT s Sherry Turkle says there s a time to text and a time to talk
• Google gets record 75,000 job applications in one week
• Tech review: Verizon iPhone arrives, but should you buy one?
• Biz Break: Apple vs. Android: As Verizon iPhone orders begin, AT&T strikes back
• ABC's Christiane Amanpour interviews Mubarak
• South Bay: Lunar New Year festivities under way
• Review: 'The Dresser,' an acting masterclass at San Jose Rep
• Palo Alto High-Speed Rail Committee hopes to change name and focus
• Caltrain board: 'The crisis is at hand'
• Bay Area air district grants $9 million to reduce emissions
• Census estimates show big gains for US minorities
• San Francisco firefighters investigating three blazes in Castro district
• Joe Simitian to hold 'education update' in Palo Alto Saturday
• Egypt army moves to stop assault on protesters
• Apple: Push for iPhone maker to reveal succession plan backed by ISS
• Vodafone says Egypt forced carrier to send text messages
• 10 Super Bowl commercials to watch
• Quan, Oakland CEDA ask for calm amid redevelopment fears
• Cleantech companies off to a good start
• Sunnyvale: Crime in city drops 17 percent from 2009
• Regional Transportation Commission OKs more Santa Cruz area rail line funding
• Supervised release ordered for former Santa Cruz mortgage broker accused of embezzlement
• San Francisco: Surfer rescued from riptide near Ocean Beach
• Autopsy: Boy pulled from Delta canal drowned
• San Rafael police officer charged with felony assault
• Santa Clara County judge Davila another step closer to joining federal bench
• Palo Alto Realtor target of 'grandparents' scam
• Gunfire erupts in Alabama court; no word on injuries
• Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame to honor female artists
• Mortgage rates: Average on 30-year fixed loans rises to 4.81 percent
• Calif Supreme Court may decide soon whether to enter Prop 8 fray
• Actress Maria Schneider ('Last Tango') dead at 58
• Egypt Internet clampdown cost $90 million, OECD says
• While students shore up basics, electives are beyond reach
• Las Vegas man arrested in East Bay burglaries
• Grenades found in San Francisco neighborhood
• Voters get first chance to compare San Mateo County supervisor candidates
• Consultants recommned merging Palo Alto fire stations
• Mountain View soccer coach takes stand in defense against charges of molesting young relatives
• Balanced scoring lifts Sharks over Ducks
• Marchi's farm gets approval for water-treatment
• Daly City man arrested for $60,000 makeup theft
• San Jose State adds 16 football recruits
• Cal Bears land top defensive recruiting class in football
• New Stanford football coach David Shaw's first recruiting class ranks high
• Golden State Warriors' Andris Biedrins starting to show improvement
• Team San Jose leaders agree to release amount of former CEO's severance package
• While students shore up basics, electives are beyond reach
• Dreams of acting career causes Sunnyvale prep star to switch to USC
• Blood in Cairo square: Mubarak backers, foes clash
• Sudden split over Egypt recasts foreign policy
• Hearing put off for Saratoga man accused in hit-and-run
• Roadshow: Caltrans warns drivers to avoid 101-Tully Road construction zone
• Australian coastal towns wind- and wave-battered
• McCullum Youth Court may close due to lack of funding
• Antioch school board mulls impact of governor's proposed tax extension on budget
• Apple Store shopping scam: 27 used others' credit cards, authorities say
• Google opens Android Web store, shows 'Honeycomb' tablet software
• Arrival of Nokia bolsters Sunnyvale's hopes
• New group of street outreach workers trains to face Oakland's toughest neighborhoods
• Senate rejects repeal of health care law
• DC, Dallas and Boston lead US in job growth
• Zumot breaks down on stand: 'I still love her'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Decomposed body found in East Bay; San Jose child care worker arrested on child sex abuse charges
• Verizon iPhone: Carrier unveils pricing details for service
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• New test may help guide prostate cancer treatment
• Merge Palo Alto fire stations, consultants say
• Los Angeles officials approve first steps toward NFL stadium plan
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• Emeryville motorcycle officer thrown from bike
• Oakland man killed in solo crash on I-580
• Blizzard spreads snowy shroud over nearly half U.S.
• Herhold: I'll miss the red eyes of San Jose's plumed serpent
• Stockton toddler critical after ingesting pot resin
• Polar bear's long swim illustrates ice melt
• Man shot multiple times outside Hayward auto parts store
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• San Francisco: Coyote struck, killed near Presidio
• Neighbors in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood worry about Lou's liquor license, closing time
• Bay Area: $3.9 million approved for electric car charging stations
• Hewlett-Packard, Dell computers delayed because of Intel flaw
• Chamber ribs Schults at roast
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• EPA to limit rocket fuel chemical in tap water
• Epocrates: San Mateo health tech company's shares rise after IPO
• NeoPhotonics: San Jose tech company's stock soars after IPO
• Biz Break: Android vs. Apple: Google's 'Honeycomb,' Verizon's iPhone and iPad's Daily
• Lance Armstrong has not committed to Tour of California
• Aldo Billingslea is a major player in Bay Area theater scene
• Man accused of attempted rape in Santa Cruz parking lot arraigned
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
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• Apple Store shopping scam: 27 used others' credit cards, authorities say
• Celebration of life set Saturday for fifth-grade teacher George Flath
• San Francisco Giants mark their territorial rights with a trophy run
• New Stanford Hospital gets $150 million boost from tech companies
• 'I wanted to hurt her,' East Bay student testifies about killing mother
• Fiancee stands by suspect in Yale killing of California woman
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• Two dogs seized after killing seven sheep in Larkin Valley
• Southern California man facing life over $21 petty theft
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• Toddler's finger severed in Los Angeles escalator
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• Court denies asylum to Sonoma man who says India police beat him
• California report says teen births dropped in 2009
• Man charged in Fisherman's Wharf fatal shooting
• Bay Area gets sunny skies as much of the country endures winter storm
• Midwest buckles under storm, calls it a snow day
• Defense's case under way in Palo Alto murder-arson trial
• PG&E launches massive record search after San Bruno disaster
• Pricier water bills loom in Palo Alto
• Menlo Park council member's violation of Brown Act wasn't criminal, prosecutors conclude
• Paperwork snafu postpones appeal against East Palo Alto sports field
• Menlo Park staff recommends keeping Burgess pool manager
• San Jose Sharks rally to beat Phoenix Coyotes
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• Golden State Warriors say Monta Ellis' scoring slump isn't point of concern
• Electronic cards replace paper passes on Caltrain
• Cardinal football introduces 2011 recruiting class
• Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
• The brain knows what the nose smells, but how? Stanford researchers trace the answer
• Body of boy, 4, found; suspect still missing
• San Jose State blanketed California in search for recruits
• Despite a losing season, Cal's recruiting class a winner
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• Body of boy, 4, found; suspect still missing
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• SENATE SPENDING PANEL BANS EARMARKS FOR TWO YEARS
• Third have high bad cholesterol; half get treated
• Preservation group is new SS United States owner
• S.F. may consider ban on unsolicited phone directories
• Colossal storm roars through nation's heartland
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• AP Interview: Somali pirates torturing hostages
• Strong cyclone bears down on north Australia coast
• UN mission says 219 killed in Tunisia uprising
• Karzai won't offer Taliban 'power-sharing,' top aide says
• Afghan leader Karzai heads to India
• Swiss police: man admits abusing 100 in his care
• 100 dogs in Canada killed after business slows
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brentwood police find rifle in parolee's guitar case; Santa Cruz women charged with prostitution
• Antioch crime rate rose in 2010
• Google accuses Microsoft's Bing of 'cheating, copying' search results
• San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland flights to Midwest, East Coast canceled
• More legal wrangling over San Jose's Club Wet
• Neighbors in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood worry about Lou's liquor license, closing time
• O'Brien: Boosters say Middle East needs startups more than ever
• Group of women get prostitution charge warning in Santa Cruz
• Police investigate possibly gang-related shooting in San Bruno
• Electronic Arts: Video game giant posts loss but beats expectations
• Cisco: Video to dominate mobile data traffic
• San Jose: City Council unanimously confirms Moore as new police chief
• Crash and car fire stops traffic on southbound I-880 in Oakland
• Roadshow: Yes, Amber Alerts work
• Daly City man gets five months for elementary school burglary
• Defense begins its case in Zumot trial
• Dow has first close above 12,000 since June 2008
• Pizarro: MACLA explores the Latino side of comic books and graphic art
• Google executive goes missing in Egypt
• US auto industry off to a solid start in January
• Google can't find manager last seen in Egypt
• Milpitas: Longtime school trustee Mendizabal resigns
• Obama says Egypt's transition of power must start now
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• No arrest in mountain manhunt in Bonny Doon area
• Sheriff: Body in Delta-Mendota Canal is missing 4-year-old
• Dozens of gang members rounded up in Los Angeles sweep
• Bay Area antiquities experts fear Egyptian looters took massive toll on treasures
• Jack LaLanne eulogized in Calif as 'true saint'
• Tech firms pledge to help fund Stanford expansion
• SPORTS: Paly's Dave Winn named state coach of the year
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• Avastin: Analysis details cancer drug's rare fatal side effects
• Biz Break: Silicon Valley tech stocks surge; Dow closes above 12,000
• District attorney won't prosecute Fergusson on Brown Act violation
• San Rafael man invents device to deter laundry thefts
• Couple arrested for DUI at Palo Alto golf course
• 'Jihad Jane' terror suspect pleads guilty in Pennsylvania
• Ex-President Bush's daughter supports gay marriage
• Los Angeles homebuilder offers smog-eating tile roofs
• Crisis in Egypt: What does Omar Sharif have to say?
• Hoover School teacher in Palo Alto dies from sudden illness
• Powerline catches fire in Palo Alto, people evacuate
• Ex-Marine on trial for murder urinates in courtroom
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• Alcohol, speed caused Stanford scholar's fatal December crash
• Brentwood police arrest parolee after finding assault rifle in guitar case
• World's oldest known person dies at age 114
• Report: Russia loses contact with new satellite
• Body of Leland High grad, 24, found in lake in Arizona
• Study finds red light cameras cut fatal crashes
• San Leandro man gets 17 years for leading social networking child porn site
• Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• Santa Clara students learn you don't have to be rich to host foreign visitors
• Ice and snow force hundreds of flight cancellations
• Palo Alto murder victim had told police boyfriend threatened to kill her
• Brown urges Legislature to take budget matters to the voters
• Jordan's king sacks Cabinet amid street protests
• Senate report says Iraq is at critical juncture
• Massive crowds across Egypt demand Mubarak ouster
• Antti Niemi emerging as Sharks' 'go-to guy' in goal
• Cisco: Video to dominate mobile data traffic
• Hoover School teacher in Palo Alto dies from sudden illness
• Los Altos voters to decide fate of $193 parcel tax
• Palo Alto, Stanford at odds over revenue guarantee for proposed medical center expansion
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• Silicon Valley companies pledge unprecedented support for Stanford Hospital
• Witnesses recall Zumot's arson threats
• Felony charge for Daly City woman accused of crashing into Pacifica bar
• Stanford, Palo Alto close to deal on hospital expansion
• World's oldest known person dies at age 114
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• Palo Alto braces for rising water rates
• Egyptian army renounces use of force, officials offer talks
• Empty wallets add to pressure in Egypt
• Top bids released for six San Jose Redevelopment Agency properties
• U.S. supports role for 'non-secular' groups in Egyptian government
• Pakistan's nuclear arsenal poses challenge to U.S. policy
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• As foreigners flee, Cairo airport a scene of chaos
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• Report: Florida mom hit teen daughter before shooting
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• Antioch to pay $750,000 to settle civil rights lawsuit with ex-S.F. officer
• Monster winter storm takes aim at one-third of US
• Oakland to hire back 10 laid off officers
• Second judge strikes down health care law
• Intel finds chip design error, but raises revenue outlook
• Apple and Google have turned smartphone market on its head
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police seek two men in Concord stabbing; Santa Cruz entrepreneur tapped for startup initiative
• Morgan Hill sees jump in burglaries
• Fremont's high-flying Solyndra hits a rough patch
• Dumbarton Bridge lanes to be closed for earthquake retrofit
• $46 million spent on failed global warming measure
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• Oracle to pay $46M to settle kickback charges
• Pizarro: San Jose Jazz's new leadership making good impression
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• Police call off search at Oakland elementary school
• Man robbed in Mountain View by trio with knife
• 100 sled dogs in Canada killed after business slows
• Three puppies killed in Fremont pet shelter fire
• Government advising Americans to cut down on salt
• 'Firefly' actor Alan Tudyk arrested on suspicion of DUI in Soquel
• Roadshow: A 'socialist' solution to Caltrain woes?
• Pit bull mother and puppies die after they are rescued from East Oakland fire
• Hoover School teacher dies unexpectedly Sunday
• Park It: Stroll, fishing clinic planned at Contra Loma
• Obama taps Santa Cruz entrepreneur Jennifer Zeszut for startup initiative
• Exxon Mobil: At $9.25B, profit is oil giant's second-best ever
• Watsonville man sentenced for having sex with teen
• Biz Break: Facebook, Google, Intel, HP join with Obama to back startups
• US soccer cancels exhibition game in Egypt due to turmoil
• Google's Android led holiday smartphone sales, analyst reports
• Lockdown lifted at Fremont schools
• Dumbarton Bridge lanes to close for construction
• Take steps to make up for lack of college savings
• Veterans, families of KIA torn over flag proposal
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• SPORTS: Stanford women pass another Pac-10 hoop test
• Skelly: Parents wrestle with expectations of kids
• Microsoft's Bill Gates: Helping world's poor is a good investment
• Report: Police don't enforce immigration law consistently
• Group seeks to stem Caltrain 'death spiral'
• Skimming device at Terra Linda bank ATM results in thefts
• Intel, HP, IBM commit money to Obama effort to help small businesses
• Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee
• 5-time Oscar-winner, James Bonds composer John Barry dies at 77
• Iran summons American woman for Feb. 6 trial
• Florida mom accused of killing kids will be in court
• San Jose: DA seeks third-strike conviction for man charged with shining laser at helicopter
• Wolverton: New Nook Color the best e-reader on the market
• Stanford's Feb. 2-13 Pan-Asian Music Festival focuses on Mongolia and 'the steppes'
• Golden State Warriors overcome an off night by Monta Ellis
• Half Moon Bay: Friends, family celebrate life of acting teacher Auri Naggar
• Warily, Israel takes measure of ally in peril
• Opposition in egypt begins to unify around ElBaradei
• Mustang driver is thrown from car on Hwy. 17, but suffers only a bad cut
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• Roadshow: Unpaid traffic ticket overseas worries Bay Area driver
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Proposed budget cuts for the California courts already causing a stir
• Informer strips away gang secrecy
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• Clinton calls for 'orderly transition' in Egypt
• Kabul Bank's loss is now put at $900 million
• Clinton: U.S. has no plans to suspend aid to Haiti
• More dry weather ahead, but no cause for concern yet, forecasters say
• U.S. set to fly thousands of Americans from Egypt
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• Ivy League case tests Rockefeller drug law change
• Despite China's might, U.S. factories maintain edge
• Veterans seek funds to repair vandalized San Jose memorial
• Friends? Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, 'Social Network' actor Jesse Eisenberg face off on 'SNL'
• East Palo Alto Police identify first homicide victim of the year
• They call 7-year-old Sammie Cate Demera the 'Chicken Whisperer'
• State budget could endanger programs for the very young in San Mateo County
• San Mateo-Foster City teachers win grants
• 2.5 magnitude earthquake strikes near Danville
• Car fire destroys garage, threatens San Jose duplex
• Californians honor World War II internment defier
• Parents of San Jose Sharks rookie Logan Couture knew he was good but not this good
• Hopkins takes 'The Rite' to top of box office
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• Cassidy: Helen Wang's China book calls for understanding
• 3.2-magnitude earthquake near Walnut Creek jolts East Bay
• Morgan Hill: Police arrest two Gilroy residents after finding drugs inside car
• Novak Djokovic wins Australian Open title, beats Andy Murray
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• Fremont's high-flying Solyndra hits a rough patch
• Bears hold on for third straight victory
• Parents of San Jose Sharks rookie Logan Couture knew he was good but not this good
• Excited Asian-Americans get ready to embrace the lunar new year
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• Stanford men defeat Oregon State
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• Internal Affairs: Take your blood-pressure medicine before you read this.
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• BLACK? WHITE? ASIAN? MORE AMERICANS CHOOSE ALL OF THE ABOVE
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• Survey: Community colleges not producing enough health workers
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• Germany to start bringing Afghan troops home
• Spanish Cabinet OKs raising retirement age to 67
• NASA marks 25th anniversary of Challenger accident
• At 91, San Jose volunteer cranks it up at Sacred Heart
• Comcast, NBC Universal are poised for a culture clash
• Tesla to build all-electric SUV
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• Nasdaq, Dow sink as protests escalate in Egypt
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• Some question whether Batts will be content in Oakland now
• No bodies in kidnap suspect's car taken from Central Valley canal
• Night Owl: A night in America s second dirtiest hotel
• Herhold: Retrial in 'delayed death' case? D.A. should let it go
• San Jose: Police identify two suspects in Jan. 1 homicide
• Insurers are scouring social media for evidence of fraud
• The Insider: Hill, Yee hog the mic
• ABC7 TV news reporter and cameraman assaulted while reporting in East Oakland
• One arrested, one sought in kidnapping, robbery that skips from Concord to Oakland
• Golden Gate Bridge eliminates toll-takers
• Recovery revives Silicon Valley commercial real estate market
• Mercury News interview: Wally Cherwinski, Ultimate Apple Fan
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• Obama tells Mubarak: Must take 'concrete steps'
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• Nasdaq, Dow sink as protests escalate in Egypt
• Sunnyvale, Cupertino children pick up new languages after school
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• Economy gains, but not enough to ease jobs crisis
• NeoPhotonics: San Jose tech startup hopes to raise about $70M in IPO
• 'CHiPs' star Larry Wilcox gets probation for securities fraud
• Rolando McClain's car hit by bullet, no one hurt
• Biz Break: Apple vs. Google vs. Microsoft: Is the Windows era over?
• Los Angeles Catholic schools go to 200-day year, 25 more than public schools
• Blind driver to take to the track at Daytona
• Conn. AG: Deal reached with Google over Wi-Fi data
• High school wrestler's 'butt drag' case dismissed without an apology
• Manslaughter, DUI charges sought in fatal Hayward crash
• High-speed rail authority cleared in ethics probe
• Milpitas: Police looking for man who tried to kidnap two students
• Morgan Hill man arrested on molestation charges
• Palo Alto may file complaint on auto-dial 911 calls
• Facebook scoops up Menlo Park properties
• Marin teacher remains missing after latest search
• Debate: Finding a voice, head to head
• California woman gets Nebraska prison time for pot
• LA school officer to be fired over shooting hoax
• Small quake strikes in East Contra Costa
• President Obama confers lifetime 'Call to Service' award
• Egypt unplugs itself from the Internet to silence protesters
• Bay Area weather: Weekend shows chance of rain
• Charlie Sheen released from Los Angeles hospital
• Santa Clara County: Humane Society to offer discounted spay, neuter surgeries
• East Palo Alto youth shot in leg in Redwood City
• Building-code call turns up sex-assault fugitive
• Assemblyman Jerry Hill blasts PUC over utilities' contribution to PUC foundation
• Egypt's capital scene of violent chaos
• State regulators agree to public hearing on San Bruno blast
• Facebook buys land near former Sun campus
• Cal finds a happy zone in men's win over Oregon State
• Herhold: Picking Moore as San Jose police chief is a victory for common sense
• Source: Oakland A's trying to trade for Chone Figgins
• Suit filed against estate of Tesla pilot killed in East Palo Alto plane crash
• Palo Alto dispatch center receives 566 phantom calls in five hours
• Mountain View's Ideafarm a free man again
• Los Altos School District rejects flood plan
• Morgan Hill man arrested on molestation charges
• Appeallate court tosses suit against Redwood City over theater project
• Police: Alcohol and speed factored into Stanford student's fatal crash
• Menlo Park homeless shelter to close in April
• San Jose Earthquakes open training camp
• A's prospect Chris Carter thinks left field is his
• San Mateo County counts homeless to keep federal funding coming
• Youthful revolt spreads to Yemen, shaking a region
• SJSU loses two starters, then falls to Utah State
• Stanford men lose to Oregon at home for first time since 1986
• Boy, 16, stabbed in San Bruno
• San Mateo-Foster City School district searches for new superintendent
• 'Save Caltrain' summit set for this weekend
• Stanford women muscle their way to rout of Oregon
• Warriors' first-round draft pick Ekpe Udoh works hard to avoid bust tag
• NHL All-Stars face humbling prospect of being picked last
• Weather has allergies flaring up
• Police: San Jose man leads police on chase, shoots himself
• Youthful revolt spreads to Yemen, shaking a region
• 25 years later, Challenger tragedy maintains a powerful hold on the nation's memory
• Man stabbed in San Jose
• Officials: U.S. better at finding cyber attackers
• In Florida, piano's gone, and so is mystery
• Regional transportation planning group rejects Pittsburg's attempt at independence
• Illinois high court: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• Former Time journalist to be Obama press secretary
• Family grieving after 1-year-old struck by vehicle
• Night Owl: Oakland's Punchdown wine bar is the real deal
• Fatally shot Sunnyvale man identified in bank robbery
• Cupertino City Council to re-offer lease to Coffee Society
• Cupertino council gives boost to Stevens Creek Corridor trail project
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• Snow, shovel, repeat: East Coast digs out again
• Filibuster lives: Senate rejects changes in rules
• Mexican gangs using catapults to hurl pot into U.S.
• Iraqis vent anger at police after suicide bomber strikes
• San Jose: Moore picked over Oakland's Batts as new police chief
• Internet technology a tool for political change in Arab world
• LinkedIn IPO: Mountain View networking site files for public stock offering
• Sheriff's office identifies man shot, killed by San Jose police officer
• Researchers link tools to earlier migration out of Africa
• Ugandan gay rights advocate killed
• Somalia cancels troop-training project
• Peace deal was close in 2008, ex-Israeli leader Olmert writes
• Roadshow: Solutions for Caltrain
• Batts to stay in Oakland, for now
• San Jose adult education classes to disappear
• Cassidy: Ex-Oracle guy s big idea ends up in the toilet
• Google's Android 'Honeycomb' tablet software inches closer
• Verizon iPhone? AT&T will push devices with Google's Android software
• Sony to release new PlayStation Portable this year
• Pizarro: InnVision closing shelter in Menlo Park
• Amazon: Online retailer's holiday quarter revenue misses forecasts
• Better Place's Shai Agassi: Electric cars may outsell gas vehicles by 2020
• Home sales: Signed contracts up 2 percent in December
• Dublin double murder still unsolved, but investigators have new clues
• AT&T iPhone loophole: unlimited data for some customers
• Five-car crash briefly jams 101 -- minor injuries
• Microsoft: Profit edges lower as PC sales slow
• Uncertainties mount for struggling Caltrain
• Hollywood fights award season piracy with Apple iTunes downloads
• Challenger: 25 years later, a still painful wound
• Milpitas police seek hit-run driver, witnesses to crash that injured crossing guard
• Alameda's Encinal Swim Center reopens Friday
• Biz Break: Android vs. Apple: Will Google's 'Honeycomb' sweeten tablet choices?
• Review: A brave, intense 'Next to Normal'
• San Jose man, 90, killed in crash is identified
• Indiana girl's national anthem rendition stirs flap
• NASA honors astronauts lost from Challenger, Apollo, other shuttles
• Masked gunmen rob Woodside Road gas station
• San Jose: Vigil tonight near Leland High to pray for missing alum
• Ronald Reagan's memorable speech on Challenger disaster
• Authorities identify Fremont homicide victim
• Challenger anniversary: McAuliffe family statement
• Sunnyvale motorcyclist taken off life support, dies following hit-and-run crash
• Strapped Bay Area customers can get help with PG&E bills
• Fresh & Easy opens March 2 in San Jose as the first of the chain's stores to open in Santa Clara County
• Alameda: Police search for man accused of extortion
• Woman dies after being pinned between two cars
• 911 transcript: Fear, chaos at scene of killing of suspect in Harms case
• Coroner: Cause of 82-year-old man's Jan. 7 death was 1999 assault in San Jose
• Schipsi's friends say she felt she was in danger
• Police identify man killed after police chase in Oakland
• Mortgage rates: Average on 30-year fixed loans rises to 4.8 percent
• Senator Yee says racist statements, death threats need to stop
• Mystery solved: Teen put piano on Miami sandbar
• UC Irvine says MLK Day chicken and waffles menu was in poor taste
• InnVision Clara-Mateo shelter to close
• Lockheed operating profit falls as Pentagon pares
• Family safely escapes San Jose house fire
• Federer, like Nadal, knocked out of Australian Open; Finals set
• Search intensifies for missing Marin teacher
• USC president warns of rave drug dangers
• California man burns himself to death in India
• East Bay family files civil suit in Santos killing
• 6 Bay Area students named finalists in science competition
• A single wild specimen of a rare California plant yields tiny offspring, planted at UC-Santa Cruz
• San Jose: 911 tape describes scene at Nasmeh killing
• Purdy: No 'ands' or 'buts,' just a boatload of 'ifs'
• San Mateo County supervisors OK $40 million purchase of San Carlos complex, former home of Tesla Motors
• Gunn High School senior named finalist in national science competition
• Friend, ex-fiance of victim speak of domestic struggles in Palo Alto murder-arson case
• Redwood City police chief suddenly resigns
• Early spurt helps New Orleans Hornets get payback on Golden State Warriors
• Suspects take $1,700 in unincorporated Redwood City gas station robbery
• Man, teen involved in separate indecent exposures in Mountain View
• Stanford and Intel test the boundaries of visual computing
• Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom to deliver Stanford's 2011 Tanner Lectures
• Another day, another shooting in San Jose
• Sharks fall to Kings in shootout, ending four-game winning streak
• Lawsuit alleges San Carlos bookkeeper embezzled $4.8 million
• Hue Jackson's rise to Raiders coach began in tough section of L.A.
• A career path from chip-design to center stage
• Loughner researched assassins on Web, official says
• Monte Poole: NFL lockout looming larger
• SJSU planning to offer doctorate in nursing
• California mayors lobby Gov. Jerry Brown to save redevelopment
• Dissenters find fault with report on financial crisis
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by April 27
• Obama calls for new era of competitiveness
• House votes to end subsidies for candidates
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• No stemming red ink: Federal deficit to hit $1.5 trillion
• Facebook to let advertisers republish user posts
• New home sales in 2010 fall to lowest in 47 years
• Hewlett-Packard seeks dismissal of investor Hurd suit
• Suicidal man in Sunnyvale leads to school lockdown
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Coroner says 82-year-old died from assault 12 years ago; San Bruno blast victim's parents sue PG&E
• MTC to seek law adding new members from Oakland and San Jose
• Pizarro: Vendor fair puts emphasis on San Jose designers and artists
• Coroner: Cause of 82-year-old man's death was 1999 assault in San Jose
• Police not saying how Berry Bingham was killed, but treating case as homicide
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• Parents of California blast victim sue PG&E
• Santa Cruz County Planning Commission delays ruling on medical marijuana ordinance
• Roadshow: Carpool changes planned for Highway 101
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• Officials: San Jose cop fatally shot man who was attacking fellow officer
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• U.S. roadside bomb casualties rise in Afghanistan
• Foiled home robber fires gun into ceiling of Livermore home, arreested in Tracy
• SPORTS: SHP girls take control of WBAL soccer race
• Intel and Stanford University to jointly develop 3-D graphics projects
• Major quake could hit area in next 30 years
• San Jose: Firefighters extinguish house fire, rescue dog
• Astronomers claim earliest galaxy yet from Hubble
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• Man arrested after possible threat to Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson
• SJSU planning to offer doctorate in nursing
• Tech review: Apple's App Store makes downloading Mac software simple
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• Owner: Kitten froze after waiting in airplane cargo hold in Connecticut
• Biz Break: Netflix hits 20M customers, promises it'll be 'even better' in 2011
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• Fed says economy still needs $600B bond-purchase program
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• Audrey Rust to retire as head of Peninsula Open Space Trust
• Gunn senior Andrew Liu a finalist in 2011 Intel science competition
• Gunn High School senior named finalist in national science competition
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• Eshoo says Obama was 'describing her district'
• Grand Ole Opry legend Charlie Louvin dies
• San Jose man, 90, dies in collision on Bear Creek Road
• Police seek missing Terra Linda High School teacher
• Two injured in Oakland shootings
• Three small earthquakes shake The Geysers in Sonoma County
• Giffords moved to nearby rehab facility in Houston
• Animal feed mogul donates $100 million to UCLA
• California woman given jail time for scratching babies
• Trial begins in East Bay man's matricide case-
• Marin County bans plastic bags, imposes 5-cent paper bag fee
• Monterey County puppies recovering after botched procedure from man posing as veterinarian
• Southern California city denies appeal, mosque will be built
• Suspect in airport laser strike identified
• California new-car sales up 13.1 percent in 2010
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• Kawakami: It's nearly decision time for the Golden State Warriors
• Menlo Park tree plan not hugged by park lovers
• Menlo Park council allows 70-foot redwood to get the ax
• PAUSD grapples with ways to ensure elementary math students are challenged
• Palo Alto may convene math 'working group'
• Obama proposes national effort to 'win the future'
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• Two famous authors discuss one war: Tim O'Brien, Tobias Wolff on writing about Vietnam
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• Santa Clara County officials pledge big changes to juvenile justice
• Gov. Brown shows pro-consumer tilt in regulatory appointments
• Five men get prison sentences for Burlingame jewelry heist
• Mills-Peninsula, Sequoia rated among top hospitals in nation
• Warriors update: Stephen Curry tweaks ankle again, is game-time decision against New Orleans Hornets
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• 'The King's Speech' dominates Oscar nominations
• Former 49ers coach Mike Singletary remains happy and confident
• Mitty beats St. Francis with big first-half run
• Sharks leery of losing edge over NHL All-Star break
• San Jose City Council OKs pension plan
• San Francisco woman faces month in jail for San Bruno blast scam
• San Mateo police arrest San Leandro man over $25,000 scam
• San Jose angles for more power on regional transit board
• Santa Clara County officials pledge big changes to juvenile justice
• San Jose: Officer shoots, kills suspect
• Fisher: Fighting the crazy-busy life
• Tucson tragedy looms over Obama speech
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• GOP dismisses State of the Union address as Obama just wanting to do more spending
• House GOP endorses pre-Obama spending levels
• O'Brien: How video games can make us happier and save the world
• Video places Zumot at his lounge just after fire
• Quan defends legal adviser, calls Russo accusations insulting
• Top issues in Obama's State of the Union address: Jobs, deficit, war
• State of the Union analysis: Obama, GOP, frame debate for 2012
• Brookdale man arrested, suspected of additional inappropiate sexual contact with a child
• Santa Cruz Council to seek historic state recognition for original O'Neill Surf Shop
• Lawyer for teen accused of killing Watsonville store clerk wants life in prison off the table
• Calif AG: Sikh man with beard can't become prison guard
• San Francisco woman faces month in jail for San Bruno blast scam
• Illinois high court will hear Rahm Emanuel appeal
• Berresford 'Berry' Bingham, political director of the SEIU Local 616, found slain in his home
• NRA clout stymies firearms research, scientists say
• AP Interview: WikiLeaks seeks more media partners
• Report: Bush administration broke law in 2006 races
• Hearing scheduled for Santa Cruz escaped inmate, manhunt suspect
• Egyptians denounce Mubarak, clash with riot police
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• San Jose: Officer shoots, kills suspect
• As Yahoo's revenue slides, Sunnyvale company cuts more jobs
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• Ivory Coast violence targets Ouattara supporters
• Putin vows revenge for Moscow airport bombing
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• MTC to consider plan to give Oakland, San Jose extra votes
• Taco Bell defends its mixture of seasoned meat
• San Jose: Community group calls meeting on homicides, search for new top cop
• Bomb hoax at elementary school disrupts Walnut Creek neighborhood
• Oakland woman killed in snowboard crash at Tahoe resort
• Watsonville's first female mayor, Ann Soldo, dies
• Warriors' Stephen Curry sprains his ankle at practice
• San Jose State stays put in Western Athletic Conference
• Yahoo's latest job cuts: 100 to 150 employees
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• Poll: Hiring plans top layoffs by most in 12 years
• Facebook to require games to use its 'credits'
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• Biz Break: Verizon iPhone launch: We've got it covered, CFO says
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• State of the Union: Obama calling for a 5-year federal budget freeze
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• Court halts Chicago ballots without Rahm Emanuel's name
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• Verizon promises smooth iPhone launch
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• Ongo: eBay alumni's news site counts on readers to pay for experience
• Oscars: 'The King's Speech' gets 12 Oscar nominations
• Oscars: List of 83rd annual Academy Award nominations
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• Scott Nichol's suspension for hit leaves Sharks confused
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• Sue Schmitt promoted to university controller
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• San Jose City Council to get first look at plans for Diridon Station area
• Review: 'The Agony and the Ectasy of Steve Jobs'
• California controller to audit San Jose's redevelopment agency, others around state
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• Loughner pleads not guilty in Tucson shooting
• GOP list of programs for ax loaded with survivors
• Illinois court throws Emanuel off Chicago ballot
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• Web browser makers developing new tools to protect privacy
• Woman survives jump off Dumbarton Bridge
• Poll: Hiring plans top layoffs by most in 12 years
• Survey' U.S. homes most affordable in English-speaking -- except in S.F. and S.J.
• SpaceX sets sights on manned spaceflight
• Facebook reaches German privacy deal
• San Jose police push to eradicate downtown's drug dealers
• Zumot's lawyer attacks methods of cell expert
• Cal football offensive coordinator leaving to take similar job at San Diego State
• Medvedev calls blast at airport in Moscow a terrorist act
• Jack LaLanne: Godfather of fitness practiced what he preached
• Frank Longay, guitarist and Suzuki method pioneer, dies at 62
• Dow nears 12,000 as tech stocks climb
• Former San Jose cop and Monte Sereno fence litigant charged in child porn case
• Web browser makers developing new tools to protect privacy
• High school soccer player beats cancer
• Herhold: Cell phone technology at the heart of a murder case
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• Oakland A's sign Andy LaRoche, trade Clayton Mortensen to Colorado Rockies
• Former Niner star Brent Jones donates $10,000 so epileptic boy can buy service dog
• Hezbollah moves toward Lebanon government control
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay high school introduces new dress code; Inmate shot with Taser in court
• Vallejo police: Man car-jacked, kidnapped after soliciting a prostitute
• Board to discuss elementary math program
• What consumers need to know about electric car batteries
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• Lawsuit to Taco Bell: Where's the beef?
• California controller to audit San Jose's redevelopment agency, others around state
• Brown has chance to name new justice to San Jose-based appeals court
• Roadshow: Should Caltrain raise fares to keep service?
• Sunnyvale school board calls for parcel tax measure
• San Jose: Firefighters respond to gas line rupture at apartment building
• Biz Break: Silicon Valley's next boom? 'Robust growth' forecast for 2012
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• Kodak patent complaint against Apple, BlackBerry maker RIM rejected
• No changes at Bay Area airports after Moscow airport bombing
• Review: 'The Agony and the Ectasy of Steve Jobs'
• Bay Area airports on alert after Moscow bombing
• Antioch men arrested after officers find 100 ecstasy pills in car
• McClymonds High's Marcus Peters commits to Washington
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• Teen stabbed in Watsonville
• Archives: Historian tampered with Abraham Lincoln pardon document
• Google awards $100 million to outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt
• San Jose: Meeting tonight to discuss recent gang violence
• IRS issues iPhone, Android apps to track refunds
• Facebook reaches German privacy deal
• Court: Emanuel's name can't be on Chicago mayoral ballot
• SPORTS: Stanford women shred another Pac-10 basketball foe
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• Amber Alert downgraded for missing California boy
• Intel: $10 billion more of stock buybacks authorized by board
• Suspect faces judge in deadly Arizona shooting
• Palo Alto Mayor Sid Espinosa to deliver 'State of the City' tonight
• Blast at Moscow airport kills 31; officials suspect suicide bomber
• Former Michigan governor to write book, teach at UC Berkeley
• Google shake-up: Bold move or no big deal?
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• Another small quakes hits southeast of San Jose
• Body discovered in San Francisco vehicle fire
• 'Twilight,' 'Airbender' lead Razzies with 9 nominations
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• San Francisco police find body in car that caught fire
• Cities, counties report fewer cell phones than state
• Family raising $10,000 to buy guide dog to help son of San Jose police pilot
• Man killed in late-night assault in Oakland
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• Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry suddenly steps up his game
• Poole: Wildly successful Spurs are bland everywhere but win column
• Kawakami: Packers will beat Steelers in Super Bowl
• Santa Clara County prepares to further whack its safety-net spending
• Civilians 'suffer first, last and in the middle' during wartime, Stanford scholar says
• History Professor Al Camarillo named 2010 Lyman Award winner
• Pearl Sofaer shares stories, recipes at Peninsula Jewish Community Center
• AFC championship: Pittsburgh Steelers defeat New York Jets
• Costly legal bills for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac abuses
• FBI: Woman who raised stolen NY baby held in Connecticut
• Roadshow: Traffic scofflaw says thanks for a warning and not a ticket
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Morro Bay home
• Woman shot by Daly City police in San Francisco
• Dittmer's Gourmet Meats and Masa's Sushi in Mountain View damaged in fire
• Marijuana drinks spring up
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Mavericks surfer in hospital
• What consumers need to know about electric car batteries
• Fire hits Mountain View butcher shop, restaurant
• Brain fluid buildup delays full rehab for Giffords
• Afghan parliament deal still tentative
• AP Enterprise: Fraud plagues global health fund
• Wolverton: New Google Nexus S smartphone no great leap forward
• Stanford study shows many people have more willpower than they think
• Fisher: Telling a tale, 140 characters at a time
• At Obama's midpoint, an altered State of the Union
• Woman shot by Daly City police in San Francisco
• NFC championship: Rodgers leads Pack to Super Bowl, beat Bears 21-14
• San Mateo man confronts 'death'
• Dittmer's Gourmet Meats and Masa's Sushi in Mountain View damaged in fire
• New coalition tackles 'rave' concerns at Cow Palace
• Foster City teacher named top educator
• Driver involved in two hit-and-runs causes fatal crash in Hayward
• 'No Strings' attaches to top box-office spot
• Case in Giffords shooting likely to take years
• Caltrans to close Highway 101 in Monterey County for tree trimming
• East Palo Alto man, 21, faces 50 years in prison
• Officials fear bath salts are growing drug problem
• New lion sighting in Woodside, tracks at Stanford
• Palo Alto's smaller staff struggles with workload
• Phones' light draws rescuers to missing hikers near Santa Rosa
• National Book Critics Circle finalists include Franzen, Hitchens, Patti Smith
• Surprise winner at Producers Guild awards slows 'Social Network' juggernaut
• Mountain lion seen in Woodside
• As Jerry Brown's budget boss, low-key Stanford grad faces high-stakes challenge
• Which San Jose police chief candidate can best mend fences with minority communities?
• Poole: Aaron Rodgers has shed Brett Favre's shadow in Green Bay
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley freelancers have big stake in health care debate
• Clippers hold off Warriors
• Sharks beat Minnesota to extend win streak to four games
• Santa Clara men defeat Portland; Kevin Foster reaches milestone
• Foul that was ruled intentional helps Cal score road win
• Stanford women rout USC 95-51
• O'Brien: What the big shake-ups at Apple, Google and HP tell us about founders and Silicon Valley
• Mystery deepens over what happened to Jeanine Harms
• Purdy on the NFL: Only one game worth watching today
• Top political thinkers do lively post-mortem on how Jerry Brown so soundly defeated Meg Whitman
• Vietnamese clients wax poetic over ear picking
• Peninsula cities fear loss of cash for redevelopment projects
• After failed Iran nuclear talks: What now?
• Surfer injured at Maverick's
• Three East Side San Jose school girls to be in prestigious Capitol Page Program
• Herhold: The story of a mob-related murder in San Jose
• Delta fisherman believed to have gone overboard, search continues
• Palo Alto Unified School District Board Of Education Special Meeting Agenda for January 28, 2011
• PAUSD Board Agenda forJanuary 25, 2011 Meeting
• Internal Affairs: Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris kick off press-release derby; can democracy survive?
• Pizarro: South Bay groups respond to call for civility
• Internal Affairs: Madison Nguyen's vanishing e-mails
• PLAINS GIANTS ESTABLISHING TINY FOOTHOLD ON TABLES
• With more jobs coming in 2011, it may finally feel like recovery
• Obama's economic agenda: Boost US competitiveness
• SURVIVORS OF RAMPAGE IN TUCSON STRUGGLE WITH 'WHAT IF?'
• Updated rehab aims to give Giffords her life back
• KARZAI AGREES TO SEAT NEW AFGHAN PARLIAMENT
• EX-SPY WITH AN AGENDA OPERATES HIS OWN CIA
• Mourners recall Sarge Shriver's charity, idealism
• Chicago-bound airplane makes emergency landing in Oakland
• Officials fear bath salts are growing drug problem
• Twin brother of Antioch murder victim may get $4 million settlement from San Francisco
• Kentridge video explores exile from South Africa
• San Jose hit-and-run crash causes gas line leak and evacuation
• Aspiring teen chefs hone their professional cooking skills alongside culinary stars
• Texas budget cuts may shift burden to locals
• South San Francisco man convicted in drug-deal slaying
• San Mateo County school districts weigh ballot measures as budget uncertainties continue
• Thousands demand ouster of Yemen's president
• Body of Hayward man missing for 11 days found near college campus, family says
• TUNISIA INSIDER REVEALS DETAILS OF NEW GOVERNMENT ON TWITTER
• EU force says piracy raids endanger hostages
• Once-feared Tunisian police join protesters
• Classic Mustang reappears 40 years after it was stolen
• Zsa Zsa Gabor heading home a week after amputation
• Mexican consulate celebrates new digs in San Jose
• Canal search suspended in missing boy case
• San Jose teen held in killing of 18-year-old man on Story Road
• Oldest living member of 'Band of Brothers' dies
• Authorities seize 26½ pounds of opium at SFO
• San Francisco anti-abortion rally draws thousands
• East Palo Alto man convicted in shooting facing at least 50 years
• UCLA beats Stanford 68-57 for 4th straight win
• California unemployment rate rises again
• Porpoises in bay waters off Marin for first time in 60 years
• At his funeral, Sargent Shriver remembered for heritage, hugs
• Mega Millions mystery: Behind feel-good story is troubled past
• Bizarre mob attack after fatal hit-and-run near Los Angeles
• Man shot dead in East San Jose during rush hour
• Dog owners protest restrictions at parkland near Montara
• Google's new CEO is smart, highly focused and strong willed
• Man shot dead in East San Jose during rush hour
• San Jose Sharks' new guy Ben Eager is well-known for toughness
• 49ers: Jim Harbaugh doesn't slam door on Alex Smith era
• Warriors rally to beat Kings in OT; Monta Ellis injured
• Los Altos police investigating possible kidnapping
• Redwood tree stands in Menlo Park owner's path to a new home
• The Insider: Yee offended by 'classless' Limbaugh remarks
• Redwood City man poisoned by wife, now allegedly beaten by son
• Political advisers sift through ashes of 2010 gubernatorial campaign
• Rice calls for eradication of human trafficking 'scourge'
• Cash-strapped San Jose redevelopment agency hires new chief operating officer
• LAWMAKERS ACROSS U.S. PUSH FOR LIMITS ON ABORTIONS
• Doctor: Transfer of Giffords to Houston flawless
• Manufacturer says it will stop making drug used in executions
• South Korean raid frees hostage crew from pirates
• US revokes visas to pressure Haiti on election
• Afghan lawmakers plan showdown with president
• EPA approves more ethanol in fuel for cars
• BofA's Moynihan ends tough year, more work ahead
• French court convicts two executives in vivendi case
• Tech Notebook: Will Google curb search-engine 'webspam,' junk content?
• Facebook raises $1 billion through Goldman Sachs
• Venture capital: Investments fall 7% in 4Q; Twitter leads among startups
• Google developing Groupon competitor
• Pleasanton schools preparing for another try at parcel tax
• Obama goal: 'Putting the economy into overdrive'
• Keith Olbermann out as MSNBC host, declines to discuss his departure
• Man robbed at gunpoint on SamTrans bus in San Bruno
• Silicon Valley jobless rate falls as 2010 shows gains in employment
• Caltrain faces $30 million deficit
• California cities may sue Brown over redevelopment proposal
• Facebook raises $1 billion through Goldman Sachs
• Rate of union membership in U.S. Fell to 70-year low in 2010
• Mercury News interview: The founders of Mobclix
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Livermore BART project facing opposition; Intruder killed by toxic fumes in San Jose home
• Bonds case: Judge rules former pro athletes can testify in upcoming trial
• Officials, city leaders attend 'Save Caltrain' summit
• Intruder killed by toxic fumes in tented home is San Jose man
• Oakland's Restaurant Week starts Sunday
• Opponents of downtown Livermore BART petition to keep tracks near freeway
• Volunteers needed for Alameda County homeless count
• California joins in defense of Affordable Care Act
• Pizarro: American Leadership Forum to honor U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu
• Santa Cruz police investigating human remains found at city landfill
• Report of sexual act in an Oakland elementary school classroom leaves parents with many questions
• Alameda County judge rejects school funding sufficiency claims
• Sunnyvale man dies in Union City bank robbery chase
• Biz Break: For California's real estate market, hope or despair?
• Police arrest eight in Asian prostitution ring bust covering three counties
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Palo Alto school board
• CHP investigating death threats to Jerry Brown
• Google developing Groupon competitor
• Cupertino council gives boost to Stevens Creek Corridor trail project
• Garrido lawyer asks to delay competency hearing
• Newark: Man shot in knee while in car Thursday evening
• Numerous vehicles collide on fog-shrouded I-5 in Central Valley
• U.S. drug maker discontinues key death penalty drug
• Idaho woman to take Mega Millions haul as lump sum
• Vacaville teacher files restraining order against 13-year-old student
• Teens nabbed in widespread Santa Cruz County tagging case
• Dog alerts resident to early morning Santa Cruz fire
• Jeff Rosen sworn in as Santa Clara County district attorney
• Contra Costa County to stop funding aquatics program at Danville pool
• Florida man spends month in lions' den to raise cash
• San Jose bounty hunter, wrongly shot by LAPD cops, awarded $1.165 million
• Fairchild Imaging: Milpitas company to be bought by BAE for $86M
• Brazil court rules for Google over insults on Orkut social networking site
• Vallejo man found dead in suspected homicide
• Fresno wrestler agrees to mediation after being expelled for 'butt drag'
• SPORTS: Stanford women win 55th straight home game, grab sole possession of first place
• A mission of music
• EPA approves more ethanol in fuel for cars
• Silicon Valley jobless rate falls in December
• Poll: Obama popular but doubts on progress
• Audit critical of Marin, Sacramento family courts
• WikiLeaks founder's story optioned as feature film
• Feature story: Second chance at life
• 'Free at Last' celebrates 17 years of helping people
• Race to save last historic piece of Hangar One
• Venture capital: Investments fall 7% in 4Q; Twitter leads among startups
• Home sales hit 13-year low; slow recovery ahead
• Apple's iPad accounted for 87 percent of 3Q tablet sales, IDC reports
• San Mateo: Girlfriend of slain T.G.I. Friday's restaurant manager still waiting for justice
• Congresswoman Giffords transferred to Texas center today
• Healthcare workers in LA overcome by fumes at plant
• Bay Area weather: Sunny skies, spring-like temperatures through weekend
• San Jose mother of Amber Alert suspect pleads for him to do right thing
• Palo Alto art commissioners decide on new fountain for California Avenue
• Niemi has strong game in Sharks' shootout win over Canucks
• San Mateo County supervisor candidate raises $150,000 before campaign officially begins
• Palo Alto switches operator of Crosstown Shuttle
• Memorial set for Suvan Gerlach, longtime Engineering School employee
• Student leaders share concerns with Faculty Senate
• Faculty, staff and students recall the evolution of Jewish life at Stanford
• San Francisco Giants' payroll likely to be about $115 million
• Santa Clara upsets Gonzaga in men's basketball
• Cal's comeback falls short against UCLA
• No. 4 Stanford stomps No. 8 UCLA 64-38 in women's basketball
• USC overwhelms Stanford men 65-42
• Golden State Warriors are talking playoffs as second half of season kicks off
• Juror tossed out of East Palo Alto murder trial after talking to bailiff
• U.S. Muslims: A new consumer niche
• Most Peninsula cities get bad grades on smoking policies
• District attorney: Missed chances to shut Philadelphia clinic abounded
• Palo Alto Art Commission picks Szabo fountain
• Manson follower denied parole
• San Jose bounty hunter, wrongly shot by LAPD cops, wins $1.65 million settlement
• Republican bloc presses leaders for bigger budget cuts
• West Oakland's Revolution Café open-mic night livens up Seventh Street
• San Mateo County may buy San Carlos building complex for $40 million
• Solar-wise California friends aim to light up African villages
• Some see cash motivation in Duvalier's return to Haiti
• Wiretaps of Berlusconi's parties capture Italians
• Fisher: Voyage of discovery went so very wrong for young Santa Clara athlete and student
• San Mateo County community colleges face potential $8 million in cuts
• Roadshow: A 23-year-old, out-of-state ticket delays license renewal
• Digital music sales: Growth is slowing, industry group says
• Toyota settles lawsuit over Prius headlight complaints
• Alzheimer's test wins approval of expert panel
• Google's fourth-quarter revenue jumps 26 percent
• 3-D means headaches to many, yet companies push on
• Ex-superintendent now consultant with keys to tiny San Jose school district office
• Doctors caution Giffords' rehab is likely to be long
• Brown puts longtime environmental advocate in charge of state delta policy
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda County transportation projects mulled; Ideas sought for new Burlingame school
• Roadshow: Your dream car here
• Feds call Pleasanton-based Tri-Valley University a 'sham'
• HP shakes up board
• Cassidy: Gordon Murray dedicated his final days to giving us "The Investment Answer"
• O'Brien: Page takes the helm with Google facing big questions
• China to rein in North Korea, U.S. official says
• Wal-Mart gives boost to push for healthier food
• Poll finds wariness about cutting entitlements
• Pacifica shooting sends man to hospital
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' policy was costly, GAO concludes
• Car bombs kill 51 in attack on Iraqi pilgrims
• Google's Larry Page to become CEO
• AP Enterprise: Blackwater founder trains Somalis
• Pizarro: 'Game-changing' acquisition for San Jose Museum of Art
• Nonprofit honors slain founder
• AMD: Sunnyvale chip company tops estimates with Q4 results
• Home sales hit 13-year low; slow recovery ahead
• Apple under fire from Chinese environmental groups
• Verizon challenges FCC's net neutrality rules
• Hu reaches out to U.S. businesses with China ties
• 'SpiderDan,' who scaled San Francisco tower, fights charges in court
• Casino to reopen at ex-Rat Pack hangout at Tahoe
• Charges filed against boy after Los Angeles school shooting
• Roadshow: A 23-year-old, out-of-state ticket delays license renewal
• Victim's family sues Schwarzenegger over clemency
• Reward, new call for help in solving murder at San Mateo restaurant
• Classified satellite launched from central coast base
• Lawyer: Garridos agree to end in-jail phone calls
• Oakland's Mills College elects 1st African American president
• Activision adds Electronic Arts to suit against former executives
• Biz Break: Google's new lineup: CEO Larry Page; Eric Schmidt, executive chairman
• Bail remains for SF engineer accused of child molestation
• Civil, criminal accusations against owner of Brookdale Inn and Spa
• Woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• Silicon Valley home sales slump continues in December
• San Jose announces gang tattoo removal program
• Illegal slot machines seized from Santa Cruz County convenience stores
• Pennsylvania abortion doctor arraigned on 8 murder charges
• Hewlett-Packard signs 7-year contract worth $300 million
• Quake risk may be lower at Diablo Canyon nuclear plant
• Caltrain faces $30M gap, 'drastic' cutbacks
• Early morning SUV rollover on 101 injures driver
• Palo Altans pack community meeting on recent robberies
• Bay Area airports among tops in number of laser incidents
• Roadshow: Congestion rising across U.S.
• Stanford ponders the return of ROTC after nearly four decades
• Purdy: Lockout in NFL labor dispute looms on horizon
• Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked Pentagon Papers, defends WikiLeaks
• Stanford hospitals offer Palo Alto $173 million to sweeten hospital expansion development
• 211 hotline for social service assistance now available in San Mateo County
• Menlo Park fire chief draws fire for letting cameras roll instead of rolling to accident scene
• Palo Alto police outline assault on crime wave
• Warriors edge Pacers on Monta Ellis' last-second basket
• Planned Parenthood bid to open Redwood City clinic draws mixed review
• Stanford archaeologist shows how the Romans made pottery in Britain
• San Mateo approves $6 million levee project
• Mountain View sisters say they feared reporting relative's sexual abuse to family
• Burlingame district seeks ideas on recently purchased property
• East Side school district owes $2.57 million in lawsuit -- and counting
• Oakland A's personal approach sways reliever Brian Fuentes to sign with club
• China promises action on software piracy, protectionism
• New Sharks center Kyle Wellwood will make debut against former team
• Pacifica man convicted of torching car in hotel parking lot
• UCLA women pose challenge for No. 4 Stanford
• Yee bill seeks equity for part-time community-college faculty
• Officials: Pennsylvania abortion doc killed 7 babies with scissors
• HP to review its handling of Hurd departure
• Car found in canal not connected to missing Patterson boy
• San Jose City Council moves to protect redevelopment projects
• U.S. prepares to lift ban on Guantanamo cases
• Surgeon general: Ease obstacles to breast-feeding
• 2010 ends as 2nd worst year for home construction
• Google makes software available in Iran
• Google appeals Spain's demand to take down links
• San Jose Family Camp to re-open in June
• Santa Cruz merchants applaud proposal for online sales tax
• State approves $14.2M, clearing the way for Santa Cruz County to purchase UP rail line
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Federal agents search East Bay home; Police seeking suspect in attack on man, children in South Bay
• Old dog, new tricks: Study IDs 9,400-year-old mutt
• High school students' experiment heads into space
• San Jose council members consider changing layoff rules
• California leads nation in implementing health care reform
• British leader seeks vast changes in health service
• Anne Hathaway to play Catwoman in new Batman movie
• Fresno judge throws out some handgun ammunition restrictions
• Palo Alto polling community on city's trees
• Biz Break: Apple's top apps: Yes, Facebook, 'Angry Birds' are on the list
• All-American state dinner at the White House: steak, potatoes, apple pie, jazz
• Pizarro: Silicon Valley put on a real skating show
• Los Angeles school officer shot near campus, saved by vest
• Ex-priest, therapist George Doub broke new ground in treating poor families
• Stanford offers city $173M in hospital expansion 'benefits'
• 2010 was 2nd-worst year for home construction in half-century
• San Pablo officer fatally shoots parolee
• eBay: Fourth-quarter revenue rises, helped by PayPal, holiday shoppers
• Eshoo snags key tech committee post
• EPA, Chrysler work on hybrid engines for minivans
• Gilroy police seeking suspect in attack on man and two children
• Five arrested in South Bay in Internet moving company scam
• Mitzvah Day draws hundreds to volunteer
• Bedbugs discovered in Mountain View apartments
• Green jobs continue to grow amid the economic downturn
• Nymphs, Trolls drummer Alex Kirst killed in hit-and-run
• Team San Jose balks over details of former CEO's severance package
• Philadelphia gas main explosion kills 1, hurts 5
• Wells Fargo 4Q profit up, aided by lower reserves
• Owner of two Oakland hotels charged in arson plot
• Backpack bomb found at MLK parade rattles Spokane
• Herhold: What are Jerry Brown's values?
• 'New information' surfaces on Alpine Road crash
• Cupertino City Council to re-offer lease to Coffee Society
• New seismic problem at Calero Reservoir
• Nintendo 3DS to cost $250, out March 27 in US
• San Jose police identify 20-year-old victim of drive-by shooting
• Assailants kidnap, rob, stab man walking in Watsonville
• Obama presses China on currency, human rights
• FAA: San Jose airport ties for third in number of laser incidents
• Gilroy girl injured in hit-and-run
• Amber Alert: Suspected child kidnapper believed to be headed to San Jose
• Sonoma County supervisor's husband found dead
• Fewer default notices issued in Santa Clara, San Mateo counties
• San Pablo officer fatally shoots parolee
• Videos reveal profanity-laced exchange
• House nears vote on repealing Obama's health law
• San Francisco museum employee charged with lewd acts with children in Santa Cruz County
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom's oldest elephant dies at 71
• Surf shop apologizes for MLK Day promotion
• Google appeals Spain's demand to take down links
• Pennsylvania abortion doctor charged with 8 counts of murder
• 'Nerd pope' Stephen Hawking gets rock-star welcome at Caltech
• Official: Video shows mayhem and heroism as Giffords shot in face
• DA: CPUC slow to release San Bruno explosion documents
• Airlines pay hundreds of millions to settle suit launched by former Sausalito retailer
• Oakland, San Francisco mayors to attend White House state dinner
• California beef patties recalled due to Listeria concerns
• Green jobs continue to grow amid the economic downturn
• 2010 ends as 2nd worst year for home construction
• Suspected child kidnapper believed to be headed to San Jose from Patterson
• Steve Jobs leaves behind deep bench of talent at Apple
• Palo Alto to explore sharing services with neighboring cities
• San Mateo County in no hurry to offer fire services to San Carlos
• Giants' World Series trophy tour makes Redwood City stop on Feb. 16
• Mountain View council strikes compromise on McKelvey Park
• Local groups planning summits this month to 'save' Caltrain
• Palo Alto police, city attorney reveal footage of 2008 Taser incident
• K-9 sniffs out teen suspect in Menlo Park supermarket
• Los Altos woman sentenced to two years for tax evasion
• Raiders new coach Hue Jackson sees return to greatness for franchise
• DA: CPUC slow to release San Bruno explosion documents
• Employee benefits triple in San Mateo County cities, new data show
• Volunteers sought for San Mateo County homeless count
• District studies how to spend $8.7 million for Redwood Shores Elementary School
• Jon Wilner: Gonzaga basketball returning to form
• Tim Kawakami: Al Davis seethes in latest installment of Raider theater
• Stanford hospitals submit expanded community benefits proposal to City of Palo Alto
• Memorial service set for Rune Nielsen
• Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
• Oakland A's agree to one-year deals with Dallas Braden, Josh Willingham, Conor Jackson, Kevin Kouzmanoff
• Warriors hope Reggie Williams keeps on shooting
• Palo Altans love their town, dislike developments
• San Jose moves to save redevelopment money
• Stanford picks Mexico President Calderon commencement speaker
• San Jose State a possible expansion target for Mountain West Conference
• Sharks acquire pair of forwards; NHL suspends Scott Nichol four games
• Mark Purdy: Hue Jackson may be just what the Oakland Raiders need
• MediaNews announces management changes
• Fewer default notices issued in Santa Clara, San Mateo counties
• U.S. Shifts focus to press Chinese to open markets
• Opening day: San Jose gang trial reveals violent and twisted logic
• Fisher: Who should get to choose public art?
• New seismic problem at Calero Reservoir
• Santa Clara DA says Harms investigation continues, despite murder of chief suspect
• Camden police and firefighters turn in their gear
• Student tracking finds limited learning in college
• Gay parents find the South more welcoming, census says
• Officials: Sen. Joe Lieberman will retire in 2012
• Diplomatic dangers lurk in state dinner for Chinese leader
• 2 charged with stealing iPad users' information
• Public workshops on modernization plans for San Jose's sewage treatment plant
• Roadshow: New pedestrian pavement markings on El Camino Real
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland school receives honor; San Jose officials call string of homicides an aberration
• San Jose officials call string of homicides an aberration
• Arab leaders keep a wary eye on Tunisia
• Fact check: Shaky health care job loss estimate
• Half Moon Bay woman hit by truck in Belmont
• Apple reports record-breaking revenues and profits
• AP Exclusive: Insurers profit on Medicare float
• Candid Cam: Al Davis turns Raiders press conference into another bizarre spectacle
• O'Brien: Five women to watch
• Congress tones down the rhetoric after shootings
• Haiti moves toward corruption trial for Duvalier
• Oakland school one of two in California honored for closing achievement gap
• Roadshow: New pedestrian pavement markings on El Camino Real
• Rock promoter Don Kirshner dies in Florida at age 76
• Vatican warned Irish bishops not to report abuse
• R. Sargent Shriver, 'unmatched' public servant, dies at 95
• FBI says bomb found on MLK parade route in Spokane
• VIDEO/MULTIMEDIA
• Harms' brother was upset there was 'no closure' to case
• San Jose: Man, 20, killed in drive-by shooting
• Former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier accused of corruption, embezzlement
• Playoff star Cody Ross reaches 1-year deal with Giants
• 'Traditional' California Ave. fountain favored in voting
• Former Stanford athlete, two others die in Southern California crash
• Lawyer plans to prove Saratoga man had license at time bicyclist was hit, injured
• IBM's profit tops Wall Street estimates; outsourcing deals pick up
• Biz Break: Apple's record holiday: 4.1M Macs, 16.2M iPhones, 7.3M iPads
• Comcast wins FCC, Justice Dept. approval to take over NBC
• 7.2 quake hits southwest Pakistan
• LA school district says 2 wounded in shooting
• Sentencing delayed for neighbor convicted in Tracy torture case
• Two crashes on southbound I-880 backing up traffic in Oakland
• Hayward man arrested in Fairfield shooting
• Sunnyvale: volunteers use would-be day off for service
• Marijuana growing operation found in Piedmont home, police say
• San Francisco man among two charged with stealing iPad users' information
• Mike Singletary hired by Minnesota Vikings
• Police identify San Leandro homicide victim
• Three arrests made in Hayward after Fremont bank robbery, car chase
• Berkeley council votes tonight on paying for sex-change surgery
• Plea postponed again in Union City child sex assault case
• Pizarro: Silicon Valley residents part of YouTube orchestra
• Pizarro: 'The Year of Fog' descends on Silicon Valley for a few months
• Oakland: Woman shot in kidnap attempt; 18-year-old dead in separate shooting
• Sharks acquire forward Ben Eager from Thrashers
• Deer crashes through window and into Castro Valley living room
• Palo Alto gets high marks for 'quality of life'
• Business as usual despite bankruptcy at Hotel LG
• Mexico President Felipe Calderon to address Stanford grads June 12
• Husband says Giffords smiled and gave him neck rub
• UC Santa Cruz campus quiet as threat of violence is investigated
• Facebook temporarily pulls address sharing feature
• LinkedIn names Sequoia Capital's Michael Moritz to board
• SPORTS: Ogwumike earns Pac-10 Player of the Week award
• Feature story: Soaring saplings
• Apple's Steve Jobs likely stricken with one of two conditions, experts say
• Video of 23-month-old smoking pot lands Southern California couple in jail
• Sprint to raise smartphone data fees
• Apple stock down 5.2 percent in early trading
• Regis Philbin says he's retiring from his show
• Goldman limits Facebook private stock offering
• Purdy: Confetti? For a Warriors win against the Nets?
• Inman: Hue Jackson is taking on an unenviable job
• Art commissioners will pick new California Avenue fountain design
• AT&T accuses former San Mateo County treasurer candidate of not paying ad bills
• Felon arrested after fleeing from crash in Palo Alto
• Neighbors, baseball leagues face off over plans for Mountain View's McKelvey Park
• Planned Parenthood aims to open clinic in Redwood City
• Teen driving lesson leaves man pinned between parked cars at Stanford Shopping Center
• Felipe Calderón, president of Mexico, will be 2011 Commencement speaker
• Police looking for South San Francisco carjacking suspect
• San Mateo honors King with rally, Freedom Train
• San Mateo shakeup includes pay freezes for city executives
• Hue Jackson will be named Raiders head coach
• O'Brien: What does Jobs' absence mean for the future of Apple?
• Apple's Steve Jobs likely stricken with one of two conditions, experts say
• Harms' brother was upset there was 'no closure' to case
• Herhold: No closure in the Jeanine Harms case
• Man found dead in San Jose house tented for fumigation
• Woman who introduced Harms to Nasmeh haunted by that moment
• Sharks hold off Coyotes; Marleau scores in 1,000th game
• Golden State Warriors beat New Jersey Nets for sixth straight time
• UCSC set for anxious day: Some classes moved, cancelled after threat leveled in graffiti last month
• Roadshow: Why diesel prices are so high
• GOP seeks alternatives to Obama health care law
• 'Baby Doc' adds new twist to Haiti's latest woes
• Husband says Giffords smiled and gave him neck rub
• Tunisian unity government feels force of protests
• Two AOL tech blogs face off in a war of insults
• Pizarro: 'The Year of Fog' descends on Silicon Valley for a few months
• Ex-Swiss banker gives data to Wikileaks
• Facebook to allow app developers to request address, phone number
• South Africans accept Wal-Mart bid
• Starbucks expanding rollout of 31-ounce drink size
• Trial to begin in Mattel-MGA case over Bratz dolls
• Airbus says it tops Boeing in plane orders in 2010
• News that Batts may leave Oakland shocks city, community leaders
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland may lose its police chief to San Jose; How you can help prevent public violence
• Watsonville woman added back to missing persons list
• Starbucks expanding rollout of 31-ounce drink size
• Woman injured in fall at M-A High parking lot
• Authorities ID man struck and killed by Caltrain in Burlingame
• VIDEO: Sunday celebration honors 'King's Dream'
• Cupertino homeless man's story lives on after death
• Family: Harms' brother believed suspect had 'gotten away with murder'
• Goldman Sachs limits Facebook private offering
• Biz Break: For Apple CEO Steve Jobs, a leave 'so I can focus on my health'
• Five parked cars damaged in Montclair by out-of-control vehicle
• Man killed while crossing I-880 identified
• Felon arrested after three-car crash, manhunt
• San Leandro man killed in early morning shooting
• Man struck, killed by a Caltrain in Burlingame
• Police: Suspects tried to crush man under SUV
• Apple's Steve Jobs takes third medical leave
• 'Youth of the Year' finalists speak out
• Virgin America: Bay Area-based airline to buy 60 new Airbus planes
• Groupon CEO apologizes to Japanese customers
• Two shot, one fatally, in East Oakland on Sunday
• Italian case against Google closed
• British actress Susannah York dies
• Federal grand jury probes what John Edwards knew about spending
• R. Sargent Shriver in critical condition in Maryland
• Caltrain delay due to death in Burlingame
• Steve Jobs to take another medical leave from Apple
• Police: Officers shoot, kill armed robbery suspect in Southern California
• PG&E increased pressure on pipelines temporarily
• Wolverton: Microsoft innovating but struggling on marketing
• Tough season aside, San Jose Sharks' Patrick Marleau hitting milestone
• Warriors becoming smarter on their 3-point choice
• Report: Raiders and Tom Cable in dispute over $120,000
• Husband's message from Giffords' bedside: 'she's a fighter'
• AP poll: Opposition to health care law eases
• Fisher: King's words for troubled times echo today
• 'The Social Network' friends Globes with 4 prizes
• Roadshow: Confessions of real, live dive bombers
• Tim Kawakami: It's Rex Ryan's world now
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Santa Clara County's fight to get paid back for drug overcharges reaches U.S. Supreme Court
• Sunnyvale: Two charged with hate crime in attack on Latino man
• Freak accident traps man between parked cars
• Congress members, after Tucson, work for more civility
• Oakland Athletics close to signing veteran reliever Brian Fuentes
• Oakland police chief seeking top San Jose job
• Oakland Police Chief Batts finalist for San Jose top cop job
• PG&E increased pressure on pipelines temporarily
• 'Baby Doc' Duvalier back in Haiti after long exile
• Gunbattles, food shortages temper Tunisians' joy
• Suspect in Jeanine Harms' murder killed by Harms' brother
• Nation ponders King in wake of Arizona shootings
• Cold plus no wind means 'Spare the Air' days
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves to 'serious'
• Fourth Winter Spare the Air alert issued for Monday
• Cancer survivor aims to raze barriers with app
• De Anza rape case finds its way to courtroom
• Another lion sighting in Portola Valley, off Alpine
• US Senator: US officials should report drug use
• Apparent murder-suicide outside El Paseo de Saratoga shopping center
• Mountain lion spotted in Portola Valley
• Gilroy police looking for man suspected of chasing and stabbing victim
• Facebook's growth in U.S. slows, as overseas growth ramps up
• Cassidy: Maybe investors see early Facebook shares as financial bling
• De Anza rape case finds its way to courtroom
• O'Brien: The 10 Most Powerful Women in Silicon Valley
• Silicon Valley concerns in forefront during visit by China's president
• Purdy: McLellan's job is safe, GM says, but others should worry
• Herhold: Conflicts of interest in San Jose redistricting
• San Jose Sharks end six-game skid with victory over St. Louis
• Saint Mary's routs Santa Clara men 84-59
• Washington State overtakes Stanford men
• Coaching Stanford football has been David Shaw's dream
• Apparent murder-suicide outside El Paseo de Saratoga shopping center
• Politics as usual, despite violence
• Battle begins over San Jose pension costs
• MELTING IN ANDES REVEALS REMAINS AND WRECKAGE
• Roadshow: Finally, DMV delays may be easing
• Mideast asks after Tunisian riots: Where next?
• JIGSAW PICTURE OF AN ACCUSED KILLER
• Essay: The Splintering of Black America
• Voting ends in Sudan as country readies for split `
• Gunmen torch 14 NATO oil tankers in south Pakistan
• Record $14 trillion-plus debt weighs on Congress
• RECESSION SPECIAL: CLEANER AIR
• US Marine kills Afghan policeman after dispute
• US soldiers killed while training Iraqis
• Intrigue surrounds worm that crippled Iran's nuclear effort
• Tunisia hit with looting as new leader is sworn in
• DIPLOMATIC CABLES SHOW AMBIVALENCE ON TUNISIA
• Paramedics describe hellish Ariz. shooting scene
• One dead after wild bank robbery, police chase and shootout in Union City
• Internal Affairs: Musical chairs at San Jose city hall
• Internal Affairs: Not so fast, Evan Low
• Arizona shooting victim arrested after threat
• Paramedics describe hellish Ariz. shooting scene
• San Jose fire officials investigating cause of early morning fire
• Man fatally struck on southbound I-880 in Oakland after confrontation
• 80-year-old Richmond woman raped, suspect hospitalized
• Santa Cruz: Missing 68-year-old man with dementia found safe by police
• BART to run weekend schedule on Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday
• Santa Cruz: Man robbed by suspects wearing 'Scream' masks
• One man shot, one stabbed in Hayward fight
• So, <i>are</i> Chinese mothers superior? New book creates big catfight
• Squaw Valley USA planning a $50 million upgrade to make resort friendly to beginners
• Former Hewlett Packard retreat added to Big Basin Redwoods State Park
• Oakland A's owner interested in buying some San Jose redevelopment property
• Golden State Warriors hold off Los Angeles Clippers
• Former Hewlett Packard retreat added to Big Basin Redwoods State Park
• Well, are Chinese mothers superior? New book creates big catfight
• HP recovering from Hurd scandal as new CEO puts his stamp on the company
• Horoscope says: Zodiac signs may shift with wobbling Earth
• Memorial service Sunday for woman struck by Samtrans bus in Palo Alto
• Injuries limit Sharks' options
• Gun show returns to Cow Palace
• 49ers: Jim Harbaugh hires his former Stanford assistants
• Generous readers give the gift of refrigeration
• Cause unclear in Belmont apartment blaze that injured 6
• Students share MLK inspiration in San Mateo
• First homeowner submits rebuilding plans in San Bruno
• Palo Alto High School senior dies in suicide; nonprofit increases on-campus counseling
• Mountain View woman testifies about being raped by relative as a child
• Menlo Park council may have violated open meeting law a year before mayoral flap
• Wireless expert testifies in Palo Alto murder-arson trial
• No charges against Menlo College wrestling coach accused of attacking student
• San Mateo County offers to provide fire services to San Carlos for up to $2.5 million less
• Federal judge mourned as fair jurist, family man
• Administration seeks positive US-China ties
• Obama administration ends high-tech border fence
• Report: Women should be allowed in combat units
• In Hindsight: One Verizon iPhone, 'two great companies'
• Oakland Effect: Rethinking Trauma in Oakland and beyond
• Treasury poised to begin selling AIG stake
• Holiday spending 'record' not as good as it looks
• Pump prices eyed as reason Americans driving less
• Tech Notebook: Even with a Verizon iPhone, 'momentum' for Android
• Wikipedia turns 10 with plans to diversify
• Taxes, filed over the phone
• Intel: Stock falls despite 'record' 2010, strong forecast for current quarter
• State's power rates might make electric cars costly choice
• JOHN PAUL II TO BE BEATIFIED, MOVING CLOSER TO SAINTHOOD
• Help in short supply after deadly Brazil mudslides
• Tunisia protests force president from power
• Floods take major toll on Australian farms, mines
• Panel to vote funding for Davenport-Watsonville rail line
• Santa Cruz police first in nation to try Santa Clara University model to predict crime
• Oakland firefighters battling 2-alarm fire in East Oakland apartment building
• Pizarro: San Jose about to get a big dab of 'Grease'
• Minnesota prof surprised by attention for suggestion zodiac calendar is wrong
• Zumot's attorney rips into expert's cell data
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy remembered at San Jose event
• Grandmother, grandson dead in apparent murder-suicide in Livermore
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Grandmother, grandson dead in likely murder-suicide; 8 charged in counterfeit DVD operation
• New bill introduced to ban 'open carry'
• Scientists detail superstorm threat to California
• Mercury News interview: Anand Giridharadas, author
• UC attracts more out-of-state applicants
• Big Apple grows as a base for tech companies
• Giants to get their own reality TV series
• Man steals $93,000 ring from Stanford jeweler
• Bronze Star Medalist eyes return to Sunnyvale
• Sacramento area man used Facebook to hack women's e-mails
• Pizarro: Timely e-mail saves partygoers from traffic headache
• Video game industry sales down
• Marine dies as amphibious vehicle sinks off Southern California
• Blue Shield of Calif to proceed with rate hikes
• Johnson & Johnson recalls nonprescription drugs from Pennsylvania plant
• POST announces 'strategic' acquisition of Silva property
• Bank of America restores online banking system
• Russ Cohen named head of Downtown Business Association
• San Francisco: Renovated Palace of Fine Arts reopens
• PUBLIC AGENDA: Architectural Review Board, Public Art Commission
• New clue reported in disappearance of first 'Have You Seen Me?' child
• Dead man found next to I-80 near Donner Summit
• GOP ousts Steele, picks Priebus to head party
• Justice Department outlines defense in federal gay-marriage case
• Cal, Stanford soccer stars highlight WPS draft
• Mavericks surf contest organizers want fans to stay home
• 8 charged in counterfeit DVD ring operating from San Jose warehouse
• Biz Break: In an iPad and smartphone world, where's Intel?
• Holiday spending: $426 billion 'record' not as good as it looks
• News Corp.'s launch of iPad newspaper is delayed
• Children who mistook rat poison for candy all OK
• Source: A's to sign free-agent reliever Grant Balfour
• Fearful residents press city for emergency alerts
• Photo essay: Art all around us
• Kishimoto gets 2-year term on open-space board
• Actor John Dye, 47, found dead in S.F. home
• Body found after fire at Vacaville home
• San Jose: Acura fire at car shop closes part of E. Santa Clara St.
• Geriatric New York gang boss, 93, gets 8 years in prison
• Paly student dies Thursday afternoon
• San Jose man convicted of distributing, possessing child porn
• 49ers, Harbaugh hire Stanford assistant Roman to be offensive coordinator
• Video game sales: In 2010, a shift to mobile apps, social networks
• Poll: Certainty about country's move toward equality unchanged since '06
• Sunnyvale: Man who died in Hwy. 237 crash had just visited newborn granddaughter
• State finance chief woos chamber while anti-tax group vows fight
• Attorney argues for GI's release in Wikileaks case
• Retail sales rise for sixth month in December
• Dense fog advisory in effect until 9 a.m.
• California budget: Cuts to wildland firefighting teams loom
• Death threats to Bay Area senator catch eye of Giffords investigators
• Hitch in California's new prison plan? Money.
• Hill tells CPUC it failed San Bruno blast victims
• UC Berkeley to lay off nearly 150 employees
• Mavericks surf contest organizers want fans to stay home
• Sharks lose sixth straight to lowly Oilers
• Basketball: Nearly flawless OT propels Cal to win
• Atherton may ask employees to help dig town out of budget hole
• Proposal to reduce California Avenue lanes from four to two gets key boost
• Security breach at San Jose airport forces flight delays
• Obama lagging behind other presidents in shaping federal bench
• Trial begins for Mountain View soccer coach accused of child molestation
• Two popular Redwood City parks to reopen -- without sandboxes
• Stanford draws record number of applicants
• Stanford rallies to stun No. 17 Washington
• Tommy Lee Woon appointed director of diversity and first-gen programs
• Community forum raises new issues for Ad Hoc Committee on ROTC to contemplate
• Pizarro: Chuck Reed reverses field on State of City speech
• Tucson pauses in grief for the youngest victim's funeral
• A 9-year-old's death hits home for Obama
• CDC report finds disparities among races in health
• JFK library opens first online presidential archive
• State finance chief woos chamber while anti-tax group vows fight
• Brown calls for elimination of youth prison system and shifting of state prisoners to county jails
• Lots to talk about at the annual Blogoaksphere Party
• Sunnyvale's Sunnymount Produce gets facelift, new owner
• Union Pacific buys 160 acres near Tesla auto plant
• Intel: Silicon Valley chip giant reports blockbuster financial year
• Seniors may have to pay for Medicare home health
• Campbell teen battles for life, police search for hit-run driver
• Complaints rolling in about the long wait for new California driver's license
• UC Berkeley to lay off nearly 150 employees
• California budget: Cuts to wildland firefighting teams loom
• South San Francisco holds off lifting medical pot club moratorium, seeks more answers
• Los Gatos fatal crash: Driver had seizure, may not get prison time
• Some rally behind soldier accused in WikiLeaks case
• Daly City parolee pleads not guilty to having 1,400 pounds of stolen PG&E wire
• Tunisian leader shaken as riots hit rich hamlet
• Sunnyvale: Man who died in Hwy. 237 crash had just visited newborn granddaughter
• San Jose man arrested in love-triangle, kidnapping case
• Two men charged in Oakland home invasion robbery spree
• State finance chief woos chamber while anti-tax group vows fight
• Roadshow: Want a scare? Check your e-mail on hefty traffic fines
• Stanford hires assistant David Shaw as head coach
• Over 1 million Americans seen losing homes in 2011
• Pizarro: Happy birthday, Mr. Assessor
• 464 die in Brazil slides, survivors relate horrors
• Google violated privacy laws in South Korea, police say
• Computer could make 2 'Jeopardy!' champs deep blue
• Oakland Councilmember Ignacio De La Fuente won't face DUI charges
• San Jose-based SoloPower announces expansion to Oregon
• New guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• Higher energy and food costs lift wholesale prices
• Rent increases on the way, analysts say
• Taiwanese company president charged with LCD price fixing
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Driver in fatal Los Gatos crash had seizure; No DUI charges for Oakland councilman
• Woman found dead in Santa Cruz Mountains home is identified
• Caltrain conductor arrested for alleged misconduct
• Jack-knifed big rig ties up 101 in Mtn. View
• Middle school students hospitalized after mistaking rat poison for candy
• Biz Break: Don't count out Google's Android army; plus: Intel's record year
• Lawrence Taylor pleads guilty to 2 New York misdemeanor sex charges
• Hundreds mourn, 9/11 flag unfurled at Arizona girl's funeral
• Researcher touts easy cure for test anxiety
• Mortgage rates: Average on 30-year fixed home loan dips to 4.71%
• Stanford applications set another record
• California Ave. fountain voting 'through the roof'
• Quakes trade their first pick of MLS draft
• SPORTS: David Shaw named Stanford football coach
• Hall of Famer Frank Robinson hospitalized
• Couple arrested in Scotts Valley Jamba Juice robbery case
• Giants spring training tickets go on sale today
• At congresswoman's bedside, good news keeps coming
• Off-duty Marin cop pulled gun in self-defense, lawyer says
• Dog seized, quarantined after attack on Vallejo boy
• 'King's Dream' to be celebrated Sunday
• Four Gunn seniors semi-finalists in Intel contest
• Wrong-way driver on Highway 1 arrested on DUI charges
• Record number of local high school kids honored in Intel Science Talent Search
• Video: Palin weighs in on Arizona shooting, using words that stir new controversy
• Police: Actor Peter Fonda finds dead body in car
• Woman, 80, who stole diamond in Palo Alto in 2005, convicted of San Diego theft
• Limits on dogs in Golden Gate Recreation Area proposed
• Bay Area bridge toll hikes increasing revenues $129M
• 2 drown trying to swim across pond near Stockton
• Obama calls Americans to a new era of civility
• President Obama says polarized nation needs healing
• Open space purchase along Skyline Boulevard to help complete bike trail loop
• Legislative analyst: Brown's budget 'good starting point' but raises questions
• Intel honors junior scientists
• Latino artist might have to whitewash his own mural
• Jerry Brown's proposal to end redevelopment could have unexpected benefit for San Jose
• Palo Alto Unified School District switching elections to even-numbered years
• East Palo Alto woman who struck police officer with her stiletto heel gets probation
• Lakers edge Warriors
• Mountain View council allows controversial wireless tower at church
• Commission votes to cut California Avenue lanes
• 'Curious' new name highlights changes at Coyote Point Museum
• Activist in women of Juarez cases slain in Mexico
• Man shot in head in Hayward, son in custody as suspect
• Undergraduate applications to Stanford continue to rise
• David Shaw tapped as head football coach at Stanford
• Five-car pile-up in underpass stalls Oregon
• Apple's iPhone: No FaceTime on Verizon's 3G network
• Opponents vow to continue fight against PG&E's SmartMeters
• State plan to help homeowners facing foreclosure kicks off
• Obama calls Americans to a new era of civility
• Palo Alto, other cities explore merging services
• Pacifica woman wins lawsuit, keeps house after being conned
• San Jose agency sues former leaders, alleging financial misappropriation
• 2 earthquakes rattle rural area south of San Jose
• Man killed in series of collisions on Highway 237 in Sunnyvale
• Herhold: With redevelopment threatened, let's size up its legacy in San Jose
• Arizona shootings suspect worried college officials
• Palin weighs in on Arizona shooting, using words that stir new controversy
• Arizona suspect was stopped for running a red light before attack
• HP sees slip in computer sales in fourth quarter
• Fed survey: US economy ends 2010 on strong note
• News Corp. considering spinoff or sale of MySpace
• Winter storm buries southern New England
• New guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• Neighboring states gleeful over Illinois tax increase
• Carpool lane on Interstate 680 closed on Saturday
• Torrential rain, mudslides in Brazil kill 257
• Tour bus catches fire, ties up San Antonio Road
• Simitian calls Brown's budget a 'grown-up' plan
• Neurosis still making its music
• Haiti mourn quake dead, find hope in own resilency
• Legislative analyst: Brown's budget 'good starting point' but raises questions
• Shadow over Pakistan security grows
• Report: 49ers' Mike Johnson accepts coordinator job at UCLA
• San Jose: Man suspected of stabbing wife is found in closet
• State plan to help homeowners facing foreclosure kicks off
• Study: Penguin tracking bands harm the birds
• Caltrain conductor accused of soliciting sex for train ride
• Pizarro: Los Tigres Del Norte playing benefit concert for Mexican Heritage Corporation
• One person killed in collision on Highway 237 in Sunnyvale
• Former Cal freshman guard Gary Franklin transfers to Baylor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Murder suspect's mother disapproved of his gambling; Peninsula family catches thief on camera
• Santa Clara: By doing nothing, City Council may get best man for police chief job
• Apple's iPhone: No FaceTime on Verizon's 3G network
• Officials: Arizona rampage suspect had frenetic morning
• President Obama visits injured congresswoman, other victims at Arizona hospital
• Westboro Baptist Church won't protest funerals of any rampage victims
• Silicon Valley celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Three arrested after car chase that led to lockdown at San Leandro school
• Wikipedia aims for diversity on 10th anniversary
• Stanford soccer star joins Mexican national team
• Gilroy resident fends off 3 men in home invasion robbery
• Sharks Logan Couture likely to miss next game
• Idaho woman claims $190 million Mega Millions prize
• Journalists to launch News Corp.'s iPad newspaper
• Southern California man arrested in threats against Seattle congressman
• Roadshow: Freeway 'dive bombers' draw driver wrath
• Biz Break: Google's Android army: Still in the fight after Verizon gets Apple's iPhone?
• Palo Alto: Pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint
• Missing woman, two dogs found dead in remote home north of Aptos
• Justice Sonia Sotomayor to visit UC Berkeley
• Idaho woman has 1/11/11 baby at 11:11 a.m.
• 3 escaped Hearst Ranch zebras shot to death
• Schwarzenegger reportedly apologizes for not notifying family about clemency
• Novato police name second suspect in gang shooting
• Tech review: Gear helps golfers fine-tune game
• San Jose: Fire breaks out at medical marijuana collective
• Video: Palin suggests she's victim of 'blood libel' after Arizona shooting
• Facebook: Amber Alerts for missing kids on social networking site
• Hewlett-Packard signs $30M health-records contract
• Quake measuring 4.5 hits near San Juan Bautista
• Animal control investigates report of Vallejo boy's mauling
• CDC: Asthma rate in US up a little to 8.2 percent
• NetApp: Sunnyvale data storage company to buy Akorri Networks
• Fisher: Helping motivated families get a home of their own
• Peterson: Warriors brass working to make roster better
• DVRs give 'Conan' the lead among young viewers
• Bay Area man wrongfully convicted freed after 18 years
• California prisoners challenge parole changes
• 4.5 magnitude quake hits Fremont Peak area
• Body of 44-year-old man found near I-80 in Fairfield
• Peterson: Warriors brass working to make roster better
• A 4.5 magnitude earthquake hits near San Juan Bautista, followed by several aftershocks
• Hercules mayor to step down
• AT&T fails to connect with Palo Alto residents over cell tower plan
• Carole Groom chosen as president of San Mateo County supervisors
• Attorneys in Zumot's murder trial focus on heated text messages
• Board backs Duveneck plan, even-year voting
• Three Stanford scholars tapped as AAAS fellows
• Committee 'schooled' on ROTC, seeking more input from faculty and staff
• Los Altos police officer shoots aggressive dog
• San Bruno blast families each to receive up to $6,000 from relief fund
• Redwood City teens plead not guilty to murder charge
• Driver frustrations add to San Mateo County trash company woes
• Columbus agrees to pay $850,000 over ammonia leak in South San Francisco
• Woman jumps from burning Belmont apartment, caught by man
• 49ers G.M. Trent Baalke says future QB is not 'on this roster'
• More gunfire near scene of South San Francisco triple slaying
• Los Altos man convicted of San Bruno aid scam, faces 3 years
• Silicon Valley Teens still helping Haiti recover
• Dan Boyle is Sharks' lone All Star
• Tucson prepares for Obama's visit; suspect's parents release statement
• Santa Cruz County Supervisors approve SmartMeter moratorium, elect Mark Stone chair
• Pizarro: Describing Silicon Valley in 17 syllables
• Dialing back: Governor targets cell phones
• Insanity plea in Arizona shootings may be hard to make stick
• Study finds no evidence of health risks from SmartMeters
• Illinois House passes major tax boost, sends to Senate
• Panel urges far tougher oversight of offshore drilling
• San Jose agency sues former leaders, alleging financial misappropriation
• Roadshow: Meetings to save Caltrain coming up
• Man threatening Dumbarton leap now in custody
• Police identify three men killed in San Jose club shootout
• Twitter looking for new digs?
• Facebook feud: Judges reluctant to reopen Winklevoss twins' settlement
• 'Their spirit gets them through it,' Santa Cruz volunteer says of Haiti quake survivors
• New leadership elected at Santa Clara Valley Water District
• O'Brien: What Haiti tells us about the promise and limitations of digital media
• Santa Cruz County supervisors approve SmartMeter moratorium
• State plan to help homeowners facing foreclosure kicks off
• Cassidy: Computer History Museum re-opening marks a Silicon Valley milestone
• Zumot's attorney blasts withholding of texts
• Fisher: Helping motivated families get a home of their own
• Quadruplets at Lucile Packard almost ready to go home
• Apple's iPhone 4: It's official; it's coming to Verizon
• Winter storm that shut down the South turns north
• Young people are heeding Austin's call, demographer finds
• San Francisco first Asian-American mayor named
• Police talk man down from Dumbarton Bridge span
• Panthers tab former Cal star Rivera as coach
• Man threatening to jump off Dumbarton Bridge arrested
• A year after devastating quake, many Haitians still just 'watching and waiting'
• Floods hit Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city
• China tests stealth fighter as Gates visits
• Massachusetts man defrauded Cisco of $15.4 million, sentenced to prison
• Gates warns of North Korea missile threat to U.S.
• Roadshow: Meetings to save Caltrain coming up
• Cops say alleged Giffords gunman left 'Die, bitch' note
• Brown orders shut off for 48,000 state employee cell phones
• Silicon Valley Leadership Group sends governor tech plan
• Possible gas-main break reported in Menlo Park
• State budget plan: Five years of higher taxes, $12.5 billion in spending cuts
• Double -- no, make that quadruple -- trouble?
• San Jose: Police searching for man they say tried to kill wife
• CHP: Belmont man arrested after road rage, child endangerment incident on Highway 17
• Pizza deliveryman robbed at gunpoint Monday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda doctor accused of sexual battery; San Jose police hunt for man who they say tried to kill wife
• Businesses hiring in 2011 face a buyers' market
• Sea lion found shot last month undergoes more tests today
• City to honor Martin Luther King Jr. with 'Day of Service'
• Burglars steal water polo player's Olympic silver medal in Manteca
• Milpitas fire officials looking for source of paint-like substance in creek
• 'Complications' doom Bill Honig's appointment to state education board
• F. Lee Bailey: Paper proves OJ Simpson's innocence
• Sacramento teen dies from leukemia despite China search
• Armed men rob San Leandro bank
• Teenage burglars busted in Menlo Park
• Biz Break: Apple's iPhone: Switch to Verizon? Here's what you need to know
• Belmont: Early morning fire injures five residents, displaces 50 others
• Tech trading case: Another guilty plea in crackdown on research firms
• Dan Boyle is Sharks' lone All Star
• Oakland's sixth homicide victim of 2011 identified
• BlackBerry maker will filter out porn, Indonesia says
• Airfare increase seen likely to stick
• As Facebook grows, MySpace slashes nearly half its staff
• Alameda: Doctor accused of sexual battery
• Woman responding to online dating ad robbed at gunpoint
• Union City man stable after Monday night shooting
• Toyota's biggest problem: its aging lineup of cars
• Former Tiburon school board member injured in Arizona shooting
• Renovations planned for Duveneck campus
• South Bay forecast: Rain today, then clear skies through weekend
• San Jose police release images of bank robbery suspect
• Witness in Palo Alto murder trial: Schipsi walked home in tears following dispute with Zumot
• Two women fend off purse-snatchers in front of Mountain View hotel
• Doctor: No change in Rep. Giffords condition
• San Jose's employee seniority rules questioned
• A look at Brown's tax proposals
• Wilner: Changes at school will ensure Stanford football survives Harbaugh's departure
• Redwood City bids to take over San Carlos' fire service
• Redwood City approves 18 percent rate hike for garbage collection
• Former Palo Alto official says media 'greatly exaggerated' circumstances of retirement
• Hazardous Pardee Park trees set for fast removal
• Stanford grad student tapped for 2011 Pearl Internship
• Dementia puts Ayres case in jeopardy
• Tim Kawakami: Stanford would have beaten Auburn or Oregon
• Jon Wilner's final AP football ballot
• U.S. abortion rate stalls after years of decline
• Tom DeLay sentenced to 3 years
• Arizona suspect could face death in deadly attack
• Across Arizona, guns have passionate and broad constituency
• Wolverton: A Verizon iPhone would be good for consumers
• 8 dead in new flood as Australia's crisis worsens
• GaiaRecycle To Exhibit at US Composting Council Trade Show
• Roberts blasts media accounts of his departure
• Friend doubted Schipsi wrote him a message
• Toyota to expand Prius line with larger, smaller models
• California budget: State park closures, cuts to wildland firefighting teams loom
• Oil prices slightly higher after leak closes pipeline
• Volt wins annual car award at Detroit auto show
• Makeshift explosive device forces evacuation of San Jose neighborhood
• California budget: Bay Area transit leaders pleased with Jerry Brown's budget
• California budget: Jerry Brown's proposal spares education deep cuts but still imposes pain
• State's redevelopment agencies walloped in proposed budget
• San Jose police tight-lipped about triple homicide
• AMD: CEO of Sunnyvale chipmaker abruptly resigns
• NASA Ames' Kepler mission discovers its first rocky planet outside our solar system
• San Jose-based SunPower signs contracts with Southern California Edison
• California budget: Jerry Brown's proposal spares education deep cuts but still imposes pain
• Pizarro: CreaTV San Jose making video equipment available to schools
• State budget plan: Five years of higher taxes, $12.5 billion in spending cuts
• San Jose jewelry store owner fatally who was stabbed was 'hardworking' man, family says
• Intel to pay Nvidia $1.5 billion in patent settlement
• Ford plans to hire 7,000 US workers by 2012, plans new electric vehicles
• California budget: Bay Area transit leaders pleased with Jerry Brown's budget
• Pilot killed in crop duster crash on Delta island
• Wolverton: Smartphone is becoming the electronic Swiss army knife
• Suspicious package in downtown Santa Cruz found to be harmless by bomb squad
• Roadshow: When it rains, stop using cruise control
• Herhold: The dangers of leaving a troubled young man alone
• Cupertino City Council backs off on renewing Coffee Society lease
• Honda to offer natural gas, hybrid versions of 2012 Civic
• Petersen squelches Stanford talk, will stay at Boise State
• 2 arrested in Los Angeles in turtle smuggling case
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Plan calls for no more Golden Gate Bridge toll-takers; Pilot killed in Bethel Island crash
• Groupon raises $950M from Kleiner, Andreessen, other investors
• Federal judge to hold key hearing on Barry Bonds trial evidence
• Board of education to decide on election timing
• 'Band of Brothers' inspiration Winters dies at age 92
• California budget: Jerry Brown proposes $1.4 billion cut for universities, community colleges
• Morgan Hill: Man robs Valero gas station at gunpoint
• California budget: Jerry Brown calls for major shifts of state prisoners to county jails.
• California budget: Jerry Brown calls for counties to take on more safety-net responsibilities
• Porsche race car uses hybrid technology for power boost
• Morgan Hill woman arrested in suspected DUI crash; passenger, 17, in critical condition
• Holiday Fund: Gunn promotes green goals
• Mountain View police puzzled by Jan. 5 burglary
• Brown says slash spending, keep tax hikes
• Boy brings gun to Berkeley High
• Klout: S.F. startup gains $8.5M in round led by Kleiner Perkins' sFund
• Intel to pay $1.5 billion to Nvidia in patent settlement
• Stanford's Marecic wins Hornung Award for most versatile player
• Biz Break: Apple's iPhone: 'dominant' at Verizon? Plus: Andreessen, Kleiner in $950M Groupon round
• Chinese automaker BYD committed to selling electrics, hybrids in US
• Verizon the big winner if it gets Apple's iPhone? Not so fast
• SEC charges 4 in tech insider trading case
• SPORTS: Stanford's Owen Marecic wins Paul Hornung Award
• Jewish folk singer Debbie Friedman dies in Southern California
• VasoNova: Teleflex buys Menlo Park medical-device firm for $55 million
• Parks officer expected to recover after fall into ravine in Alamo
• Nation holds moment of silence for Arizona victims
• San Leandro fire seriously damages house
• Volt wins annual car award at Detroit auto show
• Rep. Anna Eshoo to keep contact with constituents despite Arizona shooting
• SunPower in 3 solar power deals with Southern California utility
• U.S. cites evidence of assassination plot in Arizona shooting
• Council to review controversial Pardee Park plan
• Roadshow: Seeing red at freeway onramps
• Tully Road-101 construction takes off this week
• South Korean film director makes movie on iPhone
• Man in critical condition after East Oakland shooting
• Study: Spacing babies close may raise autism risk
• Gabrielle Giffords shooting: 'Get down! Get down!' as gunfire erupts
• NYPD charges Portuguese model in NYC hotel slaying
• Former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti open to filling Stanford vacancy
• Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha declared unrestricted free agent
• Campaign supports researchers as they create solutions to vexing problems
• Woman attacked while walking in Mountain View
• U.S. cites evidence of assassination plot
• Sharks still shooting blanks in shutout loss to Ducks
• New San Jose police chief could be named next month
• McDonald: Nnamdi Asomugha not worth what Raiders would have had to pay him
• Study: More special-needs students engaged in community, enrolled in college
• Foster City moves to tweak zoning laws to settle noise dispute
• Stanford men lose 67-57 at Arizona
• Roadshow: Granny-the-Bicyclist lays down the law
• One of six killed in Arizona rampage was a UC Santa Cruz grad
• Roadshow: Seeing red at freeway onramps
• Wolverton: Smartphone is becoming the electronic Swiss army knife
• With secession vote, Sudan's Lost Boys hope to find peace
• Thumbnail sketches of victims in Tucson shooting
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Doctors remain hopeful for Gabrielle Giffords
• Alarm grew at suspect's disturbing behavior
• Roadshow: Granny-the-Bicyclist lays down the law
• 3 people dead in San Jose nightclub shooting
• Study: Spacing babies close may raise autism risk
• Flights canceled, roads icy as storm hits South
• Photographer documents final days of Bay Meadows racetrack
• Study: Love music? Thank a substance in your brain
• Golden State Warriors sleepwalk through matinee
• Southern Sudanese begin historic vote on secession
• Gates says China moving fast on new weapons
• Former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti open to filling Stanford vacancy
• Plane with 106 people crashes in Iran; 35 survive
• Tully Road-101 construction takes off this week
• New state schools chief graduated from Daly City's Westmoor High
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman acted alone
• San Jose homicides jump to three in new year
• Suspect faces federal charges in Arizona attack
• Authorities: 2nd man cleared in Giffords shooting
• Report: Raiders' Asomugha to be declared a free agent
• 9-year-old girl killed in AZ melee granddaughter of ex-Phillies manager
• Two Oakland slaying victims identified
• Gunman robs woman in Palo Alto driveway
• San Jose woman stabbed, police search for husband
• AZ shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• The big squeeze is on in California classes
• Herhold: A changing of the guard in San Jose
• Struggle forecase for Pentagon and deficit hawks
• Customers who ordered all-electric Nissan Leafs growing impatient
• Roadshow: Mr. Roadshow's new dream car is a tad expensive
• San Jose homicides take a triple jump on Saturday -- totaling four in the New Year
• O'Brien: Dan'l Lewin emerges as influential advocate for Microsoft in Silicon Valley
• San Jose's rose garden attracts 175 volunteers Saturday in a dramatic turnaround for the municipal gem
• AZ shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• Shooting postpones Stanford men's game
• Sharks lose to Predators on hard-luck play
• USF men defeat Santa Clara in WCC opener
• Cal Bears rebound with victory over Arizona State Sun Devils
• Stanford routs Arizona State
• Warriors weigh options with Brandan Wright
• Poole: Developing a quarterback is Jim Harbaugh's top mission with San Francisco 49ers
• Roadshow: Bicyclists and drivers -- can we all just get along?
• San Mateo County's new DA wants to stay local, be tough on gangs
• A TURNING POINT IN THE DISCOURSE, BUT IN WHICH DIRECTION?
• ARIZONA SUSPECT'S ONLINE TRAIL OFFERS HINTS OF ALIENATION
• NH farmer is folk hero for gun rights advocates
• Stanford coaching search might include Boise State's Chris Petersen
• Pizarro: An amazing journey for a San Jose family
• Internal Affairs: Familiar face back in charge of Santa Clara County DA's domestic violence unit
• Internal Affairs: For local pols, battle for Beall seat could be tantalizing
• For minorities, new 'digital divide' seen
• Report: US to increase help for Pakistan
• Quick strides for China's military
• Has overfishing ended? Top US scientist says yes
• Paly's state championship teams honored
• A year after the earthquake, Haiti's recovery remains mired in gridlock
• TWITTER RECORDS IN WIKILEAKS CASE ARE SUBPOENAED
• Al-Sadr hammers anti-US message in 1st Iraq speech
• Castilleja students ponder mind-boggling variety of food, and personal choices
• Paly grad pushes for equity as leader in Teach for America
• Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords shot, 6 killed
• 15-year-old girl gets life-threatening injuries in San Jose hit-and-run accident
• 14 decapitated bodies found in Mexico resort city
• 2.1-magnitude quake rattles near Friday quake location
• Group that prays at the scene of San Mateo County slayings comes to South San Francisco
• Artful dresses by Cristina Velazquez represent 'musts' for women at San Mateo gallery
• Delay denied in trial of man accused of Hillsdale High attack
• Campbell teen struck in crosswalk by hit-and-run driver
• Feds opt out of international custody dispute centered on boy from Capitola
• Stanford men's basketball game at Arizona postponed due to shooting of Congresswoman, others in Tucson
• Tow scam artist - 'Worse than...Madoff,' - gets sentenced to 14 years in prison.
• U.S. court demands WikiLeaks' Twitter account info
• CHP issues fog advisory for Bay Bridge
• Young mountain lion startles Belmont 6th grader
• Another driveway robbery this a.m. in Palo Alto
• San Jose's redevelopment agency selling land to buy property needed for proposed MLB ballpark
• Tow scam artist - 'Worse than...Madoff,' - gets sentenced to 14 years in prison.
• Former Sharks prospect Cavanagh dies
• Raiders, Hue Jackson, impacted by Jim Harbaugh's decision?
• Stanford's Christen Press named top player in women's soccer
• Sharks GM delivers midseason scolding
• Warriors rout lowly Cleveland Cavaliers
• Kawakami: Jim Harbaugh, what took you so long?
• O'Brien: Marc Bodnick, Facebook and Elevation Partner's social media success
• Purdy: Jed York grows up as 49ers owner
• San Mateo County will clean up contaminated Rainer Service Station site in East Palo Alto
• Palo Alto murder-arson defendant spotted in neighborhood before house fire
• Moss Beach woman dies in low-speed car crash
• Burlingame schools chief departs for health reasons
• Acura on I-280 hits abandoned Christmas tree, rolls over
• 49ers notebook: Hiring sets up a Harbaugh Bowl
• Southern Sudanese making 'Final Walk to Freedom'
• San Jose's redevelopment agency selling land to buy property needed for proposed MLB ballpark
• Divers: 1811 wreck of Perry ship discovered off RI
• Pakistanis mourn a once tolerant, relaxed nation
• 17 killed in suicide blast in southern Afghanistan
• SURVIVAL RATE OF TROOPS WOUNDED IN AFGHAN WAR IS RISING
• House takes symbolic step to repeal health law
• Gates goes after military health care
• Package ignites at Washington postal facility
• Verizon invites press to mystery event, reignites iPhone rumors
• Automakers again tout fuel-efficient cars at Detroit show
• Tech Notebook: 1 million Mac App Store downloads (and counting)
• Electric Ford Focus will go on sale this year
• Unemployment rate falls to 9.4%; employers add 103,000 jobs
• Court ruling voiding Wells Fargo, US Bancorp foreclosures a warning to other banks
• Palo Alto street-robbery suspect could face life
• SPORTS: Harbaugh leaving Stanford to coach San Francisco 49ers
• Automakers again tout fuel-efficient cars at Detroit show
• Electric Ford Focus will go on sale this year
• 4.1 quake rattles South Bay
• San Francisco supervisors recommend city administrator to be mayor
• Apple execs richly rewarded for banner year
• Jerry Brown's to-do list really begins after shock-and-awe Monday
• Mercury News interview: Eric Dresselhuys, executive vice president of Silver Spring Networks
• Feels chilly, but weather only slightly colder than usual
• Stanford after Harbaugh: Players lobbying for David Shaw
• Harbaugh on 49ers: 'The perfect competitive opportunity'
• San Jose: Cosentino's market closing after 63 years
• Linguists vote 'app' Word of the Year
• Witness says Zumot sped by her as fire started
• 4.1-magntitude quake rattles Bay Area Friday
• Tuesday meeting set for controversial cell tower
• Crews fixing Delta levee in preparation for potential flooding
• Chasing Apple's iPad: Tablets crowd Consumer Electronics Show
• Verizon invites press to mystery event, reignites iPhone rumors
• Inkjet, laser, Memjet? Fast color printers on tap
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man shot to death in Hayward; San Jose market closes after 63 years
• Electric Ford Focus will go on sale this year
• Investor in owner of Great America seeks board shake-up of chain
• 3rd package ignites at Washington postal facility
• South San Francisco bank robbed, suspects escape
• Teens sent to jail for stealing guns from Scotts Valley home
• Biz Break: Apple: 1M Mac app downloads; next week, big Verizon iPhone news?
• 6 Reno girls arrested in Facebook teacher attack invite
• Redwood High student arrested for loaded gun, machetes
• Hitler-mocking dog enraged Nazis
• 2 men identified in Los Angeles disabled abuse case
• SPORTS: Harbaugh reportedly signs five-year contract with 49ers
• Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mark Kvamme picked to launch Ohio jobs effort
• 4 guests San Francisco hotel guests sickened by carbon monoxide
• Court rules against Wells Fargo, U.S. Bancorp in foreclosure case
• Central Valley funeral planned for Hmong leader Vang Pao
• Fluoride level may be too high in water, feds say
• Stanford offers series on autism for parents
• PUBLIC AGENDA: City Council, Human Relations Commission
• Alameda shopping center sold for $181 million
• Stanford police release sketch of suspect in Jan. 3 assault
• Alameda power outage leaves 6,800 in the dark Friday morning
• Police investigating shooting of Hayward family's dog
• ER doctor: Michael Jackson was dead before he arrived at hospital
• Mortgage lenders now advertising as crisis solvers
• Unemployment rate falls to 9.4%; employers add 103,000 jobs
• UCSC moves to suspend American Studies program
• Hayward man arrested after deputy-involved shooting
• Jocelyn Dong named editor of the Weekly
• From kings to cowboys: Top films of 2010
• Diridon could be on track back to rail-authority board -- with a big IF
• California Ave. lane reduction 'won't impact traffic'
• Apple says 1 million Mac apps downloaded in 1 day
• San Mateo: Acura on I-280 hits abandoned Christmas tree, rolls over
• 2 fiery packages put Maryland mailrooms on alert
• Bay Area weather: Sunny skies forecast for weekend
• Orange County man steals identity, then reports it stolen
• Coroner's office identifies man hit by train
• Two dead in Plumas County plane crash
• Space shuttle Discovery's mission delayed again
• All forensic artist needs is a skull to build back faces of lost souls
• Arson dog's performance could factor into Palo Alto murder case
• Sharks shut out by Sabres
• Purdy: When the money is sure to be there, it's not about the money
• CES: Major carriers rolling out new 4G wireless services
• Facebook IPO likely by April 2012
• Friends, no benefits
• New San Mateo County District Attorney will stick with old ways
• Arrest made in connection with two Palo Alto robberies
• Man gets 17 years for raping and beating 94-year-old Palo Alto woman
• Judith Jamison, a legend in the world of dance, coming to Stanford
• Fermi's Large Area Telescope sees surprising flares in Crab Nebula
• Police release sketch of alleged assailant
• Boise State tops San Jose State 102-101 in four overtimes
• Cal can't close it out against Arizona
• Facebook IPO could be a reality in April 2012
• Sharks update
• Stanford men use defense to win at Arizona State
• Stanford women rout Arizona 87-54
• Golden State Warriors, with people getting healthy and favorable schedule, need to put up or shut up now
• Now, Raiders' Hue Jackson has to play waiting game
• Peninsula education leaders react to declaration of fiscal emergency for schools
• Holiday shopping in December fell short of expectations
• Citing economy, Gates seeks to downsize troops
• Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Mayfield Harris, friend to movie stars and athletes, dead at 86
• Giants to open season March 31 at Los Angeles Dodgers
• Eileen Larsen remembered as strong community leader
• Republicans reject cost estimate of health law repeal
• Historic reading of Constitution sees House tussle
• Bacteria devoured methane from Gulf oil spill
• State Department warns contacts in leaked cables
• Mortgage lenders now advertising as crisis solvers
• Santa Clara: Former official chosen to fill city council vacancy
• Business background defines Obama's new chief of staff
• Fisher: San Bruno fund was a gift, so give it to the victims
• Verizon unveils devices for 4G network: Motorola tablet, Droid Bionic phone
• Coming soon: Net-connected ovens, washing machines and more
• Roadshow: Improvements on Highway 25 have saved lives
• San Mateo Medical Center nurses complain of worsening care
• Holiday shopping in December fell short of expectations
• State Supreme Court Justice Carlos Moreno to step down
• Donald J. Tyson, food tycoon, dies at 80
• Chemical signal in women's tears a turnoff for men
• Men face four years in prison for robbing Bay Area women
• Will autism fraud report be a vaccine booster?
• Facebook apologizes to Iowa birth photographer
• Fed, state officials vow to fight Blue Shield hike
• Admitted rapist of woman, 94, gets 17 years
• Ivory Coast election winner wants rival ousted
• U.S. stance on North Korea shifts toward talks
• South Korean police say Google collects personal info
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley gadgets are changing our world view
• Shoppers won't lose energy in 2011, economists say
• Hiring outlook brightens as layoffs decline
• Harbaugh bidding continues; Broncos making late play
• Mega Millions winner claims jackpot in Washington
• Restaurant sneers at Monterey aquarium's 'don't eat' list
• Phone call from dying crash victim prompts desperate search on Sonoma coast
• Andrew Luck's dad: 'He tends to make good decisions'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose bank robbery an inside job police say; Popular East Bay restaurant closes
• Police arrest Palo Alto robbery suspect
• Former Fremont lawmaker named to $128,000 post on state board
• San Jose: Two men arrested in inside job bank robbery
• Unruly Russian hockey team kicked off New York flight
• Alameda: Main library branch evacuated today
• Packages addressed to governor ignite at two Maryland state buildings
• UC leaders stand firm against threatened pension lawsuit
• Fueled by Four Loko? 'Dangerous' alcohol-caffeine drinks converted to ethanol
• Boxer promises GOP a fight on climate change
• Cassidy: Silicon Valley gadgets are changing our world view
• Skype to buy Redwood City-based mobile video specialist Qik
• AP sources: Obama chooses William Daley as chief of staff
• Witness recounts last fight between Palo Alto murder suspect and his slain girlfriend
• SPORTS: Andrew Luck to stay at Stanford at least another year
• Apple launches app store for Mac computer software
• Water main breaks in Santa Cruz; three cars damaged by asphalt
• Two robberies at gunpoint reported by walkers in Santa Cruz
• LA investigators: Video shows men sexually assaulting 10 disabled women
• Pizarro: Overhead bridge to former San Jose hospital coming down
• Man, 19, struck and killed by Caltrain in Palo Alto
• More people applied for unemployment aid last week
• Judge dismisses conviction of Howard K. Stern in Anna Nicole Smith case
• EU extends deadline for Intel's McAfee deal
• Elizabeth Edwards leaves husband John out of will
• Pipeline blast survivors eager to receive donations
• Sonoma County: Helicopter rescues stranded park ranger
• Bus driver's name released in fatal crash
• Zumot's friend recalls night before fatal fire
• Man accused of dragging sick dog in Morgan Hill found incompetent to stand trial
• New DA restoring 'Conviction Integrity' and 'Cold Case' units
• 'Friends' book sale returns to Main Room after fire
• 19-year-old man dies on Caltrain tracks today
• Poole: Raiders likelier than 49ers to escape predicament
• Witness recounts last fight between Palo Alto murder suspect and his slain girlfriend
• Former Redwood City bank teller gets year in jail for swiping $73K from aunt, teen
• Los Altos students may be dropped off behind Blach school again
• Golden State Warriors rally past New Orleans Hornets
• Oakland offensive coordinator Hue Jackson in line for interview with Raiders to replace fired coach Tom Cable
• 49ers, Dolphins in bidding war for Jim Harbaugh
• Nevada looks for recognition with bowl game
• Powerful cleric returns to Iraq after years in Iran
• Governor's assassination deepens divide in Pakistan
• Jerry Brown's talk of ending redevelopment sparks fears, cheers around California
• Ellison tried to buy New Orleans Hornets but dampens hopes of NBA team in San Jose
• Second impacts often injure car crash victims
• Microsoft's Kinect controllers sold 8 million in first two months
• Freshman guard Gary Franklin transferring from Cal
• New crime lab director named
• Herhold: Three keys to how DA Jeff Rosen might be judged over long term
• Pipeline blast survivors eager to receive donations
• Ellison tried to buy New Orleans Hornets but dampens hopes of NBA team in San Jose
• Microsoft's Kinect controllers sold 8 million in first two months
• Paper on ESP expected to prompt outrage
• Mega Millions winner steps forward in Washington; Idaho in suspense
• Health spending rose in 2009, but at a low rate
• Obama nearing decisions in White House staff shake-up
• Private-payroll report lifts hopes for more jobs
• Facebook deal highlights securities law
• Sabre ramps up online travel battle with American
• Roadshow: Rollover crashes in decline
• San Jose day care worker arrested on suspicion of molesting a child
• Fire at San Jose apartment building displaces six
• Historic parade for Paly state champs is Saturday
• Internet coming soon to ovens and washing machines
• Police: Former Pentagon official confused before death
• San Jose officials trying to shut down Club Wet
• Homeless man's voice prompts job offers
• Federal regulators tell nation's pipeline operators to review records and identify risks
• Pentagon is said to be poised to cancel Marine landing craft
• Journal: Study linking vaccine to autism was fraud
• Pizarro: San Jose Museum of Art exhibit examines Japantown
• Male pattern baldness: What causes it?
• State investigates inmate's Facebook account
• Panel: Massive oil spill could happen again
• Santa Clara Valley fiddlers robbed of sound equipment, another storage locker break-in
• Goat found hog-tied in Morgan Hill will find new home at farm sanctuary
• New Congress convenes; Boehner becomes speaker
• Two students sent to hospitals after being hit by slow-moving Milpitas school bus
• Qualcomm buying Atheros for $3.2 billion
• 'Spare the Air' alert issued for Thursday
• Obama renominates San Jose judge, two others from Bay Area to federal bench
• 19 Democrats don't back Pelosi in speaker vote
• Contemporary flair
• Three-alarm fire damages two San Rafael homes
• Roadshow: Rollover crashes in decline
• Alameda firefighter succumbs to cancer
• Fed agency urges scrutiny of gas utility pipeline records
• Wood burning ban in effect Thursday due to poor air quality
• Alameda: Chair of economic commission quits
• Blyleven, Alomar elected to Hall of Fame
• Report of mountain lion sighting in Woodside
• Cleveland Cavaliers, others offer job to homeless man with golden voice
• Auto industry had a better ride in 2010
• Winners in near-record Mega Millions sold just 125 miles apart
• Six wounded in East Oakland shooting
• Santa Clara: San Jose man arrested in motel room slaying case
• Two shooting victims found in Union City
• San Jose: Youth minister accused of molesting teens
• Walrus babies the goal of new scientific research
• Man fatally shot in Hayward home
• Archives shows rarely seen Reagan documents in DC
• Fishermen get $3.6M settlement from San Francisco Bay oil spill
• Stanford police investigating assault on student
• Police handling of Schipsi murder challenged
• West Oakland slaying victim identified as Berkeley man
• Deportation postponed for man whose daughter died in Oakland fire
• Elarms pleads not guilty in David Lewis killing
• Michigan fires Rodriguez after 3 seasons
• First two convictions in San Bruno blast aid scams
• What should San Bruno do with $380,000 in fire donations?
• New edition removes Mark Twain's 'offensive' words
• Six wounded in East Oakland shooting
• Montel Williams cited after pipe found at airport
• Stanford football team returns home to uncertain future
• Checking cheaters: China plans marriage database to prevent affairs
• North Korea wants unconditional, early talks with South
• Google, Apple gain ground on Microsoft's Internet Explorer
• Stanford police investigating assault on student
• Official: Fire in East Palo Alto City Hall restroom was arson
• Defense attorney questions delayed coroner response in Palo Alto murder- arson trial
• Las Lomitas school district may drop proposed parcel tax increase
• Redwood City residents could get hit with 18% garbage rate increase
• Sid Espinosa takes over as mayor in Palo Alto
• Journal's top technique of 2010 goes to optogenetics method pioneered by Stanford scientist
• Cardinal fans welcome home the Orange Bowl Champions
• With new heart pump, Cheney slowly resumes old life
• Schools sue San Mateo County to recover $20 million investment loss
• What should San Bruno do with $380,000 in fire donations?
• Authorities work to get fuel off crab boat grounded on Half Moon Bay beach
• Not guilty plea in murder of East Palo Alto community leader
• Trent Baalke officially promoted to 49ers GM
• McDonald: By getting rid of Tom Cable, Al Davis shows Raiders that 8-8 is never good enough
• Cam Inman: Oakland Raiders players won't like Cable's ouster
• Stanford football team returns home to uncertain future
• San Jose Sharks' Ryane Clowe stands behind his strong words
• Golden State Warriors waive Rodney Carney
• Raiders dismiss Tom Cable as coach
• Tim Kawakami: San Francisco 49ers appear to have inside track on Jim Harbaugh
• Former Belmont mayor dies suddenly in her home
• First two convictions in San Bruno blast aid scams
• Walrus babies the goal of new scientific research
• At Riley's Place in Woodside, homeless and chronically ill children connect with animals
• Cable out as Raiders coach
• Obama signs bill to improve nation's food safety
• Tea party members of the House turn to lobbyists and fundraisers
• House GOP challenges Obama to join them
• Fisher: How many calories in that burger? Now the whole country will know
• Surge in bankruptcies slows -- except in California, western states
• Israel focuses its energy on cleantech
• Auto industry had a better ride in 2010
• Birthright citizenship looms as next immigration battle
• Texan declared innocent after 30 years in prison
• Navy firing over videos raises questions of timing
• Many defibrillators implanted unnecessarily, study says
• Arson fire cancels East Palo Alto council meeting
• Authorities identify Union City man found dead outside home
• Roadshow: Going too slow? You may flunk a driving test
• San Jose youth minister arrested, charged with lewd conduct with teens
• Birthright citizenship looms as next immigration battle
• Police dog under scrutiny after pet mauling in Brentwood
• BREAKING NEWS: Car hits pedestrian, causing El Camino traffic jam
• Facebook close to buying former Sun Microsystems campus
• San Jose: Santa Teresa High senior recovering after hit-and-run collision
• Anti-Christian drumbeat loud before Egypt attack
• Ambassador to Libya returns to US following leaked cable
• Pakistani governor who opposed blasphemy law is killed
• Man, 83, has life-threating injuries after being hit by car in Saratoga
• San Jose: Big rig accident snarls I-880 traffic for more than two hours
• Roadshow: Going too slow? You may flunk a driving test
• Feinstein to undergo knee-replacement surgery
• New chips from Intel, AMD help PCs compete with tablets
• Pizarro: San Pedro Square showing signs of life
• Gay marriage issue to return to California Supreme Court
• Hayward woman killed by San Leandro police is identified
• Roadside shoe tree in Nevada felled by vandals
• Zumot-trial attorneys clash over arson evidence
• San Jose man charged with attempted homicide following stabbing
• Netflix online-streaming buttons coming to remote controls
• Milpitas restaurant fire causes smoke, water damage
• Three people escape sinking fishing boat near Half Moon Bay
• San Francisco police: Man in wheelchair shot after stabbing officer
• REAL ESTATE: Home on E. Meadow Drive sells for $1.4M
• Mega Millions jackpot payoff reaches $355 million
• 49ers reportedly active on the hunt for Jim Harbaugh
• Pothole brings NB I-880 traffic in Oakland to a near standstill
• Golden State Warriors trainer Tom Abdenour leaving to take job at San Diego State
• Biz Break: Apple's iPad: 82M Americans could own one (or another tablet) by 2015
• Smaller beer size allowed by change in British rules
• Navy captain who produced raunchy video relieved of command
• Israel focuses its energy on cleantech
• Palo Alto receives $1.5M grant for California Ave.
• SPORTS: Paly's Hansen named state coach of the year in football
• Stanford student fends off attacker on campus
• Schwarzenegger tweet to Russian president: Let's go skiing
• Holiday DUI arrests in Santa Clara County dropped 13% from last season
• Palo Alto hookah bar owner allegedly tampered with murder victim's phone
• Sonoma County: Driver arrested on DUI, child endangerment charges
• U.S. inspectors issue 'urgent' recommendations after San Bruno pipeline blast
• Illinois mom gives birth to 1 twin in 2010, 1 in 2011
• Sheriff wants Lohan charged with battery
• Palo Alto hookah bar owner allegedly tampered with murder victim's cell phone
• Ideafarm in trouble with Mountain View police, again
• Belmont's former 'sign lady' now located in Redwood City
• Man headbutts, kicks police officer at Palo Alto hotel
• San Jose Sharks can't slow down Canucks
• Robbers grab cash out of man's hand at Mountain View Walmart
• Purdy: Luck shows he's nation's best college QB
• Stanford's speed, toughness too much for Virginia Tech in Orange Bowl
• Warriors start fast but fall apart in third quarter against Magic
• Cardinal blows past the Hokies to take Orange Bowl title
• Oakland Raiders' Tom Cable must wait to hear of his coaching fate
• San Francisco 49ers cringe at Seattle Seahawks' title
• Sheriff's Office identifies two bodies found in Saratoga home
• New Year's resolutions? Brain can sabotage success
• Longtime Half Moon Bay councilwoman has coastal trail named after her
• San Mateo County : New trash service begins for 440,000 residents
• San Mateo County schools awarded tech funds from Microsoft settlement
• 4 and 20 blackbirds, and 3,000, dead in the sky
• Republicans set up huge target for the budget ax
• Racy videos raise questions about Navy culture
• Roadshow: What's that gap? Caltrans aims to save bridges in earthquakes
• Stanford on top of the college football world
• BofA reaches $2.8 billion deal with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
• Roadshow: What's that gap? Caltrans aims to save bridges in earthquakes
• Recycling truck overturns, spilling 100 gallons of fuel on Highway 101
• Cell phone takes center stage at Zumot trial
• San Francisco 49ers' Alex Smith set to test free-agent waters
• Brown sworn in as governor; budget cuts loom
• Apple's iPad: Restaurants uploading menus to tablet for diners
• Palo Alto murder-arson case begins
• Facebook close to buying former Sun Microsystems campus
• U.S. inspectors issue 'urgent' recommendations after San Bruno pipeline blast
• Diplomacy again falls short in tense Ivory Coast standoff
• Loose dogs attack elderly man in south San Jose
• AP Exclusive:Iran invites EU, others to nuclear sites
• Consumer Electronics Show to bring fiercer competition to Apple's iPad
• Santa Clara schoolchildren raise hundreds of dollars to fulfill Wish Book needs
• Troubled Pakistan faces ruling coalition collapse
• Stocks start 2011 with a big lift
• U.S. general: Deal with tribe in Taliban bastion
• Facebook gets $500 million investment
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Court won't review Bay Area's no-burn rule; New Santa Clara County DA has tough job ahead
• Law professors say politics loomed large over Nuñez's commutation
• Herhold: Anne Gust Brown brings discipline to her husband's Sacramento return
• Pizarro: Toasting the new year with another round of 'firsts'
• Kamala Harris sworn in as first female attorney general
• East Palo Alto murder trial begins
• Jean Quan sworn in as Oakland mayor, promises town hall meetings across town
• Facebook: Goldman Sachs, Russian firm reportedly invest $500 million
• Oprah Winfrey's network gets a warm welcome from viewers
• Kay Kerr, co-founder of Save the Bay, dies at 99
• Law professors say politics loomed large over Nuñez's commutation
• I-5 at Grapevine reopens after long snow closure
• Firebomb at Sacramento library damages 1,000 books
• San Jose: Pedestrian, 55, identified in fatal VTA light-rail collision
• Biz Break: Buy into Facebook pre-IPO? (If you have $2M to spare); plus: Apple at $300B
• Two sent to hospital after collision on El Camino
• El Camino car crash causes traffic back-up
• Lottery ticket worth nearly $228,000 still unclaimed in Fremont
• Microsoft says lost Hotmail e-mails now restored
• Labs seek clues after 3,000 birds die in Arkansas
• Zsa Zsa Gabor's doctors trying to avoid amputation
• Recruiting by U.S. universities of Chinese undergrads is hottest new education trend
• Stanford endowment jumps 10 percent last year
• Zumot trial begins today in San Jose courtroom
• 14-year-old driver survives crash, killed by live wire
• Pension costs top list of Palo Alto budget woes
• San Jose woman, 21, found dead on Highway 101 on New Year's Day ID'd
• Apple's absence to be felt at Consumer Electronics Show
• Backup heavy following I-680 crash in Danville
• Toshiba to sell tablet with Google's Android OS
• 'Forbidden Planet' star Anne Francis dies at 80
• Oakland: Man shot multiple times, no arrests made
• Eric Mangini fired by Browns after 5-11 season
• New Santa Clara County district attorney has tough job ahead
• Gilroy family putting life back together after losing 4-year-old son in DUI crash
• Inman: Stability at head coach, not change, is key to Raiders' future
• Purdy: Will Luck (and Harbaugh) run out?
• Kawakami: Meaningless win doesn't change bottom line for 49ers
• Humanities scholars shed new light on past, present, future of environmental change
• Water, women and children's health in sub-Saharan Africa
• Sharks happy to be home after long but successful road trip
• Golden State's Dorell Wright on hot-shooting tear
• Governor commutes prison sentence for politician's son
• Seahawks (7-9) head to postseason as NFC West champions
• Colts edge Titans, tie record with ninth straight postseason appearance
• Raiders take season-ending victory over Chiefs, 31-10
• ESPN report: John Elway joining Denver Broncos and to talk to Jim Harbaugh
• Freshmen spark Stanford men past Cal
• Members of San Francisco's 'workingman's sailing club' thrilled about landing America's Cup race
• Two people found dead in Saratoga home
• Roadshow: More tips on driving to snow country when chains are needed
• ``Joey Bowl' remembers disabled player
• Administration's search for chief economic adviser has been politically touchy
• Facing WikiLeaks threat, Bank of America plays defense
• New blood test could improve cancer screening
• GOP will make health care law first target
• Government Watch: This week's meetings from around Silicon Valley
• Partly cloudy, some sunshine and NO RAIN in Bay Area forecast
• Wolverton: The PC's reign is ending
• Orange Bowl: Stanford vs. Virginia Tech
• Gilroy family putting life back together after losing 4-year-old son in DUI crash
• 49ers, Tomsula go out on a high note
• Israeli prime minister wants nonstop talks with Palestinians
• Magnitude-7.1 quake shakes southern Chile, no reports of death or damage
• End of the line? Favre says it is
• Man killed in Oakland car wreck identified as San Lorenzo resident
• Class gives San Mateo County immigrants 'Passport to Employment'
• Cañada College students win scholarships in national design contest
• Mountain lion spotted in San Mateo County
• Stanford women crush Cal in Pac-10 opener, 78-45
• Grapevine area of I-5 shut due to snow
• Flood warning issued for parts of Monterey County
• Some iPhone users fail to ring in the New Year due to glitch
• Crews searching for missing mushroom hunter
• 'Little Fockers' remains top draw at weekend box office with $26.3 million
• SoCal house burns after man says he'd shoot wife
• More than 1,000 dead birds fall from sky in Arkansas
• Rock legend Chuck Berry collapses during 'out-of-tune' show, refuses hospital
• Purdy: Virginia Tech lunch pail pays tribute
• Herhold: A 20-year-old cold case comes to life
• Kawakami: 49ers, Raiders answered some key questions this season
• Cassidy: Ten-year-old seizes Silicon Valley can-do spirit to help the homeless
• Silicon Valley jobs: A recurring cycle of boom and bust
• How now, Jerry Brown? Past may be prologue as his third term begins
• San Jose's 20 homicides in 2010 lowest in 10 years
• Santa Clara police car lands in Los Padres Street garage
• San Jose Sharks' Devin Setoguchi celebrates birthday with a victory
• Assemblywoman Ma won't push anti-rave bill until meeting with concerned parties
• Cal running back Shane Vereen says he's leaving Cal to enter the NFL draft
• Stanford and Cal hopes ride on freshmen
• Warriors are hit with a (Miami) Heat wave
• Twelve candidates vye for one open Santa Clara council seat; most applicants in city history
• Traffic accidents leave four dead in Bay Area
• North Korea calls for peace, warns of 'nuclear holocaust
• Spending showdowns will test new Congress leaders
• Biden poised for larger role in Obama White House
• AS NEW CONGRESS BEGINS, ACTIONS OF GOP ANGER TEA PARTY
• Internal Affairs: Even San Jose council members have to moonlight.
• ROSECUTOR CONFIRMS ACCUSATION AGAINST SUDAN LEADER IN CABLE
• US to bolster Afghan border, customs training
• Flood closes busy courtrooms
• After storms, sun shines brightly on Rose Parade
• Expedia stops selling American Airlines tickets
• Rousseff sworn in as Brazil's new president
• Man killed in crash on Highway 101 identified
• Oakland Chinatown high-rise stirs up concerns
• Heat rally in 2nd half to beat Warriors 114-107
• Soldier's death angers father
• War hero's tour: A humble soldier adjusts to fame
• Russian passenger jet explodes; 3 dead, 43 injured
• Kiss your 100-watt lightbulb goodbye
• Man who died trying to save mother, child from Oakland house fire identified
• Santa Clara County welcomes first baby of New Year at 12:21 a.m.
• Christians, police clash after Egypt church bomb
• San Francisco 49ers: The circus season ends today
• Ivory Coast: Ouattara ally calls for force
• Jerry McDonald: Kansas City Chiefs' recipe for success has a dash of Bill Parcells
• Jerry McDonald's Week 17 NFL rankings
• Oakland Chinatown high-rise stirs up concerns
• Shut out of playoffs, Raiders can still pull off AFC West sweep
• Report: Former Santa Cruz legislator John Laird named to the top natural resources post by Jerry Brown
• 17 people hospitalized after New Year's Eve rave in Los Angeles
• After storms, sun shines brightly on Rose Parade
• Cable car rear-ended near San Francisco Union Square
• San Jose: CHP investigating how body ended up on Highway 101
• Rare 'panda cow' born in northern Colorado
• Discovery Channel: Jackson autopsy show postponed
• Millions gather worldwide to ring in 2011
• 'Crude' chemical bombs explode at Palo Alto home
• Rod Diridon not renamed to rail authority board
• San Jose: Police searching for suspects in city's first homicide of the year
• Purdy: What's at stake in Stanford-Virginia Tech Orange Bowl?
• A chat with PayPal's Laura Chambers
• Oakland Raiders' Hue Jackson chases after perfection
• Jim Tomsula came from nowhere to land one-game gig as 49ers head coach
• Peterson: Is Andrew Luck the best-ever Stanford quarterback
• San Jose revelers ring in New Year early at downtown pub
• Multiple people escape fire in San Francisco building
• Bay Area's first 2011 baby may be Berkeley girl
• Police arrest suspect in Valley Fair armed robbery
• This was week when Stanford women's basketball team turned it all around
• Acid bombs explode in front of Palo Alto home; no injuries
• A doorbell rings, a new attack on Iraqi Christians
• Death count from New Year's Eve tornadoes hits 6
• New Year's eve fire leaves 11 homelesss in downtown San Jose
• Thousands displaced in Australia floods
• Baby boomers hit milestone
• Longtime San Jose transportation leader Rod Diridon Sr. leaves high speed rail authority board
• New laws launched today statewide affect everyone from bakers to paparazzi
• Bomb hits Egypt church at New Year's Mass, 7 dead
• Pilots' claims in crash files dog med test company
• Afghan officials say Taliban commander killed
• Marin County cops: Woman who claimed world was going to end abducted four people
• NM governor: No pardon for outlaw Billy the Kid
• New Year's Eve not a party night for San Jose Sharks in L.A.
• Victims in pot-house robbery detail terror of home invasion
• Harbaugh's vision paved way for gridiron revival
• San Jose police investigate large break-in at storage company, cite growing trend
• San Jose: Intruder found shot in backyard of home
• PAKISTANIS RALLY AGAINST CHANGING BLASPHEMY LAW
• Miller says he's ending legal fight, conceding
• Career switch doesn't always pay off for jobless
• Wal-Mart, Netflix face class action in case over DVDs
• Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf post small December sales
• Tech Notebook: Threats for Apple, Google, Facebook users in 2011
• Tea off: India's farmers say climate changing brew
• San Francisco will host America's Cup
• Scotts Valley girl among those killed in New Orleans warehouse blaz
• Karzai keeps minister considered corrupt by US
• Schools face 2011 with big successes, challenges
• Community coalition forming to tackle South San Francisco neighborhood violence
• Man killed in Vasco Road crash was sheriff's deputy, former East Bay star athlete
• Paired art exhibits give a bounty of sunshine
• CVS to buy Medicare business of Universal American
• California sets lower-than-expected goals for chromium-6 levels in tap water
• DA will not appeal judge's dismissal of Mehserle gun enhancement conviction in Oscar Grant case
• Roadshow: Highway 17 tops list of most improved roads
• Millions gather worldwide to celebrate the New Year
• Warriors hold off Bobcats down the stretch, win 96-95
• Biz Break: Silicon Valley tech stocks: A big 2010 for Apple, Netflix, Nasdaq, Dow
• Three dead in Arkansas, two dead in Missouri following tornado
• Silicon Valley folks offer wish list for killer apps for keeping New Year's resolutions
• Santa Cruz County law enforcement watching for mischief for New Year's Eve
• Police hunt for crash victims near Foothills Park
• Paralyzed patients walk again at Palo Alto swim center
• Salinas: Man arrested following police pursuit
• 2010: Year in Photos
• Ouattara ally: Ivory Coast now in 'war situation'
• Connecticut smoker awarded another $4M in tobacco case
• U.S. missiles kill eight in northwest Pakistan
• California man pleads no contest to charges of threatening officials
• One killed in I-880 crash near Oakland Coliseum
• Bay Area weather forecast: Wet New Year's, but good snow in the mountains
• Stanford ends Connecticut's 90-game winning streak
• Sharks regain composure to beat Blackhawks
• Purdy: Are we seeing the best Cardinal team ever?
• Kawakami: Stanford plays the bully in taking down UConn
• Top 10 San Mateo County news stories of 2010
• SPORTS: Stanford stuns UConn, halts record winning streak
• Stanford notebook: Luck leaves TV analyst Jaworski 'blown away'
• San Francisco 49ers want to win game, not higher draft pick
• Santa Clara tops Fordham in Cable Car Classic consolation game
• Caltrain fare hikes, service cuts, fast weekend trains kick in
• Free, late rides offered around Bay Area on New Year's Eve
• Warriors notebook: Lou Admunson helps fill in the gaps for Warriors' injury-plagued frontcourt
• WikiLeaks reveals flaws of State Dept.'s information-sharing tool
• Former president of Israel convicted
• Oakland Entertainment 2010: many new bars and one 'adult store'
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• Fremont fire injures four residents
• Pending home sales rise 3.5 percent in November
• Holiday sales online up 13 percent, above forecast
• U.S. teen birth rate still far higher than Western Europe
• Cupertino woman, 52, fatally struck by SamTrans bus in downtown Palo Alto
• Sunnyvale couple, 90 and 84, wed, each after losing spouses of 60 years
• Families bear brunt of military deployment strains
• Stanford's Jim Harbaugh looks to NFL for assistant coaches
• Double-dipping is common for public-sector 'retirees' who take on additional work
• Three killed in Oakland apartment fire
• Kidney parole condition in Mississippi raises ethical questions
• What you pay for Medicare won't cover your costs
• Fisher: UC execs try to squeeze more from fragile pension fund
• Groupon: Deals site raises $500M after turning down Google buyout
• San Jose judge set to become chief of Bay Area's federal courts
• As EPA moves on emissions, fight has risks
• What are Web users willing to pay for online?
• Unemployment benefit applications drop sharply
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Pregnant cow in Castro Valley rescued by a crane and a cowboy; Woman killed by SamTrans bus in Palo Alto
• O'Brien: End of Year Awards for best, worst and just plain goofiest
• Russia to keep Khodorkovsky in prison until 2017
• Ex-Oakland A's manager Steve Boros dead at 74
• Economic Forecasters See Growth in 2011, but Risk Remains
• Man shot by San Jose police was not involved in robbery at marijuana grow house
• Roadshow: DMV offers new personalized online service
• Woman who said she was 'Rosie' in World War II poster dies
• Quan, Schaaf plan celebrations on their way to Oakland City Hall
• Cassidy: In Silicon Valley 2010 flew by in a flash
• Assistant Santa Clara County sheriff to take his first day off in 32 years: He's retiring
• Gulf oil spill voted top news story of 2010 by Associated Press
• Biz Break: Love from Apple: a Verizon iPhone by Valentine's Day?
• A crane and a cowboy come in handy for Castro Valley cow rescue
• Santa Cruz County: Big rig crash results in oil spill, road closure
• Fatal crash blocking I-680 near Benicia
• Missing Tahoe snowboarder found dead
• Authorities investigate downtown fatality
• Fatal bus accident similar to 2007 crosswalk incident
• BREAKING NEWS: Woman hit by bus, killed in downtown Palo Alto
• Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger rejects parole for deadly dentist
• UC executives threaten lawsuit over pension benefits
• Women arrested in Marin blockade of SmartMeter trucks
• Storms dump heavy rain, snow on parts of West
• San Francisco: Runners to celebrate 100 years of Bay to Breakers race in ceremonial run
• French model in anti-anorexia campaign dies at age 28
• Boney M singer Bobby Farrell dies on tour
• Craigslist wants back into lawsuit over adult ads in South Carolina
• Couple donates 3,400 acres to Napa County
• Palo Alto boy arrested for cell-phone robbery
• San Leandro police kill woman after car chase into Oakland
• San Jose: Man, 20, stabbed multiple times in front of middle school
• Pending home sales rise 3.5 percent in November
• SPORTS: Palo Alto still savoring its first state football championship
• Mortgage rates: Average on 30-year fixed loans rises to 4.86 percent
• Woman arrested for Bay Area auto burglaries
• Skype adding Wi-Fi, 3G video calling to iPhone app
• Marin woman steamed over baby-seat conflict on SkyWest flight
• Meat labels to include calories starting in 2012
• 8,000 still without power in storm at Lake Tahoe
• Sharks give up third-period lead in loss to Wild
• Stranded travelers find relief on Twitter
• Los Altos looks to fix traffic problems around Blach School
• Menlo Park seeks state funds to plant 1,000 trees and bushes at Bedwell Park
• Redwood City man found shot to death early Wednesday morning
• Research center will address mobility disorders with 3-D simulations of a patient's movements
• Dorell Wright shines but Warriors teammates flounder in loss to Atlanta Hawks
• Two streaks at stake in Stanford-UConn matchup
• Santa Clara falls to Delaware 54-53
• AP source: US revokes Venezuelan envoy's visa
• Almaden Expressway in for a fix
• Cuba slashes state-subsidised soap
• San Mateo police looking for armed robbers
• Top San Mateo County education stories of 2010
• Report: San Francisco 49ers to promote Trent Baalke to general manager
• San Jose: Another violent pot robbery stokes cops' fear of trend
• 'Sound of Music' family's eldest daughter dies at 97
• Tim Kawakami on the San Francisco 49ers: And the show goes on ... and on
• Football a balm for two grieving Stanford linemen
• San Jose man was drinking before he was hit while crossing street Christmas Eve
• Davis can't dawdle on Raiders' coaching decision
• Almaden Quicksilver Park re-opened
• Local lawmaker makes sure nobody else creates your Facebook page
• Disappearances tied to Pakistan are worry to U.S.
• Herhold: The top ten stories of 2010
• Deputies shoot, injure dog during Cupertino eviction
• San Francisco 49ers' Patrick Willis to miss game for first time in his NFL career
• Paul Allen refiles suit against Facebook, Google, Apple, other tech giants
• East Coast storm delays $1B in after-holiday retail spending
• Fighting over video on demand
• Man identified in Scotts Valley tree-cutting death
• Tip line established for South San Francisco triple murder
• African unity faces a test in Ivory Coast
• San Francisco cops shoot stabbing suspect
• Six recess appointments to be made, Obama says
• Amazon: Unwanted gifts may be history with online retailer's idea
• Billy Taylor, jazz pianist and historian, dies at 89
• N.J. gov, NYC mayor feel the heat after the blizzard
• First human-like robot to fly in space
• UC executives threaten lawsuit over pension benefits
• Roadshow: A I-680 toll lane dilemma when emergency vehicles approach
• AP-GfK Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Big push to save San Pablo school; San Jose police shoot at possible suspect in marijuana robbery
• Two new rules will give Constitution a starring role in GOP-controlled House
• Cardinal coach's energy, intensity level always in the red
• Three suicide bombers used to kill tenacious Iraqi cop
• Three men arrested after a crying goat is found tied in car trunk
• Jim Harbaugh dances around future at Stanford
• Judge orders embattled Santa Clara cop released on bond
• Skype says software to blame for 24-hour outage
• Jury awards Oakland man injured at San Rafael hotel $11.7 million
• Person killed at Sonoma County preserve is Alabama woman
• Alameda: city attorney, interim city manager ousted
• Con man Simon Gann swaps plea for prison time
• Two arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after street race
• TV thief threatens to run over Walmart employees
• Paul Allen refiles suit against Facebook, Google, Apple, other tech giants
• Lacking self-control? Technology to the rescue
• San Jose: Cop shoots at 'possible suspect' in marijuana grow-house robbery
• Biz Break: Netflix and Apple's iTunes: Dueling stars on your TV?
• Fremont woman arrested in insider trading scheme involving Nvidia, Marvell earnings
• Venezuelan president to be buried in native country
• Top University of California execs seek big pension boost
• 49ers linebacker Willis will miss season finale; Alex Smith will start at quarterback
• Girls' Middle School seeks move to Palo Alto
• East Coast storm delays $1B in after-holiday retail spending
• NFL fines Favre $50,000 in investigation of lewd messages
• Solano County: San Ramon woman killed in Highway 12 crash
• San Francisco: 18-year-old man killed in Bayview shooting Tuesday
• Old-fashioned parade set for Paly state champs
• Real-life eldest daughter in 'Sound of Music' von Trapp family dies
• Katherine M. Kisuse, former co-owner of Capitola Book Cafe, dead at 78
• East Palo Alto crime, homicide rates plummet
• Caltrain crossings set for safety improvements
• SF Creek hits 50% 'alert' mark this morning
• New study predicts 'double-dip' in housing market
• Home prices falling faster in biggest U.S. cities
• U.S. companies are hiring, but not necessarily in the U.S.
• Heavy rains leave 5,400 still without power in Alameda County
• Man arrested in East Bay ID theft, San Rafael Home Depot fraud case
• Highway 1 closed at Devil's Slide due to mudslide
• Snowboarder reported missing at Lake Tahoe resort
• Roadshow: Interstate 680 tops the Dirty Dozen
• Redwood City among Bay Area cities to participate in regional bicycle-sharing pilot program
• Menlo Park councilwoman forgoes Dec. 15 ethics course, days after vowing to reacquaint herself with open government law
• Orange Bowl: Matchup breakdown
• Golden State Warriors center Andris Biedrins still sidelined with sprained ankle
• Friends remember South San Francisco hero who died trying to save woman who fell in bay
• Family: Five dead in Florida motel were like brothers
• Freshman guard Evan Roquemore boosts Santa Clara men
• Cable Car Classic matchups
• Warriors at Atlanta
• Shut outs piling up against the Sharks
• Analysis: 49ers need to walk the walk -- and stop the talk
• Washington Huskies are top dog in watered-down Pac-10 men's basketball
• Soquel pot dispensary's joints-for-food program brings flood of donations
• Veteran pilot provides eye above Santa Clara County for sheriff's deputies
• San Jose pianist's career in doubt after horse bites her pinky
• California snowpack is deepest for December in 17 years
• Hospital: 5 adults, 3 kids injured on Maine ski lift
• NY struggles to dig out; passengers still stranded
• Valley, Peninsula schools win tech vouchers from settlement of Microsoft case
• Partly cloudy days expected through Friday around South Bay
• Swing to help autistic children
• New laws may not be on the books for very long
• Roadshow: Teen runs red light, learns her lesson
• Old West promise spurs modern quandary for New Mexico's governor
• 'Doubling up' in recession-strained quarters
• Obama's traveling team stays focused on terrorism
• Top brass avoid blame as Army edits history of deadly Afghan battle
• Insurgents set aside rivalries on Afghan border
• Allstate sues Countrywide over toxic investments
• Roadshow: Teen runs red light, learns her lesson
• Turmoil in Pakistan as party quits Cabinet
• Oakland Raiders' Asomugha, Lechler and Seymour make the AFC Pro Bowl team
• Alfred E. Kahn, 93, mover of airline deregulation, dies
• Wolverton: New 'net neutrality' rules don't go far enough
• Police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• New first-class stamps are 'forever'
• Eastside/Westside catches up with the people of 2010
• First human-like robot to fly in space
• Burlingame police put brakes on drunken driving
• Mitzvah Day to promote community service
• California snowpack highest for December in 17 years
• Oakland Raiders place three players in Pro Bowl, San Francisco 49ers will send two
• Life by design
• Villager's suspicious death ignites fury in China
• New study predicts 'double-dip' in housing market
• Delegation leaves Ivory Coast without Gbagbo
• Man killed in apparent tree-cutting accident in Scotts Valley
• Pilot defends posting SFO security videos on YouTube
• Man who scammed Belmont homeowner gets 16 months in prison
• San Jose police release photo of suspect wanted in armed robbery at Valley Fair mall
• Google-ITA deal has travel industry choosing sides
• U.S. companies are hiring, but not necessarily in the U.S.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley co-ops crack down on drug use; Chemical spill closes South San Jose park
• No. 9 Stanford pulls off surprising rout of No. 4 Xavier, awaits No. 1 UConn
• Valley, Peninsula schools win tech vouchers from settlement of Microsoft case
• Brief, powerful storm to hit Bay Area today
• San Jose: Pedestrian, 62, dies after Christmas Eve collision in Willow Glen
• 49ers begin first round of interviews for GM
• Google, Clooney, U.N. team up to watch Sudan border
• Airlines raise fares on many U.S. routes
• Consumer confidence slips in December, survey shows
• Con man pleads guilty to swindling $1,900 from Menlo Park girlfriend
• Heavy rain expected in Bay Area, throughout state
• Biz Break: iPhone relief in San Francisco; plus: a real estate 'double dip'?
• Portion of Almaden Quicksilver park remains closed in wake of chemical spill
• Bay Area snowboarder found dead at Canadian resort
• SPORTS: Marecic getting down to business one more time
• Southern California man attacks sleeping father with samurai sword
• Business-tax scofflaws to pay new fee
• 700 NATO soldiers killed in 2010; new firefights
• E-mails, letters favor pardon for Billy the Kid
• Maine ski lift accident results in injuries
• Flights resume but delays expected all week in wake of East Coast blizzard
• Wounded sea lion is blind and can't be returned to sea
• Holiday DUI arrests down from last year
• Body found in Santa Cruz harbor
• Caltrain fare hikes, service changes on tap
• Home prices falling faster in biggest U.S. cities
• Oakland police investigate armed robbery at busy Walgreens
• U.S. police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• 8-month-old dog rescued after getting head stuck in wall
• Man released from hospital steals taxi in San Pablo
• 8 killed in fire in abandoned New Orleans building
• Poole: 49ers wise to resist hiring a coach before bringing a skilled GM on board
• Warriors top 76ers for third straight win
• Two in critical condition after car hits tree in Palo Alto
• DA to probe whether Menlo Park council member committed criminal act
• Atherton may fine for trash cans left on curb too long
• Comfort food: Menlo Park couple whips up restaurant-style meals for Ronald McDonald House families
• San Jose Sharks fall 4-0 to Los Angeles Kings
• Stanford women's basketball team faces tough tests
• Raiders notebook: Players quizzed are firmly in coach Tom Cable's corner to return
• British police accuse 9 men of preparing for acts of terrorism
• Snowbound New Yorkers upset about unplowed streets
• 400 spend frigid night on A train in NYC nightmare
• Older adults struggling to find work in San Mateo County
• Winter storm could strand air passengers for days
• Roadshow: All about paving around manhole covers
• San Jose: Man, 33, arrested on suspicion of burglary, annoying 4-year-old girl
• A record holiday for retailers? Santa feeling hasn't left shoppers yet
• AT&T expands Wi-Fi zones in public spaces
• 'Deadbeat' TARP banks on the rise
• Second fatal victim pulled from water in South San Francisco identified
• Smartphones ring Christmas cash registers
• Russian tycoon Khodorkovsky again found guilty
• Tesla's stock plunges
• For Japan, 2010 was a year to forget
• Police facing silence in triple slaying as another dead victim identified
• Santa Clara cop now faces federal charges for allegedly feeding information to Hells Angel
• Experiments test if implant can block sleep apnea
• Car buyers beware: Police warn of Craigslist robbery scam in Oakland
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police identify dead woman found in Oakland hills; Couple gives winnings to charity
• Poll: Obama and Hillary Clinton are 'most admired'
• Prosecutors of Michael Jackson's doctor respond to defense's request for syringe material
• California braces for wet storm after recent deluge
• Police: Fire in Woodland home of woman, 102, possibly arson
• Herhold: Mayor Chuck Reed finds his groove
• San Jose: Man, 33, arrested on suspicion of burglary, annoying 4-year-old girl
• San Jose widow grieves after losing husband to car accident
• Santa Clara County fire chief, retiring but not leaving, will draw both salary and pension
• Stories from the East Coast storm
• A record holiday for retailers? Santa feeling hasn't left shoppers yet
• San Jose: Investigators believe they know who owns pit bulls that attacked woman
• Biz Break: Tesla stock falls 15%; plus: Apple's iPad vs. Amazon's Kindle?
• 49ers will hire G.M. first, then coach
• DA taking a look at Menlo Brown Act allegations
• Driver trapped in car by mid-morning crash
• Police identify dead woman found in Oakland hills
• Couple in critical condition after Foothill crash
• East Coast snowstorms ground Bay Area flights
• U.S. official apologizes to Peru over leaked cables
• Obamas make rare public trip to church while in Hawaii
• New job, new baby on the way for Lt. Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom
• South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford mum on plans, affair as tenure ends
• Couple win big at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, give it away to charity
• InnVision seeks $125,000 to help homeless
• Woman dies in trailer fire in Santa Cruz mountains
• Dog walker charged with stealing jewelry
• Expect another wet week in Bay Area
• Charles Schwab recovering from heart surgery
• Pasadena woman dies after her car is submerged
• Abused NorCal girl dies after 6 years in coma
• Los Angeles on track to lowest homicide rate since 1967
• Sonoma County: 2.1 magnitude quake strikes near The Geysers
• Tourist steps in front of Disney bus, dies
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Blekko, Montage offer new ways to search the Web
• FCC tackles cell-phone bill 'shock'
• Kawakami: It's time for Jed York to make tough decisions
• Poole: Oakland Raiders are better, but have they saved coach Tom Cable's job?
• Golden State Warriors are healthier, so guard Monta Ellis is getting welcomed help
• Gritty Oakland Raiders battle, but loss to Indianapolis Colts is moot point
• Bomb-sniffing dog Crazy Jack retiring from duty at Mineta San Jose Airport
• Brisbane residents up in arms over SFO noise
• Biggest stories of 2010 on the San Mateo County coast
• In North Korea, hardship amidst visions of prosperity
• Even sunnier weather forecast for Monday; delays for travelers flying East
• Bud Greenspan -- 1926-2010: His films told Olympians' stories with 'sense of wonder'
• Green Bay Packers stays in contention with romp over New York Giants
• New York Jets lose wild game to Chicago Bears but still clinch playoffs
• Study ties brain structure size to socializing
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrating holiday travel
• San Jose Sharks' top line hopes to keep its revival going vs. Los Angeles Kings
• Facebook's value jumps, now higher than eBay and Yahoo
• Thousands fear hunger after Pakistan bombing
• Taliban fighters appear quieted in Afghanistan
• Medicaid bonuses to reward states for insuring more children
• San Jose to redraw boundaries for City Council districts
• Obama aides predict few Cabinet changes, more travel
• Wolverton: New 'net neutrality' rules don't go far enough
• Christmas weekend violence kills 38 in Nigeria
• Eight U.S. tourists killed in a bus crash in Egypt
• Man quits job, makes living suing e-mail spammers
• Bad weather in Northeast causes dozens of flight cancellations at SFO
• Raiders ousted from playoffs before losing to Colts
• Changes in store after 49ers eliminated in 25-17 loss to Rams
• Vikings-Eagles game moved to Tuesday night due to expected blizzard
• O'Brien: 11 Predictions for 2011, including Google buys Twitter, Yahoo axes Bartz and Facebook hits the billion mark
• 'Little Fockers' tops holiday weekend box office
• Bud Greenspan, Olympic filmmaker, dies at 84
• Internal Affairs: It was weird. It was wacky. It was the year that was.
• O'Brien: 11 Predictions for 2011, including Google buys Twitter, Yahoo axes Bartz and Facebook hits the billion mark
• Oakland Raiders excited about playing meaningful games in December
• Monta Ellis' 39 points lift Golden State Warriors past Portland Trail Blazers