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• Historian says building San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge took courageous banker
• Cops: SAP exec had stolen 'Lego' horde
• America's Cup plans secret surprise for Golden Gate's 75th
• Benchmark Capital opening Mid-Market office
• Facebook IPO's chief scatologist
• Workers at Children's Hospital Oakland reportedly choose NUHW as union rep
• University of California pension plan contributions go up July 1
• Chevron offers Golden Gate Bridge past peek
• UC Berkeley's Greek Theatre done with seismic boost
• Strada checks in with $220M hotel, retail, housing deal
• Pür in spirit
• To flip the switch on the Bay Bridge, local arts group needs more juice
• CIRM awards $69M in stem cell research grants targeting 'bubble boy' syndrome, other diseases
• Jack Dorsey takes staff on Golden Gate Bridge
• Oakland airport director named to air traveler rights group
• Union Bank's minority lending record challenged by African American chamber
• China ups ante in solar trade war
• PowerReviews acquired for $152 million
• Sandler Foundation offers $20 million challenge gift for UCSF neuroscience center
• A decade later, Compaq name costs Hewlett-Packard $1.2 billion
• Bay Area drug makers tackling hundreds of clinical trials
• Cal athletics new business model off to promising start
• East Bay residential construction projects making progress
• Claremont Hotel & Spa hits the market for $80 million
• Diamond Foods' Oaktree deal proves to be tough nut to crack
• Lawsuits pile up over Facebook IPO
• Warriors build veteran roster for San Francisco arena plan
• Ticket for Obama dinner in Atherton: $35,800
• Pandora Media loss more than doubles to $20 million
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• Jury: Google did not violate Oracle patents
• Gigamon puts Polycom boss Andrew Miller on board
• Warriors to move D-League team to Santa Cruz
• Time is not on Warriors’ side with plans for new arena
• Hayward to overturn Wal-Mart denial for grocery store
• SAP AG buying Ariba Inc. for $4.3 billion
• How Warriors owners will pay for their new S.F. arena
• Hackathon aims to transform business
• Oakland pushes on Coliseum City project despite Warriors diss
• Hellman & Friedman said to be considering sale of Getty Images
• HunterStorm, Kilroy tapped for Redwood City project
• Tesla's Model S set for June delivery
• Alvine targets mid-stage celiac disease trial this year
• InterMune to divest Actimmune, focus deal cash on lung drug
• Umpqua Bank expands Bay Area commercial real estate lending
• Robert Reich tells graduates they're, well, out of luck
• Facebook stock drops 11 percent
• Foley Family Wines buys Napa Valley's Sawyer Cellars
• Women’s pro soccer shuts down for a second time
• Takeda closing South San Francisco antibody research site
• Pacific Gas and Electric hires Jesus Soto to run pipelines
• Scott Thompson off Splunk board
• Top 5: Law Firms in the Bay Area
• ESPN: Warriors close to packing bags for San Francisco
• Merrill Lynch private banking opens Palo Alto office to reach tech wealth
• Meet 5 Kickstarter tech stars
• ApniCure wins FDA clearance for sleep apnea device
• Senior Resource Group buys Daly City 'independent living' facility, changes name
• Zynga, Yelp down as Facebook closes flat
• Nomura, others open San Francisco offices amid tech boom
• America’s Cup volunteer group preparing to write $10M check
• Hastings Law to students: 'There’s too many of you'
• Facebook stock closes up half a percent
• Wales (not Jimmy) welcomes first 'Wikipedia Town'
• Yelp’s landlord growls, shows teeth so the place won’t go to the dogs
• Be a part, but be apart
• Health care, economy top concerns of Bay Area small business, Bank of America survey says
• Caveat crowdfunder! California warns investors to beware
• Bank of America shuttered 154 branches in Q1
• Red Bull could fill America's Cup with cool
• U.S. puts 30% tariff on solar panels
• Facebook prices stock at $38
• Big Hewlett-Packard layoffs rumored
• UC Berkeley to consolidate HR, admin staff at West Berkeley site
• Heller Manus settles into its new office under the Transamerica Tower
• Ross raises the roof on earnings guidance, seeks 1,300 more stores
• Filing shows Palantir raises $56 million more
• After Supes vote, next battle looms for 8 Washington
• San Francisco loses headquarters in Zecco-TradeKing merger
• URS Corp. wins $130M pipeline project in Alberta
• DNAnexus names IT veteran as president, COO
• Avalanche Bio inks manufacturing technology deal with Lonza
• Warren Buffett adds to Wells Fargo holdings
• Redwood City Saltworks boss Bruno quits job at DMB Associates
• Rigel moving asthma drug into mid-stage trial
• Vista Equity Partners closes $3.5 billion fund
• Tishman to sell 555 Mission for $445M
• Hudson Pacific to buy 901 Market Street for $90M
• Top 5: Bay Area Electrical Contractors
• Fenwick lawyers get $2.6M taking Facebook public
• Coverity Inc. hires Matt Green as first chief revenue officer
• After second vote, AEG still poised to manage O.co, Arena
• WSJ: General Motors to stop ads on Facebook
• Target taps two San Francisco retailers to star in store-within-a-store concept
• ModCloth raises $25 million
• Qualtrics Inc. raises $70 million from Accel and Sequoia
• Medical billing website Simplee nabs $6M venture capital infusion
• Goodguys Summer Get-Together - Car Show
• Pro cycling rolls through San Francisco
• WSJ: Quora raises $50M at $400M valuation
• San Rafael’s SportsMark to sell America’s Cup hospitality
• Google-backed offshore wind power line gets Interior Department OK
• Oakland asks public to help catch Occupy vandals
• Virgin America to fly to D.C.’s Ronald Reagan airport
• Berkeley Lab makes electricity from viruses
• Towers Watson agrees to buy San Mateo's Extend Health for $435 million
• Chevron inks gas deal down under with Tohoku
• Ex-Yahoo CEO told board he has cancer
• J.P. Morgan Chase's $2 billion hit may be a taste of things to come
• S.F. teachers take step toward 1st strike since 1979
• California gas prices going up, while they drop nationwide
• Curious.com gets $7M for online learning
• FDA panel backs Gilead's four drugs-in-one HIV tablet
• Dewey’s intellectual property group spins off own firm
• Kaiser's Q1 net income dips 16.4 percent, despite $12.7B in revenue
• Transwestern hires 17 East Bay brokers including managing director Ed Del Beccaro
• Take a tour of Twitter's new headquarters
• Google chairman Eric Schmidt to speak at Cal commencement Saturday
• Wells Fargo insiders say employees are making eyes at Charlotte
• Charging foul
• Twitter HQ: Details revealed
• Calling all fast-growing companies
• San Francisco should adopt gross receipts tax, report says
• FDA panel recommendation sets Gilead's Truvada on course to be first HIV preventative
• One-on-One with incoming S.F. State President Les Wong
• Macy's shells out $115M for Union Square building
• Leslie Wong named president of S.F. State
• After IPO prices low, WageWorks pops 13.5 percent
• Leap Motion raises $12.75 million
• Dewey’s California offices said to shut down by May 15
• Wilder debuts giant new homes in Orinda
• Wilder debuts giant new homes in Orinda
• Tech & Innovation Awardees revealed
• Kilroy to build $200 million Mountain View campus
• Weird question: What would White House be worth in San Francisco?
• Cost Plus sold to Bed Bath & Beyond for $495 million
• Health care honcho Paul Swenson leaves senior job at John Muir, moves to Kaiser
• San Francisco's famed Fairmont hotel sells for $200M
• Identified names ten 'most connected' Bay Area grads
• John Muir leases 144,000 square feet for Walnut Creek outpatient center
• Pixar co-founder lists Marin abode for $10.9M
• Fluidigm, Broad Institute collaborate on research center
• Yahoo's Hart to quit board amid CEO resume probe
• San Francisco's famed Fairmont hotel sells for $200 million
• Identified names ten 'most connected' Bay Area grads
• John Muir leases 144,000 square feet for Walnut Creek outpatient center
• Pixar co-founder lists Marin abode for $10.9M
• Fluidigm, Broad Institute collaborate on research center
• Teacher seniority ruling may jeopardize San Francisco 'Superintendent's Zone' plan
• Nest moves into mainstream retailer Lowe's
• Wells Fargo says federal probe over fair lending under way
• Bank of America ready to lower mortgage principal for some borrowers
• Coveted Dewey lawyers in Silicon Valley join Weil Gotshal
• Sutro Biopharma lines up funding, targets cancer
• UCSF's John Roberts to be board president of transplant network
• Troubled Diamond Foods names former head of Hostess as CEO
• Cassidy Turley on hiring spree
• AP: Jury rules for Oracle against Google
• Teen's startup gets $7 million from Kleiner Perkins
• Salesforce takes 80,000 square feet more
• RichRelevance raises $20 million
• San Leandro Crossings project moving again
• San Francisco eyeing plan to let 49ers leave early
• State seeking return of redevelopment assets
• Small business owners share insights at Business Times summit
• Virgin America annual sales rise 43 percent; losses grow
• UC Berkeley’s library ponders its future in a poorer, wired age
• San Francisco's Bank of the Orient names Brian Garrett CEO
• University of California to consolidate HR, payroll services at Riverside
• IBM supercomputer Watson coming to a conference in San Francisco
• Visage gets $8M to stop employees 'sexting' on the corporate dime
• Public school finance: We all get an 'F'
• Moscone inks $500 million expansion deal
• Genesys not resting as new markets open
• For BofA, Golden Gate anniversary bash is a financial bridge too far
• Legal exorcise
• Revision3 selling to Discovery
• Xoma zeroes in on diabetes — and a partnership? — again
• Betfair’s horse racing exchange may face long odds
• WePay raises $10 million
• Wells Fargo wins biggest share of mortgage business ever recorded
• Facebook seeking $77 billion to $99 billion valuation
• LinkedIn buys SlideShare for $119 million
• One-on-one with 49ers CEO Jed York
• Clorox leads businesses in fight to keep A's in Oakland
• Oakland hopes Allegiant leads to more airline deals
• Lennar gives $7.3M to Hunters Point/Bayview community
• Bechtel mine project 2 miles above sea level wins safety award
• Stanford athletic director Bob Bowlsby going to Big 12
• Startup gets burgled, tweet brings help
• Are San Francisco office deals all tech-ed out? Not quite
• Shapell Homes to build 50 homes in Orinda
• Gonzales goes solar with help from Chevron
• Dancing on Market Street with Clorox's stars: Hidden Valley Ranch and a bottle of ketchup
• Zillow buys RentJuice for $40 million
• CrowdStar raises $11.5 million, will lay off 25
• Zimbio Inc. raises $8.9 million
• IBM Corp. to buy San Francisco’s Tealeaf Technology
• Amazon follows Netflix and Hulu into original TV shows
• Gree buying Funzio for $210 million
• San Francisco's Dolby wins naming rights to Hollywood icon
• San Francisco's Golden Gate Capital, Blum Capital slip into Payless ShoeSource
• Berkeley police increase Telegraph Avenue patrols
• Omidyar Network gives $2 million for 'social impact bonds'
• Law firm Miller Starr opens in southern California
• EcoATM raises $17 million, gets National Science Foundation grant
• SMG protests loss of Oakland Coliseum, Arena contract
• Darfur Stove nonprofit Potential Energy gets $1.5 million grant
• Quark, Pfizer to start new mid-stage glaucoma drug trial
• Gilead strikes deal with antibody drug technology company
• Castlight Health raises $100 million more
• Bay Area Tech and Innovation Awards nominees named
• CafePress moving from San Mateo to Kentucky
• Charlotte seeks to quell Occupy protests at Bank of America meeting
• Silicon Graphics International CFO James Wheat quits
• How will U.C. Berkeley find its next chancellor?
• California Controller sets up mobile website
• Bloom Energy building factory in Delaware
• Shea buys into San Mateo's Bay Meadows
• SolarCity registers for IPO
• Facebook to give East Palo Alto $1M in benefits on expansion
• Google engineer reported Street View data scoop
• Wells Fargo boosts Wall Street presence with Merlin purchase
• Warriors not playoff-bound but attract fans like a winner
• One-on-one with Science Exchange's Elizabeth Iorns
• Top 7: San Francisco Real Estate Brokerages
• Shorenstein buys Boston site for $110 million
• Square Inc. set to add 250 jobs
• Hospitals boost robotic surgery, but training lags
• Fireman’s CEO puts out flames
• Another Mid-Market address changes hands
• Treasury secretary takes first question from protester in San Francisco
• U.S. Treasury Secretary takes first question from protester in San Francisco
• Economist: America’s Cup economic impact might fall 20%
• Better news on apps at Kaiser Permanente, but still no iPhone version
• Transcept seeks $37M from stock offering
• Zynga beats estimates, stock rises
• Onyx multiple myeloma drug to face FDA committee June 20
• San Francisco real estate brokers show off their offices
• La Boulange gains approval to open Inner Sunset branch
• Onyx headquarters expansion continues through Bayer buyout rumors
• Archives.com of Redwood City sells for $100M
• Envivio stock drops after pricing low
• Archives.com sells for $100M
• Envivio stock drops after pricing low
• Andreessen Horowitz: Half of earnings will go to charity
• San Francisco's Mayor Lee drops by Dropbox's new headquarters
• Automattic hires CFO, general counsel
• Yammer signs lease for full floor in Twitter building
• Report: Bayer closing in on takeover of drug partner Onyx
• Salesforce launches government cloud
• Locaid enables mobile wagers in Nevada
• San Francisco Examiner belatedly confirms talks to acquire alt weekly Bay Guardian
• Nodality loses leader to NEA as medical diagnostics model morphs
• BART recommends Canadian company to build new fleet
• Facebook growth slowing ahead of planned IPO
• Palo Alto to use consultant in CPI manufacturing matter
• Citrus Lane gets $5 million for family care packages
• Netflix shares plunge in after hours following loss
• Oracle patent trial lawyers push Google regarding emails
• Apple, Samsung numbers to show smart phone lead this week
• Billionaire startup Planetary to pursue asteroid mining
• Occupy protesters at Wells Fargo’s San Francisco headquarters voice their outrage
• Pleasanton's IntegenX buys GE subsidiary
• Andreessen Horowitz defends $78M Instagram take
• UCSF to launch $100M fund-raising campaign to offset state funding cuts
• Top 7: Bay Area Solar Installers
• Tegile Systems raises $10 million for storage
• Redwood City wetland restoration nearly complete
• PG&E memo shows history of weld failure before disaster
• Safeway faces challenges ahead of earnings announcement
• IPOs continue this week with Envivio, others
• Manufacturer to fight Palo Alto relocation efforts
• Venture investing down in first quarter
• Autodesk test drives Chevy Volt
• Germany orders YouTube to take down seven song videos
• On site at the demolition and rebuild of Doyle Drive
• Wells Fargo braces for contentious annual meeting
• SAP puts SuccessFactors CEO Lars Dalgaard on board of directors
• California unemployment rate rose to 11 percent in March
• York: 'We will always be the San Francisco 49ers'
• 23andMe makes genetics videos for Khan Academy
• Cisco gives Nicira threats credence
• Train spatting
• Sequoia cloning project plants seed of a second old-growth forest
• One-on-One with UCSF researcher Jonah Chan
• Reports: SF Examiner in talks to acquire alt weekly Bay Guardian
• Best Places to Work in the Bay Area: The winners!
• Occupy part of plan to close Golden Gate Bridge on May 1
• Pebble Smart Watch raises $5.3 million on Kickstarter
• BranchOut raises $25 million
• Livermore Lab taps Frances Alston as environmental safety boss
• Stephens investment bank opens San Francisco office
• A's take a go-slow approach to marketing slugger Cespedes
• California green economy leads U.S. in venture capital, patents
• SuccessFactors takes 90,000 square feet in Jack Myers' empty South San Francisco building
• Stunning UCSF neuroscience building coming online
• Splunk prices high at $17, valued at $1.7B
• Bay Area hospitals shut out of Modern Healthcare’s 100 Top Hospitals List
• Launch Silicon Valley product launch event gets Irish twist
• Pier 39 CEO Robert MacIntosh to retire
• Bank of America targeted by fake website
• Safeway takeover speculation rises in options market
• VMware profit rises to $191 million in March quarter
• Starwood Capital buys Metreon and Solano Mall from Westfield
• Promising chef closes Embarcadero eatery Lafitte
• Gladstone scientists make beating cardiac cells inside the heart
• SkySQL raises $4 million
• Five Prime strikes deal with GSK for asthma drug
• Supervisors propose San Francisco small biz payroll tax relief
• U.C. Berkeley fall admit rate drops to record low 18%
• First Solar announces restructuring
• Bank of America's yard sale continues overseas
• Stem cell agency CIRM earmarks $30M to woo biopharma, VCs
• Device maker Intersect ENT grows with move to Menlo Park
• UC HIV program funds 3 prevention projects using Gilead drug
• AEG may get nod for Oakland Arena, O.co Coliseum
• Andreessen Horowitz's Instagram conflict costly
• Openwave sells mobile messaging business
• Path closes $30 million-plus Series B
• How to snag the best Giants tickets
• Target continues Bay Area expansion
• Tibco Software to take on $500 million in debt
• Wal-Mart nominates Google's first female engineer for its board of directors
• Zenprise Inc. changes CEOs, puts Amit Pandey in corner office
• U.C. Berkeley students compete to win 'best web app' award
• Faculty union at California State University holding strike vote
• Symantec finishes buying Nukona
• Wells Fargo CEO says bank hasn't lost focus as it expands services
• Slideshow: Top 7 Peninsula Employers
• Wells Fargo CEO says housing market near 'tipping point' of turnaround
• Bay Area natives Joe DiMaggio, Willie Stargell to appear on new U.S. stamps
• Chevron boss John Watson made $25 million in 2011
• SRI International takes over radio telescopes from U.C. Berkeley
• Hyperion Therapeutics seeks $57.5 million IPO
• California says underground economy robs it of $8 billion
• Tishman set to start SoMa construction
• Condos struck by Magic
• Search is on for beer site
• Newark still hoping after wraps come off mystery tenant
• Ford shows off Focus EV
• McWilliams family expands wine portfolio by buying Russian River Valley’s Martinelli Road Vineyard
• Giants set new record for season ticket sales
• Judge rules Bank of America CEO must testify in MBIA case
• Proxy advisers say Wells Fargo should split chairman and CEO roles
• Bay Commercial Bank converts Napa loan office to branch
• Calif. court: Employers don’t have to ensure food breaks
• Sneakpeeq gets $7.5M for web retail site
• Scientific Learning sells $7.2M equity
• Addmired gets $8 million more for games
• BrightSource Energy cancels IPO
• Former Morgan Stanley CEO joins Lending Club's board
• Joining Zendesk, Zoosk zips into Mid-Market
• Theranos revealed as Newark center's mystery tenant
• Golden State Warriors enter the app game
• Workday hires away VMware's CFO
• Lagunitas Brewing Co. to build brewery in Chicago, go national
• Bechtel revenue of $33 billion up 18% from previous year
• Yammer buys British file sharing company
• San Francisco port revives plan for water taxi
• No joke: Wells Fargo, Bank of America sue themselves
• Avison Young opens San Francisco office, nabs Nick Slonek
• Envivio revives IPO, hopes for $85 million
• TRI Pointe Homes buys first Bay Meadows parcel
• Japanese retailer Uniqlo to open first West Coast store in San Francisco
• San Francisco approves simplified restaurant regulations
• San Francisco historic Warfield office building sells
• Umpqua Bank to buy American Perspective Bank as it eyes San Francisco
• George Lucas drops controversial Grady Ranch plan
• SAP plans to buy mobile app maker Syclo
• Certain raises $11.1M for event planning
• California corporate tax take fell 8 percent in March
• Does Instagram define a new bubble?
• Will Facebook finally open a San Francisco office?
• Doyle Drive to close weekend of April 27-30
• John Muir Health names Irving Pike chief medical officer
• Zynga spent $1.37 million on security for CEO last year
• United to end Oakland flights in June
• Top 7: Bay Area Hospital Construction Projects
• San Francisco piers considered for Warriors’ new home
• Wells Fargo shares loan modification figures ahead of annual meeting
• Entries are rolling in for Social Madness
• Bank of America denies wrongdoing over Archstone LBO
• One-on-One with Raptor Pharmaceutical CEO Chris Starr
• Planning Commission gives preliminary OK to CPMC's Cathedral Hill Hospital
• Pinterest is third largest social network
• Instagram then and now
• Robert Shiller says Occupy protests are an extension of 'Arab Spring'
• Tishman Speyer to start Foundry Square III in S.F.'s South of Market
• Minerva gets $25M for online university
• Rolith Inc. raises $5 million
• Golden State Warriors lose on court, win in stands
• HealthShare Bay Area HIE entity cites progress, but is missing key supporters
• SciClone Pharmaceuticals loses chief medical officer and board member
• Skiing off a bluff
• Another tax protest - protesting that they’re too low
• California, Nevada prep bid on 2022 Lake Tahoe Olympic Games
• Two U.C. Berkeley students get $20,000 scholarships from AP and Google
• Neato Robotics gets $12.2M for vacuum
• Golden State Warriors may move D-League team to Santa Cruz
• Bay Area venture firms deeply involved in JOBS Act
• Inside UCSF's Mission Bay hospital
• U.C. Berkeley to train health researchers for work in slums
• San Mateo's Station Park Green on track for 2013 start
• Federal Realty follows road to retail recovery
• Ross same store sales jump 10 percent in March
• Solar Trust of America files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Giants want to hit home run as real estate developer
• BriteSmile co-founder, former Disney exec Linda Oubre named dean of S.F. State College of Business
• San Francisco Fed CEO: Bay Area an economic ‘outlier’
• Cal says Memorial Stadium will be ready for September football kickoff
• Blacks blog more than whites, says U.C. Berkeley
• Ellis Partners sells two Britannia Business Park buildings to MIG Real Estate
• Didn't keep Amazon receipts? California helps you guess 'use tax'
• Rich Marin County is California's healthiest
• Yahoo cutting 2,000 jobs
• Downtown Berkeley cleans up to draw new visitors
• Daly City's Seton Medical Center has interim CEO
• Wal-Mart beats down local opposition to small store sites
• Solazyme forms joint venture with foods company Bunge
• BART putting new seats to the test
• Cisco Systems to invest $500 million in Brazil
• Presidio Group debuts endowment practice
• Skout finds a way through tough times
• Daily Californian newspaper to use bigger, better paper to save money
• Bio-Rad co-founder, chairman David Schwartz dies at 88
• Giants' Matt Cain becomes baseball's richest righty
• Oracle and Google to take patent fight to court
• U.S. agents raid Oaksterdam University in Oakland
• USF launches first 'visibility' ad campaign
• Niners set April 19 for Santa Clara stadium groundbreaking
• StemCells rare disease trial nets early positive results
• Dropbox names U2's Bono and the Edge as investors
• Top 7: East Bay Employers
• Bridge, Community Housing break ground on Transbay affordable project
• Bizo raises $10 million
• SecondMarket sheds 10 percent of staff with Facebook going public
• E. & J. Gallo picks up U.S. rights for Italian wine Brancaia
• Nile Therapeutics to raise $1.4 million in stock sale
• U.C. Berkeley and Columbia University to end joint M.B.A. program
• RichRelevance is moving to San Francisco's SoMa
• Social Madness is under way
• Owner blocks Larry Ellison's shot at Memphis Grizzlies
• Genalyte Inc. raises $12 million in second venture round
• Bay Area Council's Jim Wunderman, others elected to Oakland Zoo board
• Investors zero in on high-rises
• Recruiter, hire thyself
• Bay Bridge bosses steel themselves against '100 percent foreign' claims
• Dodgers' rich new owners still have to watch the bottom line
• UC Berkeley, lab get $35M to study Big Data
• Oakland's Guest Chef restaurant serves up surprises
• Wells Fargo gets award from PETA, and a box of vegan chocolates
• Martin Building Co. to buy Mission Street site
• Inside the Caldecott Tunnel's fourth bore
• InsightsOne raises $4.3 million in first round
• Look inside the Presidio's new hotel
• Pincus prepares playground for Zynga employees
• Crescent Heights buys third San Francisco development site
• Google's self-driving car unlocks possibilities
• Fremont's Exar cuts 169 jobs
• Bay Area companies' social rankings revealed
• Annie's shares hop up to $35 on first day of IPO
• Bank of America quadruples CEO Moynihan's pay
• IGN invites applicants to skip the resume
• CEO Steve Burd’s pay package three times bigger than other Safeway executives
• California Bank of Commerce expands banking team
• Warriors co-owner Peter Guber is part of $2B Dodgers deal
• Relievant Medsystems raises $30 million
• California Pacific, Mayor Ed Lee reach agreement on controversial $1.7B Cathedral Hill hospital project
• San Francisco supervisors approve America’s Cup deal
• Baird downgrades Bank of America on earnings outlook
• U.C. Berkeley to change measurement of time
• Streaming music boosts industry income
• San Francisco mayor says local hire law exceeded goal
• Teen girls more likely to text and drive, says AAA
• Wells Fargo shutting down vSafe document-storage service
• Via Tweet: Boards for The Bay Citizen and Center for Investigative Reporting OK journalism merger
• San Francisco supervisor seeks historic preservation changes
• Ex-Giants worker gets 21 months in $2.2M pilfering case
• Diamond Foods said to be courting private equity firms
• South San Francisco-based FNB Bancorp to buy Oceanic Bank
• Top 7: Bay Area Benefits Consulting Firms
• KQED moves its San Jose office downtown
• U.C. Berkeley engineers at Tekla Labs aim to build cheap, DIY lab equipment
• How did Robinson Crusoe survive without the Internet?
• Epocrates names Andrew Hurd as latest CEO
• Are Oakland A’s uniform ads a vision of future?
• Impax Laboratories inks broad agreement with Tolmar Inc.
• Affymax, MAP drug approvals would net royalty bounty for Nektar
• Were you there? Pix from the Real Estate Deals party
• Berkeley lures new planning director, Eric Angstadt, from Oakland
• California Senator Leland Yee hopes to ban employer Facebook prying
• LYFE retail foods in a Costco near you
• America's Cup layoffs affect half of staff
• Sutter Health's 2011 net income falls almost 28 percent
• California to get $120M for electric car charging in Dynegy case settlement
• Toll Bros. swings with singles
• Healthy fast-food company LYFE gains speed in fast lane
• Salesforce gets social and ups the Chatter
• Oakland dispensaries need homes
• Bay Area basketball phenom Jeremy Lin can’t force a turnover in China
• SFBT launches Social Madness corporate contest
• Oakland No. 3 on list of cell phone loss cities
• TiVo Inc. and Microsoft Corp. bury the hatchet
• Failed San Francisco game maker 6Waves leaves empty space
• Google adds 'street view' of the Amazon River
• EPIC insurance brokerage adds Lou Razzano as principal, business development leader
• Christopher Peatross, Real Estate Deal Maker of the Year, talks dealmaking
• Real Estate Deals of the Year winners revealed
• Wal-Mart to pay $2.1 million in California for overcharging
• BrightSource Energy seeks IPO of up to $182.5M
• U.S. Treasurer Rosie Rios aims to boost East Bay manufacturing
• Diamond Foods gets forbearance from lenders
• Home Depot will have to build trust in Bayview
• 'Pit row' restored under new America's Cup deal
• Zynga buys OMGPOP for reported $210 million
• SunPower Corp. hires Charles Boynton as CFO
• Blue Shield foundation makes $11.4M in Q1 grants
• Talon leukemia-fighting drug wins FDA panel recommendation
• Netflix plans to stream original horror program 'Hemlock Grove' next year
• Myoscience grabs $33M, targets Europe for cold therapy for wrinkles
• Home Depot takes third shot at San Francisco store
• America’s Cup shakes up top management again
• Oracle CFO Catz: ‘highest operating margins in our history’ in 2012
• EMC Corp. buys San Francisco’s Pivotal Labs
• Mayor Lee tells Sheriff Mirkarimi to quit
• United States imposes tariffs on solar panels from China
• Santa Rita Jail gets a ‘green’ makeover from Chevron, Berkeley Lab
• Layoffs at 6Waves Lolapps amid reorganization
• April Fools’ Day to bring some sales tax increases in California
• America’s Cup says new San Francisco deal ‘falls short’
• Shannon Staglin promoted to president of family’s Staglin Family Vineyard
• FAA pledges improved air traffic over Bay Area airports
• Bay Area IPO activity explodes
• Three firms seek to run Oakland Coliseum complex
• Diamond Foods gets notice of non-compliance from Nasdaq
• Rolling Stone's criticism of Bank of America raises heat on bankers
• Larry Ellison said to seek Memphis Grizzlies purchase
• Virgin America links frequent flyer plan to sister companies
• Isolation Network raises $5 million
• San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi gets 3 years probation
• Report finds Bay Area business strong but with serious needs
• Kleiner Perkins raising $650M early-stage fund
• Daughters of Charity hospital system signs MOU to join Ascension Health
• Diamond Foods loses luster with some big investors
• Top 7: Bay Area Wealth Managers
• Wells Fargo gives $320,000 to Bay Area nonprofits to mark 160th birthday
• RNs at Sutter's Tracy hospital vote to join California Nurses Union
• Peyton Manning to Niners won’t help club’s finances
• Academy of Art adds to real estate empire in San Francisco
• Public Radio International yanks show on Apple sweatshop in China
• Law firm Mintz Levin opens San Francisco office
• Benioff explains Mission Bay campus move
• Wells Fargo CEO pulls in $19.8 million payday
• S.F. port might fix Piers 30-32 for America’s Cup
• Chevron asks to suspend work at Brazil oil field due to seepage
• Report: Warriors co-owner Peter Guber part of Dodgers bid
• Shire to buy drug developer FerroKin for up to $325M
• California gets a D minus for government spending transparency
• Korean firm buys 52,000 square-foot Walnut Creek building for $11.1M
• White House names UCSF professor Grant Colfax, M.D., as AIDS policy chief
• Ross Stores Q4 profit jumps 19%
• BrightEdge raises $12.6 million
• New Transbay deal: Land price cut to $185 million
• S.F. schools superintendent Carlos Garcia to retire
• Game firm gets $3.3M in contributions
• Occupy protesters make office visit to Wells Fargo director Lloyd Dean
• RingCentral hires first CFO since 2009
• SharesPost fined as unregistered broker
• Nurses ratify Tenet Healthcare contract with 13.5% raise over four years
• Lafferty Communities buys 440 acres in San Ramon, plans 786 homes
• Oakland selects four pot dispensaries for city permits
• Merck, Numerate ink heart drug design deal
• California has third highest credit scores in United States
• Sale of 535 Mission St. could top $70M
• Wells Fargo passes stress test, to up dividend and buybacks
• Best Places to Work finalists revealed
• Slideshow: QB3, Canada find common ground with entrepreneurs
• PG&E to move 800 workers to Bishop Ranch in San Ramon; leases 250,000 square feet
• San Francisco Bay Area gas prices jump 51 cents in a month
• As cash dwindles, Bionovo lays off 90% of staff, plans stock sale
• Forty Under 40 event showcases Bay Area's emerging leaders
• Chevron Corp. hopes to boost production 20% by 2017
• Bay Area rents are astronomical
• Virgin America seeks flights to D.C.’s Reagan National
• San Francsico Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi pleads guilty to false imprisonment
• Sniffing out investments, Medivation to sell $175M in notes
• One-on-One with Simone Fishburn of Women in Bio
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• Health care social network Jiff Inc. nabs $7.5M, names first CEO
• PG&E to pay $70M to settle San Bruno blast suit
• PayPal founder Peter Thiel to teach at Stanford
• Mayor Ed Lee reportedly tells San Francisco supes about Cathedral Hill deal
• Occupy protesters greet General Electric CEO Immelt at Stanford dinner
• San Francisco's Potrero Center sells for $111 million
• Video: Gov. Jerry Brown speaks at California biotech conference
• HP's Whitman calls for more innovative manufacturing
• Bank of America: CEO Moynihan deposition 'harassment'
• Top 7: Bay Area Software companies
• California unemployment drops
• Zynga's Mark Pincus sees a giant flying dog in your future
• Sneak peek at Cal’s Memorial Stadium construction
• America's Cup downshifts to smaller event plan
• Large restaurants back on S.F. menu
• Warren Buffett's sweet tooth
• Let them watch March Madness, or block it? It’s no longer a slam dunk
• Wells Fargo's free checking is fading fast
• Diamond Foods appoints two Bay Area directors to board
• Enrollment in BioMarin late-stage rare disease trial swells
• Layoffs hit NeurogesX after FDA rejects pain patch for HIV patients
• Gordon & Rees expands to Washington, DC
• Berkeley’s Café Fanny to close down
• Oh man! Mayor Lee scooped me again
• Creative Interconnect Communications in San Carlos to be sold
• One Kings Lane moving to Twitter building
• Switchfly lands $15 million Series C
• 8 Washington vote is delayed -- again
• Wells Fargo sets HSA record with 100,000 new accounts in 2011
• Sonoma’s Infineon Raceway seeks new naming rights deal
• Wells Fargo's in the catbird seat as it seeks 'selective acquisitions'
• Pandora shares plunge 24 percent after loss grows
• Gilead four-in-one HIV drug passes another test
• Oakland sues man who smashed windows during Occupy protest
• Failed Home Savings, with Walnut Creek branch, was insolvent
• FDA rejects plan to expand use of Astex blood cancer drug
• Gilead deal takes hit as 2 more hepatitis C patients relapse
• Dragon boats in Montana?
• California banks getting healthier
• Pandora’s annual sales nearly double, but so does its loss
• For $228 million, Zynga controls its destiny
• Biotech's battle: Rebuild industry for next wave of drugs
• Giants extend KNBR radio deal to 2018
• Cisco Systems helps digital signs evolve into multifunction touchscreens
• Cytokinetics ALS drug wins 'orphan' status in Europe
• CytomX names Hoyoung Huh as chairman
• LA boutique Palmer Lombardi & Donohue opens in San Francisco
• Sunlink studies seismic effects on solar
• Zynga buys San Francisco headquarters for $228 million
• San Francisco’s nightlife is a $4.2B industry, report says
• Wells Fargo plans to expand internationally
• Xoma to sell stock to pay for clinical trials, layoff costs
• Law firm Carroll Burdick expands overseas again
• Peninsula health district makes $4.5M in grants for schools and psychiatric programs
• Top NFL draft pick Andrew Luck said to be close to Nike deal
• Worth ‘only’ $21 billion, Facebook’s Zuckerberg left off billionaires list
• Yahoo CEO Thompson plans many layoffs: report
• Top 7: Greater Bay Area IPOs
• Contractors to bid soon on first stage of bullet train
• Apple: We create or support 514,000 U.S. jobs
• America’s Cup fund raisers surpass first-year goal
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• Express shakes off the Gold Dust; signs San Francisco lease
• The world’s worst ******* password
• Yelp stock up 63 percent
• Yelp prices IPO at $15 per share, above range
• Tech run devours San Francisco office space
• Guts or glory
• Ex-Goodby employee campaigns for its laid-off workers
• Bank of America gets it right by raising monthly checking fees
• Baseball’s expanded playoffs will be good news
• Apple and Google again lead list of Fortune’s most admired businesses
• Zynga to launch new gaming platform
• California worse than 44 states on ‘Tax Freedom Day’ list
• San Ramon eliminates fireworks on July 4th
• Square taxicab terminals test gets NYC okay
• Sneak peek: Guess who's coming to Union Square
• QuorumLabs gets $11 million for disaster recovery
• Amy Neches jumps to TMG Partners from San Francisco Redevelopment Agency
• Macys.com inks big San Francisco lease
• Fannie Mae strikes back at Bank of America in industry catfight
• Nektar to apply royalty windfall toward paying off debt
• Intel will spend $100M to make your car ‘the ultimate mobile device’
• Yammer raises $85 million
• UCLA gets $3.4 million to preserve Twitter, Facebook data from Middle East
• As gas prices soar, Californians use less
• Reflections on former Wells Fargo President Terri Dial
• Brian Wilson invests in new San Francisco bowling alley
• Omidyar Network invests in Zambian mobile payments startup
• Former Wells Fargo President Terri Dial dies at 62
• Samceda innovation award winners unveiled
• Thoma Bravo raises $1.25 billion for tenth fund
• Marin planners OK George Lucas development by Skywalker Ranch
• Tech companies hiring 8,000-plus in San Francisco
• Alta Bates Summit celebrates “topping out” of $300M new Oakland inpatient tower
• Mechanics Bank strategist sees volatility amid slow growth ahead
• Napo Pharma, ex-partner battle over control of diarrhea drug
• Retail economy going strong in Bay Area
• Lawrence Berkeley Lab’s JBEI spins out first biofuel company: Lygos
• 'Aggressive' energy stance: Kaiser Permanente to cut carbon footprint 30% by 2020
• Salesforce pull out: who wins and loses
• Salesforce suspends plans for huge San Francisco campus
• The Forty Under 40 by the numbers
• Travelers leaving their hearts - and cell phones - in San Francisco
• Warren Buffett is wrong about banking being 'back on its feet'
• America’s Cup development deal thrown overboard
• Xobni takes $10 million from partner
• Napa Vintners’ wine futures auction brings in record $3.1 million
• Amyris raises $83.7 million after a hard week
• Safeway makes Brian Baer boss of Dominick’s
• One-on-One with CEO Joe Belanoff of Corcept Therapeutics
• Top 7: Bay Area Architecture Firms
• Occupy takes foreclosure protest to Well Fargo CEO's home
• Group sues to halt America’s Cup planning in San Francisco
• FDIC to pay depositors of failed Home Savings, with Walnut Creek branch
• Step aside Heinz, Clorox taking Ranch to ketchup aisle
• Cal athletics hires new exec for tickets, marketing
• Diamond Foods pays up to retain senior executives
• Google Inc. to sell original $500M stake in Clearwire for $47M
• If Manny clicks, so could A’s turnstiles
• Chevron starts oil production in Usan field off Nigeria’s coast
• EisnerAmper acquires San Francisco accounting firm
• Fear the beard! Advertisers like Brian Wilson’s pitches
• Stockton slips and slides towards bankruptcy
• Taking on a flashy startup
• Safeway dishes up cooking contest, but may want to add ingredients
• Autodesk earnings back above $2B
• Salesforce yearly earnings up 37 percent
• IPO expert: Facebook scrambling for ad dollars
• Obama gets tech to embrace 'Do Not Track'
• State lawmakers propose bill to save affordable housing in California
• Milyoni gets $11 million to put movies on Facebook
• Slideshow: Sean Parker event gives $2M to techies to invest
• Vivus shares soar after FDA panel vote on obesity drug
• Love fest is over as America’s Cup deal gets down to details
• Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl names new chairman
• Mykonos sells to Juniper for $80 million
• Obama names Benioff campaign co-chair
• C3Nano gets $6.7M for conductive film
• Hornblower lands Niagara Falls contract
• Former Morgan Stanley bankers open San Francisco firm
• Shea Homes and SolarCity launch ‘No Electric Bill Home’ for baby boomers
• Is Kaiser Permanente planning to outsource a big chunk of its National Facilities work? Stand by for details
• S.F. committee takes second look at America’s Cup deal
• Joie de Vivre joins Commune
• Tech firms give state DOJ app privacy pledge
• Wells Fargo to buy BNP Paribas’ energy lending unit
• America’s Cup reveals 2013 race course
• Mutual funds pile into Diamond Foods after Pringles breakup
• James Beard San Francisco semifinalists announced
• Pensco joins forces with Lincoln Trust’s operations
• Square Inc. plan would put iPads or tablets in NYC taxis
• Microsoft Corp. says Google also broke Explorer privacy protection
• University of California to start YouTube channel
• Sugar Inc. to buy Circle of Moms
• Amgen, Cytokinetics start early-stage study of heart drug
• Web privacy issues demand attention
• Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan takes steep pay cut
• Twitter widens self-serve ads with AmEx deal
• Bay Area retail real estate outlook sees sunny skies ahead
• Slideshow: Top 7 San Francisco employers
• ‘Bloody tough’ fiscal climate and other America’s Cup news
• Bank of America's crisis plan reads like epic fairy tale
• Codexis CEO Alan Shaw quits, interim boss steps in
• Corcept's Korlym approved by FDA for Cushing's syndrome
• Health Net hits 1-million-member milestone in Medi-Cal and related programs
• Siren song of the South
• In Italy, Angelo Sangiacomo takes his Carrara marbles and goes home
• Obama meets with tech elite in San Francisco
• Yelp plans to raise up to $115 million
• Noise Pop pops: Do415, Thrillcall push San Francisco events
• BioMarin reports loss, starts dwarfism drug trial
• Riding M&A wave, Wilson Sonsini reports revenue spike
• Charles Phan opening Southern joint on Pier 3
• Pillsbury Winthrop, Fulbright close to merger?
• Real estate news coming Friday in the San Francisco Business Times
• Insider's view of a construction milestone: Midnight pour at Trinity Plaza
• Software maker Navis to move headquarters to Oakland's Jack London Square Market
• San Francisco foreclosure audit finds pervasive procedural problems
• Apple will protect phone contact data
• Warren Buffett boosts stakes in Wells Fargo, Visa
• Law firms to face ‘challenge, uncertainty’ in 2012
• Tesla Model X don’t need no Super Bowl ads
• Report: Gap opening 30 China stores this year
• Stock offering nets Exelixis $65 million
• Osher Foundation gives $1M to CSU, East Bay, lifelong learning program
• S.F. mayor confident America’s Cup fundraising will succeed
• Kellogg CEO: Diamond Foods ‘clearly a fit’ for cereal maker
• Tesla: 2012 will be a poor year, and then a rich one
• America’s Cup: Pier 29 ‘extremely important’ to S.F. deal
• Counterfeit Avastin hits U.S. shores, Genentech warns
• Zynga loses $435M, but 10% of Words With Friends players hook up
• CEO Tim Cook defends Apple's record on suppliers
• S&P raises outlook on California’s creditworthiness
• Five-screen movie theater coming to Mission District?
• Chuck Prosper to take over as CEO at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
• San Francisco mayor planning payroll tax ballot measure soon
• Meltwater sued by AP over copyrights
• Bay Area has nation's highest metropolitan self-employment rate
• Going against AIDS group, FDA pledges quick review of Gilead drug to prevent HIV
• With August deadline looming, Pacific-12 starts work on HQ
• Paul Simon to headline San Francisco Symphony's Black & White Ball
• Whitman moves execs into cubicles
• Swift Realty Partners puts two Concord buildings leased to Bank of America on the market
• As predicted: Amyris gives up on biofuels for cosmetics
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Chase likely face debt downgrades: report
• Accounting firm SingerLewak to open San Francisco office
• Glu Mobile's smartphone bet paying off
• Electric cars pollute more than gasoline vehicles in China
• California accounting firms call off big merger
• Niners’ GM contract extended; Gideon Yu promoted
• Kaiser 2011 profit held steady at $2B, revenue rose 8.3%
• Choppy waters possible during America’s Cup negotiations
• For FDA, social media’s still in trial phase
• Ignite Game Technologies raises $5M more
• Check out Tesla's Model X with DeLorean doors
• Web lenders score cash, boost hiring
• Prado hunts apartments
• Biotech Onyx on the rise
• Tech startup hands the ball to overachieving ex-49er
• 40 Under 40 showcases innovators
• Gamers give studio $1M for new work
• Michael Tusk of Quince to cook for President Obama
• New York hotel workers sign sweet contract
• FDA panel recommends agency reject NeurogesX HIV pain patch
• Exelixis to sell 10M shares to pay for R&D, other expenses
• Hasbro and Zynga hook up
• Symphony Services merges with Teleca
• Glaucoma drug developer Altheos adds $12.5M to Series A round
• DivcoWest dives into Austin
• BART to Livermore could cost $1.2 billion or $3,787.88 per inch
• Procter & Gamble sees ‘considerable interest’ for Pringles
• Berkeley Lab synchrotron like Star Wars or 1950s sci-fi
• Electronic Arts CFO jumps to Polycom
• Prologis sells 3.5-million-square-foot portfolio in the U.K. to Blackstone
• Visa added $1.57 billion to litigation escrow account in December
• Cisco Systems Q2 profit jumps 43 percent to $2.2 billion
• Bionovo looks to sell $10M in preferred stock, warrants
• Diamond Foods replaces CEO, CFO after audit probe
• Social network Path gets back on track, yanks contact data
• Extole raises $10 million
• Twitter tidbit: Bay Citizen and CIR sign letter of intent to merge
• Integro brokerage names Marc Kunney to head new USA unit
• Bank of America, Wells and Chase pay homeowners to avoid foreclosures
• California Bank of Commerce CEO sees rising loan demand
• U.C. Berkeley ponders swapping state sugar daddy for federal one
• The Bay Citizen's short, strange saga in nonprofit news could be coming to an end
• One-on-One with the Gladstone Institutes' Michael Penn
• FDA review of NeurogesX HIV pain patch hits stock hard
• California’s gay marriage ban ruled unconstitutional
• Bank of America investors win class-action status in suit over Merrill Lynch deal
• Conviva raises $15M from Time Warner
• Genomic Health's Randy Scott to lead new genetics subsidiary
• UCSF study: Boosting cigarette tax could bolster California economy by $2 billion
• Five Prime Therapeutics Inc. makes interim CEO official
• Cardica loses $3.2 million in Q2, borrows $2 million
• Ex-exec: Internal strife added to Women’s Pro Soccer woes
• Bank of America ponders selling most of its office buildings
• GlaxoSmithKline 'finding' halts four trials of Anacor antibiotic
• California makes Feb. 6 ‘Ronald Reagan Day’
• Kimpton buys Riverplace from Larkspur
• Bank of America, Wells and Chase’s legal woes mount as New York sues
• Whitman’s HP salary is $1, but compensation is $16.5 million
• Nonprofit Seaweb takes on big leagues with a Super Bowl ad
• Slideshow: Top 7 Employers
• Bank of America Home Loans President Barbara Desoer to retire
• Talon leukemia drug gets date with FDA advisory panel
• Early data show kidney cancer response to Exelixis' 'cabo'
• Signature Properties restarts condo sales in 288 Third and Broadway Grand
• AAA offers free ‘Tipsy Tow’ trips after Super Bowl
• VC gets ahead in financing
• Wells Fargo watches the pennies, and the dollars look after themselves
• San Francisco's hottest 'hood? Try TriSoMa
• Breast Cancer Action donations surge after Komen-Planned Parenthood fiasco
• U.C. Berkeley intellectual property has started 146 companies in 20 years
• NFL owners OK $200M for new Niners stadium in Santa Clara
• Esprit to close all North America stores
• BrightSource targets South Africa for solar
• Facebook likes Fenwick’s legal eagles for IPO
• Reports: SolarCity soon to file IPO
• FDA expands age range for Dynavax vaccine to 18-70 years
• Prado Group grabs dental school building in Pac Heights
• Mysterious Facebook stock grant went to Zuckerberg family member
• Slideshow: How to blow $25,000 on Valentine’s Day
• Agreements give Zuckerberg total control
• Former Geron CFO gets $750K severance, $400-an-hour consulting gig
• Open Table diners feel love for Bay Area in romantic restaurant survey
• Khosla previews Soraa's public launch
• Lawrence Livermore Lab to help Navajo Nation develop energy resources
• Young entrepreneur gets dinged for lifting code
• Facebook registers for $5 billion IPO
• Berkeley Mayor Bates: Banking debate ‘not a criticism of Wells Fargo’
• San Francisco breaks ground on new cruise ship terminal
• Small ‘boring’ banks new and exciting for Wall Street
• WageWorks buys TransitCenter
• UFL to revamp business model; commissioner resigns
• Wells Fargo expands investment banking business
• Judge: Oracle not duped by Hewlett-Packard
• Twitter makes funny recruiting video
• Sympathy strike by CNA or business school case study?
• Report: Twitter revenue $260 million by year's end
• U.C. Berkeley improves its student conduct code after protests
• Mexican Museum joins Smithsonian Institution as affiliate
• IPO tracker says Facebook will go public witj $90 billion-plus valuation
• Salesforce tops last redevelopment agenda
• Chinatown CDC staffer poised to fill San Francisco planning seat
• Berkeley Lab hosts public-private energy workshop
• Guitar Center to open this week Emeryville Public Market
• Weiss Associates wins $15M Lawrence Livermore Lab contract
• Cosmo editor Helen Gurley Brown gives $30M to Stanford/Columbia
• Safeway taps 25-year veteran as new Vons boss
• California has 16% of U.S. union members
• Intel Capital leads $20 million investment in Solera Networks
• First lady hosts Instagram founder
• Slideshow: Top 7 Bay Area property managers
• Arizona says Bank of America settlements hurt probe
• IPO market swings up as Facebook looms
• Sister ship of Italian Costa Concordia arrives in San Francisco
• Kaiser Permanente's Android app gets more hype than downloads
• WSJ: Facebook plans to file IPO documents Wednesday
• New Resource Bank raises $7.7M in oversubscribed offering
• Report: Rubinstein exits Hewlett-Packard
• Top California court rejects GOP redistricting challenge
• AmCup’s port in a storm
• It’s not the Super Bowl, but it’s going to have to do
• Haven starts strong in Jack London Market
• Real estate news coming in Friday's Business Times
• Mid-Market pioneer files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Selling iPhones at a loss weighs down AT&T
• California led U.S. in new wind generation projects in 2011
• SPUR opens San Jose office; Oakland could be next
• San Francisco Travel Association creates new public policy job
• Berkeley to consider dumping Wells Fargo contract
• Alameda County bans use of plastic grocery bags by 1,900 retailers
• Twitter revolution ‘just beginning’ in Africa
• IntelePeer postpones IPO
• IntelePeer postpones IPO
• Netflix’s movie-by-mail margin was 52% in Q4, streaming just 11%
• Wall Street waking up to Wells Fargo’s potential
• Leroy Morishita named president of Cal State East Bay
• Torrey Pines Bank CEO eyes growth in San Francisco, San Jose
• FiberTower gets delisting notice
• Activist group calls for Bank of America breakup
• Unanimous America’s Cup vote sends strong political signal
• Peninsula Health Care District to make $2.15 million in 2012 community grants
• AAA names Gary Danko, French Laundry to Five Diamond list
• Guidewire prices high, raises $115 million
• SquareTrade gets $238 million for warranties
• University of California to offer summer classes to students from black colleges
• Oakland bank CEO Brian Garrett moves to BillFloat
• Apple adds nearly $20 billion to revenue, doubles Q1 profit
• Wells Fargo economist says ‘true’ housing recovery could be decade away
• Yahoo Q4 profit drops 5% to $296 million
• Codexis CFO Lawson quitting next month
• Recurly gets $6 million
• Stephen Bechtel's foundation donates $25M to Caltech
• TRUSTe raises $15 million
• San Francisco mayor taps new director for ChinaSF
• Silicon Valley techies earn $100,000-plus
• A closer look at Lawrence Berkeley Lab's new second campus
• Polycom’s profit grows in Q4 and full year
• Warren Hellman tribute concert planned
• Synopsys buys ExpertIO Inc.
• Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan’s days numbered: Banking professor
• Penthouse Club, steakhouse headed for North Beach
• Athleta to open in four more cities in 2012
• Stanford Hospital names Margaret Vosburgh to fill vacant COO slot
• Protesters invade California Pacific Medical Center's Cathedral Hill site
• Doctors Medical Center gets $8M line of credit
• If you lost $1 million on Netflix stock, here’s who to call
• Desmond-Hellmann: UCSF wants new structure
• Slideshow: Top 7 MBA Programs
• McCarthy Cook has new financial partner at hot China Basin
• Love the 49ers? Buy Joe Montana's Napa estate for $35M
• Venture dollars, deal volume up in 2011
• Labor firm Littler Mendelson opens in Memphis
• 49ers playoff success a win for hospitality industry
• Caltrain wants to raise prices for riders who pay cash
• Winners of the ‘40 Under 40 Emerging Leaders Awards’ unveiled
• Color Labs' pool sex video laughable
• Twitter buys Summify, will shut it down
• UCSF finishes 2nd to Johns Hopkins in 2011 NIH research funding, with $533M
• Solar firm apologizes for offensive card
• Anaplan raises $11.4 million
• San Francisco’s Lee heads U.S. mayors’ tech task force
• Stem cell agency inks pact with Scotland
• New Magnes Collection of Jewish Art opens in Berkeley Jan. 22
• Google tops Fortune list of best companies to work for
• Nanosolar Inc. changes CEOs
• Law firm McKenna Long merges with Luce Forward
• Kiss’ Gene Simmons offers life lessons to private equity crowd
• S.F. protest of anti-piracy bills attracts tech, political big guns
• DiaDexus hires new chief financial officer
• Tagged boasts $43M in revenue
• Equilar Atlas helps wealth managers map executives coming into money
• If you can’t beat ’em: U.C. Regents to join student protest
• MetWest Terra buys San Francisco’s Hotel Abri from Larkspur
• Albany council OKs Whole Foods development near U.C. Berkeley housing
• Chronicle owner Hearst Corp. hires first technology chief
• Bayer, Onyx cancer drug shows modest improvement in survival
• Xoma cuts deal for hypertension drug, potential combo products
• ON24 opens in Australia
• New conference, venture fund seek social impact
• Virgin America adds Philadelphia route
• Netflix sued in class action alleging insider trading
• NFL reportedly close to approving Niners’ stadium money
• Chevron: Nigeria rig still burning, two people missing
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• Neil Ashe to head Walmart.com
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• Initiative would apply single tax system to California businesses
• Tech firms back initiative to improve city
• Bank of America’s vision of nationwide banking at risk
• Fireman’s Fund names Juliene Conway as chief marketing officer
• Bullet train’s CEO was strong engineer, weak politician
• Elon Musk to deliver commencement at Caltech
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• Charles Schwab veterans at two startups eager to make online investing easier
• Report: Kimpton buying Santa Barbara’s Canary Hotel for $40M
• Apple strikes back at sweatshop critics with factory report
• Scenes, thoughts on the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference
• Oakland braces for major city layoffs as redevelopment agency shuts down
• Ross Stores Inc. buys 414,000-square-foot headquarters in Dublin
• Splunk files for $125 million IPO
• Feds open inquiry into Diamond Foods’ accounting practices
• CEO of California’s bullet train steps down
• California PUC: PG&E broke laws leading to San Bruno blast
• Bay Area residents are spending more
• Holiday sales beat expectations
• Williams-Sonoma cuts outlook, stock falls
• Merced Systems selling for $150M+
• Californa Pacific and Lucile Packard to collaborate on complex pediatric care
• BART’s new cars will be quieter, more comfortable
• LinkedIn completes San Francisco expansion
• Bay Area CEOs express increased optimism on local economy
• IntelePeer seeks $416 million valuation
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo investigated over home insurance
• Niners’ seat licenses as high as $80,000 in new stadium
• Merriman hires five to boost trading and capital markets services
• Wilson Sonsini names two partners to lead law firm
• Risk Strategies insurance brokerage buys Millbrae’s UPA Insurance Brokers
• Red Vines plant picketers vote to end Union City strike
• UCSF study: Smoking marijuana improves lungs at first
• Most numbers up for latest Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl
• Catellus close to entitling Target-anchored retail center at Alameda Landing
• Charles Schwab debuts lower cost, simpler 401(k) offering
• Hewlett-Packard’s Whitman hires former campaign advisor for PR post
• Kirk Pederson named Chartres Lodging COO
• 12 people to watch in Bay Area business in 2012
• Suze Orman debuts her own prepaid debit card
• Kim Laughton to head Schwab Charitable
• British Olympian Ainslie joins America's Cup fray
• A 75 million square foot development? Steinberg Architects says no problem
• Two American Express execs join Rearden
• Guidewire IPO seeks half-billion valuation
• Canaan Partners raises $600M fund for tech, health care
• Zynga stock scrapes new bottom
• Ooma raises $17M more for web phone
• Treasury emails suggest Bank of America got little support for Countrywide purchase
• Affine Systems gets $5M for video ad targeting
• Cresa opens East Bay office; more growth to come
• Renewable energy passed nuclear as power source in U.S. in September
• Lawrence Berkeley Lab hires UCLA expert for Molecular Foundry
• DiaDexus Q4 revenue up 48 percent
• Bayer targets Mission Bay incubator, partners
• GSK to seek approval of Theravance lung drug
• Astellas returns superbug-fighting drug to Theravance
• BioMarin leases 120,000 square feet for new HQ space in San Rafael
• Salesforce lease could prompt new downtown tower
• Slideshow: Top 7 Marinas
• Shorenstein bags Chicago trophy
• Salesforce signs huge downtown San Francisco lease
• Tesla set to announce Model X SUV
• Sezmi assets bought for $27 million
• Albany planners to consider 9 new AT&T antennas
• Prenatal testing company Natera raises $20M
• Geron hires new CFO after awarding bonus to outgoing CFO
• America’s Cup fund raisers meet $12M first-year goal
• AT&T fires up new cell sites
• Geron exec leaves with severance, consulting deal
• Sutter Health contributes $400M to employee pension plan
• Summit Partners raises $3.22 billion in two funds
• Holiday unwrapped: December retail sales results are in
• San Francisco unemployment down to 8.1%, best since Feb. 2009
• Hess Collection wines to be distributed by Young’s Market Co. in Arizona, Washington
• Safeway sells 16 Genuardi's stores, exits Philadelphia
• Xoma shifts manufacturing to contractor, cuts 84 jobs
• Future Exploratorium site gets new neighbor
• Xoma lands $10M loan, moves legal HQ from Bermuda
• Power to the She: Athleta unveils its first brand campaign
• VistaGen investor cancels $4M note, warrants for preferred shares
• NeurogesX picks former Poniard boss as president, CEO
• BrightSource appoints new chairman
• KPMG survey finds more San Francisco Bay Area businesses hiring in next six months
• University of California starts voluntary early retirement plan
• Dead's Phil Lesh plans San Rafael music venue
• Fed survey of Bank of America, others’ foreclosures likely to paint ugly picture
• Peer review group questions bullet train funding
• Seton Medical Center CEO Lorraine Auerbach quietly resigns
• Silicon Valley Bank to open Arizona operations center
• New CEO, new advocacy center at Bay Area Discovery Museum
• Fine Arts Museums director John Buchanan dies
• TiVo to get $215 million from AT&T in settlement
• Wikimedia donors give record $20 million
• Black & Veatch leases 15,000 square feet in Bishop Ranch
• Venture capitalists take little solace in 2011 exits
• C'est Impossible: San Francisco passes Paris in survey
• Bank of America calling loans on small businesses deemed too risky
• Apple, Google gain as BlackBerry loses market share
• Verizon Wireless rescinds $2 bill payment fee
• Top 10 most ridiculous lawsuits of 2011 ranked
• Slideshow: Top 10 money-making stars who movie theaters love
• Slideshow: Best Bay Area life sciences CEOs of 2011
• Football players tackle hunger in San Francisco
• Steve Jobs, Jobs, Jobs — genius, visionary ... outsourcer
• Top Bay Area CEOs boost innovation
• A world of worries weighs down outlook for 2012
• Solar optimists expecting to see the sun come out
• Google Ventures, BP, GE jolt biofuels
• Cytokinetics takes a swing at Lou Gehrig's disease
• Hillsborough mansion listed for $29M
• U.S. population to hit 312.8M on New Year's Day
• Redevelopment agencies can be abolished — state Supreme Court
• S.F. hotel rate rockets 450%: Happy New Year!
• Third of law firms to hire, but confidence wanes
• California Supreme Court to rule on redevelopment funds
• Avastin ovarian cancer studies get mixed results
• Startups face investor pressure over talent
• Legal hash: Who owns my Twitter account @LRiddellSF?
• Colliers U.S. hotel group taps two new leaders
• California hit hardest by retail job loss
• Google top online destination of 2011
• SunWater, Tenderloin housing group ink solar deal
• Holiday shoppers click: Online spending jumps 15 percent
• Ex-Joie de Vivre chief moves into distressed homes
• N.Y. Times sells Press Democrat, Argus Courier, North Bay Business Journal
• Giants could block A's San Jose move
• Android, iOS Christmas activations soar
• N.Y. Times sells Press Democrat, Argus Courier, North Bay Business Journal
• Republic of Tea CEO buys winery
• Top 50 New Year’s party destinations: S.F. nabs 6
• ING Direct, Dior Homme ring in 2012 with Union Square stores
• Woodmont Cos. buys two former Lembi apartments for $16M
• Hilton Concord renovates, rescues pillows
• Expanding 24 Hour Fitness to re-open in Oakland
• California loses nearly 1 million jobs in five years
• Oakland wins slot in green building program; one of eight cities nationwide
• Top 10 ski resorts ranked; Heavenly highest in Tahoe
• On Facebook live: Beer Pong World Series
• Four Geron execs split $600,000 in cash bonuses
• $42 million affordable apartment project starts in San Francisco's Transbay district
• U.C. Berkeley dropping ‘CalMail’ for Google system
• Gladstone, Bristol Myers Squibb strike Alzheimer's research deal
• SunPower to buy French solar company Tenesol for $165 million
• Visa puts $1.57 billion into account for price fixing case
• Oakland to sell base lot to 2 recycling firms
• Macy’s turning office space into men’s retail sales floor
• BioMarin betting big on smaller patient groups
• Quantcast raises $8 million
• Addmired raises $5.2 million
• Tidemark Systems raises $5 million
• Five9 snaps up 50,000 square feet in Bishop Ranch
• Netflix boss Reed Hastings gets pay cut
• Internet close to 220 million domain names
• Lucid Imagination loses one CEO, hires another
• Vivus takes a heavy hit on obesity drug danger study
• Electronic Arts fails to get lawsuit quashed
• U.C. Davis gets $2 million in grants from Keck Foundation
• Akamai to buy Cotendo for $268M
• Bank of America agrees to $335 million Countrywide settlement
• Jawbone gets another $40 million
• California’s economy didn’t grow in October
• Littler Mendelson opens two offices in Mexico
• Poisoning passes car crashes as No. 1 killer in U.S., California
• Exelixis reaps $12 million up front in licensing deal with Merck
• Impax asks FDA for approval of Parkinson's drug
• Qwiki moving to New York City
• Virgin America lands $150M to bolster cash cushion
• Tactus Technology raises $6 million
• One-on-One with Transcept Pharma's Glenn Oclassen
• PSB buys $520M industrial portfolio from RREEF; 26 Bay Area properties
• Jeff Jordan resigns as OpenTable executive chairman
• Burrill launches new life sciences fund, targets $500M by mid-2012
• Drug developer Neuraltus raises $9.6M toward $11M goal
• Thoma Bravo acquires control of software maker InfoVista
• LBA buys four industrial sites in Northern California
• Virgin America flight attendants reject union bid
• Maggiora & Ghilotti snap up 14-acre industrial site in Richmond
• Ipsen unit Biomeasure to flee Brisbane for New Jersey
• Bank of America CEO says 2012 will be ‘a grind in the economy’
• Keas Inc. raises $6.5 million
• PG&E: Customers can keep old meters
• Niners sell stake in team to undisclosed investor
• Warren Hellman ran 100 miles over Sierra -- twice
• Study: Poor show compassion more quickly than rich
• Bank of America closes below $5 for first time since 2009
• New York Times to sell Press Democrat, other North Bay papers
• Hellman’s political power came through building consensus
• An afternoon with Warren Hellman
• Hellman: Approachable, quotable financial wizard
• Yes, Virginia, you must pay firewood tax in California
• Warren Hellman dies
• Zuckerberg kills bison, head on wall
• Four California counties among nation's best paid
• Jobs in Bay Area among nation's top paydays
• MetWest Terra buys two Larkspur Collection hotels
• InterMune to 'vigorously' fight German report on lung drug
• Stanford drops plans for big New York City campus
• JMA wins key approval for Homewood plan at Tahoe
• Diamond Foods' merger with Procter & Gamble’s Pringles clouded in doubt
• StemCells could gross $20M from offering of stock, warrants
• Plexxikon, Roche melanoma drug moves closer to OK in Europe
• Zynga sinks quickly after $1 billion open
• Pac-12 grabs 70,000 square feet in 370 Third St.
• Gilead seeks approval of Truvada for HIV prevention
• StemCells plans to sell more stock, shares fall
• Zynga prices shares at $10
• U.S. Bank names Doreen Woo Ho to board
• San Francisco hotels soar in October
• Retail trade group ups holiday sales forecast, expects record spending
• Salesforce.com to buy Rypple
• Diamond’s outlook darkens as SEC investigates
• Crunch time for America’s Cup planners starts today
• U.C. Berkeley aims financial aid at middle class
• Lam Research to buy Novellus for $3.3B
• TMG Partners buys three industrial buildings in Fremont
• GreenVolts miraculously re-emerges
• Walnut Creek’s Bay Commercial Bank expanding in Napa
• Clara Shih joins Starbucks board
• The Niners are leaving San Francisco! So what?
• Secret is out: Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo bought Robert Mondavi estate
• Blue Shield foundation makes $9 million in Q4 grants
• PowerCloud raises $6 million
• MarketTools deal values SurveyMonkey at $1 billion
• Tagged buys assets of Hi5
• TaskRabbit raises $17.8M
• Innovation dies in the budget-cutting process
• Report: Facebook is preparing mobile ads
• San Francisco mayor wants study of job-killer legislation
• California Treasurer Lockyer resigns from Stanford think tank’s public pension study
• New Presidio Inn slated for 2012
• Blue Shield says UC medical centers want to drive up costs
• Silver Spring, awaiting IPO, raises $24M
• Bay Area leads California’s economy, says UCLA economist
• Oakland’s port was shut down. No, it wasn’t. Yes, it was.
• One-on-One with Genomic Health's Steven Shak
• OpenTable Top 100 list stiffs San Francisco
• Jive Software sells extra stock, $12 per share
• Bank lending to businesses rises sharply
• Here we go again: CNA plans new one-day strike at Sutter hospitals
• Pac-12 Conference looking overseas for growth
• FDA won't give quick review to Onyx's multiple myeloma drug
• Oakland port disrupted in morning, prepares for evening march (slideshow)
• Jive Software starts trading Tuesday
• Zynga, Jive head to gate in big IPO week
• Occupy protesters target Port of Oakland
• App testing firm Soasta raises $12M
• Vertex, Alios start early-stage hepatitis C trials on 2 drugs
• Zynga, Jive head to gate in big IPO week
• Ustream sells only $33M of $75M equity
• Ex-49er named CrowdOptic COO
• ‘Don’t go,’ says Oakland to A's, Warriors, Raiders
• Top 7 LEED buildings (slideshow)
• Japan's Gree hiring 100 in San Francisco area
• Each Apple Store worker brings in $278 per hour
• Envivio raises another $15 million
• Hewlett-Packard to make WebOS open source
• Jawbone offers refunds for UP bracelets
• CIRM puts up $5.6M to recruit stem cell researcher to UC Berkeley
• Stem cell board OKs two programs totaling $27M
• Common sense so uncommon in Sacramento it takes an executive order
• Wells Fargo to pay $148 million in Wachovia settlement
• MasterChef update: Bay Area office workers are hungry for career change
• Bear Grylls signs on with Dockers
• Gilead selling $3.7 billion in notes for Pharmasset buyout
• Gilead donates $8M worth of 'black sickness' drug to WHO
• U.S. motor vehicle crash deaths lowest since 1949
• Pujols signs with Angels. What it means for Giants fans
• JMA buys Northstar residences in Tahoe from Ritz-Carlton Development Co.
• Pacific Sunwear closing up to 200 stores
• FirstSolar sells project to Buffett firm
• Chevron Corp. to spend $30 billion next year
• MasterChef auditions coming to San Francisco - I have your ticket to try out
• San Francisco’s luxury home prices fell in Q3
• FDA panel backs Affymax anemia drug for dialysis patients
• First Republic’s ratings boosted by Standard & Poor’s
• Apple Inc. loses fight for iPad name in China
• Martini Media Network raises $13 million
• U.C. Berkeley creates first online degree program
• Twilio raises $17M for communications platform
• JMA drops plan to buy Great America, but 49ers stadium plans proceed
• Umpqua Bank execs scouting for branch locations in San Francisco
• Ex-antiterrorism honcho joins Palantir
• Bank of America CEO won’t seek dividend hike until he's sure of approval
• Exar Corp. hires Louis DiNardo as CEO
• Teatro ZinZanni lands new waterfront home
• San Francisco’s Howard Rice merges with Arnold & Porter
• MFoundry gets $18 million for mobile payments
• StumbleUpon dances skyward
• SuccessFactors to buy Jobs2web for $110M
• Former Hewlett-Packard Chairman Patty Dunn dies
• DivcoWest buys five Santa Clara buildings from RREEF for $38.5 million
• Wells Fargo seeks to boost dividend, buy back shares
• Postal Service proposes new cuts to service
• UCSF, GE Healthcare program seeks to expand disease-fighting cord blood cells
• Science Exchange raises $1.5M
• Gilead HIV therapy booster passes Phase III test
• EMeter acquired by Siemens
• Purple Wine Co. promotes Mike Mestas to national sales manager, closes in on 1M cases sold
• S.F. 49ers get funding for Santa Clara stadium
• Warriors run new plays to attract season ticket buyers
• Top 7 Greater Bay Area TV Stations (slideshow)
• Manufacturing problems cause shortage of Theravance-developed superbug drug
• Zynga's Pincus sold $109 million in stock
• United States 1, China 0 in solar trade suit
• Gilead cancer strategy relies heavily on Yale
• Jed York tweets the good news: No season ticket price hikes
• HealthRally raises $400,000 to launch "crowdfunding" health site
• White House, CEOs talk better buildings
• BART picks developer for Coliseum project
• Law firm Miller Starr Regalia taps new leader
• Founders Fund raises $625 million fund
• Twitter testing self-serve ads
• Rumble raises $15 million for games
• Zynga reportedly settles on $10B valuation
• Annie's Homegrown files for $100M IPO
• Oakland's Tribune Tower sold to CallSocket
• Amyris, Total create joint biofuels venture
• America’s Cup publishes final environmental report
• PG&E fined $38 million for blast
• Transcept could land $90M after Purdue opts for sleep drug
• America’s Cup CEO is out amid management shakeup
• Kaiser Permanente making progress on $1 billion flagship Oakland medical center (slideshow)
• America’s Cup gets big legal boost from Obama
• TSG Consumer Partners raises $1.3 billion in over-subscribed fund
• Peek inside SFMOMA's expansion design (slideshow)
• Synopsys to buy Magma Design Automation for $507M
• Accel Partners invests $1 million in Freshdesk Inc.
• Poverty rates rise in Marin, fall in San Mateo
• While USA wastes 226M vacation days, French take every one
• 100Plus startup by Practice Fusion founder nabs $1.25M in funding
• Jive Software prices IPO, valuation near $500M
• Law firm Kasowitz opens in Silicon Valley
• Moore Foundation gives $6 million for earthquake warning work
• Bank of America shares hit lowest point since March 2009
• Cafe Gratitude quitting eight Bay Area locations
• Wells Fargo expands lead as nation’s largest bank by market cap
• Leslie Blodgett joins Stella & Dot board of directors
• Golden State property/casualty insurers add $34.7 billion to California economy
• PG&E files to raise $600M in equity
• Wells Fargo donates $975,000 to Habitat for Humanity in Bay Area
• FDA accepts Onyx application for multiple myeloma drug
• BrightSource upsells SoCal Edison on energy storage
• Report: Facebook eyes April to June IPO
• Bank of America got massive Fed rescue, Bloomberg reports
• FDA clears $60M BioMarin drug-making plant expansion
• Laser startup Soraa raises $88M
• America’s Cup plans pinned to Dec. 1 CEQA report
• Report: Cancer drug developer Onyx looking at sale, other options
• GSV Capital boosts stakes in Twitter and Facebook
• Exelixis, National Cancer Institute strike R&D deal around cabozantinib
• Slideshow: Highest Paid CFOs in the Greater Bay Area
• Local merchants' holiday viewing: Men (women and children) in plaid
• The birth of biotech
• Slideshow: Kaiser Convention Center
• Chocolatier Recchiuti pops up in Dogpatch, cafe coming
• FDA approves Transcept middle-of-the-night sleep drug Intermezzo
• PMI Group files for bankruptcy
• Diamond Foods stock plunges — again
• One-on-One with Jim Knighton of AvidBiotics
• Google shuts down clean energy program
• Foreclosure talks may move ahead without California
• Regulator offers new opt-out for PG&E SmartMeters
• Nokia Siemens cutting 17,000 jobs worldwide
• Google shuts down clean energy program
• California bullet train nets nearly $1B for first segment
• Zinio raises $20 million
• U.S. bank deposits hit record $10 trillion
• Black Friday midnight madness? Not much in the Bay Area
• Online retailers rewrite the rules for Black Friday
• University of the Pacific bags SoMa building for $47M
• Pattern Energy drops Yolo wind power project to save eagles
• Money transfer firm Xoom raises $25 million
• Apple expected to swipe No. 1 spot in PC sales from Hewlett-Packard
• Lawrence Berkeley National Lab delays selection of second campus to 2012
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo lay off staff ahead of holidays
• America’s Cup race baffles a nautical novice
• China counters solar dumping charges with charges of its own
• NRG acquires Solar Power Partners
• Slideshow: Top 7 Greater Bay Area Biopharma Companies
• Exelixis drug targets breast cancer in mid-stage trial
• Hewlett-Packard's Ray Lane raises eyebrows with his MacBook Air at home
• Impax sued over potential generic cancer pain drug
• French Laundry: Lunch with the 1 percent
• Going it alone, Portola raises $89M to work on blood thinner, antidote
• Gilead to buy hepatitis C drug developer Pharmasset for $11 billion
• DOE boss Steve Chu pushes fed role in clean energy
• One-on-One with Dan Adelman of Alvine Pharmaceuticals
• Slideshow: America's Cup is all about fan access
• Kaiser, docs sue nurses over walkout
• California unemployment drops a little, to 11.7%
• Pandora Media solicits political ads
• Salesforce stock slumps 10% after Q3 loss, analyst jitters
• AAA: 5.3 million Californians will travel far over Thanksgiving
• FDA revokes Avastin OK for breast cancer
• Surging Macys.com seeks space for big S.F. expansion
• Tom Perkins to government: Get out of the VC business
• Wish you (weren’t) here
• Forest City unveils futuristic plan for Chronicle site
• Genentech's early days offer lesson for today's biotechs
• Say farewell to the dot-com era Yahoo! billboard
• New Relic raises $15 million
• Owen Van Natta resigns at Zynga
• Energy Sec. Steve Chu defends Solyndra loan
• Illy Espressamente open in San Francisco; more coming
• One-on-One with Deborah Bellush of Biotech Partners
• Larry Baer OK'd as Giants CEO
• Yelp files for $100 million IPO
• General Electric to take 125,000 square feet in Bishop Ranch, biggest lease of the year
• GE to hire 400 for San Ramon sofware center
• Three hotels in Huntington portfolio sell, just not as a portfolio
• Social fundraising site Fundly gets $8.2M
• Gap tries on Google wallet
• Virgin America flight attendants press case for union
• Hotel Tonight raises $8.6 million
• CHP Enterprise rebrands as Solutions SF
• Amyris buys chemicals-maker Draths
• Clorox to debut Güd personal-care line to leverage Burt’s Bees
• Sutter Health says stolen computer has data on 4.2 million NorCal patients
• Kaiser Permanente makes $5.1M in Q3 NorCal safety net grants
• Wells Fargo says 80, not 65, is new retirement age
• NBA players sue league, owners
• Slideshow: Most-Admired Bay Area CEOs 2011
• Judge halts AT&T U-verse box installations in San Francisco
• Police shoot gunman at Cal's Haas business school
• Art Levinson named chairman of Apple
• YuMe raises $11.9 million
• Bank of America CEO says foreclosure sales picking up
• Warren Buffett boosts Wells Fargo holdings, takes stake in Visa, Intel
• John Goldman stepping down as president of Symphony
• Politics and park evictions in Oakland (slideshow)
• Law firms McKenna Long, Luce Forward discussing merger
• What Geron's stem cells exit means. (It ain't good)
• PwC gets America’s Cup deal
• Virgin America waives fees amid reservation system glitches
• Stem cell pioneer Geron to focus on cancer, cut 66 jobs
• Slideshow: Top 7 Bay Area Nonprofits
• USF research explores off-the-grid challenges
• Ex-Giants employee pleads guilty in $2.2M pilfering case
• Slideshow: A tale of two cities and three Occupy Wall Street camps
• HomeLiberty’s first success keeps strategic defaulters in their home
• Two East Bay specialty medical groups to merge in Janaury
• No NBA season hurts Warriors fans, and maybe taxpayers too
• San Francisco Examiner sold to Black Press Group
• Bank of America says regulators may limit transfers of Merrill Lynch derivatives
• Slideshow: Christmas Candy Land is coming to the Westin St. Francis
• 2011: The year of (almost) no new housing in San Francisco
• Virgin America to union: Remember what you said in 2009?
• Mendel Biotechnology raises $11.8M toward $36M target
• Another $200M rolls into Better Place
• Kiss' Gene Simmons keynotes at business conference
• Pastry chef rolls out his Christmas dessert offering – 1,200 pounds of it
• Google gains slightly in October search rankings
• Sutter Health names Sarah Krevans as COO, filling empty position
• San Francisco Chamber of Commerce awards 'Ebbies'
• Virgin America union vote starts Nov. 29
• East Bay economy improving, just slowly
• With $4.5M in final grants, Goldman Fund closes doors
• U.S. Bank to step up hiring of military members and veterans
• Facebook near settlement with FTC
• SLIDESHOW: Watch the new San Francisco General Hospital tower take shape
• Squaw Valley CEO Andy Wirth on Alpine, upgrades and attitude
• Google buys Katango
• California short $810M in October, automatic cuts more likely
• Cisco Systems tests remote healthcare system in India
• iPad2 has TaskRabbits multiplying
• Tsunami spares most of San Francisco Bay Area
• Gilead urges rejection of 'mini-tender' offer
• Gladstone's Mahley, 2 others picks up Liver Foundation honors
• Bay Area business quick with Japan earthquake relief
• VigLink raises $5.4 million
• Ex-Cryptic CEO takes over at Gazillion
• Shorenstein bags future Twitter home
• YouTube to hike headcount 30 percent
• Won over Down Under
• Lunera founder came to LEDs out of dissatisfaction with lighting tools
• Putting a Sheen on Ustream
• IGT moves into new SF office, hiring 75
• RadiumOne raises $21 million
• Nominations for stem cell agency's top job due April 15
• Biggest S.F. apartment project in years gets go-ahead; 800 jobs
• SimpleGeo sold to Urban Airship
• Lawmakers criticize Bank of America’s derivatives transfer
• Report: Lender places Chinese-owned Bellisimo Vineyard into receivership
• Tenants circle Mission Bay's 499 Illinois St.
• NeurogesX hires Stephen Peroutka as chief medical officer
• Tony La Russa announces retirement
• Californians use less gasoline as price rises
• Smule Inc. raises $12 million more
• Bank debit card fees: RIP
• Wells Fargo kills test of monthly debit card fee
• Bank of America said to be backpedaling on debit card fee
• Bank of America awards grants to Bay Area nonprofits
• Bay Area Science Festival kicks off Saturday, continues through Nov. 6
• New California bullet train business plan to be released Nov. 1
• Wells Fargo feels heat over its $3 debit card fee
• Ex-CEO gets 64 months for embezzling $1M from San Francisco's Bricsnet
• Bay Area investors plead guilt in bid rigging
• Who's more out of touch - Bank of America CEO Moynihan or Marie Antoinette?
• Method, Amyris partner on ecofriendly soap
• Slideshow: The fastest-growing Bay Area companies
• Beer battle brewing between Bay Area and Beantown
• Video: Chris Peatross of Swift Realty talks Bay Area real estate
• Mexican Museum not dead, wins $800K development grant
• KRON-TV looks to sell San Francisco HQ
• S.F. Mayor Ed Lee vetoes worker health-fund measure
• Sacramento law firm merges with San Francisco’s Tobin & Tobin
• 4INFO raises $14 million more
• Whitman: Hewlett-Packard to keep PC unit
• Bank of the West: Message of strength?
• Cal health research benefits from a spry 83-year-old
• Judge tosses extortion suit against Yelp again
• Biotech's new normal: Innovation but no VC money, risk
• Pillsbury Winthrop opens new office in Abu Dhabi
• Bank of America CEO ‘incensed’ over criticism
• To ACO or not to ACO, that is the Bay Area question
• Johnson & Johnson to fund awards for University of California bio startups
• First Solar soars on CEO's resignation
• Teach For America gets $10 million from Meg Whitman’s foundation
• Report: Apple to build solar power plant at North Carolina data center
• Gilead, Bristol-Myers Squibb ink deal for HIV-fighting booster
• Stem cell agency CIRM, NIH to work together in pilot project
• Peter Thiel launches Breakout Labs for startups with 'audacious ideas'
• Norwegian prince visits Meltwater Group in San Francisco
• Michelin: 3 new Bay Area eateries get 2 stars
• Ustream gets $10M for Korean service
• Keller still on top as Twitter feeds Michelin star hype in the Bay Area
• ZeaChem raises $19M, lands BP exec
• UCSF nabs $6 million for seven-state AIDS prevention project
• San Francisco ponders creating city-owned bank
• Bacchus puts 'significant equity' into Sbragia Family Vineyards
• CafePress revenue up 45 percent thru Q3
• Halloween at Alviso Adobe Community Park
• Halloween Fun Night
• Coast guard calls off search for former San Francisco broker
• Gilead strikes deal with GlobeImmune on hepatitis B vaccine
• Burrowing owl pulls reporter's head out of the sand
• Slideshow: Religious leaders march through San Francisco to support Occupy SF
• Slideshow: Top 7 Bay Area PR Firms
• Sencha raises $15 million for HTML5
• Constellation Brands picks LA’s 180 Los Angeles ad agency for creative work on Robert Mondavi, Kim Crawford brands
• Bridgelux Inc. raises $15 million
• Union seeks election for Virgin America flight attendants
• Oracle pays $1.1 billion for Endeca
• Bank of America demotes veteran exec Barbara Desoer again
• Hedge fund BVF takes 6.1% stake in Affymax
• Bank of America shifts derivatives risk onto taxpayers
• More San Francisco Civic Center housing on the way
• Mexico lifts 20 percent tariff on Golden State wine
• New vehicle sales up for ninth straight quarter in California
• Bay Citizen news site loses CEO on heels of editor
• California gas prices close in on $4 per gallon
• Video: UC Berkeley dedicates Li Ka Shing biomedical center
• Intarcia Therapeutics inks diabetes treatment deal with Quintiles
• California jobless rate falls to 11.9% in September
• Hewlett-Packard's chief tech officer out
• Report: Prada to enter America’s Cup competition
• One Kings Lane hires first CFO from eBay
• Downsizing Best Buy to sublease 16 Bay Area spaces
• Bank of America makes it harder to waive unpopular debit card fee
• Virgin America hires new marketing VP
• Zoove raises $5 million from Canada’s Rogers Ventures
• Virgin America is hot for... New Jersey?
• WaferGen CEO Alnoor Shivji out in reorganization
• Facebook plans push to help people find jobs
• Slideshow: Solar Power International convention lights up Dallas
• Slideshow: Groundbreaking starts remake of Gilead campus
• SolarCity says SolarStrong still stands despite loss of loan guarantee
• Doctors Co. completes $362M purchase of FPIC Insurance
• Richard Branson bullish on Virgin America hiring, growth
• Tesla’s new competition: An electric DeLorean
• Federated Media and Automattic ink advertising agreement
• Amgen layoffs to include 37 in South San Francisco
• Fireman’s Fund Insurance appoints new chief underwriting and chief field execs
• Governor Jerry Brown opens new Dell campus in Santa Clara
• Apolo Ohno skates in to help Deloitte celebrate San Francisco move
• Gilead breaking ground on 1st part of massive campus rebuild in Foster City
• County agrees to buy Marin Commons for $29.5
• Slideshow: UCSF's Mission Bay hospital takes shape
• Zep Solar of San Rafael announces new partners
• PG&E ordered to fix tap water in town highlighted by Erin Brockovich movie
• Apple: 187,582 iPhones per day sold, $6.6 billion profit in Q4
• Michelin names Bay Area cheap eats; whets appetite for 2012 guide
• Five questions for solar group CEO Resch
• Dropbox raises $250 million in second round
• Cytokinetics to cut 18 jobs, focus on ALS trial
• A’s owner Lew Wolff may buy San Jose land for stadium
• San Francisco, wine country snubbed in OpenTable's wine list survey
• San Francisco Mayor Lee gets love — and cash — from tech leaders
• VMware has $942M quarter
• U.C. Berkeley, at No. 6, beats Stanford on Economist’s business school list
• Steve Jobs: Beatlemaniac or fruitarian?
• VMware’s profit doubles in Q3 to $178 million
• Slideshow: Top 7 Bay Area Chambers of Commerce
• CHW confirms it’s talking to Community Health Systems about selling Reno hospital
• Bechtel Corp. employee wins Society of Women Engineers award
• UFL shortens season; vows to play next year
• Grockit adds $7M for social learning
• Blue Shield of California to grant $20M to help Golden State health care organizations form ACOs
• Sofinnova raises $440M life sciences fund
• S.F. Apple store ready for 4S rush
• Bay Area homes sales up 6.6% in September as prices fall
• Slideshow: Why Levi Strauss is helping ambitious Industrie Denim to succeed
• BrightSource applies for big new solar project
• Congressional hearing focuses on Solyndra debt restructuring
• Slideshow: Chateau Montelena uncorks tasting room at the St. Francis
• Former Starbucks next to a Starbucks, empty 2 years, to become another cafe
• Take the Steve Jobs trivia iQuiz
• Berkeley Bionics changes its name to Ekso Bionics
• Wine Institute hails U.S.-Korea free trade deal as ‘great’ for California wineries
• Hulu calls off planned sale
• Khosla Ventures raises $1 billion cleantech fund
• Northern California hotel rate gains continue in August
• Google earns $2.7 billion on higher sales in ‘a great quarter’
• Depomed hot flashes drug fails in Phase III trial
• Gap bullish on international, China strong
• Wells Fargo finishes rebranding Wachovia branches
• Sales taxes tell uncertain tale for Bay Area retail sales
• Gap brand closing 34% of U.S. stores; Piperlime test store coming
• Tech job starting salaries to rise 4.5% next year
• Oakland Port stats don’t bode well for Christmas season
• Report: CHW seeking to sell Reno hospital that lost $44.5M last year
• Zynga HQ to be put up for sale
• More than half of California engineers, IT experts are foreign born
• Wilson Sonsini denies conflict due to Solyndra work
• Slideshow: Protesters block doors to Wells Fargo HQ
• Yammer Inc. hires former Salesforce exec David Obrand
• America’s Cup sets up web site for businesses
• Onyx Pharmaceuticals drops suit against Bayer for $160 million
• Pandora radio signs a deal with Cadillac
• Oracle Racing pulls back curtain on America’s Cup HQ
• After strong results in one trial, Alvine readies another celiac disease study
• Oakland Police Chief Anthony Batts quits
• Former United Commercial Bank execs charged with securities fraud
• Investor purchases of foreclosures hit record in California
• Wineries said to be warming up to social media
• Levi's Q3 revenue up 9 percent
• Wine.com teases with Q2 results, but doesn't deliver
• Zenprise raises $30M in round led by Greylock Partners
• Box.net raises $81M from Salesforce, SAP Ventures, others
• Stanford partners with City College of New York for mini-campus in Harlem
• Startup Cleave Biosciences raises $42M to develop cancer drugs
• SunEdison celebrates move from Maryland to Belmont
• Iridex Corp. changes CEOs
• Wells Fargo takes shine to Golden Capital Management, boosts stake
• Livermore Lab wins $3.5M grant with Loyola University for anthrax vaccine
• Facebook gets an iPad app
• California revenue is now $705 million behind estimates
• Google sets up YouTube space station experiment contest
• Dynavax hepatitis vaccine does well in special populations test
• Banning hybrids from carpool lanes slowed traffic for everyone
• Sony buys rights to Steve Jobs biopic
• Iconoclastic Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis is dead at 82
• UCSF technology center wins $5.5M NIH grant for new MRI research
• Slideshow: Just how green is 101 California St.?
• Report: The late Robert Mondavi’s Napa estate to be sold at auction Nov. 16
• Pay-to-play immigration-investment program taps ChinaSF's Ginny Fang as CEO
• Slideshow: Do S.F. Wall Street protests signal big changes ahead?
• DivcoWest and TMG Partners close on 1275 Market
• Slideshow: Top 7 East Bay Cities
• Oracle paid Mark Hurd $2 million to help settle Hewlett-Packard suit
• Niners’ new stadium construction to begin spring 2012
• Allstate Corp. closes $1 billion Esurance Inc./Answer Financial acquisition
• Bay conservation board OKs sea level development plan
• Clorox names successor for retiring CFO
• Rooftop billboards coming soon to Google Maps
• State Fund to shed up to 1,800 jobs next year
• Slideshow: Northern California Real Estate Women of Influence
• Solar Millennium selling project pipeline
• UCSF, UC Davis partner on $6.3M osteoarthritis research center
• Gap Sept. same store sales down 4%; other retailers strong
• Blog: Best coverage of Steve Jobs
• Intel Capital invests in $4 million Xfire round
• Steve Jobs is dead
• Slideshow: The wacky antics of Benioff vs. Ellison
• Gilead strikes licensing deal with Boehringer Ingelheim on new HIV drug
• Slideshow: Dozens of Bay Area Nobel Prize winners
• Benioff vs. Ellison spat: Has the pupil become the master?
• Marin Gateway Shopping Center sells for $36M
• Kevin Winge to head Project Open Hand
• LaSalle buys Larkspur's Villa Florence hotel for $67.2M
• Bio-Rad buys digital PCR developer QuantaLife for $162M
• Marriott Fisherman's Wharf, Hotel Diva complete renovations
• Benioff hits back after Oracle cancels OpenWorld keynote
• Apple's iPhone related stock-price woes?
• San Francisco's ‘People Plan’ goes to America’s Cup officials
• Recology acquires Seattle waste handler
• Inside the Joie de Vivre-Thompson merger
• Xoma returning from the Bermuda Triangle
• Steve Forbes: ‘California can’t take prosperity for granted’
• Analyst sees $1.2B revenue for Twitter in 2016
• SciClone to buy back $20 million in stock
• New label on Genentech's Avastin warns of infertility
• California economy is ‘on the bubble’ says Comerica economist
• California entrepreneurs may be happy, but they ain’t hiring
• Lawrence Berkeley's Saul Perlmutter wins Nobel Prize for physics
• Genentech's Lucentis eye drug works well in trial - but all eyes are on NIH study
• MindSnacks raises $1.2 million
• FiberTower loses $12.8M in Q4, $49.4M in 2010
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• Benioff unveils Salesforce features, gets heavy
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• Xoma's Steven Engle quits as chairman, CEO and president
• Impax challenges patents of treatment of laughing, crying fits
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• Bank of America sued by U.S. Bank over faulty mortgages
• Tibco Software buys Nimbus Partners
• VMware and Cisco Systems improve cloud computing technology
• Coldwell Banker buys Mason McDuffie Castro Valley office
• Adura makes light of Hills Plaza, Google
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• AirXpanders to start breast reconstruction device trial, raise $7M-$10M
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• Air Force to buy more computers from Hewlett-Packard Co.
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• Bank of America to sell stake in China Construction Bank
• Women’s Professional Soccer vows another season in 2012
• Autodesk to expand in San Francisco
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• Bank deposits soar to record amid rising stress in financial system
• Bad press wins Hewlett-Packard PR boss 'special assignment'
• 115 development projects mapped on Peninsula
• Ex-PayPal/Intuit CEO raises $25M for new online financial advice company
• The Ferry Building’s ship comes in, but maybe without any cargo
• Livescribe raising $5M more for recording pens
• CouchSurfing raises $7.6M for travelers network
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• Dutch startup Tinypay raises $1M, moves to San Francisco
• Bank of America’s pricey deal on Buffett stake draws mixed reviews
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• Steve Jobs quits as Apple CEO
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• Bank of America shares jump 11 percent as bank denounces rumors
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• United American Bank looks to Iowa bank for more capital
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• Complete Genomics to get $8M for pediatric cancer sequencing
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• Bleacher Report raises $22 million
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• East Bay newspapers to change names, lay off workers
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• Data center manager Sentilla raises $15 million
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• Holdout Celera shareholder sells stock to Quest Diagnostics
• Andronico's files for bankruptcy
• Pac-12 names president for TV, digital, sponsorship business
• Veeva to hire 50 as drug, device companies head to the cloud
• UC Berkeley taps first woman to run Bancroft Library
• BART warns of protests during evening commute
• Lithium names Rob Tarkoff CEO
• Cal eConnect CEO Carladenise Edwards steps down after one year on the job
• Governor appoints Bay Area man to bullet train board
• New melanoma drugs have deep Bay Area roots
• Restaurants, hotels party like it’s (early) 2008
• California unemployment 12 percent, San Francisco’s 9 percent in July
• Kindred to buy Walnut Creek's Professional HealthCare home health firm for $51M in cash
• Hewlett-Packard stock down 20 percent
• Icahn seeks to replace Clorox board
• Four BioTime embryonic stem cell lines approved for NIH registry
• Lawrence Berkeley Lab opens biofuels test center in Emeryville
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• Tech visionary Thiel’s latest idea is out to sea – literally
• Solar Millennium passes on DOE loan guarantee
• Restaurateur Paganini talks growth, teases new concept
• California may have wasted $3 billion in stimulus funding, says auditor
• HP stops webOS tablet, phone efforts
• Gap Q2 sales up 2 percent, profits down 20 percent
• Oracle’s Ellison, Coutts discuss America’s Cup rules
• California auditor puts teachers pension plan on ‘high-risk’ watch list
• Heller Ehrman employees get paid (partially) at last
• CalPERS and other pension funds might be forced to invest more in California businesses
• Staffers at Children’s Oakland said to vote narrowly to abandon SEIU for Sal Rosselli’s union
• Report: Five Prime CEO departs, founder Rusty Williams takes over
• Sign of the Apocalypse: Average U.S. credit score is 666
• MTC rescinds decision to move to San Francisco, for now
• Credit card debt down 20% in San Francisco since last year
• LB Steak moving into old Marché space in Menlo Park
• Gap's Piperlime to sell men's apparel
• Westamerica is hunting for acquisitions
• Wilson Sonsini opens Delaware office
• Caltrain says shared track with bullet train is possible
• Genstar Capital selling Woods Equipment for $185 million
• America’s Cup expands broadcast deals
• Wells Fargo tests $3 monthly debit card fee
• Warren Buffett boosts stake in Wells Fargo
• Stanford’s free Artificial Intelligence class attracts 58,000 people
• Bay Area Science Festival campaign kicks off
• Bon Appetit: Mission Chinese no. 2 best new U.S. restaurant
• Alameda lures community development director from Fremont
• Box.net Inc. to raise $35 million in preferred stock sale
• BRE Properties buys Lafayette apartments for $48.75 million
• Practice Fusion’s Presciption Index shows dips in RXs for Vicodin, Norco and Prozac, among other trends
• California Pacific Medical Center revamps MOB plans at Cathedral Hill
• Bank of America tests better branches for better customers
• BART again warns of protests
• Old Navy goes to college for merchandise deal
• Steve Jobs biography to be published three months early
• Airbnb insures up to $50K after rental trashing
• Gilead's HIV-fighting Quad pill effective in Phase III trial
• Nile Therapeutics reduces Q2 loss
• Communication Intelligence Q2 loss down to $1.4M after ‘remedial actions’
• Impax touts success of Parkinson’s drug in late stage trial
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• Gilead Sciences wins FDA approval of new HIV combo treatment
• Cisco Systems Q4 profit drops by a third
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• Bank of America sells loan servicing portfolio to Fannie Mae
• Wells Fargo said to win Bank of Ireland portfolio
• Bank of America CEO tells staff bank is building ‘fortress balance sheet’
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• Controller: California revenue down $538 million in July
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• GigOptix buys Endwave for $24M in stock
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• San Jose State gets $1 million for engineering booster program
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• Titan Pharmaceuticals to delay Probuphine data analysis
• New San Francisco towers on the horizon
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• Bethenny Frankel, Paul Simon and Clorox team up for kids' health
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• Heritage Bank’s regulatory order lifted
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• Bank of America’s housing losses mount, analysts say
• Law firm Rogers Joseph O’Donnell opens in Washington D.C.
• Amgen's David Lacey looks to shift gears
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• Rudy's Can't Fail Cafe opens in Oakland's Uptown
• Made-for-TV chef signs lease to be making it for East Bay
• Bechtel Corp. wins Mongolia industrial complex deal
• CafePress files for IPO worth up to $80 million
• Fuel prices hurt Virgin America’s bottom line in Q1
• French exchange students get boot from Dominican University
• VirtuOz raises $7 million
• Marin IJ downsizes in San Rafael
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• Intacct Corp. raises $12.3 million
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• Senate debit card action will cost banks big
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• California has eliminated 29,398 state cell phones
• Union Bank exhibits 40 years of gay progress
• Anthem boosts coverage of XDx heart transplant test
• Apple’s Steve Jobs pitches HQ shaped like a donut
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• Roche Molecular Diagnostics, Merck ink cancer test deal
• Diane von Furstenberg to design Gap Kids collection
• Vinod Khosla joins Square's board
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• One-on-one with David Parke of American Academy of Ophthalmology
• Fotowatio gets latest fed guarantee
• Medical device company Arstasis raises $25.5M
• YapStone takes $50 million round
• Global warming? Why is it so cold and rainy?
• Kaiam gets $5M for optical circuits
• Telltale Games gets $7 million Series C
• Blue Shield of California to limit profit to 2% of revenue
• TSG Consumer Partners has taste for gourmet coffee
• Wells shares under pressure after analyst tells investors to sell
• Silver Tail Systems raises $20M from Andreessen Horowitz, others
• Exelixis prostate cancer drug wows researchers, not Wall Street
• Groupon Now instant deals come to San Francisco
• Apple links to Twitter
• Burrill & Co. hires Stephen Hurly as Merchant Banking CEO
• All 100 major labor markets have fewer private-sector jobs than three years ago
• Impax receives FDA warning letter for Hayward plant
• Pranksters put Windows logo on Apple store
• Impax spending $52M to expand Taiwan plant
• Zendesk follows Twitter to Mid-Market
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• Escuela Bilingue buys Emeryville building despite opposition
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• Former Aetna CEO gives $1M to Buck Institute
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• CEO Robert Mike to retire as head of WCIRB after 42 years with workers’ comp rating bureau
• Poniard asks shareholders to OK big reverse stock split
• Pollo Campero to open in San Francisco
• ASCO showcasing Bay Area cancer therapies
• Shell transfers Codexis stake to Raizen
• Law firm Hanson Bridgett opens in Walnut Creek
• Andre Agassi opens charter school real estate fund
• Posit Science changes CEOs, names Henry Mahncke chief executive
• Sharing Netflix is a crime in Tennessee
• California Controller threatens to withhold legislators’ pay
• Primus Power raises $11 million
• Kaiser's George Halvorson takes bath on Sausalito condo sale
• Willis Lease revs up venture for financing jet engines
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• KPMG says Bay Area businesses see more hiring, profits ahead
• Kennedy Wilson drops $140.5M on Richmond apartment complex
• Red-hot California Nurses Association wins tentative 3-year contract at USC hospitals
• America’s Cup teams will stick with 45-foot boats for 2011 and 2012
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• Monk's Kettle team to open Abbot's Cellar in Mission
• Inaugural La Boulange charity dinner raises dough
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• San Francisco's Channel 7 gets new general manager
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• San Francisco trivi-oids thwacking their East Bay counterparts
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• Netflix hits record stock high
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• Salesforce open campus plan thrills city
• Oakland’s port expands system to cut ship emissions
• California may review AT&T-T Mobile deal
• AvalonBay pushing to start 505 units at Dublin/Pleasanton BART
• Going Ape: Journalists can't stop going nuts over health execs' salaries
• Virgin America has no plans for IPO for at least two years
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• Sandoz sued over ophthalmic antibiotic
• Zuckerberg eating meat he kills
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• Crowell & Moring lures health care attorney group in San Francisco
• Resilient Network Systems nabs $5M in Series A funds
• Bayer: Blame Emeryville plant closing on larger cost pressures, not Bay Area
• Project Slice raises $9.4 million
• Bayer closing Emeryville plant, shedding 540 jobs
• SFMOMA expansion design revealed
• Peter Thiel gives $100,000 to dropouts
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• i-Gate leases Livermore space for i-Hub
• Twitter alternative Sina Micro dominates China
• Dynavax finishes 2,400-patient hepatitis vaccine test
• The future of bigtime sailing points to America's Cup
• Educational Realty Trust buys Berkeley student housing buildings
• Cal creates a ‘Facebook’ for frogs facing extinction
• Chevron buys from Baker Hughes for $4B Gulf of Mexico project
• Golden Gate Capital to buy California Pizza Kitchen for $470M
• San Francisco supervisors OK Parkmerced plan in 6-5 vote
• Report: Zynga close to filing for IPO
• TiVo makes a profit, but not from what it sells
• Report: 100 pedestrians killed per year Bay Area
• Athleta signs Los Angeles leases, charts growth
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• California Bank & Trust to close East Palo Alto branch
• Google to invest $55 million in Mojave wind farm
• Terracotta selling to Software AG
• California controller's nomination for stem cell board sets stage for battle
• Kaiser Permanente starts big, winnows down, in small hospital design contest
• CrowdStar raises $23 million
• Another loss for Jamba Juice as sales fall
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• San Francisco luxury home prices plunge to 2004 level
• San Francisco supervisor seeks to end payroll tax
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• California Pacific ad campaign beckons, as hospital battle brews
• Bridge Housing to start construction on MacArthur BART transit village
• Burr Pilger buys San Jose tax and accounting operation
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• GreenRoad gets $13M, new CEO
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• LDK Solar puts off debt sale
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• Ross Stores raises guidance after booming Q1
• Big enviro fight brewing over BCDC bay development plan
• Shanghai mayor to visit San Francisco, Bay Area Council inks Yangpu deal
• ‘Run, Ed, run,’ say Mayor Lee’s backers
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• Charles Schwab annual meeting features OptionsXpress deal as hot topic
• Behringer Harvard sells Waterford Place in Dublin for $110M
• U.C. Berkeley stares down double-barrel budget catastrophe
• Integro acquires Pleasant Hill's Argo Insurance Brokers for undisclosed price
• Ex-Nokia CFO joins Rearden Commerce
• Incyte pays Genomic Health $800K to settle royalty claim
• S.F. OKs tax break on stock options
• Del Monte Foods hires a CEO from Hershey
• Civil Grand Jury joins Parkmerced fight
• California bullet train strikes info deal with Britain
• BART machines now Clipper compatible
• Cornish & Carey scores 500 Terry Francois
• Hara raises $25 million, adds Ray Lane
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• Solazyme ups IPO ante
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• Callidus Software to sell $70M in debt
• Lowe���s Companies buys stake in Sungevity
• Genentech veteran Stephen Juelsgaard named to stem cell agency board
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• Bay Commercial Bank to acquire Global Trust Bank
• Anne Rohosy named Dockers brand president
• TPG buying ApartmentGuide publisher Primedia for $525M
• Cal makes progress with Memorial Stadium fund raising
• California names 70 state parks to close
• Wells Fargo relies on internal ‘incubator’ to spur innovation
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• Law firm Cooley seeking office in China
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• Advent Software to buy Black Diamond for $73M
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• Oracle Racing to practice on bay in June
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• JW Marriott, Tuscan Inn San Francisco hotels to sell
• Wells Fargo's $8 billion infusion fuels green business
• Wells Fargo CFO Howard Atkins to leave with $22 million
• Plenty of work ahead, but HIV becomes a model for science
• California’s high-speed rail seeks to gauge private investor interest in project
• Apple: A smaller, cheaper iPhone?
• Gilead refiles for approval of HIV drug
• LivingSocial starts offering Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County deals
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose firefighters save toddler's finger by cutting truck apart; Police identify man killed in Oakland
• Some in Dougherty Valley would prefer overflow students to go elsewhere instead of increasing capacity at existing schools to ease overcrowding
• Tracy torture victim sues Sacramento County for not taking action against his guardian
• Bowling center plan strikes out in Dublin
• Pleasanton, East Bay Regional Parks hosts Thursday workshop on Iron Horse Trail extension
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan looks so sad going to court ... again
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• Young Kimball maturing on court
• Live chat: Golden State Warriors with Marcus Thompson II, Monday, Feb. 14, noon
• Jerry Brown drops plan to sell state buildings
• Danville's hero pilot Sullenberger sues over real estate deal
• Stanford team builds tiny broken hearts
• Cal might be forced to reinstate eliminated sports to comply with Title IX
• Demonstrators protest spending on new San Quentin death row
• Senators: Punish misusers of body scanner images
• Obama's $53 billion high-speed rail pledge could fund huge chunk of California's project
• Roadshow: Flashing hazard lights to alert other motorists can be a good idea
• Judge halts any Ecuadorean award against Chevron
• Tri-Delta Transit will replace East Contra Costa bus shelters
• Freed Google manager leads, energizes Egyptian protests
• Rincon developer seeks new partner
• UCSF opens $123M stem cell research facility
• San Francisco skips competitive bidding to hire firm for America’s Cup environmental study
• FDA orders recall of Arstasis medical device
• Gap adds shipping to eight more European countries
• San Francisco stresses outreach with neighbors, enviro groups for America’s Cup study
• Hewlett-Packard unveils Palm-based phones, tablet
• InterContinental San Francisco nabs LEED gold
• Chicago airport deal might allow Virgin America to serve O’Hare
• Levi's income up 28 percent in Q4
• Used iPhone, Android? eBay to pay $200 for some smartphones
• 100-year-old Diablo resident shares life story with great-grandson's class
• Tentative ruling sides with city of Pleasanton in Oak Grove development saga
• Pleasanton mayor credits past leaders, current staff for weathering economic downturn
• Ex-prosecutor, accused of rape, wins job back in arbitration ruling
• Former Juvenile Hall counselor pleads not guilty to new molestation charges
• Federal judge tours new San Quentin execution chamber
• Voros: Creative financing inflates your paycheck
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: CEO of troubled Caltrain earns top pay in state; Baking owl pellets causes havoc at college
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on basketball, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 4 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Are Kate Mara & Amber Tamblyn old enough to be hanging out at AARP events?
• Roadshow: Adopt-a-Highway program getting back on track
• "Sponsored Bills'' project lands Mercury News investigative reporting honor
• Best reader photos: Seagull gets a cracker, Sous-chef Mantis, some rugby, water polo and more
• San Jose cops: Steelers fan attacked by Raiders devotees before Super Bowl
• HTC invests $40M in game maker Onlive
• Intel continues shipping faulty chips
• Verizon iPhone sports revamped antenna, same chip as Droid Pro
• Mixi clobbering Facebook in Japan
• Wireless networking firm Meraki gets $15M
• Trial shows Avastin helps ovarian cancer patients live longer
• Gordon & Rees LLP opens in Atlanta, starts entertainment practice
• UnitedHealth invests $3.9M in La Clinica de La Raza bonds
• Doctors Medical Center taps Jennifer Maher as COO
• Genentech's Avastin helps ovarian cancer patients live longer
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man arrested in stabbing of San Leandro woman; South Bay college district may lose accreditation
• Pleasanton school district, teachers union reopen contract negotiations
• Pleasanton city council to discuss rezoning of land in Hacienda Business Park
• Celeb Pix: Jenni "JWoww" Farley cleans-up for "Today" show appearance
• East Bay SPCA adopted record number of animals into homes last year
• Anne Marie Fuller: Search and rescue training available next month
• San Ramon City Council to vote on creation of housing authority
• Violin Memory closes $35M round
• 2020 world's fair proposed for Moffett Field
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• GigOptix to acquire Endwave
• Funds turning to social media
• GigOptix to acquire Endwave
• Violin Memory raises $35M
• Cost Plus share growth beats Apple, Oracle, Google
• San Francisco may waive bids on America's Cup study
• Comcast-Dish spat ends, games return to TV
• Livermore police investigate death of man who fell from I-580 overpass
• Bulb is the hottest star north of Hollywood
• Woman rescued from third story during Hayward blaze
• S.F. may waive bids on America's Cup study
• Seniors dance world record attempt in Pleasanton falls short
• Around Danville: A smart cookie from Danville
• Man's fatal fall disrupts I-580 in Livermore
• Tests shine light on the secret of the Livermore light bulb
• 2.3 magnitude quake strikes near Alamo
• Body found in burning SUV near Moutain House
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• Future of Byron youth detention facility could depend on June special election
• 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
• Contra Costa prepares to embark on redistricting journey
• Hayward man attempting to dance into the record books
• Danville student remains hospitalized following mystery outbreak
• New wine/theater/food package promotes Livermore Valley
• Brown's water chief wants Delta water diverted to Southern California
• How Google removed the muzzle on Twitter in Egypt
• Thousands wrongly claimed electric car tax credit
• SFMOMA receives major gift of art
• Better salmon returns in Delta give fishermen hope
• Amador Valley High's team wins state civics competition
• Approval nears for Contra Costa plan to integrate inmates back into society
• Police ask public's help in locating missing Dublin man
• California legislator pushes for historic public access to juvenile dependency courts statewide
• Plea put off for Pleasanton woman accused of torching her home
• Tech startups dare to share
• High steaks battle as eateries choke on beef prices
• Rebound: Inns no longer on the outs
• Real man enters Luna orbit
• S.F. public unions have to get real on pension reform
• Mechanics moves back into auto loans
• Condo sales on the rise in Oakland
• Tesla sparks new life
• Spring training just the ticket for Giants
• Tribune Tower in default
• EBALDC fights Oakland strip’s blight
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Parolee found hiding in garage attic, arrested; South Bay: Lunar New Year festivities under way
• Las Vegas man arrested in East Bay vehicle burglaries
• Livermore bank robbery suspect hunted in Oakland
• Tri-Valley University probe has some foreign students fearful of deportation
• Sand spill causes huge Bay Bridge traffic jam
• Safeway sued for not notifying club card users of recalls
• San Francisco Giants' trophy living a superstar life
• Department of Corrections and Tracy police arrest parolee found hiding in attic
• East Bay students among dozens who fell ill while attending outdoor school
• Around San Ramon: San Ramon Rotary: 25 years of giving
• This Valley Life: A peek behind the curtain
• Livermore Amador Valley Transit extends its free rides on its new RAPID route
• 10 Super Bowl commercials to watch
• Google gets record 75,000 job applications in one week
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton goes to Germany ... can they keep her?
• Seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans have until Feb. 14 to reconsider
• Bay Area air district grants $9 million to reduce emissions
• Bay Area residents return from Egpyt
• Empty Mission Bay building draws crowd of buyers in San Francisco
• Susan G. Komen boss: Our Avastin position is unchanged
• Rdio raises $17.5M for social music service
• Nokia office a boost Sunnyvale's downtown
• Bay Area hotel market sees turnaround
• San Francisco Bay Area leads in tech salaries
• Menlo Park works to save redevelopment assets
• Stanford University donations down
• Bay Area gets funding for electric vehicle recharging stations
• Social music service Rdio raises $17.5M
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Decomposed body found in East Bay; San Jose child care worker arrested on child sex abuse charges
• Residents and Pleasanton agree -- pension costs need to be reined in
• Pleasanton school board will ask voters to approve a $98-a-year tax
• Celeb Pix: What happend to Melissa Etheridge's hair?
• Danville drunken driver gets year in jail, probation for hit-and-run collisions
• Helpers needed for Livermore wine fest
• Dublin's Shops at Waterford sells again
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Brown's labor allies may get involved in GOP primaries
• California report says teen births dropped in 2009
• Roadshow: Yes, Amber Alerts work
• PG&E launches massive record search after San Bruno disaster
• San Francisco Giants mark their territorial rights with a trophy run
• New Stanford Hospital gets $150 million boost from tech companies
• Family, friends hold vigil for slain union official in West Oakland
• Chevron Corp. sues Ecuador lawyers using RICO
• Epocrates raises $86M in IPO
• San Francisco Equity Partners closes $100M fund
• Google accuses Bing of cheating
• California Bank of Commerce enjoys strong Q4
• Ecotality wins grant for Bay Area electric vehicle stations
• Small towns do 3 times the online work of San Francisco
• Apple seeks a photo expert for iPad work
• Chevron eyes Ukraine in shale gas search
• VirtuOz: 144 million ‘virtual agent’ conversations in 2010
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brentwood police find rifle in parolee's guitar case; Santa Cruz women charged with prostitution
• San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland flights to Midwest, East Coast canceled
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
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• Livermore police beef up gang enforcement after spate of incidents
• Elder black Americans say younger generation detached from their history
• Voros: Businesses should back Brown's bold move
• Live chat: East Bay prep, college football recruiting wrapup, Thursday, Feb. 3, 11 a.m.
• Google can't find manager last seen in Egypt
• Two lanes of southbound I-880 closed until 7 p.m.
• Sheriff: Body in Delta-Mendota Canal is missing 4-year-old
• Bay Area antiquities experts fear Egyptian looters took massive toll on treasures
• Jack LaLanne eulogized in Los Angeles as 'true saint'
• Blue Shield submits to rate hike delay in California
• Celeb Pix: German fashion show bursting at the seams with celebrities
• New federal dietary guidelines say skip the salt
• Allergan, Map Pharmaceuticals in up to $157M migraine deal
• Cisco: mobile traffic nearly tripled last year
• Stanford Hospital gets up to $150M in pledges from tech giants for new hospital
• Livermore Lab kills antibiotic resistant bacteria with their own genes
• Seesmic raises $4 million from Salesforce and Softbank
• Hewlett-Packard to build data and service center in Georgia
• Spiracur Inc. raises $35 million
• JetBlue and ezRez Software extend contract for five years
• Aria Systems raises $20M for cloud billing
• Apple iPad feeling heat of Android tablets
• Tracy police investigating weekend shootings
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police seek two men in Concord stabbing; Santa Cruz entrepreneur tapped for startup initiative
• San Francisco court a beacon for refugees
• Brown's agenda for austerity gets big audience today
• Whitman spends $178.5 million on failed governor's race
• Three puppies killed in Fremont pet shelter fire
• Pleasanton residents, city officials to tackle pension liability
• Livermore police to crack down on speeding in February
• Obama taps Santa Cruz entrepreneur Jennifer Zeszut for startup initiative
• Temple Grandin to visit Las Positas College
• San Ramon makes another try to update its general plan
• They call 7-year-old Sammie Cate Demera the 'chicken whisperer'
• Most Bay Area communities remain above average for rainfall so far.
• Lockdown lifted at Fremont schools
• South Bay informer strips away gang secrecy
• Roadshow: Unpaid traffic ticket overseas worries Bay Area driver
• Herring rebounding in San Francisco Bay after lean years
• Photo slide show: The 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Jess Jackson, wife Barbara Banke pledge $3M to new UC Davis winery complex
• Check Point Software profit up in 2010
• Chevron Corp. to build $1.4 billion Mississippi lubricants plant
• Communication Intelligence Corp. makes sale to Mountain America Credit Union
• Kyte acquired by Czech firm
• Douglas Rosenberg invests $3.5M in Buck Institute to develop Alzheimer's drugs
• AMB, ProLogis announce merger
• Community Bank of the Bay earns $89,390 in Q4
• UCSF gets $20M gift from Ray and Dagmar Dolby for stem cell center
• Xerox acquires WaterWare Internet Services
• Photo slide show: Attendees arrive for the 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Valley Life: A backstage pass to imagination
• Addressing anti-gay bullying not an easy task
• Give 'Em Hill: Falling down a spiral, destination unknown
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• Cal, Montgomery can't afford to look past Oregon
• High number of students sick in one Pleasanton classroom
• Outreach effort teams San Joaquin homeless with local agencies
• Celeb Pix: Why is Chris Brown so down?
• DA: Third victim identified in Juvenile Hall counselor's molestation case
• Golden Gate Bridge eliminates toll-takers
• Frustration over Pleasanton university's closure spreads to India
• Dublin vigil to remember Ilene Misheloff
• San Francisco Giants World Series Trophy stops in Walnut Creek and Pleasanton
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay dispatch center gets 566 phantom 911 calls in five hours; East Bay medical marijuana hearing delayed
• New assistant principal at Tracy's West High School
• Marin teacher remains missing after latest search
• Two-alarm house blaze corralled in Danville
• Fresh & Easy may deploy smaller shops
• Quieter, super-sized jumbo jet coming to SFO
• Slide show: Cal men roll past Oregon State
• Source: Oakland A's trying to trade for Chone Figgins
• Professional poker player's odd behavior described at murder trial
• Chevron Q4 profit jumps 72 percent
• Borel Private Bank’s parent posts bigger loss, announces layoffs
• Diagnostic test developer XDx lines up $12.5M loan from GE Capital
• Symphony Technology Group hires managing director
• UCSF agrees to hire more San Francisco residents for hospital project
• Money manager Jurika, Mills & Keifer moves to San Francisco from Oakland
• Bionovo announces pricing of $30M offering
• Shrinking Tri-Valley Bank posts Q4 loss
• AT&T added 2M non-phone devices in Q4
• Venture Capitalists' Confidence up in Q4
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Record-setting weapons array seized in Richmond; San Jose adult education classes to disappear
• At the Buzzer: Taking it one kick at a time
• Around Pleasanton: Teens discover the defining girl within
• Celeb Pix: Sasha Grey goes from porn to mainstream acting
• Dublin double murder still unsolved, but investigators have new clues
• Alameda County approves final hurdle for Pleasanton's Staples Ranch development
• Strapped Bay Area customers can get help with PG&E bills
• Orientation meeting for alternative San Ramon Valley schools program
• Report calls for restoration of oyster beds, other Bay underwater habitats
• Dublin San Ramon Services District refinances debt
• UC Berkeley ranked as world's greenest school
• Authorities still searching for missing Delta fisherman
• Officials laud SFO fountain that shoots water straight down
• USC president warns of rave drug dangers
• A single wild specimen of a rare California plant yields tiny offspring, planted at UC-Santa Cruz
• Roadshow: Carpool changes planned for Highway 101
• Study finds no link between between abortion, mental health problems
• CPUC pushed to conduct public investigation of San Bruno disaster
• 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
• Around Dublin: What your mayors were up to
• Valley's needy speak out
• Foiled home robber fires gun into ceiling of Livermore home, arreested in Tracy
• San Ramon school overcrowding discussion continues
• Danville teen with winning ways will now compete in Intel Science Talent Search
• Danville to buy building as part of downtown improvements
• Celeb Pix: Tara Reid is back, but who asked her back?
• East Bay utility district confirms new general manager
• San Ramon Valley storybook poster contest starts
• FDA sees possible cancer risk with breast implants
• Crews back at central California canal in search for missing boy
• Berresford 'Berry' Bingham, political director of the SEIU Local 1021, found slain in his home
• Roadshow: Amber Alerts on freeway signs soon will be easier to read
• UC researcher warns against kissing pets and sharing bed with them
• Yahoo's latest job cuts: 100 to 150 employees
• Gov. Brown shows pro-consumer tilt in regulatory appointments
• Brown shakes up boards overseeing state power
• Calif AG: Sikh man with beard can't become prison guard
• Injured Maverick's surfer's condition upgraded
• California controller seeks more power, staff to examine city finances
• Toyota to recall 1.7 million vehicles
• San Ramon/Orinda figure skaters place ninth in national competition
• Voros: U.S. airlines acting more like banks every day
• Contra Costa refinery accidents decline in past decade
• Google to hire at least 6,000 workers 'across the board'
• Report: Drug maker Elan cuts 130 jobs, mainly in South San Francisco, as execs take private jet
• Cisco Systems to buy Pari Networks
• SF Weekly Publisher Josh Fromson to move to Village Voice
• Smaato raises $7 million
• Crowd Factory raises $6.5M
• Merriman Holdings hires Jack Thrift as CFO
• 10,000 nails cleared from rural Livermore thoroughfare
• Man injured in assault at Dublin night club
• Oakland Raiders cut ties with five assistant coaches
• Celeb Pix: Jessica Alba vs. Diana Kruger, who's better dressed?
• Frank Longay, guitarist and Suzuki method pioneer, dies at 62
• Bay Area filmmaker Chris Brown explores 'home' in 'Fanny, Annie & Danny"
• Warriors' Stephen Curry sprains his ankle at practice
• New San Ramon Valley Fire app can save lives
• Best reader photos: Foggy dog, mighty mouser and video of a 62-yard soccer goal
• Livermore approves speed limit changes
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Jan. 25, noon-1 p.m.
• Pro bowlers take to lanes in Dublin from Wednesday through Sunday, Jan. 30
• Report on bad welds prompts PG&E critics to demand more pipeline details
• LPGA's Danville tourney in limbo
• Survey: U.S. homes most affordable in English-speaking -- except in S.F. and S.J.
• New green trail under BART moving forward
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on basketball, Tuesday, 4 p.m.
• Realty turf war grows in East Bay
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay high school introduces new dress code; Inmate shot with Taser in court
• Target reveals store opening dates
• Authorities seek public's help in identifying body found on Richmond shoreline
• Celeb Pix: Minka Kelly & Leighton Meester heat up the red carpet
• Sentencing delayed for man accused in Tracy restaurant shooting
• No changes at Bay Area airports after Moscow airport bombing
• Antioch men arrested after officers find 100 Ecstasy pills in car
• Tri-Valley YMCA honors four at annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast
• Vietnamese clients wax poetic over ear picking
• "Blue carbon" initiatives emerging as promising carbon sinks
• Photo slide show: Producers Guild of America best film award goes to 'The King's Speech'
• Pot meets pop: Soquel entrepreneur plans medical-marijuana soft drinks
• Man killed in late-night assault in Oakland
• City of Tracy accepting applications for Measure E Oversight Committee
• Chevron Corp. signs 20 year gas deal with Kyushu Electric
• Auditude gets $11M, names CEO
• Mozilla plans Firefox privacy tool
• Slide show: Jack LaLanne through the years
• Classic Mustang reappears 40 years after it was stolen
• Teen cooking program heating up at Granada High in Livermore
• BART to sell monthly parking permits for new West Dublin/Pleasanton station
• Around Livermore: High school days are best
• Pleasanton schools preparing for another try at parcel tax
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Livermore BART project faces opposition; Intruder killed by toxic fumes in San Jose home
• Around Alamo: Making college 'Real'
• Opponents of downtown Livermore BART petition to keep tracks near freeway
• Volunteers needed for Alameda County homeless count
• Celeb Pix: Olivia Munn's new hairdo, win or fail?
• Event to introduce Tri-Valley girls to science and engineering program
• Contra Costa County to stop funding aquatics program at Danville pool
• Bank of America posts Q4 loss on writedown
• Museum of San Ramon Valley exhibit honors local veterans
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda County transportation projects mulled; Ideas sought for new Burlingame school
• Feds call Pleasanton-based Tri-Valley University a 'sham'
• Livermore residents bemoan proposed speed limit changes
• Around San Ramon: Across the glacier by wheelchair
• San Ramon prowler sentenced for child porn conviction
• Home sales heating up
• Google's Larry Page to become CEO
• Victim's family sues Schwarzenegger over clemency
• Dublin is looking for a few good citizens, organizations and students
• Dispute in jail leads to murder in Oakland streets
• Celeb Pix: What in the world is Jay Chou wearing?
• Stanford ponders the return of ROTC after nearly four decades
• California woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• Google, NetApp ranked among top 10 companies to work for
• Downed tree cleared after marring I-580 commute in Oakland
• This Valley Life: Livermore Reads Together
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Federal agents search East Bay home; Police seeking suspect in attack on man, children in South Bay
• State's power rates might make electric cars costly choice
• San Pablo officer fatally shoots parolee
• NTSB: Pilot might not have seen tower before fatal Delta crash
• San Pablo officer fatally shoots parolee
• East Bay businesses, officials worry about proposed demise of enterprise zones
• Celeb Pix: Betty White still parties at 89
• New zoning for 'El Nido' land would clear the way for move of historic San Ramon home
• Pleasanton looks at ways to lower its pension debt
• Federal agents search Ruby Hill home
• FAA: San Jose airport ties for third in number of laser incidents
• Best reader photos: Squirrel on the brim, tree dog, little dribbler and more
• Breuner Marsh restoration will turn old dumping ground into ecological gem
• Suspected child kidnapper believed to be headed to San Jose from Patterson
• California beef patties recalled due to Listeria concerns
• Cisco Systems wires up Colorado universities
• Merritt Community Capital Corp. closes $58M fund
• Nektar Therapeutics to sell 19M shares
• Scientific Conservation raises $15M
• Wells Fargo Q4 profit up 21%
• Plexxikon melanoma drug improves survival
• At the Buzzer: Impressive soccer playing by San Ramon Valley girls
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland school receives honor; San Jose officials call string of homicides an aberration
• Trial in Pleasanton double murder turns to bloody crime scene
• Alleged burglar arrested as he exits San Ramon house
• Man arrested for kidnapping Livermore woman at intersection
• Bay Area misses boat on railroad potential
• Speed limit changes in store for Livermore
• Tri-Valley Chinese Culture Day to celebrate Lunar New Year
• February trial scheduled for suspect in Bay Bridge standoff
• Scholarships offered to aspiring Tri-Valley teachers
• Two crashes on southbound I-880 backing up traffic in Oakland
• Celeb Pix: Elle Macpherson & Matthew Fox lovers of fine Swiss watches
• Sentencing delayed for neighbor convicted in Tracy torture case
• San Francisco man among two charged with stealing iPad users' information
• Roadshow: Why diesel prices are so high
• Mike Singletary hired by Minnesota Vikings
• East Bay cities celebrate King's legacy
• Tri-Valley YMCA to triple its space with new Dublin site
• Scrapblog sold to Mixbook
• Bridgelux hires first sales chief
• Tivo releases app for Apple’s iPad
• Kony Solutions raises $19 million
• Plastic Logic raising $700M from Russian firm
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland may lose its police chief to San Jose; How you can help prevent public violence
• Singing like a Bieber
• Anne Marie Fuller: Regional animal shelter could be a possibility
• Trial set for three family members arrested in death of Dublin 91-year-old woman
• Celeb Pix: Did Hayden Panettiere show the most skin at the Golden Globes?
• Mavericks organizers close access to contest site
• Roadshow: Confessions of real, live dive bombers
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs to take another medical leave
• Analysis: The Splintering of Black America
• Pair will leap into the national spotlight at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• In bow to political realities, Brown avoids big guns
• End of redevelopment in Alameda County could doom projects
• It's all or nothing: Pit-bull mixes get no respect
• Fourth Winter Spare the Air alert issued for Monday
• Political Blotter: History shows GOP lawmakers should never say never
• Photo slide show: Winners of the 68th annual Golden Globe Awards
• UC San Francisco to open $15.5M high-tech learning center
• SuccessFactors puts former Intuit CEO on board
• Virgin America to buy 60 planes, not 40
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Beyond luxury -- The super cars are headed to Livermore
• Photo slide show: Stars hit the red carpet on the way to the 68th annual Golden Globes
• Livermore murder-suicide relatives identified
• Live blog: East Bay prep basketball, Salesian vs. Castro Valley in MLK Classic, Monday at 3:30 p.m.
• Plans to shoot country club turkeys upsetting some Danville residents
• Special-education students heading back to campuses
• Pleasanton barber has close shave when car crashes through shop window
• Suspected auto parts bandits arrested in Tracy
• Valley Life: Bingo! You're outta here!
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• Renumbering California's license plates, and how to avoid the horrors of I-680
• Me and My Car: From 1926 to 2011, this Ford fits this family to a T
• Cal State East Bay to host new power source
• 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'
• Bay Area schools get millions for energy-efficient classrooms
• Celeb Pix: Cancer-free Michael Douglas walks red carpet with Catherine Zeta-Jones
• Postal rates going up but not most letters
• Beyond luxury -- The super cars are headed to Livermore
• Minnesota prof surprised by attention for suggestion zodiac calendar is wrong
• Justice Department outlines defense in federal gay-marriage case
• Martin Luther Kijg Jr.'s legacy celebrated at annual Tri-Valley fellowship breakfast
• Death threats to Bay Area senator catch eye of Giffords investigators
• Source: A's to sign free-agent reliever Grant Balfour
• Roadshow: Want a scare? Check your e-mail on hefty traffic fines
• Brown calls for elimination of youth prison system and shifting of state prisoners to county jails
• Actor John Dye, 47, found dead in S.F. home
• Alameda County sets new rules on crematories
• New Rapid express bus service begins in the Livermore-Amador Valley on Jan. 24
• Around Pleasanton: Life's a mosaic for her
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Driver in fatal Los Gatos crash had seizure; No DUI charges for Oakland councilman
• Two arrested on suspicion of the attempted theft of wire in Livermore
• 'Cash for College' workshops provide tips on landing financial age
• TV chef Martin Yan appearing at Dublin Library next month
• Three Tracy men arrested in suspected gang-related shooting
• Middle school students hospitalized after mistaking rat poison for candy
• Celeb Pix: Shannen Doherty vs. Rachel McAdams, who's the better dresser?
• Astronomical society helps kids see to the stars
• Hall of Famer Frank Robinson hospitalized
• Giants spring training tickets go on sale today
• Roadshow: Freeway "dive bombers" draw driver wrath
• New guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• 2 earthquakes rattle rural area south of San Jose
• Pleasanton slaying victim was a Mormon who disapproved of son's gambling
• Gap opening flagship Athleta store in San Francisco's Pacific Heights
• Formspring raises $11.5 million
• Con-way: Freight unit health costs up $11 million in Q4
• Cities consider suing Contra Costa County over Chevron assessment dispute
• Legislative analyst: Brown's budget 'good starting point' but raises questions
• Around Dublin: A three-way good deed
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Murder suspect's mother disapproved of his gambling; Peninsula family catches thief on camera
• Welfare cuts could challenge nonprofits' capacity
• San Ramon police department looking at reorganizing beats
• San Ramon Valley teacher says more is needed to stop anti-gay bullying after graffiti incident
• School board sticks with east Dublin plan
• Celeb Pix: Ashton Kutcher & Natalie Portman as lovers, believable?
• San Ramon Valley school district, San Ramon and housing developers in talks over building new campus
• Schwarzenegger reportedly apologizes for not notifying family about clemency
• Facebook: Amber Alerts for missing kids on social networking site
• California plan to help homeowners facing foreclosure kicks off
• California schools rated a 'C' in national survey
• Cal State East Bay unveils new campus fitness center
• A 4.5 magnitude earthquake hits near San Juan Bautista, followed by several aftershocks
• Codexis inks enzyme supply deal with DSM
• California credit card debt down 9% in 2010
• Baynote Inc. raises $13 million, gives SAP exec top job
• LeapFrog’s 2010 results land below its expectations
• NetApp Inc. to buy Akorri Networks Inc.
• HP gets $30M Texas health contract
• UCSF, Sanofi ink research, intern deal
• Accel Partners opens New York office
• Hercules Mayor Ed Balico quits
• Celeb Pix: 'Got Milk?' Susan Sarandon does
• Voros: For-profit colleges fight double standard
• California lawmaker revives bill that would give undocumented students access to financial aid
• Abram Wilson stressed that San Ramon is fiscally responsible.
• AC Transit eyes fare increase policy
• Brown orders shut off for 48,000 state employee cell phones
• Gov. Brown's plan could close curtain on Livermore theater project
• Burglars steal water polo player's Olympic silver medal in Manteca
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda doctor accused of sexual battery; San Jose police hunt for man who they say tried to kill wife
• Tracy boy stabbed, attackers asked about gang affiliations
• Livermore police investigate possible gang-related car shooting
• Proposed spending plan comes with many questions
• Best reader photos: Many fowl photos this week
• More than 100 dead birds found off Highway 101 in North Bay
• F. Lee Bailey: Paper proves OJ Simpson's innocence
• Resident surprises would-be burglar in Pleasanton
• Google lures in Microsoft’s India boss
• Verizon Wireless to sell $200 iPhone
• Cloud computing a ‘superhighway for cyber crime’
• Splunk Inc. hires first information chief
• Merriman creates new investment bank unit
• Glu Mobile prices $15M offering
• State budget plan: Five years of higher taxes, $12.5 billion in spending cuts
• Brown proposes big cuts to higher education
• Pilot killed in crop duster crash on Delta island
• Gang member sentenced to 10 consecutive life terms for Tracy nightclub shooting
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Plan calls for no more Golden Gate Bridge toll-takers; Pilot killed in Bethel Island crash
• Bay Area flash mob' rides without pants
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on boys, girls basketball, Tuesday, 4 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan attends Laker's game with a diamond of a guy
• The big squeeze is on in California classes
• Jerry Brown calls for major shifts of state prisoners to county jails.
• New photo exhibit restores John Muir's plant images and his botanical legacy
• Establishing safe pressures for PG&E gas lines could prove huge, costly task
• Cal State East Bay offers course in planning someone's 'big day'
• Bullying is latest battle for East Bay transgender activist
• College accreditors become learning police
• McDonald: Nnamdi Asomugha not worth what Raiders would have had to pay him
• Klout raises $8.5M from Kleiner Perkins and others
• Exelixis cancer drug wins 'orphan' tag
• InterMune to start new IPF drug trial
• Brown’s budget: California universities to lose $1 billion
• Fire destroys storage building on ranch near Livermore
• Winning MEGA Millions ticket purchased in Livermore
• Raiders' Nnamdi Asomugha is set to become a free agent
• Don't fire guns in the street, keep those horse speeds down, and enjoy your trip back in time
• Around Danville: A 23rd record-breaking year
• Stanford men's basketball game at Arizona postponed due to shooting of Congresswoman, others in Tucson
• Pet of the Week: The real catwalk
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• Around Livermore: Taking care of its own
• Pet of the Week: The real catwalk
• Crews fixing Delta levee in preparation for potential flooding
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man shot to death in Hayward; San Jose market closes after 63 years
• Man stabbed in Tracy after refusing to give up his cell phone
• Correction officer arrested for allegedly smuggling cell phones into San Joaquin County Jail
• Plea delayed for Pleasanton woman accused of torching her home
• Celeb Pix: Not only does "Snooki" read, but she's an author
• Central Valley funeral planned for Hmong leader Vang Pao
• Restaurant sneers at Monterey aquarium's 'don't eat' list
• All forensic artist needs is a skull to build back faces of lost souls
• State Supreme Court Justice Carlos Moreno to step down
• Boxer promises GOP a fight on climate change
• Fed, California officials vow to fight Blue Shield hike
• Bay Area weather: Sunny skies forecast for weekend
• Superintendent of Public Instruction declares California schools in 'state of emergency'
• StemCells announces $10M stock financing
• Pfizer, Sutro cut peptide drug deal
• BART readies for new West Dublin-Pleasanton station opening in February
• California GOP delegation could have sway on immigration issues in Congress
• It takes an army to get this show on the road
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose bank robbery an inside job police say; Popular East Bay restaurant closes
• Suspicious package found at Livermore bank deemed harmless
• Jerry Brown's talk of ending redevelopment sparks fears, cheers around California
• Deportation postponed for man whose daughter died in Oakland fire
• Penitent dino thieves apologize for nabbing Emily Brontosaurus from Danville lawn
• Attorney presents case in defense of Scherer in slayings of his parents
• Brown fills cabinet posts
• Fishermen get $3.6M settlement from San Francisco Bay oil spill
• Obama renominates San Jose judge, two others from Bay Area to federal bench
• Federal regulators tell nation's pipeline operators to review records and identify risks
• Ellison tried to buy New Orleans Hornets but dampens hopes of NBA team in San Jose
• Roadshow: Rollover crashes in decline
• Photo slide show: People's Choice Awards 2011
• Livermore cowboy is Sheriff's Office go-to guy for all things bestial
• Cabbie says same armed man confronted him in Tracy two days in a row
• San Ramon-based 24 Hour Fitness chain reinventing itself
• Celeb Pix: Izabella Miko at premier of 'The Cape'
• San Ramon considers a long-range plan to lure large retail stores to town
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Piedmont debates pricey Oakland library connection
• Jamba Juice tries out probiotic yogurt drinks
• Jaspersoft puts former MySQL executive on board
• Cisco Systems considers a set top box, too
• Turn raises $20M for ad technology
• Livermore man in critical condition after head-on collision on Tesla Road
• Spike in baby formula thefts in Tracy
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on boys, girls basketball, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• Meet the Danville mayor on Friday
• Low-cost, free mammograms rolling into Tracy
• Celeb Pix: Pamela Anderson takes it off again for Playboy & Snooki in leopard print
• Golden State Warriors trainer Tom Abdenour leaving to take job at San Diego State
• Opening statements begin in poker player's double-murder trial
• Three people escape sinking fishing boat near Half Moon Bay
• Best reader photos: Four wheel air, into the garage the hard way, where's Bullwinkle and more
• Roadshow: What's that gap? Caltrans aims to save bridges in earthquakes
• Back from Battle: San Jose veteran
• Welcome to frigid, snowy California
• Albert Einstein spends a day in Pleasanton
• Kamala Harris sworn in as first female attorney general
• Brown sworn in as governor; budget cuts loom
• Racy videos raise questions about Navy culture
• California farmworkers, others challenge approval of fumigant for strawberry fields
• Bay Area Bulls and Bears: 2010
• Jacobs Engineering gets Bechtel Marine contract
• Centro raises $22.5 million from FTV Capital
• ‘Remote’ jobs a bright spot in stagnant employment market
• Toyota to offer Pandora radio
• Xoma snags up to $505M for diabetes drug
• PneumRx raises $33M for European sales
• Anne Marie Fuller: Whooping cough epidemic nothing to sneeze at
• U.S. inspectors issue 'urgent' recommendations after San Bruno pipeline blast
• Law professors say politics loomed large over Nuñez's commutation
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Court won't review Bay Area's no-burn rule; New Santa Clara County DA has tough job ahead
• Jerry Brown sworn in as new California governor
• Former Antioch Assemblyman Tom Torlakson is sworn in as state Superintendent of Public Instruction at Mt. Diablo High
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Jan. 4, noon
• Kay Kerr, co-founder of Save the Bay, dies at 99
• California Supreme Court refuses to review no-burn rule for Bay Area
• Pleasanton schools administrator is named principal for Livermore charter high school
• Study session on San Ramon plan for the North Camino Ramon area on Tuesday
• Celeb Pix: Jay-Z, Chris Martin and Kanye West rock in the new year
• Lottery ticket worth nearly $228,000 still unclaimed in East Bay
• Keeping Oakland Zoo's residents happy, healthy
• Tim Hunt: Performing arts multiplication
• Concord dad irate over Governor's commutation
• Lawrence Livermore Lab gives a glimpse of its inner workings
• Power outage hits Pleasanton, Dublin
• El Nido, the oldest home in San Ramon, may be moved to preserve it
• Bay Area volunteers head to Haiti for working vacations
• Valley Life: Resolve to make some resolutions
• Governor taps two East Bay residents in last days appointments
• Around Pleasanton: Start the year with color, light, movement
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• Man killed in Vasco Road crash was sheriff's deputy, former East Bay star athlete
• Warriors hold off Bobcats down the stretch, win 96-95
• Around Alamo: A little help with the New Year's resolution
• AmCup decision due today
• A crane and a cowboy come in handy for Castro Valley cow rescue
• 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
• DUI warrant sweep under way in Alameda County
• Alamo boy, 11, to be featured this week in national ad during college bowl games
• One suitcase at a time, Livermore church is feeding the hungry in Haiti.
• Tracy freshman wrestler schools his elders
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Celeb Pix: Why is Carson Daly even famous?
• Runners to celebrate 100 years of Bay to Breakers race in ceremonial run
• Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger rejects parole for deadly dentist
• UC executives threaten lawsuit over pension benefits
• Roadshow: A I-680 toll lane dilemma when emergency vehicles approach
• Bay Area lawmakers sure nobody else creates your Facebook page
• Alameda County Sheriff's office uses video cameras to make DUI arrests
• Vicky Kolakowski overcame discrimination to become nation's first transgender trial judge
• Chore day at Forest Home Farms is fun time for kids
• Catalytic converter thieves are picking on the same Livermore neighborhood
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Big push to save San Pablo school; San Jose police shoot at possible suspect in marijuana robbery
• Dino-burglars make off with brontosaurus from Danville yard
• Around Dublin: The good and the bad
• San Ramon woman dead in Solano County collision
• Pleasanton police holding DUI checkpoint Thursday night
• New San Ramon Valley High gym in use
• San Ramon woman killed in Highway 12 crash
• Crews clearing large tree blocking Pleasanton-Sunol Boulevard
• Heavy rains leave 5,400 still without power in Alameda County
• Man arrested in East Bay ID theft, San Rafael Home Depot fraud case
• Report: Gov.-elect Brown to seek deep cuts, tax hikes
• Snowboarder reported missing at Lake Tahoe resort
• California snowpack is deepest for December in 17 years
• Pilot who posted video of SFO security says critics 'naive'
• Roadshow: Teen runs red light, learns her lesson
• Slide show: Cal's Montgomery wins No. 600
• Freebirds to open 16 California locations
• New first-class stamps are 'forever'
• Voros: WikiLeaks pokes holes in cloud computing
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley co-ops crack down on drug use; Chemical spill closes South San Jose park
• Lawsuit filed over Lawrence Livermore Laboratory records
• Friday is end of the line for AC Transit multi-ride paper tickets
• Police seeking Tracy teens in pair of robberies
• Torlakson to be sworn in Monday as state schools chief
• Danville resident reappointed to state dental board
• Opening reception coming for new Danville Village Theatre Art Gallery show
• Best reader photos: Flamboyant puppy wreath, balancing for food, lunar eclipse and more
• Tri-Valley military members honored
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 28, noon
• Roadshow: All about paving around manhole covers
• East Coast blizzard strands thousands of Bay Area travelers
• Political Blotter: Happy holidays, Mr. President
• New redistricting panel takes aim at California's bizarre political boundaries
• Texas, Virginia companies win contracts to dismantle mothball ships
• Car buyers beware: Police warn of Craigslist robbery scam in Oakland
• AT&T brings public WiFi to San Francisco
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police identify dead woman found in Oakland hills; Couple gives winnings to charity
• More rain heads to the East Bay
• Me and My Car: Uncle Lido would have been proud
• Celeb Pix: Hugh Jackman plays cricket & celebrities watch basketball on Christmas Day
• Air travel: Airport delays, arrivals and departures for San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland
• Expect another wet week in Bay Area
• FCC tackles cell-phone bill 'shock'
• Roadshow: Transponder on front plates can't be covered up
• As early elective births increase so do health risks for mother, child
• Tooth-jarring section of I-680 up for an overhaul
• Bay Area holiday DUIs up
• Bad weather in Northeast causes dozens of flight cancellations at SFO
• Bomb-sniffing dog: Crazy Jack retiring from duty at Mineta San Jose Airport
• Climate change effects vary widely between rich and poor countries
• 50 things we know now (that we didn't at the start of the year)
• Livermore theater project looks hopefully at demographics, diversity
• Salinas' Wild Things brings guests close to 'rescued' animals
• Haiti in ruins, volunteers pay their own way to rebuild the country
• Out with the old high-tech gadgetry
• Pre-game live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, noon
• Around Livermore: Don't miss dazzling holiday displays
• Livermore winery goes from vets to vines
• Around Danville: 'Charitable Divas' spread holiday cheer
• Pet of the week: Jack is the perfect exercise companion
• Videotaped confessions helping prosecutors win Oakland cases
• Pleasanton's Lighthouse Church a beacon to the past
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Around San Ramon: Don't worry about the bottom of the list
• San Ramon city manager retiring
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Deer attacking Berkeley dog walkers; Two injured as car crashes into San Jose dental office
• Woman charged in arson of Pleasanton home
• Federal judge to tour California's new San Quentin death chamber
• Danville dissolves defunct nonprofit that helped finance town's first properties
• Break out the holly: 'Charlie Brown' rules our Holiday TV Tourney
• Man shot in Tracy
• Forecasters: California should see drier winter
• Roadshow: More changes coming to San Jose airport
• New California law cracking down on online impersonators to go into effect Jan. 1
• Morro Bay shellfish harvesting prohibited
• Newsom delaying swearing in as lieutenant gov.
• Bill would ban raves at Cow Palace in Daly City, other public venues statewide
• Obama to keep fighting for DREAM Act on immigrants
• Major health insurers in California to resume offering individual policies for children
• Good-government groups call for reforms after Bay Area News Group investigation
• Family of dead Peninsula teen pushes bill to curb underage drinking on party buses
• Jewish Family and Children Services seeks donations for the holidays
• Brown's inauguration to be at historic auditorium
• Two men charged in Coliseum parking lot robbery during Raiders game
• Yule holiday stokes up travel by Californians
• This Valley Life: Near fatal accident teaches life lessons
• Court challenges mount against sex offender law
• Oakland City Council OKs money for new A's ballpark study
• Jack Hagemann, Alamo car body designer and builder, dies at 94
• Celeb Pix: Despite the bad SoCal weather, stars still get to the Lakers game
• Slide Show: Staff photographers select five favorite photos of 2010
• Roadshow: When driving in fog or snow, slow down
• Obama signs bill ending 'don't ask, don't tell' ban on gays in military
• Brown has kept a low profile in transition
• Take a big step into the past at Livermore's Duarte Garage
• Notable deaths of 2010
• Stanford's ideas generate $65.1 million in revenues
• Out of parents' grief, a daily tribute
• Boalt dean Liu's nomination to federal appeals court appears dead -- for now
• Craigslist removes 'adult' ads globally
• More California homes sell as prices continue to fall
• SAP AG pays Oracle Corp. $120 million in lawyers’ fees
• Corcept Therapeutics drug does well in late stage test
• AMB Property closes $422M Brazil fund
• Woman charged in Pleasanton arson
• Livermore couple arrested after drugs found in home, police say
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Concord's acceptance of grant rankles some; Man charged in 1991 murder of San Jose woman
• California to keep its 53 congressional seats
• Food Network's Guy Fieri to open restaurant in Dublin
• FCC approves net neutrality rules
• Celeb Pix: Aaargh me maties, in London to play Capt. Hook, the Hoff sings carols with the cast of T-Mobile
• Voros: Edison's light bulb becomes contraband
• Pleasanton shoppers get Christmas surprise from flashmob
• Roadshow: Parking lots can be a curse
• Bay Area gets a glimpse of the lunar eclipse
• SFO: Weather causing flight delays
• SEC investigating ex-CEO Mark Hurd exit from Hewlett-Packard
• East Bay smoking rates among lowest in state
• Organizers: Rhode Island city a top contender to host America's Cup
• Dozen Stanford physicians under fire for speaking at gigs paid for by drugmakers
• California to spend another $1.2 billion to extend first leg of high-speed rail
• Fremont skater crowned national champ
• Cloud Engines Inc. raises $15 million
• Elevance Renewable Sciences raises $100 million
• Trulia Inc. buys Movity, moves to downtown San Francisco
• HP gets $400M deal with BP
• Wells Fargo agrees to modify California mortgages
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Census shows segregation exists in East Bay; Arrest made in murder of Peninsula community leader
• Pleasanton man arrested on charges he committed lewd acts in front of disabled girl
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 21, noon
• Celeb Pix: Sole 'Survivor' Judson 'Fabio' Birza pulls in $25,641 a day for his efforts
• Evacuations called as storms saturate California
• Gov.-elect Jerry Brown, wife rent upscale loft for Sacramento job
• Lunar eclipse visible tonight
• Lives still shattered months after plane crashes into East Palo Alto
• Audit suggests PG&E took shortcuts in pipeline inspections
• Amendment sought to empower states to repeal federal law
• Battle over Internet openness peaks
• 2010's world gone wild: Quakes, floods, blizzards
• The most-looked-up words from the news of 2010
• Roadshow: Tips on getting prompt DMV service
• Oakland Raiders fans optimistic
• Census: East Bay more diverse, and black residents less isolated, but segregation by neighborhood persists
• Livermore women write Tri-Valley hiking guide
• Share the Spirit donors dwindle again
• Power line problem closes Vasco Road
• Bay area vets celebrate vote on openly gay troops
• Sea lion found shot in Sausalito makes some progress
• Photo slide show: De La Salle runs through Servite at state football championship
• Outside interests reign during dismal legislative session
• Roadshow: Forget I-5 to L.A., say some
• Central Valley wrestler sees legal move; prosecutor sees assault
• California storms threatening floods throughout state
• Google growing through aggressive buying spree
• DLS pounds Servite-Anaheim, wins CIF Open Divsion title
• Shh! It's Santa's Secret Service
• Thousands of dollars in donated toys for needy Tracy families stolen from garage
• Republicans block Dream Act
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Pre-game live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Denver Broncos, Sunday, noon
• When Santa Cruz County inmates act out, the loaf is served
• Employees cost Caltrain by cashing big raises during tumultuous time
• Bay Area shedding jobs again
• Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart, dead at 69
• Lawyers seek to block Giambi, Santiago from Barry Bonds' trial
• No bail for Irish priest accused of sex abuse in Northern California
• The hernia was horrendous, but the real pain started in the East Bay emergency room
• Number of homes destroyed in San Bruno explosion now at 38
• East Bay delegation speaks out on tax bill
• Families send off East Bay-based National Guard unit with sadness, ceremony
• Environmentalists dreaming of a green Christmas
• Car crashes into Danville house
• Police searching for teen missing from Walnut Creek
• Police departments recognize reality of bias
• Anne Marie Fuller: Crime doesn't take a holiday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hayward schools solvent through June; Man shot by San Mateo police found guilty of assault
• Tracy Chamber of Commerce names community award winners
• Cities prepare during the week for weekend storms
• Fowl weather for a Christmas bird count
• Schools learn tools to reduce bullying
• BART officer fired in Oscar Grant investigation reinstated
• Dublin school gets continuation high school award
• Contra Costa announces holiday anti-DUI campaign
• Celeb Pix: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie sizzle on red carpet in Spain
• California study finds link between autism, air pollutants
• Authorities: Tracy prison inmate commits suicide
• Pleasanton: Candlelight vigil to be held for victim in murder-suicide case
• California regulators award utilities $62.7 million in conservation bonuses
• PG&E ordered to cut pipeline pressure
• House gives final approval to tax-cut bill
• Jerry Brown's most important advisor: his wife
• BART board president calls for longer Saturday night train hours
• California Air Resources Board approves major greenhouse gas rules
• Woman run over in Livermore intersection
• Roadshow: Tips for driving in the snow
• Schwarzenegger names two prosecutors to Alameda County bench
• Crackdown on Alameda County drunken drivers begins Friday
• Tickets for San Ramon mayor's state of the city address on sale
• Have a "Ball at the Mall" on New Year's Eve
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Giants World Series trophy coming to Walnut Creek, Pleasanton, Richmond; San Mateo's new mayor talks mergers, cuts, rail
• Bay Area home prices, sales cool in November
• Celeb Pix: Jwoww meets a very happy fan
• Holiday train is a moving feast of Christmas cheer
• Pittsburg schools converting to solar energy
• Giants World Champion trophy to go on tour -- stops in Walnut Creek, Pleasanton and Richmond
• Livermore park district to host 17th annual yule log hunt
• A drive-through holiday tradition in Livermore
• Danville man's 'exploding' escargot negligence lawsuit dismissed
• Bay Area foreclosures falter
• Roadshow: Congestion pricing has supporters
• Attorney General-elect Kamala Harris announces 11 "smart on Crime' committees
• Report: California warned PG&E about gas pipelines
• Chevron OKs $4 billion ‘Big Foot’ Gulf project
• FDA rescinds Avastin OK in breast cancer
• City National Bank names Alison Davis to board
• San Ramon moves forward with changes to general plan update
• Celeb Pix: Who would hire Paris Hilton to host their birthday party?
• After dozens of deaths, drop-side cribs outlawed
• Chevron gives $1 million in grants to Richmond groups
• Tracy police looking for suspected serial bank robber
• Rising generation of iKids slipping iPads in school backpacks and heading on home
• Contra Crews clean up two-car crash on WB I-580 near Pleasanton
• Pleasanton: Services scheduled in murder-suicide case
• Roadshow: Blinking red light woes to end at Kato Road in Fremont
• A push to make air travel more environmentally friendly
• PeopleSoft founder gives to Danville high school library
• New amenities, erosion controls slated for Fremont park
• Alameda County gets new chief probation officer
• A's ballpark clears early hurdle
• East Bay park and conservation groups in recession land rush
• Sungevity raises $15 million
• WaferGen Biosystems raises $7 million
• Hewlett-Packard gets $1.4B contract from E.ON
• SpotXchange raises $12 million
• Time names Facebook's Zuckerberg 'Person of Year'
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner, Wednesday, Dec. 15, 4 p.m.
• Swan song for Pleasanton choir director of 20 years
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man charged in shooting of teens at Oakland party; Yahoo cuts 600 jobs, or 4 percent of its staff
• BART to unplug EZ Rider cards Wednesday
• Yahoo cuts 600 jobs, or 4 percent of its staff
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Celeb Pix: Is Reese Witherspoon too bubbly?
• Men in black rob Pleasanton bank
• Brown tells educators budget woes worse than he thought
• One injured from weekend shootings in Tracy
• NTSB San Bruno report: Cause of explosion still unclear
• Betty White, Zuckerberg among 14 inducted into California Hall of Fame
• Half Dome hiking permits now required on weekdays
• Voros: Comcast bullies rivals even during federal probe
• Raccoons attack two dogs after entering Alameda home
• San Francisco kills plan to charge $6 entrance fee from south
• Talk of possible city/park district merger leaves some Livermore officials skeptical
• Yahoo to lay off 600-700 employees
• Lavante raises $8 million
• Reports: Yahoo to cut 600 employees
• Controller: Suspend CIRM chair vote
• Appeals court nixes $2.3B state building sale
• RelayRides rolls into San Francisco
• Juniper Networks will expand in Bangalore
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Serial Contra Costa bank robber arrested; Stanford sets record for early admissions
• Stanford University "early action" applications set new record
• Man charged with sexual assault of 8-year-old girl in store
• Celeb Pix: Who's best dressed at the 2010 Hollywood Style Awards?
• Alameda County Family Law Court moving to Alameda
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 14, noon
• San Ramon goes back to the drawing board with general plan update rejected by voters
• Northern California's Dreamers Challenge winner to rub shoulders with the state's celebrities
• Serial Contra Costa bank robber arrested
• Free drive-through Nativity performances in Livermore begin Thursday
• San Ramon Chamber names the citizen of the year and other award winners
• SFO suggests patience during holiday travel surge
• Silver lining in dark economic times -- recycling rates soar
• Dream Act's evolving outline creates confusion
• Google opens world's forests for all to see
• Alameda County unveils new website
• Woman hospitalized in Dublin fire
• Dell to buy Compellent for $960M after 3Par loss
• Thermo Fisher to buy Dionex for $2.1B
• Roadshow: School zone crackdown coming again in South Bay
• 'Tis the seasons for tax tips
• Toll scofflaws get free ride with confidential license plates
• Former Kennedy Secret Service agent to speak in Pleasanton
• Around Danville: Pearl Harbor Day prompts other memories
• Despite being outmoded, a confidential license plate program keeps growing
• Pleasanton natives involved in apparent murder-suicide in San Diego
• Around Livermore: A green caretaker of the land
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• Give 'Em Hill: Happy Ding-A-Ling Day and other holiday hooey
• The Queen of the Road: Weird BART protuberances, FasTrak promiscuity, ugly Martinez bridges
• Live blog: NCS championships at Coliseum: De La Salle vs. California, 4 p.m.; Concord vs. Rancho Cotate, 7 p.m.
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Dec. 6
• Around Alamo: Winter sounds of music
• Dublin charter high school proposal to be submitted to state
• Road work to slow Vasco Road traffic from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Father of dead 4-month-old facing 25 years to life; San Jose offers settlement in excessive force complaint
• Celeb Pix: Olivia Munn sexiest female geek ever?
• TV dispute puts Sharks fans on ice
• Caltrans to reopen ramp at I-80 and Hwy. 4, but close another
• Former East Bay cosmetic surgeon pleads guilty to molesting female patients
• Livermore leaders will discuss possible merger with park district
• Facebook indiscretions rank at top in divorce evidence from the Web
• California panel considers Chevron lease off LA coast
• Sacramento will have to cut sewer plant pollution reaching Delta, agency says
• Roadshow: The 911 equivalent overseas works in U.S. as well
• Fired San Francisco Santa goes on Jay Leno show, takes up post at local pub
• Oakland Museum to stay open extra days for Pixar show
• U.S. attorney general to speak to Bay Area Muslims amid distrust over surveillance
• Feinstein's casino plan draws anger from tribes
• California gets $624 million for high-speed rail but future funding cut
• CafePress names new president
• Opnext CEO resigns
• Around San Ramon: Take part in the season
• New art studios in downtown Livermore open for business
• Live blog: Encinal vs. Cardinal Newman, NCS Div. III championship, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga in wax?
• Danville chiropractor sued by district attorneys for fraud
• Pleasanton soldier tells first graders about serving in Afghanistan
• House passes Dream Act; bill faces tougher fight in Senate
• Newsom wants to move America's Cup facilities away from Bay Bridge
• Bay Bridge east span will open earlier
• Jerry Brown, California politicians lay out grim realities
• Minority groups demand feds pull California high-speed rail funds
• Roadshow: Toll lanes at 237-880 draw fire
• California company recalls cilantro on salmonella fears
• Judge upholds California's affirmative action ban
• USDA recalls pork products from California company
• Workplace charging stations for electric vehicles are the latest Silicon Valley perk
• Chevron to spend $26 billion next year
• SunPower inks deal for 20-MW solar plant in Arizona
• Dublin Council approves studying Doolan Canyon for possible future seniors development of up to 1,990 homes
• This Valley Life: Family says yes to adoption
• Livermore police accepting applications for citizens academy
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Walnut Creek mayor says goodbye; Cambrian 36 may yet get its wish to join Campbell
• Celeb Pix: Are the Shannon sisters the new Kardashians?
• Marine reserve looking for a few good toys
• Sheriff's deputy pleads not guilty to child molestation charges
• East Dublin parents ask school district to reconsider attendance boundary changes
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Karen Stepper picked as Danville mayor
• San Ramon historic park hosting holiday market on Saturday
• Graduation rates, dropout rates both rise in California
• FBI issues alert for Barbie doll with video camera
• Macy's Santa fired for telling joke accepts new gig at Lefty O'Doul's
• Sonoma: 2.1 magnitude quake strikes near The Geysers
• Family asking for public's help in finding missing East Bay teen
• Rescued Santa Cruz mountain hiker recounts ordeal
• Nimble Storage raises $16 million
• Tibco Software buys Loyalty Lab for $23M
• Textbook renter Chegg buys Cramster
• Safeway adds $1 billion to stock buyback
• Waze turns into $25M funding
• Salesforce to buy Heroku for $212M
• Owners of El Balazo restaurant chain charged with tax fraud and hiring illegal immigrants
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Woman stabbed to death in Antioch; Man who escaped from jail set to be arraigned in Santa Cruz
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 7, noon
• Roadshow: Drivers taking notice of rising gas prices
• Panel says UC needs to adapt, recommends increasing online courses and nonresident students
• Court salaries database adds two more court systems
• Three sentenced for abuse of 16-year-old boy held captive in Tracy home for more than a year.
• Celeb Pix: Can Cuba survive a zombie epidemic?
• Often difficult to be gay and Vietnamese says panel in frank and open community discussion
• Schwarzenegger proposes $9.9 billion in cuts, fund shifts
• San Ramon Valley standard schnauzers among tops in breed
• Roadshow: Relief coming soon on I-5, I-280
• Supreme Court will review Wal-Mart case
• Juvenile Hall counselor faces 46 molestation counts on top of child porn charges
• Book presents guide to Livermore-area wineries
• The Queen of the Road: Clean Air sticker renewal, unsafe exits and going halfsies on a FasTrak tag
• Five years later, still no answers in death of 15-year-old Livermore girl
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Saturday, 7 p.m.
• Alamo tree lighting Sunday
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• Give 'Em Hill: Giving means joy, and sometimes speeding tickets
• Fabio weighs in on electric cars
• Valley Life: My son baked a pumpkin pie
• Pet of the Week
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• Me and My Car: A real blast from the past
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Dec. 4
• Roadshow: Toll lanes may be the cure for some at 237-880
• Needy families receive holiday help from Tracy firefighters
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: New plans for Jack London Square; Oakland teen slain in San Francisco
• Former Danville Cub Scout leader pleads guilty to possession of child porn
• Vorderbrueggen: Boycott of newspaper a bad idea
• Celeb Pix: Nicole Kidman goes down the "Rabbit Hole"
• Judge denies Mehserle bail
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Discovery Bay artist takes nontraditional path
• Mount Diablo beacon to be lit Tuesday commemorating Pearl Harbor
• Roadshow: Police escort from airport was for fallen San Jose Marine
• From mattress to mansion? Jerry Brown tours historic governor's Victorian
• Garridos back in court in Jaycee Dugard case
• Commuters won't be charged with FasTrak violations during Bay Bridge standoff
• Bay Area weather: Chance of showers all weekend long
• Book locations brought to life by Danville resident/retired Livermore teacher
• Intuit launches Mint.com in Canada
• Autodesk, Assimilate settle suit
• Around Pleasanton: Delivering Christmas spirit south of the border
• Harmer still not ready to concede
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda to transfer some stroke patients off Island; Search on for missing Santa Cruz county woman
• Federal judge won't bow out of Proposition 8 case
• Celeb Pix: Can Seth Rogen pull off being a superhero?
• Dublin power outage under investigation
• California high speed rail board OKs first section of line in Central Valley
• 'Christmas Memories' in miniature at Danville museum
• San Ramon Valley and Livermore schools among grant recipients for student data collection
• Study finds federal stimulus funds not driving school reforms as intended
• Consumers push for hearings on health effects of SmartMeters
• California chief justice gives his exit interview
• California approves use of pesticide linked to cancer
• Feds propose tough new rules to limit online 'tracking'
• Proposition 8 backers move to bump liberal judge from appeal
• Regulators set to address Delta's biggest sewer plant
• Bay Area students rally as Reid offers DREAM Act compromises
• All impounded dogs in Contra Costa shelters to be spayed or neutered, panel explores
• BART to give away 60,000 pairs of free train tickets Thursday morning
• Save The Bay co-founder Sylvia McLaughlin, volunteers celebrate nearly 50 years
• A's fans turn Planning Commission into rally to keep team
• Photo slide show: The Grammy Nominations Concert
• Live chat: Cal Bears football season wrap, Thursday, Dec. 2, 1 p.m.
• Facebook seeks to friend Washington
• Magic Johnson firm enters Bay Area court
• Report: Palo Alto Medical Foundation to lay off 53
• Zynga launches CityVille
• Diller stepping down as IAC CEO
• SunPower gets Mount Diablo solar contract
• Registration now open for holiday basketball tournament in Livermore
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Drivers escape serious injury in head-on crash; Witnesses track down suspect in stabbing
• Livermore Valley uncorks its holiday spirit
• Roadshow: Reporting drivers with out-of-state plates
• Celeb Pix: Katy Perry rocks Grammy nominations
• Half a million California job seekers prepare to lose benefits
• High court spars over California prison woes
• Congressman demands investigation into California high speed rail authority
• Bay Area refinery shutdowns could fuel gas spike
• Atheists to display 'Reason's Greetings' banner at holiday parade
• Planning commission meeting first step in A's ballpark plan
• More big improvements coming to Highway 17-Interstate 880 corridor
• Central Garden & Pet changes CFOs
• SunPower to build at two water districts
• Cisco Systems to buy LineSider Technologies
• Racktivity raises $8 million
• Zoran Corp. wraps up $166M Microtune deal
• Netflix nabs some films from cable channels
• Butterflies make wintertime home at Fremont park
• Flashy escape, quick recapture for inmate hidden in laundry truck at San Joaquin County Jail
• First day of Hanukkah to be celebrated with lighting of giant balloon menorah at Stoneridge Mall on Wednesday.
• Democrat McNerney officially wins re-election to Congress
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 4 p.m.
• Voros: Federal pay freeze insulting to unemployed
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula man an $8 million lottery winner; San Jose woman killed in accident identified
• Video released by prosecutors shows Tracy torture victim's escape into gym
• Kamala Harris declares victory in AG's race
• Raw Video: Tracy torture victim Kyle Ramirez running into a gym begging for help
• Altamont Landfill among 13 award recipients
• Mehserle seeks bail Friday; low chance of success, expert says
• First no-burn alert of season called in Bay Area
• Democrat McNerney officially wins re-election
• San Ramon Chamber announce community award nominees
• Roadshow: Delays for DMV in getting out new license renewals
• Bay Area Sikhs reach out to combat bigotry in schools
• Fundraiser, trust fund set for daughters of Concord man found dead in Idaho
• Parades, drive-through Nativity, tree lightings and more for holiday season
• Home-school parents hope to start a charter school for Alameda County and beyond
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Lottery winner in San Ramon claims prize; Santa Cruz: prisoner wrestles gun from deputy, escapes
• Winning San Ramon lottery ticket claimed for $305,253 prize
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 30, noon
• Celeb Pix: Leslie Nielsen star of "Airplane!" dies at 84
• Hundreds to stay warm this winter, thanks to Tracy Sikhs
• Holiday home tours in Pleasanton on Dec. 5
• Democratic Congress makes one last push for DREAM Act
• Bringing a "jewel" back at Chabot
• Give 'Em Hill: A ficus' flight of fancy
• Political Blotter: Dems tout health care reform benefit
• EPA grant to help identify sources of PCBs, a potent carcinogen, in San Francisco Bay
• What lurks beneath: Bay Area's battle with invasive species in ballast water
• Temporary farewell to Memorial Stadium
• Stimulus help for California roads, rail lines almost complete
• Roadshow: Why Highway 85 sounds quieter
• Alibris sets up mobile book selling site
• Mellanox to buy Voltaire for $218M
• GlaxoSmithKline to buy $129.4M in Theravance stock
• First Republic Bank releases IPO terms
• Danville housing proposal drawing fire
• Holiday shopping cart tree towers above gift buyers in Emeryville
• Dave Newhouse: East Bay doctor fears legalizing pot
• Pre-game live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Miami Dolphins, Sunday, noon
• Pet of the Week: Scooby Dooby Doo you want to adopt me?
• Librarian, 91, enjoys a car buff's dream job
• Around Livermore: Is that a marching band I hear?
• Lottery ticket sold in San Ramon worth over $300,000
• Pet of the Week: Scooby Dooby Doo you want to adopt me?
• Valley Stars
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 22
• Space tourism becomes big business, attracts Silicon Valley figures like Google's Sergey Brin
• San Ramon schnauzer hopes to be top dog
• Share the Spirit: Tri-Valley Haven offers many kinds of help
• First day of Hanukkah to be celebrated with menorah lighting at Stoneridge Mall
• Tracy appoints new fire chief
• Buccaneers gain sweet revenge in DYSA Super Bowl
• Share the Spirit: Tri-Valley Haven offers many kinds of help
• Going for the record: Hayward man wants most dancers ever out on the floor
• This Valley Life: A puppet, a little girl, and a magical memory
• Oakland Raiders bring early Thanksgiving to San Ramon youth
• Cooley concedes California attorney general race
• Travelers opt out of 'opting out' at airports
• Tracy nonprofit to accept applications for holiday needs program
• Family of Kyle Ramirez has many things to be grateful for this Thanksgiving
• Pleasanton police asks residents to be vigilant after mountain lion reported near Mohr Elementary School
• Celeb Pix: Can Leonardo Di Caprio save Siberian tigers?
• CHP seeks truck driver after Interstate 80 fatal crash
• Oakland soon will issue municipal ID cards
• Improving economy not reaching Contra Costa and Solano county's hungry
• Roadshow: The smell along Interstate 880
• Union reportedly helped housekeeper confront Whitman
• California company expands recall of its cheeses
• San Jose remains steady as 4th safest big city
• Jury finds Tracy suspect guilty on all counts
• Voros: Body scan technology blessing in disguise
• Blue-collar crush
• Celeb Pix: Bo Derek still sexy at 54?
• Tracy homicide suspect found guilty on all charges
• Contra Costa freeze could damage pipes
• East Bay cities ranked among most dangerous in U.S.
• Roadshow: Use cell phone lot to avoid airport hassles
• Study: AIDS pill helps gay men avoid HIV infection
• Video: Tis the Season for Science
• Poll: Majority of Americans want to keep health care law
• Too early for winter? Bay Area expects near-freezing temps
• Police: Quick-thinking resident helps thwart Pleasanton burglary suspects
• GOP House aims to take $2 billion back from California high-speed rail
• Airport body scan opponents call for riders to decline faster security method Wednesday
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian and family get into the sneaker business
• Contra Costa Juvenile Hall counselor faces child porn charges
• Detective: Richmond High rape suspect recalled victim crying 'no'
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 23, noon
• Up for adoption: 1,000 rescued rats that now call San Jose home
• Photo slide show: It was a 'Bieberistic' night. Justin Bieber gets 4 AMAs including artist of the year.
• No-kill foundation hopes to create 'Silicon Valley equivalent' animal welfare facility
• Corporate U: Industry's reach into academia renews fears of undue influence
• Oakland named fifth most dangerous city in nation
• John Muir patients unnerved about losing their eye doctors
• Rescue group rallies to help dog hit, dragged by car in Tracy
• California's new district lines, 'jungle primary' rules could imperil House incumbents
• Photo slide show: Stanford rolls over Cal in the 113th Big Game
• A glimpse back into Dublin's history
• Me and My Car: 1940 Plymouth pickup truck is a rare gem
• Valley Life: A merry olde Christmas
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 15
• California 47, Castro Valley 0
• Fortuna 36, Valley Christian 14
• Livermore woman ordered to stand trial in child abuse case
• Tracy man sentenced in federal child pornography case
• Jury deliberates Amore's restaurant shooting case
• Danville homeowners association recruits owls to control rodents
• Missing puppy back with Pleasanton family
• State adds jobs for second straight month
• Storms, shivers and snow in store
• Celeb Pix: Pamela Anderson shows off her sexy Indian dance moves
• Clouds causing delays for arriving flights at SFO
• BART says not enough smart-card cheats for fix
• Boxer resigned to incremental progress on the environment
• Intensity highlights Contra Costa's role in first-ever statewide sex offender sweep
• Government insists full-body scanners are safe
• South San Francisco's Genentech to lose hundreds of jobs as part of global restructuring
• Bay Area weather: Rainy, might as well head to the mountains for snow
• Contra Costa Juvenile Hall counselor arrested in child pornography case
• Nurse: Richmond student blacked out before campus rapes
• Meet and greet with boxing champ Manny Pacquiao leaves some Bay Area fans fighting for refunds
• Holidays herald big demand in Salvation Army services
• Peter Darbee, CEO of PG&E Corp., acknowledges a 'year of challenge'
• Pittsburg schools consider foundation, early retirement program
• Wels Fargo to pay Citi $100M on Wachovia acquisition
• Synnex buys Aspire, Encover
• Around Pleasanton: Meet the new director of the Valley Humane Society
• UC approves 8 percent tuition hike
• Family of puppy that disappeared from Dublin animal hospital seeks community's help
• BART sets fares for station to open in west Dublin
• School district approves settlement for Richmond High rape victim
• Redistricting commission to include three Bay Area residents
• Jury deliberates case against Tracy torture suspect
• Celeb Pix: Who is GQ's 'Man of the Year'
• Wheels hosts first 'Stuff the Bus' food drive
• Bocce ball kits up for grabs in Livermore
• Pleasanton approves sewer incentive program for businesses
• Carnival cruise less than splendid, East Bay passengers say
• East Bay artist creates shoreline masterpieces
• Bay Area home prices and sales fall
• Overstock.com sued by Bay Area district attorneys
• Garrido attorney files to keep transcripts sealed
• California child care cuts postponed until Jan. 1
• Federal appeals court approves broadcast of Proposition 8 arguments
• Danville grass fields and other attractions up for yearly closure
• Danville providing sand and bags for rain
• State GOP will go after Contra Costa County election officials
• Contra Costa County educators to receive $10,000 for exceptional teaching
• Couple to open second Tri-Valley restaurant, offers worldly flavors
• Roadshow: Travel tips to Reno, Oregon, Washington and L.A.
• Ross Stores profit keeps going up, but company is cautious
• Stipple raises $2 million
• Apple to launch iAd in Europe
• Alan Elias: Orange and Black Fever rages through Dublin schools
• Attendance boundary changes for east Dublin schools
• Dublin pride showcased in All-America City Quilt
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Survey finds some high school students drunk, high in class; What next for Oakland Army Base land?
• Livermore library receives grant for teen science programs
• Celeb Pix: Why is Pamela Anderson sweeping up in India?
• Leonid meteor shower to peak tonight
• Closing arguments begin in Tracy torture case
• At the Buzzer: Valley Christian football team hopes to find fortune in Fortuna
• Kimball runner bound for state meet again
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Battling Brandy booted, Bristol makes finals
• Park Service unravels mysterious jellyfish invasion
• UC students, faculty protest outside regents meeting
• Meg Whitman's former maid seeks back wages for time spent working with former eBay CEO
• Oakland Planning Commission to unveil plans for new A's ballpark
• Feds tell Caltrans to stop polluting waterways
• California AG candidates monitor vote tally closely
• Defense rests in case of tortured Tracy teen
• San Francisco plans tolls between Peninsula and the city
• Peninsula law firm leads lawsuit over sale of 11 state-owned complexes
• Tahoe will lose much of its snow in coming decades, UC Davis study says
• Lawmakers want other states' rail money for California
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' shocker, Brandy is out
• San Ramon software code writer indicted in connection to theft of trade secrets
• 18 finalists compete in the Cleantech Open business competition
• Share the Spirit: Need is great this holiday season
• Democrats want to hold off on budget decisions until Brown gets in
• GOP wave no match for McNerney
• East Bay family of rising teen idol hopes community will vote
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Neil Young's warehouse fire started by hybrid car; Martinez names new police chief
• Kaiser buying office space
• Rigoberta Menchu, Nobel Peace Prize winner and activist, brings message of hope to Oakland
• Peralta trustees ordered to submit job, property information
• Live chat: East Bay prep football playoffs, Wednesday, Nov. 17, 4 p.m.
• Alameda County home to first transgender judge in nation
• Celeb Pix: Cher, Christina Aguilera give "Burlesque" double the divas
• Alameda County juries not reflective of community diversity, report finds
• First suspect arrested in Richmond High gang rape admitted sex with victim
• Live chat: Bear Talk football for Thursday, Nov. 18, 1 p.m.
• Best reader photos: Veterans parade to honor those that have served, Blaze wins, blaze burns and more
• Roadshow: Tips for driving over Thanksgiving
• California board clears way for sale of state buildings
• Mellanox makes a sale to Livermore Lab
• Juniper Networks buying Trapeze for $152M
• AMB Property inks Chicago lease
• Pfizer inks pact with UCSF
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 16, noon
• 6-year-old among four injured in Danville freeway collision
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dungeness crab season delayed; Richmond police investigate two weekend killings
• Not guilty plea for Antioch man in Bay Bridge standoff
• San Ramon's annual holiday 5K walk/run coming up
• Contra Costa County offers free lung screenings
• Celeb Pix: Actors Zachary Levi and Mandy Moore 'Tangle' at the El Capitan Theater
• California programs to help troubled homeowners to start in January
• "I thought she was dead," officer testifies in Richmond High gang rape case
• Danville man one of two suing over 'exploding' escargot
• "Soft crab delay Dungeness season opener
• Roadshow: Something stinky is afoot off Interstate 880
• California Supreme Court upholds immigrant-tuition law
• Saratoga boy, 9, swims from Alcatraz to San Francisco
• Brown's big decision: When to ask voters for tax increase
• UC Berkeley graduate keeps Bay Area kids well supplied
• Dave Newhouse: Army ran him off, gay man wants back
• More than 10,000 jellyfish wash up on San Francisco beach
• UC recruiting out-of-state students to help budget
• Alameda County may set new campaign spending limits
• Political Blotter: FPPC says Perata's loan to his mayoral campaign was OK
• Yahoo unveiling new news platform
• TokBox gets $12M for videoconferencing software
• Storage software firm Coraid raises $25M
• Live chat: NCS prep football seeding meeting, Sunday, 3 p.m.
• Around Livermore: In a kids' world, Jerry is king
• Give 'Em Hill: Read 'em and weep, because they're going the way of the video store, typewriter, dinosaur ...
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle wins thriller over Cal; Concord, Pinole Valley, James Logan win titles
• Highlands 47, Millennium 0
• Dublin 27, Dougherty Valley 21, OT
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 8
• Ridding the house of hazardous materials only a phone call away for San Ramon residents
• Riding program for special needs and disaled children and adults is in need of a new home
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: BART's plan for downtown Livermore may be derailed; San Jose woman in coma after accident
• Need is up and donations are down at local food pantries
• Schwarzenegger: Lawmakers, voters get budget blame
• Lathrop gas station robbed Wednesday night
• Monitors say Bay Area could improve voting accessibility for non-English speakers
• San Ramon police arrest two in catalytic converter thefts
• Leak contained at Tesoro refinery
• Las Positas to host piano competition for young musicians
• Plan to derail BART's downtown Livermore route has left the station
• Granada 35, Livermore 34
• Roadshow: The mystery of the Friday night Sunol Grade commute
• Town of Danville offers theater fun for the younger set
• Livermore police: Footsteps heard on roof was the giveaway
• Livermore-Pleasanton firefighters begin Toys for Tots collections
• Longtime San Ramon Valley school board member ends tenure
• BART removes track obstruction, still experiencing residual delays
• Changing Delta ecosystem a boon to bass fishers
• Tesoro restarting Martinez refinery after outage
• Alameda County to name new head of probation in December
• Bay Area weather: Warm, sunny weekend
• Two weeks till Black Friday, but who's waiting?
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 11
• Around San Ramon: 39,004 -- That's a lot of dirty dogs
• Socializr picked up by Punchbowl
• Nvidia shares spike on Q4 forecast
• Retailigence raises $1.5M for mobile shopping software
• Stanford Hospital & Clinics names new CEO
• Synnex buys controlling stake in Japanese firm for $134.3M
• Twitter partners with Apple's Ping for music sharing
• Amgen Foundation gives $1M for U.C. Berkeley science program
• Gazillion Entertainment gets $60M
• Judge cuts Oracle's SAP claim $500M
• Gap Inc. announces dividend
• Roadshow: A father's plea: Bikes and cars don't mix
• McNerney declares victory; Harmer fights on
• Bay Area sees 20% drop in homes taken back by banks
• Electronic Arts, Lucasfilm in new deal on Star Wars game
• 'Body Worlds' show opens Saturday at San Jose's Tech Museum
• Schwab completes $150M Windward acquisition
• PalmPilot creator offers $500K grant to secular group
• Woman arrested in Dublin in connection with child abduction
• Energy hearing draws litany of complaints about PG&E tactics
• Hospice of the East Bay's 24th annual Tree of Lights events for the San Ramon Valley start Friday
• Police arrest Antioch suspect in Bay Bridge standoff
• Livermore police arrest man in connection with department store burglary
• Benjamin Franklin’s Comeback - Founding Father Gives Financial Advice
• Tracy gymnastic teams to hold holiday bazaar
• This Valley Life: City poet helps businesses thrive
• Live prep football blog: De La Salle vs. California, Friday, Nov. 12, 7 p.m.
• Cal State trustees approves 15.5 percent tuition hike by next fall
• Celeb Pix: Katy Perry and Akon entertain attendees and models at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
• Dropping number of older veterans leaves a gap in VFW
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Will parents be responsible if kids drink alcohol at home? Moraga's new town manager begins work
• Photo slide show: The 44th Annual Country Music Awards and the list of the winners
• Cisco Systems earns $1.9B in Q1
• Googlers get 10 percent raises and holiday bonus
• Hewlett-Packard helps build Kenya e-waste plant
• Power failure triggers Tesoro refinery flare-up; shelter-in-place orders issued
• Nirvanix raises $10M, changes CEO
• SharesPost taps former OffRoad Capital exec as CEO
• Corcept Therapeutics loses $7.1M in Q3
• Bob Doyle promoted to head East Bay Regional Park District
• Ares Corp. gets WMD agency contract
• Burglars target downtown Danville businesses
• Talend raises $34M, buys Sopera
• Roadshow: Northern California town has most expensive fuel in lower 48 states
• Race to the Flagpole raises money for scholarships
• Poole: Glenn Burke's story says a lot about us
• New carpool lane finished on eastbound I-580
• AC Transit labor agreement halts December service cuts
• Six Tracy residents plead not guilty to charges in multi-million dollar pot bust
• A pressing occasion for olive growers
• San Ramon Valley schools to approve transfers earlier
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Kurt Warner gets sacked from the show
• More dark fiscal days ahead
• Livermore Lab fined for toxic metal contamination
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Possible chlorine lead in San Jose sends 13 to hospital; Walnut Creek ice rink opens
• Stolen dog likely abandoned in Stockton park, Alameda police say
• Saving water, energy and money
• McNerney's lead grows in CD11 race
• Alameda County sheriff's deputy charged with child molestation
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' Kurt Warner is sacked a week before the semifinals
• Alameda County ramps up efforts to combat child trafficking
• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Nov. 11, 1 p.m.
• Tracy police say solicitations for the "Homeless Veterans Association" is a scam
• Stanford study: American math achievement trails most industrialized nations
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 9, noon
• PG&E suspends executive who used fake name to infiltrate SmartMeter foes
• Pacifica Foundation axes KPFA morning hosts
• Contra Costa to host free flu clinics Wednesday in nine cities
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Raccoons attack East Bay woman; Fire causes $1 million in damage to Neil Young's warehouse
• AtHoc Inc. gets 22 U.S. Army contracts
• Senior PG&E director admits snooping on Smart Meter critics
• World War II veteran captivates Livermore audience with stories about his escape to America and his time in the Army
• Jamba Juice hopes for 125 stores in Canada
• Roadshow: Road rage may have been factor in Fremont near-tragedy
• 3 Genenexers land at Pharmacyclics
• SuccessFactors names president
• Best reader photos: Giant canines, ivory rat, beautiful sunset and more
• California HealthCare Foundation announces $10M “innovation fund”
• Symphony Services inks deal with Sybase
• After 30 years, Pleasanton's police chief says goodbye to the badge
• Ellison appears in Oracle-SAP trial
• Riverbed Technology buys Global Protocols
• 72 arrested in Bay Area during nationwide prostitution sting
• Android demand drives up contract hiring 121%
• Chevron to acquire Atlas Energy for $4.3B
• Vivus wraps up $22M sale of Muse unit
• Virgin America reports first quarterly profit
• Jamba inks fruit cup deal with Sundia Corp.
• Zuora raises $20M for online payments
• Core-Mark profit falls in Q3
• Goodguys show will draw 3,000 vehicles, thousands more auto fans to Pleasanton this weekend
• Wells Fargo to fund $100M in solar projects
• Regional theater backers ask the city of Livermore to take a bigger role to assure financing
• Google, airlines offering free Wi-Fi for the holidays
• Celeb Pix: Cher gets a glamourous Lifetime Achievement Award. Fergie, Julia Roberts and others also honored
• RockMelt brings 'social' to browser market
• Coast Guard: Tugboat leaked about 235 gallons of diesel into Delta
• Despite sentencing legal issues surrounding Mehserle will continue for years
• Nominate an outstanding teacher for the Dennis Richmond Community Impact Award
• Chevron to buy Atlas Energy for $3.2 billion
• 16 arrests in eight-city Bay Area drug gang sweep
• Plan for new bridge across San Francisco Bay to be studied
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• RockMelt brings 'social' to browser market
• UC, Cal State proposing tuition hikes this fall
• Photo slide show: MTV Europe Music Awards 2010
• Cogenra unveils Sonoma Wine Co. solar site
• IntegenX Launches Apollo 324 System For Automated DNA Library Preparation
• Affymax narrows Q3 loss
• Pelosi to run for House minority leader
• Scientific Learning adds directors
• Sharp completes $305M acquisition of Recurrent Energy
• Neuraltus gets discovery grants
• Eggs recalled after salmonella found at Ohio farm
• BofA, Citi among banks eying iPhones
• Anne Marie Fuller: New faces on Tracy council
• MAP Pharmaceuticals posts $14.2M loss
• Interesting mix of red, blue ink in San Joaquin's political fingerprint
• Spansion prices $200M in senior notes
• Roadshow: Charging a toll to walk or bike across Golden Gate Bridge may not be far-fetched
• First Vietnamese American Bank closed
• Celeb Pix: Meatball Champ Joey Chestnut, Edison Pena crosses the line, Carmen Electra down under and more
• Two lanes reopened after westbound 580 crash in Pleasanton
• 72 arrested in Bay Area during nationwide prostitution sting
• Rescue group struggles to capture birds with beer cans stuck on necks
• Court will hear argument to dismiss sex charges against Tracy doctor
• Bill Nye's Climate lab to open at Chabot Space and Science Center
• Stolen dog likely abandoned in Stockton park, Alameda police say
• Who failed to pay their property taxes?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No winner yet in Oakland, San Leandro mayor races; Jail inmate escapes during medical trip
• Four skaters headed to national championships
• Livermore to consider backing theater bonds
• Births
• Valley Stars
• Pet of the Week: Oceania is looking for a nice, dry home
• Give 'Em Hill: Of candy, conquests and candidates
• Valley Life: Nanny goes to Disneyland
• Carvers find way to give back for wounded veterans
• Huge state prison under way in Stockton
• Campo girls dominate DFAL cross country
• Carvers find way to give back for wounded veterans
• Alameda County judge orders state to extend child care services
• Stockton Airport project started
• Suicide study reveals patterns of deaths on Caltrain tracks
• Miramonte 26, Dublin 17
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 1
• East Bay prep football recap:
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• Much ado about something new at Las Positas
• Tracy man dies after being shot in Oakland
• AG race may take weeks to decide
• Vorderbrueggen: The election that was -- and still is
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Nov. 5, 6:45 p.m.
• Thoratec sells ITC unit
• Dennis Oliver, former Oakland Tribune reporter, dies at 47
• Photo slide show: Johannes Mehserle sentencing for the fatal shooting of Oscar Grant
• Oakland judge expected to rule Friday in California child care case
• Celeb Pix: Love and Other Drugs with Anne Hathaway, Edison Pena ready to run in New York
• One arrested on suspicion of DUI following Vasco Road crash
• State parks back to square one after defeat of Proposition 21
• Get ready to turn back your clocks
• Woman dies in morning rollover accident near Tracy
• Bay Area birds found with jagged beer cans around their necks
• Ex-BART cop Mehserle sentenced to two years in Oscar Grant shooting
• Labor union expectations loom large for Gov.-elect Brown
• Oakland Raiders get sellout, game vs. Chiefs to be televised locally
• Tracy men in critical condition after East Oakland shooting
• Bay Area Burmese refugees watch Sunday's election with skepticism
• BOE shutting Oakland office for Mehserle sentencing
• Danville man who asked cop for ride told to stay off drugs
• Tri-Valley will host a plethora of Veterans Day events
• Dynavax cuts Q3 loss to $5M
• Police arrest Castro Valley suspect in Pleasanton home burglaries
• Ex-Oracle president says he would have asked $5B for SAP license
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula bicylist killed in collision with big-rig; Man rescues father, toddler from drowning
• Mortgage buybacks could cost banks $31 billion
• Democrat Jerry McNerney's lead in CD11 race expands slightly
• Gap comps up 2 percent, beats estimates
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Van hits San Jose man lying on street; Three burglary suspects arrested in Alameda
• Ross Stores sales keep rising
• ValleyCare gets a jump on the holiday season
• Gymboree same store sales fell 4% in Q3
• Police, Tri-Valley Haven host presentation on domestic violence
• Tesla’s thinking of an SUV
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 10
• AeroScout gets $16M for RFID
• Prop. 19 supporters vow to keep pursuing legal pot
• PG&E tab for San Bruno blast may hit $1 billion
• Car fee passes in five counties, but fail in two, including Contra Costa
• Oakland prepares for Mehserle sentencing
• California attorney general's race still too close to call
• Livermore woman accused of having sex with two teen boys appears in court
• What next for Meg Whitman, Carly Fiorina?
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna turns on more than the Christmas lights in London
• Key GOP lawmaker cool to high-speed rail grants
• Kimpton CEO joins Jamba's board
• Alameda County poised to make history by electing the first openly transgender judge in the nation
• Don Perata leads Oakland mayor’s race
• Prop. 23 defeat sweet for Tom Steyer
• Cobalt Technologies inks Navy jet fuel deal
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Thursday, 4 p.m.
• Turkey shuts down YouTube yet again
• Stoneridge Corporate Plaza in Pleasanton falls into foreclosure
• ZipRealty, $104M in the red, seeks solutions
• Close races in East Bay still pending mail-in-ballot counts
• Jamba Juice sells 15 stores in Denver
• Roadshow: Out-of-control baseball fans are no cause for celebration
• Benjamin Franklin’s Comeback - Founding Father Gives Financial Advice
• NeurogesX loses $12.8M in Q3
• California to start building high-speed rail in Central Valley
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Con-way Inc. swings to $8M Q3 loss
• East Dublin attendance boundary or grade configuration decision expected in two weeks
• Tracy city officials relieved by passage of Measure E
• New Cisco software monitors social networks
• Oakland Raiders get 24-hour extension in bid to have Kansas City game televised locally
• Onyx Pharmaceuticals Q3 profit jumps to $41.5M
• Judge sets competency hearing for Phillip Garrido in Jaycee Dugard kidnapping trial
• Man fatally stabbed in West Oakland
• San Ramon 7-Eleven standoff death ruled a suicide
• Gov.-elect Brown prepares to tackle harsh realities
• BART riders break record to see Giants parade
• Clorox shares slide on earnings
• With the loss of Measure W, San Ramon has to re-examine city planning
• Galgiani leading in Assembly District 17; Berryhill ahead in AD 26
• Torlakson leads in state Superintendent of Public Instruction race
• Pleasanton candidates set to tackle familiar problems
• Manteca races: Harris, Hernandez leading for council; Weatherford ahead as mayor; incumbents have lead in school board race
• California passes Prop. 20 to put commission in charge of drawing legislative districts
• Challengers beat out the incumbents in the race for the Sunol Glen school board
• Livermore school board incumbents win race
• Assembly District 15: Buchanan, Wilson neck and neck
• Celeb Pix: Ashlee Simpson's pixie cut, pass or fail?
• Challengers beat out the incumbents in the race for the Sunol Glen school board
• California votes down repeal of business taxes
• Jubilant Giants fans pack streets of San Francisco for victory parade
• Incumbent, two newcomers win Livermore park board election
• Boxer fends off Fiorina in hard-fought Senate race
• A crying Kyle Ramirez tells police investigators how he escaped
• Fremont-Hayward area: Democrats sweep federal, state races
• Republican, Tea Party swell turns House red; Bay Area Congressional leaders back in minority
• Three-candidate slate voted onto San Ramon Valley school board
• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Oct. 4, 1 p.m.
• McNerney, Harmer battle for congressional seat
• Impax Q3 profit 11 times larger than last year
• Incumbent appears to have won re-election in Assembly District 15 race
• Kaiser Permanente makes $16M in Q3 community grants
• Bowser and Laursen elected to Pleasanton school board
• TriNet opens three new offices
• Vonheeder-Leopold, Benson hold lead in Dublin San Ramon Services District race
• Kana Software moves to Sunnyvale
• Incumbents beat out the competition for Pleasanton mayor and city council positions
• Chevron faces $423K fine for Salt Lake spill
• Returns show Tracy's Measure E passing
• Oracle to buy ATG for $1 billion
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Rick Fox scores 10, 9s -- but gets dumped from show
• Rickman, Elliott leading in Tracy City Council race
• Depomed and Bionovo get $489K grants
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' viewers outfox Rick and Brooke
• Santos ahead in Lathrop mayor race
• Dynavax closes $42M stock sale
• Livermore voting: New faces on the park district board, incumbents keep their seats on the school board
• Jefferson school district heading to upset; Measure J passing; Ives leading in Tracy mayor race
• SunPower gets Air Force Academy deal
• McKesson to buy US Oncology for $2.16B
• San Francisco Giants win World Series 4 games to 1
• East Bay commissions cover child care costs vetoed from state budget
• Roadshow: San Jose will likely suspend plans to install red-light cameras
• Live chat: Talk about Election Day 2010 results with Josh Richman, Tues., Nov. 2
• Marijuana doctors flourish in California
• Lathrop mayor: 'I am not a quitter'
• Barnidge: The shame is Americans take Election Day for granted
• Stockton, S.J. 'very close' to agreement on library system
• Best reader photos: Giant fun, surreal views of Antioch City Park, double mantis, double dogs
• Six arrested, police officer among injured during Giants celebrations in San Francisco
• Window glass company investment means East Bay jobs
• LeapFrog earns $15.8M in Q3
• Voters head to polls today
• Impax sues Shire in Adderall fight
• Berkeley's allure tugs faculty couple back from Texas
• Computer History museum adds to board
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 11 a.m.
• McKesson to buy U.S. Oncology in $2.16B deal
• Bay Commercial Bank to buy Charter Oak Bank for $2.3M
• Vindicia raises $20 million
• Intersect ENT raises $30 million
• Martinez police uncover secret clearinghouse for stolen property
• Open house Thursday for new 'food pavilion' at Dublin middle school
• Around Livermore: Veterans tell it like it was
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police find secret clearinghouse for stolen property; 3-year-old shot after trick-or-treating
• Political Blotter: Report says Latinos unfairly targeted for pot use
• SnapLogic raises $10 million
• Bomb scare closes San Leandro BART station
• Sephora to open in Mexico
• Live chat: World Series Game 4, San Francisco Giants vs. Texas Rangers
• Carbonflow raises $4.2M for carbon emissions software
• Can Fiorina surmount Boxer's damning portrayal of her on TV?
• Jamba Juice in licensing deal for new line of drinks
• Raiders run away from Seattle
• Calif. gasoline consumption down in July
• Former opera star helped give Blackhawk a voice
• Socket Mobile enters $1M financing agreement
• Waiting period over for Zoran-Microtune merger
• Varian gets order for Cure centers
• Genron's posts $18.3M Q3 loss
• Chevron's Q3 profit slips 1.6%
• Whitman, Brown a portrait in contrasting styles
• Study: Alcohol more lethal than heroin, cocaine
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian, sexiest Little Red Riding Hood ever
• Trial to begin in slaying of Pleasanton couple
• Dublin school board could decide on overcrowding issues Tuesday
• San Francisco Giants on brink of World Series title
• Lords and ladies travel back in time in San Joaquin County
• UC president ready to push for pension reform
• CSU considers more tuition hikes
• California candidates greet, grin and gab before election
• Mountain View mom offers reward on son missing from Santa Cruz since July
• Cal Fire warns residents about phone solicitation scam
• Mehserle won't get maximum sentence, legal experts say
• Valley Stars
• Tracy Unified school board lineup all but settled
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. Seattle Seahawks in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• 17 hospitalized, one critical, after music party at Cow Palace
• Arizona immigration law gets its day in San Francisco court
• Flame out: wet weather, cool summer kept 2010 fire season to historically mild levels
• 'Enthusiasm gap' between Republicans and Democrats more hype than fact in California
• Wells Fargo to refile 55,000 foreclosures
• Seven sought in connection with Tracy shooting that left man paralyzed
• Lt. Gov. race: Newsom, Maldonado stump for voters in East Bay
• Judge orders Oracle, SAP trial to begin
• 11th District: On the trail with the candidates
• For jobless, illegal immigration can be a sore point
• BART trains recycle brake energy
• San Leandro investigation leads to big San Joaquin County pot bust
• Man in critical condition after being stuck under BART train in Hayward station
• Dublin bank robbery suspect arrested
• Pacific Biosciences raises $200M in IPO
• Judge orders state to cover child care costs until next Friday
• Lunera Lighting changes CEOs
• Acalanes 10, Dublin 3
• Yahoo redesigns e-mail service
• Salesian 63, Valley Christian 41
• Codexis buys technology from Maxygen for $20 million
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 9
• AXT Inc. doubles Q3 profit
• San Ramon Valley 31, Livermore 7
• Hewlett-Packard laying off 68 in Canada
• Kyle Ramirez takes the witness stand, describes abuses he suffered
• Gap expands e-commerce to 9 European countries
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of October 25
• Ohio AG: Wells' "business model designed on fraud"
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, California, Concord lead a pack of one-sided games
• Dynavax to gross $39M in stock sale
• Criticism of Lathrop mayor swirling
• Tracy City Council candidates weigh in on race's important issues
• Volunteers to help neighbors with household projects Saturday
• Pleasanton set to go green
• Incumbent, underdog square off in 18th Assembly District
• Tracy school board would borrow $35.4 million under Measure J
• Tech-focused academies give East Bay students hands-on training for jobs
• Capt. Chesley Sullenberger kicks off San Ramon Valley youth traffic safety campaign
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Oct. 19, noon
• Valley Stars
• Give 'Em Hill: A triple bogey with the Boogeyman
• Pet of the Week: Posh Spice up your life
• Attorney general's race pits DAs from opposite ends of state, political spectrum
• Lt. Governor hopefuls offer experience, charisma
• Recent high-profile assaults have raised concern about non-revocable parole status
• Dueling ballot measures will decide who draws the lines
• Political Blotter: Green candidate fights the power
• Pleasanton to hear Safeway development proposal
• E-mail resistance by San Joaquin court administrator tests state's public records provision
• Celeb Pix: Vampires win at the Scream Awards, M.I.A. shows no fashion sense.
• Board looks to put San Joaquin General Hospital on road to recovery
• Water main break in Danville causing afternoon commute delays
• VA Secretary visits Livermore
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: `I've done nothing wrong,' rape suspect says; Manslaughter charge in crushing of pregnant worker
• Prominence, prestige help drive Bay Area hospital costs to top of state where prices rising rapidly
• Bigfoot a no-show at day in his honor
• Bay Area man's discovery of GPS tracker becomes privacy issue
• Game 1 shocker: Giants beat Roy Halladay and Phillies 4-3
• California corn mazes worth a closer look
• Lane reopens on San Mateo Bridge
• Around Livermore: Warriors in retirement
• Candidates for California treasurer promise fiscal responsibility
• Medical marijuana for the masses
• Redman eagles 18th for share of LPGA Tour lead
• At SFO, it was the summer for flying
• Roadshow: Cops list their driving pet peeves
• While mom's at play: Holding down the home front while on tour
• Pensions, spending key issues in San Ramon Valley Fire District board race
• Public safety, economic development dominate Manteca mayor's race
• In many congressional swing districts, seniority is falling by wayside
• McNerney takes cash lead in 11th District
• Live chat: NLCS Game 1, San Francisco Giants vs. Philadelphia Phillies, Tim Lincecum vs. Roy Halladay
• California 62, Livermore 0
• Kaiser shedding light on domestic violence
• Campolindo 31, Dublin 17
• Government readies witnesses, evidence for Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of October 11
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. San Francisco 49ers in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• Benjamin Franklin’s Comeback - Founding Father Gives Financial Advice
• San Mateo Bridge lane now closed until at least Sunday
• Grand National Rodeo returns to Cow Palace in Daly City
• PG&E agrees to turn over gas line records to state lawmakers
• Fiorina running strong as Election Day nears
• Tea party stirs up followers at pre-election rally in Pleasanton
• Ex-Danville cub scout leader pleads not guilty to federal child pornography charges
• James Cameron pledges $1 million to fight Prop 23
• East Bay prep football recap: Stars shine for Concord, De La Salle, Northgate; Big wins for Pittsburg, Las Lomas
• Schwab's Q3 profit falls
• Virgin America named best airline in U.S.
• Lewis PR buys Page One PR
• UberCab raises $1.25 million
• LPGA Tour's Blackhawk Country Club stop in limbo with loss of title sponsor CVS/pharmacy
• Oakland airport gets new traffic tower
• Win $2,500 in BART tickets and other prizes next week
• Roadshow: East Bay lad promoted change in state's anti-littering law.
• Work begins to link two south Delta canals
• Despite crippled roster, West High routs Tokay in league opener
• A patch of glass pumpkins awaits at the Danville Fall Crafts Festival
• Caltrans delays eastbound I-580 roadwork in Livermore area for two weeks
• San Jose: New wrinkle in A's stadium plan
• State shutters Lathrop mayor's day care
• PG&E considers cutting gas service to large customers
• Celeb Pix: Michelle Williams' new hairdo, fabulous or failure?
• Sarah Palin finds a receptive crowd of conservatives in heavily Democratic San Jose
• San Mateo Bridge lane now closed until at least Sunday
• Prop. 23 opponents out-raise supporters
• Transit oriented, retail development headed to Dublin
• Mozilla names former Sybase, Adobe exec CEO
• Caltrans: San Mateo Bridge lane won't reopen until Friday
• Buchanan hits Wilson hard on salary issue
• PopSugar parent buys MyPerfectSale
• SEIU rival sues to undo giant Kaiser vote, makes charges against Kaiser
• Mobile mammography unit to make stop in Tracy
• Bridge Bank announces board changes
• Around San Ramon: Cheer troupe cheers her on
• Macy's campaign to benefit Manteca, Lathrop clubs
• Oakland doc assistant program nabs $1.23M fed grant
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advocates for green power
• AG: We'll still prosecute pot, Prop. 19 or not
• Analysts: Tablet sales to hit 19.5M units this year
• This Valley Life: Chickens as pets? Why not?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Thanks to Giants fans, Lincecum gets his good luck charm back; Pet Food Express moves to Oakland
• Kabongo raises $1.1M for educational games
• Green skies for Oakland Airport in Bay Area trend
• UCSF's Prusiner, Intel team win National Medals
• Tracy fire started outside; two teens arrested
• Netflix turns up the sound with Dolby deal
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Stoplight installed where sixth-grader killed; Two teens arrested for Trace fire in San Jose
• Oracle rumor bumps up EMC share price
• Anne Marie Fuller: Tracy rolls out the red carpet for Macy's big day
• Bank of Marin to open branch in Santa Rosa
• Tesla inks $60M deal with Toyota for electric RAV4
• Wells Fargo renames dental-finance unit
• Yahoo shares surge on AOL buyout report
• Chevron to start looking for Liberia’s oil next year
• Apple iPad coming to AT&T, Verizon stores
• Report: Apple store to land in Berkeley
• Involver raises $8 million Series C
• Severance hurts Safeway’s Q3
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' in Oakland draw hundreds of aspirants
• BofA slammed over rising toll of bad mortgages
• Despite socioeconomic status Latinos are rich in health according to new study
• Comedy Club to open in 1000 Van Ness
• San Mateo Bridge: Lane closed this morning for repairs to cracked beam
• Roadshow: Traffic blues on 101, 880
• Schwarzenegger vetoes bullet-train accountability measures
• Celeb Pix: Does Danica Patrick have the right stuff?
• AOL, private equity exploring bid for Yahoo
• Former Danville Cub Scout leader indicted on federal pornogrpahy charges
• Six Pillars Park to open Saturday in San Ramon
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 7
• Bed races return to downtown Sunol
• Agency rejects bid to change name of Mount Diablo
• Movement on Tassajara Valley project sparks fear Contra Costa may someday allow New Farm project
• People: Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg storm off 'The View' during spat with Bill O'Reilly
• Election Day help is a click away
• Gap to put more emphasis online and overseas
• Ikea to install solar at Calif. stores
• Impax, Cephalon settle patent challenge
• Felton Bigfoot Discovery Museum hosts day dedicated to Bigfoot research, local eyewitness accounts
• Report: Oracle Corp. shuts Colo. test facility
• xAD raises $4M for local mobile ads
• Sierra Club survey finds wide range in fees cities charge for solar installations
• Virgin America launches Orlando service
• SF’s Social Kinetics acquired by Minnesota’s RedBrick Health
• Final debate between Brown and Whitman marked by sharp, feisty exchanges
• Jamba Juice to sell 41 Midwest stores
• Hotel occupancy, rates climbed in August
• Kayak fishers help recovering vets find calmer waters
• Foreclosure probe launched by 49 states
• CarWoo raises $4.5 million
• Proposition 22 pit police vs. schools
• Pleasanton mayoral candidates spar over public hearings, hillsides
• Roadshow: Confusing carpool hours
• NTSB report cites power glitch in Milpitas before blast
• Fact-check on California gov candidates' debate claims
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: `The Situation' abs-olutely deserved to get booted from the show
• Dance reality show auditions being held in Oakland today
• Lathrop council candidates make push
• Officers celebrate funding for Cal PAL
• San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office using Facebook to help solve cold cases
• Whitman and Brown tangle in final debate
• Veterans rally in support of McNerney
• Victims identified in San Leandro shooting
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Milpitas power glitch preceded San Bruno blast; 19-year-old charged with rape, murder in park killing
• Slide show: The Dalai Lama visits the South Bay
• Celeb Pix: Keira Knightley vs. Carey Mulligan, who would you take home to mom?
• People: Another celebrity couple -- Christina Aguilera and hubby -- calls it quits
• Qualcomm unit buys iSkoot
• Thousands expected at TEA Party election rally Saturday at Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton
• HP gets $26M Medicare, Medicaid order
• Cell Biosciences to buy Convergent Bioscience for $12M
• Bear takes a $400M bite out of Chevron’s Q3
• Shareholders to press oil companies over campaign spending on Prop. 23
• SVB opens Beijing unit
• Eastbound Interstate 580 closures to take place in early hours of Oct. 17 to 29.
• Children's Hospital Oakland nurses begin three-day strike
• Candidates for California secretary of state prepare to square off in Sunnyvale Wednesday
• Live chat: California gubernatorial debate, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 12, 2010
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to speak to gathering of state mayors in Pleasanton
• Unnamed source pins 'whore' comment on Brown's wife
• Spare the Air alert issued for Wednesday in Bay Area
• New Fiorina ads keep heat on Boxer
• PG&E to replace manual valves
• Online Warmongers bags $5M for shooter games
• Coalition fighting to defeat Prop. 23 has a formidable weapon: Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Celeb Pix: Do we really need the 'Housewives of Beverly Hills?'
• EzRez Software inks deal with Emirates Airline
• Bay Area weather: 'Very warm' today; 'red flag' warnings in North Bay
• Man dresses as woman, photographs women in UC Berkeley locker room
• Report: Twitter aiming for 1B users
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Robbery suspect caught on school grounds; Los Altos baby born on 10/10/10 at 10:10 in Room 10
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No longevity pay for Contra Costa department heads; Secretary of State hopefuls battle in Sunnyvale
• PlayFirst gets $9.2M for social games
• Anne Marie Fuller: Tracy kids learn to think inside the box
• Pleasanton's Paula Creamer not feeling pressure at CVS/Pharmacy LPGA Challenge
• Ares Corp. names new president
• No opening in sight for Hayward DMV branch
• Voros: Duraflame gets burned by Bay Area green police
• Facebook, Bridgelux dominate SecondMarket transactions
• Wells Fargo closely reviewing pending foreclosures
• MobileIron names CFO
• A 19-year-old Tracy man dies after being shot three times in noontime attack on Tennis Lane
• E la Carte moving to Bay Area for Y Combinator
• ActivIdentity to be acquired by Assa Abloy for $162M
• Chase, BofA, Wells have most loans in foreclosure
• DeNA to buy iPhone game maker Ngmoco for up to US$400M
• Sales tax figures suggest Bay Area economy lagging again
• Google invests in offshore power project
• Tracy mayoral candidates debate economic recovery
• Integro insurance brokerage buys ReSource Intermediaries
• BART to hold hearing on West Dublin station fares, parking fees
• Battle lines drawn over ballot measure to repeal tax breaks
• Yosemite Conservancy donates $5.9M to park
• Pipeline inspection not exact science
• S.F., Oakland buildings among 11 sold by state for $2.33B
• Raids of South Bay dispensaries spur concern about law enforcement intent
• UCSF’s Susan Desmond-Hellmann, three others, named to Institute of Medicine
• Oregon man sues airline over false bomb threat at SFO
• Red flag warning issued for North Bay, East Bay hills
• Bay Area university revs up for gubernatorial candidates' debate
• Correction
• Boxer an aggressive, at times antagonistic, presence in courtly Senate
• No day of rest for faithful in Manteca
• Battle of the big-city DAs
• San Ramon Valley High celebrates 100 years
• Banking on voter anger, Fiorina steers right
• Citrus Heights man wins Half Moon Bay pumpkin weigh-off
• Mission revived at East Bay care house for ill children
• POLITICAL NOTES
• Curtain finally goes up on new Arts Center at Las Positas College
• People: Esquire names Minka Kelly sexiest woman alive
• IntegenX Awarded DTRA Contract to Develop Pathogen Detection, ID Platform
• Celeb Pix: Matt Damon looking fatherly and greying
• NovaBay Pharmaceuticals adds Gail Maderis to board
• Los Altos boy born at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10 in Kaiser's Room 10
• TubeMogul gets $10 million
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Oct. 12, noon
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 1,300 U.K. jobs
• Google testing driverless cars
• TriReme Medical raises $17 million
• Exelixis inks deals with Bristol-Myers worth up to $565M
• 40 states expected to investigate foreclosures
• Bain Capital to buy Gymboree for $1.8B
• Citadel names Luckoff's replacement at KGO
• Tim Hunt: Tri-Valley budget cuts make their impacts in many ways
• Pet of the Week: She's just your cup of coffee
• You'll want 'Lu Lu Tong' with you in transit
• Valley Life: Practicing aloha, valley style
• S.F. to make it easier to open eateries
• Tuskegee Airman/former POW makes Bay Area appearance
• Curtain finally goes up on new Arts Center at Las Positas College
• Slide show: High school sports: Week of October 4
• East Bay prep football recap: What did we learn from De La Salle, California, Foothill and Dublin wins?
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in all 50 states
• Filipino WWII veterans sue feds over benefits
• Coliseum Authority claims Warriors owe $10 million in back rent, fees
• Jerry Brown campaign apologizes for slur against Meg Whitman
• 'Superman' focus: Fix our schools
• Dublin High homecoming activities start Sunday
• Room to grow to San Ramon
• Lathrop mayor's ex seeking custody
• Governor's race offers stark choice in shaping judiciary
• Plea deals reached, no trial for three of four suspects in Tracy abuse case
• Blue Coat adds CEO to board
• Finally! California lawmakers pass long-overdue budget
• Singing out for a chance at the spotlight
• Google, YouTube celebrate John Lennon's 70th birthday
• Around Pleasanton: Foundation takes flight
• Facebook co-founders Parker, Moskovitz donate to pro-pot Prop. 19
• Pharmaca opening Menlo Park store
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: How lucky can you be? San Jose woman gets $1 million lottery check; Meet Dublin's princess
• Celeb Pix: Cassie Scerbo heats up ELLE's red carpet event
• FDIC plans to sue failed bank officers
• Law stiffens regulations for sex offenders on parole
• 16-year-old captive told grand jury he was beaten, punched, cut with a knife, hit with a hammer, burned with a metal bat and kept chained
• Report: Hulu planning IPO in battle with Netflix, Google
• California continues with sell off
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Fire destroys Oakland restaurant; Pregnant blue whale likely killed by ship
• Wells Fargo: No halt to foreclosures
• New law aims to close loophole from Jaycee Dugard case
• Kaiser workers vote to stay in SEIU
• North Carolina asks Wells to halt foreclosures
• Antique and Collectible Faire returns to downtown Pleasanton on Sunday
• Bank of America halts all foreclosures
• Jerry Brown, Harry Reid join call for foreclosure pause
• Family, friends mourn Stockton soldier killed in Iraq
• McDonalds plants brand in Zynga's Farmville
• California finally approves a budget
• Alameda, Contra Costa assembly seat race lopsided in favor of Democrats
• Advanced Cell receives $3M grant
• State Superintendent of Public Instruction candidate debate canceled
• Clorox wins ‘Outie‘ for LGBT workplace equality
• Hosterman, McGovern seek Pleasanton mayoral seat
• Sonic completes DivX acquisition
• Roadshow: Replacing bad driver's license photo costs less than $10
• Oakland bank raises another $2.3M
• Bay Area's burning ban applies to Duraflame fire logs, court rules
• Synopsys buys Optical Research Associates
• Logitech unveils Google TV box
• Bechtel Corp. to hire 1,000 for BrightSource project
• Ross Sales jump 6% in September
• Berkeley Bionics unveils legs for paraplegics
• Proferi raises $6.3 million
• Dublin San Ramon Services District provides relief for its neediest customers
• Onyx delays FDA cancer drug filing
• Husband of Lathrop mayor arrested
• Flu vaccine trials at Stanford University seek participants
• Demonstrators gathering at UC Berkeley to protest cuts to education
• California sees most whooping cough cases since 1955
• Things to Do in the Bay Area
• Scientists examine dead blue whale on San Mateo County beach
• Around Dublin: A princess of Dublin
• New look for California driver's licenses and ID cards
• Tracy High logs last-minute touchdown to beat Tokay freshmen
• Live chat: Paula Creamer from CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 8:30 p.m.
• Amgen Tour of California chooses Livermore as a host city
• Pleasanton men who shot at learning-disabled man are sentenced to state prison
• New look for Tahoe license plate
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 6
• Gap’s same store sales fall
• San Ramon boundary extension worries west side residents too
• Berkeley Lab gets $12.5M for U.S.-China clean energy work
• Celeb Pix: Naomi Watts' neckline dips deep
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Hewlett-Packard gives 3Par boss new job
• Glitch hits Wells Fargo’s online bill payment
• Pleasanton deal a win for Clorox
• S.F. alcohol tax sent to dumpster
• BofA gives four Bay Area microlenders $350K
• Two East Bay businessmen indicted on charges they sold counterfeit goods
• RichRelevance cuts staff in reorganization
• Roadshow: A fight along the freeway is reason to call 911
• Hint of possible plea deal in the offing for Tracy torture suspects
• Jobs the focus for former NUMMI site
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Results show Margaret Cho must go
• 80-foot blue whale washes ashore in San Mateo County
• Marylin Avenue literacy program will be staffed with volunteers
• State's new organ-donor law pleases Walnut Creek mom
• Pleasanton to host green living fair
• Multiple collisions force lane closures on 101 in Redwood City
• Applications for Pleasanton's housing task force due Friday
• Meg Whitman's spending in governor's race tops $140 million.
• Celeb Pix: Hilary Swank vs. Juliette Lewis, who's better dressed?
• PG&E does an about face, will provide detailed maps of gas pipelines to Bay Area fire departments
• Plan to shield reserve fund OK'd in San Joaquin County
• California lawmakers want foreclosure investigation
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Democratic party choice pulls out of Pinole forum, endorses Republican; S.F. may silence tour bus narration
• Verizon to sell Apple's iPhone early 2011: report
• Poll: Palin endorsement could hurt in California
• Pathwork Diagnostics raises $30M for cancer test
• Cisco Systems selling home videoconference system
• The gubernatorial candidates: two stories of reinvention
• Eventbrite gets $20M for online ticketing
• HP will launch webOS phones next year
• Concord man indicted in connection to visa fraud
• Pandora Media inks ad deal with LA Kings
• Embarcadero Capital Partners buy $9.6M Pleasanton office complex
• Photo slide show: Dancing with the Stars: Colorful Margaret Cho joins Bolton and Hasselhoff
• AMD says it’s not for sale
• InterMune sells hep C drug rights to Roche
• East Bay office complexes find buyers in foreclosure
• Kana Software to buy Ireland’s Lagan Technologies
• FDA warns Actelion Pharmaceuticals over plant procedures
• Google unveils Google TV with HBO, Twitter, Netflix
• Blinkx inks deal with KidMango
• Omnicell Inc. buys Pandora Data Systems
• Sherman Maisel, former Fed governor and Cal professor, dies at 92
• Oracle Corp. to buy Passlogix
• BofA to stop wholesale mortgage-lending
• NGM Biopharmaceuticals changes CEOs
• Two California public land solar projects get OK
• Enphase teams up with Suntech on smart solar panels
• Yahoo Inc. to buy display ad biz Dapper
• Jamba Juice and Nestle to make energy drinks together
• Best reader photos: Black and white on the rocks, swinging for sweets, yellow mantis and more
• Ultra Clean COO quits
• Correction
• Stanford’s Medical School nabs $25M in NCI cancer grants
• Allred declines to say who put her in touch with Whitman's illegal-immigrant housekeeper
• SocialShield raises $10 million
• Celeb Pix: Elisabeth Moss stays classy in France
• Peninsula cities sue to derail high-speed rail project
• East Bay Prep Corner live chat, Wednesday, Oct. 6, 4 p.m.
• 3.3-magnitude quake strikes east of San Jose
• First families of the San Ramon Valley showcased in Danville museum exhibit
• Roadshow: Reporting out-of-state scofflaws
• Tricky maze, Halloween treats at Lathrop farm
• Bay pollution source close to home
• Diverse group of artists collaborate on Manteca mural
• Anne Marie Fuller: Training exercise gives Tracy officials first-hand look at fire service
• Live chat: Cal Bears football, Thursday, 1 p.m.
• With $2 million boost from GOP, Carly Fiorina launches new TV ad
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Six arrested after high school brawl; San Jose man arrested on kidnapping, attempted murder charges
• Tarantulas plentiful at area parks as autumn mating season reaches full swing
• San Jose: Suspect in kidnapping has three criminal convictions
• ClairMail raises $13.8 million
• Pleasanton man accused of killing parents get Nov. 1 trial date
• Prosper hits 1 million members
• Mehserle's attorney seeks new trial as new evidence emerges
• Autodesk opens Saudi Arabia office
• Tuesday's radio debate between Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown is canceled
• Ex-Labor Secretary Reich backs Prop. 24
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Driver flees after hitting police officer with stolen van; Kidnapping suspect has three criminal convictions
• Cisco: China is ‘biggest fan’ of videoconferences
• Giants playoff tickets go on sale Tuesday
• Chevron plans to buy back up to $1B in shares per quarter
• Tesla Motors recalls a third of its cars
• KGO's Luckoff resigns, cites disagreements
• San Mateo County gets $2M mental health grant
• SuperGen CEO gets 800k share performance option
• Pot shop clears first hurdle in Albany
• Joie de Vivre adds Custom Hotel in L.A.
• 18-year-old woman kidnapped from San Jose home
• Tim Hunt: Outlaws and the law
• California welfare cash paying for vacations
• California Supreme Court upholds state worker furloughs
• Stanford researchers predict fate of tiny embryos
• Clorox seeking to move research facility to Pleasanton
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• Sept. 11 sculpture honors firefighters lost in terrorist attacks
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• BioMed buying So. S.F. biotech projects for $298M
• Oakland expands enterprise zone in Emeryville
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• Celeb Pix: Shakira takes it off in New York
• Rocket Fuel raises $10 million
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• Hewlett-Packard finishes buying Fortify Software
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Hoff's off -- David Hasselhoff first to leave DWTS
• Paul McCartney picks HP for his digital library
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• Larry Ellison sells 1 million Oracle Corp. shares
• SF Public Health honcho Mitchell Katz may head LA’s health department
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• Restoration Hardware to file for IPO
• VideoEgg-SixApart merge, form SAY Media
• Sharp buys Recurrent for $305 million
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• Clorox to sell auto care businesses for $780M
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• UCSF wins $15.4M grant in step toward 'smart cells'
• Google censors leave China off censorship map
• Palo Alto wants bullet train money pulled
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• Chevron picks up Turkish Black Sea lease
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Chauncey Bailey's family urges judge not to move murder trial; Female jogge
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• Hewlett-Packard, Oracle settle over Hurd
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• Boston Scientific to buy Asthmatx for up to $443M
• Pleasanton officials to vote on suspending outdoor holiday ice rink
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• Live chat: Inside the Raiders with Jerry McDonald, Tuesday at noon
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• Sacred Heart Prep 49, Valley Christian 21
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• San Joaquin's foreclosure drop steepest in U.S.
• Arrest made in Tracy homicide
• Amador Valley 31, Washington 15
• Livermore 40, Dublin 21
• Quarterback David Camarena leads Foothill High to 38-28 comeback victory over James Logan
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• More details on Brown & Toland’s detente with Sutter
• Genentech exec leaving for Rockefeller U.
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• Pleasanton school board candidates agree that alternate funding is needed for education
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• NetSuite to add 150 workers
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• Q-Cells teaming with ATS Automation for Canadian venture
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• Around San Ramon: Arts gala raises money for arts education
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• Livermore man counted as Iraq war casualty
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda police worker accused of embezzlement; Gas scare closes San Bruno school
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• Matson expands China routes
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• ICharts picks new CTO
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• Harman buys Aha Mobile for content capabilities
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• Facebook teaming with Rotten Tomatoes for movie reviews
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• San Joaquin County public health to give out more free Tdap shots
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• TransFair USA changes its name
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• Lawrence Berkeley Lab makes plans for second campus
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• UC Regents approve breaking ground on UCSF’s $1.5 billion Mission Bay hospital
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Guilty verdict in Richmond slaying; Santa Cruz home to best seaside park in the
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• CalPERS told to disclose how it lost $100M
• LoopNet buys land for sale business LandsofAmerica
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• Jockey paralyzed in fall during race at Golden Gate Fields
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• Roadshow: Problems on new I-680 toll lane
• Bill Clinton endorses Jerry Brown
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• Jerry Brown apologizes for Bill Clinton joke
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• FormFactor abandons move to Singapore
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland health workers released from Zimbabwe jail; A place where marijuana, ice
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• Glenborough exec rejoins Grubb & Ellis
• AT&T invests $1.1 billion in California
• Two U.C. Berkeley researchers get $793K biofuel grant
• 'Parent Project' returns to Livermore
• DOJ demands more from HP in Russia bribery probe
• Nearon Sunset secures $26M loan for San Ramon office complex
• Free food scraps recycling advice offered Friday in San Ramon
• EBay wins poison pill suit with Craigslist
• San Ramon historic park seek volunteers at Glass House Museum
• Sales of small businesses down in August
• Third annual 'Wine for a Cure' to benefit cystic fibrosis
• Livescribe raises $39M for smart pens
• Downtown block party will help Tri-Valley Haven
• Glam Media buys Fantastic Zero
• Dublin High School violinist to appear on NPR's 'From the Top'
• Aster Data names new CEO
• Dublin San Ramon Services District seeking public help on refinancing its debt
• Oracle and NetApp drop Sun Microsystems lawsuits
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 2
• BrightSource inks deals with Riley Power for Ivanpah project
• Celeb Pix: Jessica Simpson's outfit, pass or fail?
• iPierian raises $6M more in second round
• Solaria raises another $20 million
• TiVo poll reveals ‘Snooki fatigue’
• UnitedHealthcare of Northern California has new regional CEO
• Jennerex nets equity, drug licensing deal
• New Alameda County court aims to help mentally ill
• Mark Hurd's Oracle bonus up to $10M
• Well-funded preschool programs reduce crime, report says
• Livermore children's fair to feature food, games and bicycles this weekend
• Jamba Juice to sell 13 Florida stores
• Delta talks going on behind closed doors
• West routs Atwater in nonleague sophomore football
• Cisco and distributor to pay $48M in DOJ case
• HP sues ex-CEO Hurd over new job at Oracle
• Police say they are closing in on suspect in Livermore beating
• Expensify raises $5.7 million
• Roadshow: Are slowpokes in the fast lane road boulders or safe drivers?
• Erskine raises money for veterans
• UTStarcom gets $36.6M investment, new CEO
• Livermore water manager deals in sewage by day, wields paintbrush by night
• Long awaited Pleasanton development moves toward construction
• Onyx strikes cancer drug deal in Japan
• Flashing mobile billboard in Bay Area poses questions during Jewish holidays
• /Celeb Pix: Who is the sexiest cast member of "Glee"?
• Grocery stores preparing for a food fight in Bay Area
• Around Dublin: Outmatched by the hiking seniors
• Traffic heavy on I-580 in Livermore after big-rig crash
• Livermore man charged in stabbings
• Should California teachers be graded by students' scores?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay rock star offers reward for stolen guitar; Google unveils 'Google
• Marijuana bust underway near Bollinger Canyon
• Read transcript: Prep Corner Live! chat with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, Sept. 8
• Zoran to buy Microtune for $166M
• Bruised consumers shun credit cards, prefer prepaid ones
• Symphony Services buys CoreObjects
• Emeryville's Zogenix plans $90 million IPO
• Netflix inks deal to show movies early
• HUD gives state $149M for housing program; Bay Area gets $8.5M
• Pirates of Emerson walk plank -- to Pleasanton
• Cleantech VC investment up $311M in Q2
• Local unions hit the grills for Labor Day campaign, backing Brown, Boxer, Lee, McNerney
• HP sues to block Mark Hurd going to Oracle
• Berkeley Lab building to open early, saving $500,000
• A’s pick architect for San Jose baseball stadium
• Ellison says HP is torpedoing partnership
• SmartMeters, gadgets at odds?
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom robbed at gunpoint, thousands taken
• Brown makes a populist appeal in Labor Day kickoff
• Local tax measures crowd ballot as voters asked to foot bill for budget crisis
• Bay renaissance picks up speed with wetlands restoration along Dumbarton Bridge
• Increasing number of San Joaquin County youths charged as adults in crimes
• Diagnosis slow in 8 California whooping cough deaths
• End of summer marks beginning of deer hunting season
• Chevron gets China drilling rights
• San Ramon Valley emergency preparedness fair on Saturday
• A million hours worked at oDesk in August
• Police: Livermore father stabbed his son 11 times during fishing trip
• UPEK sold to AuthenTec
• Medical condition led to fatal crash, Tracy man's lawyer says
• Computer History Museum adds former Sun CTO to board
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man found dead outside party was shot; Suspected drunken driver caught after low
• Chevron may be seeking exemption from state environmental laws for its refinery rebuilding project
• UCSF nets $15.1M in NIH grants to study personalized medicine
• California High beats Washington with balanced offense in season opener
• Stiff challenges ahead for governor, Senate contenders
• 'Flight 93' motorcycle ride to make Union City stop
• Political Blotter: DiFi to co-chair campaign against legal pot
• Oakland Pride celebrates LGBT community for first tme in six years
• BART tram's critics crunch numbers
• Search of landfill for missing Hercules man enters third day
• Visitors get a taste of the grape at Harvest Wine Celebration
• 'Black Widow' bests San Jose's Joey Chestnut in wing-eating contest
• California high court to hear arguments Wednesday on governor's furlough power
• Menlo College deemed among region's best
• Chief engineer who covered up cargo ship's oil dumping sentenced to probation
• Wildcats run over Riordan, 36-14
• Rise of a 'ganjapreneur'
• Koch brothers donate $1 million in support of Proposition 23
• Bicycle coalition shows off real pedal power pulling a pro-green, two-wheeled move
• Thousands at state Capitol rally against gay marriage, abortion
• Two plane crash victims identified as investigation begins
• Roadshow: No chance of banning big rigs on Highway 17
• San Joaquin to improve fence at juvenile camp
• One of continent's rarest mammals, Sierra Nevada red fox found near Sonora Pass
• Craigslist adult-services sections shut down in U.S.
• Great white shark seen at Doran Beach
• Pet of the Week: 'Hey, Bert!'
• Valley Stars
• Around Livermore: Andrew Gomez's memory lives on
• Give 'Em Hill: The road home is paved with crunchy Cheetos
• Artist brings life to BART stations
• Livermore father stabs son 11 times during fishing trip
• Livermore protesters target 'Machete' film as 'anti-white'
• Reports: HP's Hurd may land at Oracle
• One dead in possible hit-and-run in Livermore
• Scottish festival invades Pleasanton
• Craigslist kills "adult services" section
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• Swords to Plowshares awarded $1 million to help vets
• Sales of "Medal of Honor" video game blocked on U.S. military bases
• Photo slide show: High school sports: The football season begins
• Granada 27, Patterson 6
• Northgate 48, Dublin 7
• Brown, Latino leaders fire back at Whitman
• Firehouse Arts Center nears opening events
• Search for missing Hercules man turns to Bay Point landfill
• Police release sketch of teen who assaulted 89-year-old woman near Livermore trail
• Wells Fargo names chief administrative officer
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay preschoolers get head start on technology; Santa Cruz police get help p
• CarePayment buys Vitality Financial
• Facebook testing Twitter-like 'Subscribe' feature
• Yahoo teaming with Vestel Group to bring Web to TV in Europe
• Blog host Vox to close down
• Nanosys opens Korean facility
• YouTube likely profitable this year
• Topcon expands in Europe
• Offerpal names new CEO, again
• Foreclosures' heavy toll on health
• Marijuana workers in Oakland join Teamsters
• Court won't force Brown, Schwarzenegger to defend Prop 8
• California schools to receive federal boost
• Pleasanton hosting DUI checkpoint Friday night
• Roadshow: Pros, cons of metering lights
• Livermore woman pleads not guilty to charges of sex with teenage boys
• Roche launches cost-cutting, product study
• Another Spare the Air alert called for Friday
• Sept. 11 remembrance event in Danville
• Students sickened by drug-laced brownie in Danville
• Meg Whitman dismissed as juror in child-molestation case
• Bagpipers, Marines lead parade to celebrate Scottish games' start
• 'Problem bears' on the rise in the Tahoe area
• New track for Livermore school a gift from community, parents
• Sierra campground open again after plague risk
• Celeb Pix: Sofia Coppola premiers 'Somewhere' in Venice
• Lottery to be held to attend gubernatorial debate in San Rafael
• CHP holding DUI checkpoint Sunday afternoon near Livermore
• Sacramento picks up the pieces the day after marathon lawmaking session.
• Independent probe finds no problems with technology of PG&E's Smart Meters, but PG&E bl
• Silicon Valley temp jobs on the rise
• San Jose: Broken sewer line is source of airport stink, official says
• Bunny adoption fair this weekend in Dublin
• Celeb Pix: Michael Jackson's `Thriller' is still a scary good time
• Labor Day travel expected to be higher than last year
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Crash means free beer on Highway 17; Deadly plane crash in Redwood Shores lagoon
• Republican lawmakers urge governor to appeal Prop 8 ruling
• Final touches coming to new toll lane on I-680
• San Francisco donor fulfills wish lists of 1,000 California teachers
• 11th District candidates close in poll
• Magnitude 3.3 quake reported near San Pablo
• Attack by victims may have led to Hercules killing, police say
• Boxer, Fiorina trade political jabs in senatorial debate
• Pleasanton man arrested on suspicion of seriously injuring ex-girlfriend
• Children's Fairyland turns 60
• Autodesk invests in Vela Systems
• HP raises 3Par bid to $2.1B, Dell pulls out
• Ross Stores sales jump again
• Chevron drills Canada’s deepest offshore well
• Report finds PG&E smart meters accurate
• Gap’s sales flat in August
• Synopsys wraps up $315M Virage Logic buy
• Bay Area route for high-speed train selected -- again
• Cisco Systems to buy Arch Rock Corp.
• VC Joanna Rees in chase for S.F. mayor
• Crews repair gas leak at San Ramon school
• Inflection raises $30 million Series A
• Another Spare the Air alert called for Thursday
• East Bay Grape growers hope the cool, late season will mean spectacular wines
• This Valley Life: Oakland A's promote organ donation
• Event for dog owners Oct. 17 at Hap Magee Ranch Park in Danville
• Meg Whitman admits to attorneys this isn't a good time to serve on a jury
• Scottish games kick off with parade down Main Street on Friday afternoon
• Meg Whitman to find out today whether she'll spend next month in jury box
• Bill to raise kindergarten start age heads to governor
• Apple iPod event: Jobs takes the stage to show new products
• SF to offer more efficiency rebates
• Sharks president Greg Jamison stepping down.
• BRE Properties buys two Calif. sites for $185M
• UnitedHealth to loan $10M, give $1M to help California’s critical access hospitals
• Re-entry prison facility on hold because of site issue
• InsWeb to buy Potrero Media Corp.
• Spare the Air alert called for Wednesday
• Danville woman is 105 years old, and still no vices
• Cellerant Therapeutics wins $153M Contract for radiation treatment
• Boxer lays out economic plans in SF speech
• Two-day Harvest Wine Celebration offers wine from 41 Livermore area wineries
• Report: HP’s Hurd rewarded for big layoffs
• Caltrans engineer pleas guilty to bribery in bid rigging case
• Wineries come in all shapes and sizes
• AC Transit considers slashing weekend service
• Abercrombie & Fitch hit with bias lawsuit from Muslim job applicant
• Bonilla pledges to fight for public education
• Contra Costa candidate TV airings change
• Peralta college district report should remain closed, judge rules
• Celeb Pix: Natalie Portman heats up Venice Film Festival
• California legislators race through waning hours of session
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Apple unveils new iPods, iTunes and Apple TV; Streetcars may return to Redwood C
• Bill granting carpool stickers to plug-in hybrids signed into law
• Tesla gets sportscar subsidy in Japan
• Legal group seeks to compel state to defend Proposition 8
• Kaiser Permanente launches new $53M “Thrive” ad campaign
• Folsom prison still on lockdown 4 days after riot
• Jonathan Yorba named CEO of Mexican Museum
• Judge again puts California's effort to resume executions on hold
• Propel gets $10.9M for alt fuel pumps
• California lawmakers reject open-carry gun ban
• Hotel Monaco sells for $68.5M
• Meg Whitman could serve on jury in molestation trial
• Small business owners sour about economy, don’t plan to hire
• Authorities find bodies of missing Vallejo women linked to Hercules homicide suspect
• Recurve replaces CEO
• Hewlett-Packard and VMware team up on ‘cloud’ software
• Schwarzenegger chides lawmakers on budget
• Two Alameda County transportation agencies to merge
• Dynavax gets grant for hepatitis B work
• 11th District Assembly candidate Bonilla says she'll fight hard for education
• Mercedes with Tesla batteries to debut in Paris
• Rollercoaster pension spiking bill passes major hurdle
• Virgin America sets flights to Mexico
• Retailers push sponsored bill to avoid California environmental law
• Air Force contract could mean $800M for Hewlett-Packard
• Looming tax cut debate already ripples through Boxer-Fiorina race
• Best reader photos: Smiling swimmers, squirrel so close yet so far, beautiful Mt. Diablo and more
• VMware to buy Integrien and TriCipher
• California lawmakers pass bill to quiet motorcycles
• New trial date, judge for Livermore doctor accused of molesting patients
• Anne Marie Fuller: A Grand new season
• Warnings posted after shark sighting at Pacifica beach
• Celeb Pix: Kelly Brook's hot bike ride
• Frozen bars with possible typhoid link recalled
• Bawseball association says it is being forced out by The Athenian School
• Psst! Hey, isn't that potential juror Meg Whitman?
• Pleasanton candidates highlight need for affordable senior housing, a more efficient planning proces
• Roadshow: More road work looms along Interstate 680
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Some East Bay students putting in long hours at school; Thousands on Peninsula l
• Qantas flight returns to SF with engine trouble
• Digg hires Amazon vet as CEO
• Pleasanton attracting new corporate residents
• SVB Financial names president
• Commercial real estate firms jostling in East Bay turf war
• University of California $21 billion short on retirement funds
• Scottish games are brawn, history and merriment
• Berkeley Rep snaps up $6M industrial building in West Berkeley
• Institutional Venture Partners raises $750M fund
• BankServ buys Zions’ NetDeposit
• Bank of Alameda posts Q2 loss
• HP pays $55M to settle lawsuit
• Achaogen nabs $64.5M biothreat contract
• S.F. names new econ development chief
• Intertrust picks up SeeqPod search algorithms
• Roadshow: American drivers get a rave review
• Report: California beach health testing slumps
• Survey: California gas prices down about 7 cents in 2 weeks
• Pleasanton community celebrates birth of a new Torah
• Political Blotter: Facebook takes heat for banning pot legalization ads
• San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors will consider response to grand jury report
• Death row inmate, 70, found dead at San Quentin
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Rocks thrown through window of NAACP chapter; Funding issues put squeeze on scho
• Intel to buy Infineon's wireless unit for $1.4B
• East Bay 8-year-old catches shark on his first fishing trip
• EndoGastric raises $30M
• S.F. Fed says immigrants are good for the economy
• Schwab to buy Windward Investment for $150M
• Google and AP bury the hatchet
• Hewlett-Packard OKs $10B share buyback
• Judge OKs pension reform for S.F. ballot
• Professional Bowlers Association tour returns to Dublin
• Google invests in Mid-Pen housing
• Photo slide show: The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards
• Women’s pro soccer cuts staff, reorganizes
• Shoppers find bargains in Niles
• San Jose officials tout their plan to woo A's, but hurdles remain
• Oakland insists it's still in mix to keep A's
• Tim Hunt: Early days in the valley
• Valley Stars
• Jerry Brown's years as Oakland mayor set stage for political comeback
• Photo slide show: San Francisco 49ers get preseason win over the Oakland Raiders
• Roadshow: Lower the fine for rolling through a red light on a right turn?
• California ski-slope helmet law goes to the governor
• Officer-shooting suspect arrested near Mexican border
• Steve Wozniak to speak at opening of new S.F. biz school
• The high cost of traffic crashes
• Pleasanton's election season kicks off with Monday candidate debate
• Wine bottle reuse firm crops up in Napa County
• Roadheader carves out first few feet of Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore
• Church court rebukes, praises Bay Area minister for same-sex weddings
• Pleasanton tire store uses solar power to reduce energy bills
• Pleasanton hosts panel discussion on green vehicle alternatives on Saturday
• Bay Area insiders trade 100M shares
• Ray Johnson to head Sonoma State’s Wine Business Institute
• Title Nine opens two stores in Chicago
• Congressman McNerney presents WWII veteran with service medals
• Dell, HP bidding war for 3Par continues
• Three arrested in fight that injured one at Livermore shopping center
• Zuora announces expansion
• DUI checkpoint Saturday night in Livermore
• FDA kicks breast cancer drug back to Genentech
• Livermore residents discuss concerns about potential BART alignment
• Weak PC demand dents Intel's Q3 revenue
• San Ramon Valley school board candidates say 'everything is on the table' when it comes to
• Google upgrades Realtime Search
• Celeb Pix: Kate Perry in a tutu, cute or sad?
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Katrina 5-Year Anniversary
• Election season faces East Bay voters
• Tracy shopping center closed for several hours as police check out suspected bombs
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man pleads not guilty to sex assaults; Nanny allegedly writes herself an $18,500
• Burglary suspects lead police on pursuit from San Ramon to San Leandro
• Gap opens U.K. shopping site
• Livermore soccer coach arrested on suspicion of possessing/distributing child porn
• A-Cup backers recruit organizing committee
• Salmonella discovered in chicken feed
• FAA finishes $14.5M SFO runway upgrades
• Lobbyists hope efforts can sack California bill
• Sonoma Valley vintners name Maureen Cottingham executive director
• Colorado won’t join Pac-10 until 2012
• Opentable samples limited-time dining deals
• Stantec to buy S.F.’s Anshen and Allen
• Bill would slash fine for drivers' 'California stop'
• Lengthy ballot to cost voters time -- and money
• Hewlett-Packard buys Stratavia
• Union, data system faulted for California's loss in federal education-grant contest
• Celeb Pix: Is Jessica Alba too thin?
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports
• San Jose airport has fifth most laser strikes on planes
• Pleasanton planning commission OKs city's second Safeway store
• Around Dublin: Free education's big bite
• CSU accused of improper management of public funds
• DUI suspected after truck crashes into San Ramon house
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cal president booted from $13,000-per-month home; Witnesses of concert suicide g
• California OKs 13.4 percent Anthem rate hike after controversy
• The community is invited to celebrate the creation of a new Torah
• Roadshow: Merging deserves No. 1 spot on pet peeves list
• Get the lowdown on the high holy days at Temple Beth Emek
• Mavericks Surf Ventures gets recommendation for contest permit
• Livermore police looking for boy who crashed car into house after pursuit
• BART spent $6 million in response to Grant shooting and aftermath
• BART board votes to delay small fare increase scheduled for 2012
• Santa Clara County sounded egg alarm
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Laser strikes a threat to planes flying in Bay Area; Police seeking killer of 13
• Marshland restored in North Bay as tides flow in
• California has 2.3M ‘underwater’ homes
• Livermore climbing gym avoids closure for at least one year
• 3Par accepts Dell's $1.6B, but wait ...
• Oakland Zoo home to former movie star chimpanzees
• Marin General sues Sutter to recoup $120M, Sutter to fight back
• Dell ups bid for 3Par over HP's
• HP raises 3Par offer to $1.8 billion
• Oakland Raiders are second-poorest NFL team
• Consumers still in recovery mode
• Cisco Systems to buy ExtendMedia
• Ex-CEO Hurd to sell $30M in HP stock
• Robberies, assaults rose since layoffs, Oakland police union says
• Marin General set to take legal action against Sutter Health
• Revamped plans for Danville downtown redevelopment project receives warm welcome
• McNerney, Harmer debate economy, health care
• Facebook sues Teachbook over name
• Report: Andreessen's firm raising $650M
• School funding delay could force East Bay districts into short-term borrowing
• Roadshow: Driving woes stretch from the Dumbarton Bridge to China
• Counseling for fans who witnessed Mountain Winery concert suicide
• Celeb Pix: Ice-T's wife and sexy models in fishnets
• California Senate approves life sentences for some molesters
• Livermore construction company to pay $3.9 million to settle suit by state attorney general
• Brush fire near Mount Diablo 80 percent contained
• Staples Ranch development clears major hurdle
• Impax fills up Parkinson’s disease test
• TiVo loss balloons to $15.3M, deficit hits $724M
• GoodGuide changes CEOs
• Tesla Motors paid $275,000 fine to EPA
• Robert Kennedy Jr. joins UISOL board
• FibroGen collagen used in corneal transplants
• Cisco: Has the Internet ‘hit a wall’?
• Central Payment charges onto Inc. 500
• Muscle cars make the cut
• Squire Sanders ponders union with Hammonds
• East Bay sizzles, but not for long
• Lumenergi lights up with $12.7M
• Luxury home prices feeling market’s pain
• Zynga sued over 'Mafia Wars' name
• SEIU: Court document suggests NUHW union is nearly destitute
• PlantSense partnership with Black & Decker takes root
• San Ramon residents asked to take part in pool survey
• CIRM still open after fed stem cell policy blocked
• S.F. wants small biz to help cut truancy
• More East Bay students pass state's high school exit exam on first try
• Brother can you spare some volts? Bay Area officials push to build chargers for electric cars
• Forest Home Farms seeking volunteer docents
• California won't get "Race to the Top" school money
• Livermore neighbors fear BART will take their homes someday
• California.pedestrians to get more time to cross streets
• Longtime Alamo resident/historian Virgie Jones dies
• Ban on sewage dumping along California coast to get federal teeth
• Chevron exec got golf discount for friends of Mt. Diablo schools superintendent
• With furloughs back and IOUs looming, Schwarzenegger threatens to hold budget hostage
• Biofuel station opens in Oakland
• Review: Danville's Maria Maria spices up menu, decor
• Pleasanton school board pushes possibility of parcel tax
• Three strikes DUI bill passes Legislature, headed for governor's desk
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police ID men killed in Oakland; County pulls plug on $30 million computer
• California high-school exam rates rising, especially among minorities
• Aubert Wines buys 'mystery' Calistoga winery
• VSS Monitoring raises $20M
• Union Bank opens branch in S.F.’s Laurel Heights
• Skyy Spirits looks to hire, continue growth spurt
• Report: Dell readies new offer for 3PAR
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Teen bicyclist killed in East Bay; Protesters: Why can't women bare breasts
• U.K. panel turns down Avastin
• Wayward Tracy parachute found in Napa County
• Gap's Canadian e-commerce site goes live
• California orders removal of latches on gas pump nozzles
• Three days of closures on Highway 12 begin Tuesday
• HP wins $135M Alabama Medicaid deal
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• Photo slide show: 22-year-old from Mexico crowned Miss Universe 2010
• Lucas seeks to exert "Jedi Mind" control
• Celeb Pix: Nicky Hilton is still alive?
• Dave McElhatton, Oakland native and former Bay Area newsman, dies at 81
• DayStar Technologies loses $12 million
• Hewlett-Packard tops Dell with $1.6B bid for 3Par
• Wilson Sonsini to open second China office
• Berkeley Lab to work with Pressure BioSciences on oil spills
• Livermore Lab: Americans using less energy
• Thief backs truck into Danville store, flees on high-end bike
• Nimbula raises $15 million
• New Warriors owners seeking more investors
• Celeb Pix: Christina Hendricks is No. 1 reason to watch 'Mad Men'
• Like.com acquired by Google
• Berkeley Chamber of Commerce loses CEO
• Danville burglary suspects arrested after diversionary tactic fails
• Weeding out a deal
• Heat wave interrupts Bay Area's cool summer
• Retirees credited with helping broker Staples Ranch deal
• Weeding out a deal
• FDA looking for source of tainted eggs
• Second Spare the Air day declared for Bay Area region
• Roadshow: The top 10 driving peeves
• Chief justice nominee has clear path to California Supreme Court
• Way of the peaceful warrior: fighting gang violence with Native American traditions
• Financial difficulties lead to Bay Area Planned Parenthood shake-up
• California gas prices may ease this fall, then rise in 2011
• Two arrested with guns on Laney College campus
• Jellyfish stings stop Pleasanton woman's try to swim Monterey Bay
• Patelco moves HQ to Pleasanton
• Hometown Hero: Her nonprofit helps with costs of cancer clinical trials
• Presbyterian pastor faces religious trial for performing same-sex marriages
• Concussions among high school football players a major concern
• Report: HP developing ‘triple wide’ TV
• Whitman welfare ads: Demonizing the poor?
• TriNet hires CFO from Cadence Design
• State of pot: Who's lining up for, against legalized marijuana
• Report: Bay Area news icon Dave McElhatton is dead at 81
• Jaycee Dugard case: Law enforcement a year later
• AMD taps top Intel engineer as server CTO
• Nation's Burger restaurant in Pleasanton robbed
• Pet of the Week: Princess Daphne looks for new digs
• Roadshow: Taking a spin around Bay Area chokepoints
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• Dublin San Ramon Services District approves goals for incentive program
• Man arrested on suspicion of shooting, robbing another man in Pleasanton
• Becoming physically fit ... at the hospital
• Photo slide show: Oakland Raiders win in Chicago 32-17
• Landlord OK'd for San Joaquin County housing board seat
• Westamerica buys failed Sonoma Valley Bank
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police car knocks over minivan carrying woman, child; Turf war brewing on Penins
• Around San Ramon: Enrollment boost in San Ramon Valley district
• Bay Area jobless rates up, state steady
• Nebraska man arrested by Pleasanton police for alleged child molestation
• Investors to pour $730M into Sonoma Bank’s parent
• Generic drugmaker aims at Gilead's Hepsera
• Williams-Sonoma reports strong Q2 results
• NASA seeks wakeup song nominations for remaining shuttle flights
• CIRM OKs $243M for stem cell 'disease teams'
• Out-of-state operator chosen for Stow Lake boathouse
• Medicine for less: Discount card could mean big prescription savings in San Joaquin County
• Abercrombie & Fitch to close 110 stores by 2011
• Dublin officials set to give downtown a face-lift
• Report: Second Life's value plunges $100M
• Caltrans to close I-580 at Portola Avenue in Livermore
• East Bay residents launch relief efforts for Pakistan
• Livermore Valley wineries, entertainment in the palm of your hand
• Freedom paramount for East Bay's newest U.S. citizens
• Bay Area and state continue to lose jobs in July
• Roadshow: Cell phone abusers, explain your actions
• Tracy's DUI blood mistake could put cases in jeopardy
• Celeb Pix: Kelly Brook vs. Rebecca Romijn, who's hotter?
• Celeb Pix: Those wacky Kardashian sisters are back, but why?
• Officials: Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs will likely grow
• Marrow drive for Livermore boy with rare disorder
• Bay Area chills out smog formation
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Nokia to buy mobile analytics startup Motally
• Tri-Valley's first charter high school opening
• Interactive textbook maker Inkling gets funding
• Visa, BofA join forces on mobile payments
• Mike Peterson set to become interim CEO at Stanford Hospital
• BioTime raises $9.2M with discount warrant offer
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hundreds of drivers ticketed for cell-phone use; Bay Area home sales hit a 15-ye
• Impax challenges cholesterol drug patents
• Bumper crop of backyard gardens in East Bay
• Gap sees small increase in sales, profit
• Cell phone crackdown nets hundreds of driver citations in Contra Costa
• Safeway asks eScrip participants to devote 1 in 5 dollars to fitness
• Intel to acquire McAfee for $7.68B
• Former City Center broker joins Grubb & Ellis
• Ross Stores profit shoots up in Q2
• Cal biologist in trash-talking fight with Syngenta
• San Ramon man pleads not guilty to DUI, hit-and-run charges in Danville crashes
• Lyris taps Omniture exec as CEO
• Judge won’t reopen bullet train lawsuit
• Bay Area Muslim centers to host open houses for Ramadan
• S.F. Hotel rates show modest gain in June
• Roadshow: Good Samaritans on the road
• General Motors, Sandia Labs look at future of personal transportation
• Dan and Katy Leese, partner, launch V2 Wine Group, acquire Steelhead Wines
• Nine lives, sixth sense: Cat at veterinary clinic seeks out ailing cats
• Environment groups reach settlement over Staples Ranch development in Pleasanton
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Contra Costa to conduct 18-day DUI enforcement sweep
• Budget cuts temporarily close Livermore fire station
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Rape victim's bizarre courtroom confrontation; Details emerge of complaint
• Pressure remains on HP
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• California Supreme Court OKs Schwarzenegger furloughs
• "American Idol" auditions in San Francisco draw thousands of dreamers
• This Valley Life: Going the extra mile for wounded soldiers
• California law targets adults who give alcohol to kids
• FBI: Two questioned over American Airlines threat at SFO
• S.F. area gets $50M for public safety broadband
• Looking for love? FasTrak may have your number
• Expiring tax credits stifle Bay Area home sales
• Two lawsuits filed against Diocese of Oakland
• Now under SAP's roof, Sybase given autonomy
• Egg recall linked to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Snoop Dogg to blow up a truck for Zynga
• Bay Area immigrants face obstacles when they are victims of crime
• Lending Club taps former Schwab exec as CFO
• Celeb Pix: When did Maggie Gyllenhaal start dating a young Jack Nicholson?
• S.F. tech firm facing $10M judgment settles
• Fiorina says NY Islamic center should be moved
• Dublin council urges state lawmakers to pick up the PACE
• Proposition 8 appeal may not boil down to gay marriage question
• Inmate dies after fight with deputies
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• Major delays on I-580 after fertilizer rig overturns near Livermore
• California hotel deals jump 59 percent in 2010
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• Epitomics spins out antibody company
• Photo slide show: Oakland Raiders at the Dallas Cowboys
• HP sued after Hurd departure
• Oracle sues Google over Android IP
• Omidyar Network gives Kiva $5M
• Aqua owner, Quince alum open Union Square pâtisserie
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• Feds award $186M to Bay Area stimulus projects in Q2
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• Brenner stepping down as Breast Cancer Action leader
• Ripon Police Department gets free armored vehicle
• Nude photos, litigation, feds seeking docs - bad HP day
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• Danville resident, racing enthusiast, dies in crash
• VC Third Rock to open office in Mission Bay
• Some Alameda County pools shut down to meet new federal safety regulations
• Oracle sues Google over Android and Java
• UC-Berkeley drops plans to release personal genetic information to incoming freshman
• Roadshow: CHP's purple ribbons promote Kaitlyn's Law
• BART fare reduction proposal dead -- for now
• Large hillside Danville house approved
• Pleasanton police arrest FedEx employee in delivery driver robbery
• State pursues plan to award more money to low-achieving East Bay schools
• Second former Bay Area swim coach accused of abuse
• Gap going global with web sales
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga is almost literally on fire during concert in Los Angeles
• Chevron finds more gas off Australia
• Chilly West, scorching East: There's a link
• NovaBay Pharmaceuticals loses $1.2 million in Q2
• Man fleeing deputies crashes into tree in Pleasanton
• Stanford hires admissions director from Cal
• Oakland’s Alta Alliance Bank opens Los Altos branch
• Taleo Corp. puts Sun’s ex-CEO on board
• Report: Facebook ads to hit nearly $1.3B
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• S.F. restaurateur Ed Moose dies
• Open house Saturday for new Livermore charter school sites
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Kaplan joins Oakland mayoral race; A slice of Manhattan in San Francisco?
• Kaiser Permanente names new chief of HR prior to key union vote
• Correction: Trustee Bill Clarkson
• BP Solar gets new CEO
• Roadshow: Caltrans suspends Highway 17 work
• Numerate, Intellikine end cancer drug deal
• O'Brien to retire as East Bay Regional Park District general manager
• Amgen's Vectibix fails head, neck cancer trial
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton desperate to be Marilyn Monroe
• Nasa's chief technologist seeks to develop transformative programs
• Buck's Kovach tackles startup full time
• Pilot escapes injury in Tracy crop duster crash
• As Whitman and Brown dance toward the political center, they risk alienating their bases
• Supes OK new restaurants for Castro
• Congressman hosting grant workshop Aug. 19 in San Ramon
• Wells Fargo fined $200M for overdraft practice
• S.F. offers $2,500 prize for city tourism app
• Hurd scandal pushes HP back into the middle of public crossfire
• Three incidents tying up southbound I-880 commute
• Not-guilty plea entered in I-580 gunbattle
• Three teen felony suspects briefly escape Alameda County juvenile hall
• Armed suicidal man arrested after five-hour Livermore standoff
• SendMe hires Prosper co-founder as technology chief
• Californians see first income decline since World War II
• Google takes more spy-car heat in Germany
• Oiled birds: How many can be saved?
• Talari Networks raises $10 million
• East Bay drivers facing crackdown on cell-phone use
• U.C. Berkeley’s journalism school ponders price rise
• Alameda County D.A. selected for grant to fight child sexual trafficking
• California loses credit score crown to New Jersey
• California high schools face restrictions on metal baseball bats
• Trulia: ‘no end in sight’ to home price cuts
• Alameda County set to give Tri-Valley roadway a much needed face-lift
• Report: HP Japan underpaid $270M in taxes
• BART has new $4 million surplus to spar over
• Sisters remember younger brother's birthday, weeks after his death in fire
• If the weather behaves, Perseids to bathe Bay Area sky in meteors Thursday
• California crime victims leave $11 million unclaimed in state account
• Tracy pair charged real estate fraud bust
• Need a job? The circus is hiring
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• Roadshow: KNBR's Gary Radnich vs. Mr. Roadshow
• East Bay Muslims prepare for Ramadan
• CHP's cell phone crackdown is today
• Virgin America starts flights to Dallas
• Nanosys ropes in Samsung, $25M
• Raptor PIPE to raise $15 million
• Police raid Google’s South Korea office
• Lawrence Berkeley Lab taps greentech unit boss
• American Bar Association backs same-sex marriage
• Permuto hires Yahoo exec as CTO
• California close to ‘cash crisis’ says controller
• Some California schools make kids 'pay to play' extracurriculars, though it's not leg
• Tesla CEO Musk slams rival Nissan’s batteries
• Virgin-branded airlines begin point swap
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• Gilead facility may get FDA warning letter
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• Free bus rides offered on Interstate 680 between Dublin/Pleasanton BART, Pleasant Hill BART stations
• Marin Healthcare District pays back $12.5M credit line from Marin County
• Expanding ON24 opens Charlotte office
• Celeb Pix: New Victoria's Secret models, hot or not?
• Gap opens Piperlime pop-up store in NYC
• Judge blocks Schwarzenegger furloughs
• Pleasanton housing development headed to court for a third time
• Justice Dept. probes SciClone's China business
• Citibank names Bay Area head of business banking
• Construction work on Santa Rita Road moved to daytime hours
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cruel summer weather has some hot under the collar; Five detained in tourist
• URS sales, profit drop in Q2
• 'Alice in Wonderland' times seven, a marathon through the looking glass
• Livermore woman faces 67 felony counts in sex abuse case
• Ellison email blasts HP board
• 'Alice in Wonderland' times seven, a marathon through the looking glass
• Time running out for homebuyers seeking credit
• Odds of new recession are rising, Fed research says
• Fewer AC Transit drivers call in sick as bus agency resumes old schedule
• Ellison says HP erred with Hurd decision
• Firefighters rescue worker from overturned tractor in Danville
• Hanson Bridgett snags new Sacramento lawyers
• Photo slide show: Bloodsuckers big winners at Teen Choice Awards
• Political Blotter: Sessions hopes Harmer will help GOP retake House
• Slide show: Pleasanton's Paula Creamer celebrates at Disney World
• Roadshow: Why lanes are closed on Highway 17
• Controversial Pleasanton housing project headed back to court
• With L.A.-style carpool lanes, will we sacrifice safety for convenience?
• Candidates may still register for some Tri-Valley elections
• Medicinal marijuana show in San Jose draws thousands
• First 5 puts faith in Leading Ladies program
• Private interest bills still win California legislative support
• Google, Verizon issue net neutrality proposal
• Many Californians with pre-existing conditions will find help in September as a reform takes effect
• Livermore woman facing 67 felony counts in sex abuse case appears in court
• What happened to Hasanni?
• Wells says new regulations to cost $530M
• Dimmer view of Earth
• Hill Physicians absorbs former PIMG doctors, patients
• Bay Area financial columnist Cliff Pletschet dies
• Telekenex raises $5.5M
• Solazyme raises $52M
• Google reportedly buying Jambool for $70M
• Polycom strikes deal with Microsoft
• Spansion files new complaints against Samsung
• Genentech: More study needed on Curis drug
• Tri-Valley bank posts wider loss in Q2
• Work on Caldecott Tunnel's 4th bore starts today
• San Ramon outage to last into evening after car smashes electrical box
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• Vorderbrueggen: City managers pay all over the map
• A family that knows how to party: The Walls family members are in town
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay woman faces charges of having sex with teenagers; 8-year-old hit by tru
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• Chabot College to host video game, anime convention
• Livermore woman arrested on 67 sex charges related to sex with two teenage boys.
• Museum on Main to honor residents
• Bay Area high-speed rail tracks unveiled
• Suspect arrested in Manteca murder
• Key ruling throws out claim that Prop. 25 would protect two-thirds vote on taxes
• Schwarzenegger, Brown file motions to resume same-sex marriages
• Tunneling for Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore to begin Monday in Orinda
• Battle over Brown's frugality heats up
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• Light b rown apple motn found in Tracy just west of Alameda County border
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• Good Technology replaces CEO
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• CHW names Herb Vallier as top human resources executive
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• Zynga confirms Unoh acquisition
• HP's Hurd resigns after sexual harassment probe
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• Booyah's MyTown goes global
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• Project Ready to Learn: Donations are lagging
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• Bay Commercial Bank raises first $18 million
• HP CEO Mark Hurd resigns after sex-harassment investigation
• iPass posts Q2 loss
• HP posts higher earnings, ups forecast
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• Correction: Monte Vista High principal
• 48 arrested in Alameda countywide parole sweep
• Barry Bonds steroids case: Judge sets March 21 date for perjury trial
• Bullet train planners narrow right of way
• Oracle's fine could top $1 billion
• Transbay Terminal closes Friday
• AMB Property offers $300M series of notes
• New AC Transit bus passes for students
• Report: Google to buy Slide for $182M
• Bay Area wealthy sign up to give money away
• Princeton Review deems Cal State East Bay 'Best in the West'
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• Ly Tong, anti-communist activist, pleads not guilty to attack on Vietnamese pop star Dam Vinh Hung
• Richmond parolee sentenced to 22 years in robbery spree
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• Prop. 8 supporters appeal judge's ruling overturning gay-marriage ban
• Dave Newhouse: Picking country music's all-time greats
• Fiorina takes her U.S. Senate campaign to town hall
• Driver charged in Danville hit-and-run "feels terrible," attorney says
• Woman talked down from ledge of Bishop Ranch parking garage
• Bay Area gays, lesbians and supporters rejoice at ruling
• Dublin boy gets his wish for a heart and liver transplant
• Roadshow: Calling 911 to report pot-smoking drivers draws scorn
• Alexza to raise $18M in offering
• California to notify public if sex offenders flee
• Hennessy Advisors sees profit soar
• Whitman: No plans to join billionaires' pledge
• SolutionSet appoints new COO
• Fiorina splits with Boxer on gay marriage ruling
• Gymboree raises Q2 guidance as comps fall 3 percent
• Target plans new Dublin store, work begins at new Oakland and San Jose sites
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• SFMOMA, Cal Academy elect new trustees
• Behringer Harvard acquires San Bruno luxury apartments
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• Impax, Perrigo ink topical drug deal
• Fremont cancer institute wins $34M contract
• Gap sees sales rise in July
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• Cornish & Carey partners with New York firm
• Prop. 8 supporters seek stay of federal judge's ruling before it's released today
• Provade Inc. raises $3 million
• Hercules Technology invests $52M in three companies
• Prop. 8 ruled unconstitutional
• Google alters AdWords policy in Europe
• Tesla Motors Q2 loss triples to $38.5M
• UTStarcom slashes Q2 loss to $9 million
• Kaiser Permanente funds $13M in Q2 community grants
• PG&E Corp. earns $333 million in Q2
• Oakland Mayor Dellums won't run for re-election
• Intel Corp. settles with FTC
• Barney's N.Y. exec named president of Bebe Stores
• San Francisco reups with towing biz AutoReturn
• Oakland airport rolls out security body scanner
• Celeb Pix: Who is the best dressed of 'The Expendables?'
• Coming to a casino near you: Jamba Juice
• Roadshow: Highway 101 upgrade to begin next year in Prunedale
• Stand Down elevates Richmond family
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Business picks up at Port of Oakland; $100 million worth of fake goods seized
• Berkeley attracts DNA samples -- and political heat
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• Pair arrested in connection with indoor marijuana grow in Livermore
• AC Transit says more service cuts may be ahead after court ruling
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• Slaying of Novato girl's killer brings scrutiny on San Quentin
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• Judge rules Proposition 23 ballot language must be reworded
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• State controller orders cities, counties to disclose municipal salaries
• Ellison, Lucas, others pledge billions to charity
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• OneCalifornia Bank awarded USF’s California Prize
• Judge's ruling due in California Prop. 8 trial today
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• YouSendIt raises $15 million
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• Gap moves denim business HQ to L.A.
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• BioMarin drops drug after trial
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• Axicent raises $9 million
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• Genentech pays $12M to expand Seattle Genetics pact
• FBI picks a fight with Wikipedia over seal
• Report: Chevron leaks sulfur dioxide in Richmond
• Glaxo, Five Prime ink drug-discovery deal
• Oakland bank narrows loss in Q2
• Peet’s Coffee profit jumps 25%
• Anne Marie Fuller: Tracy says hallelujah for long-awaited Macy's
• ZipRealty Q2 revenue growth can't stop loss
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brother of Giants player had prior DUI conviction; Band frontman dies in Oregon
• Prop. 8 ruling expected Wednesday
• Equestrians navigate Sequoia Arena in Oakland
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• Poll: Identity, blending in important to Hispanics
• Tri-Valley summer campers debut TV show
• MobileIron raises another $16M
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• Whitman models campaign, vision on New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Pleasanton police looking for pair involved in Sunday night stabbing
• Roadshow: Caltrans, send the Weed Patrol
• California Supreme Court upholds Prop. 209 affirmative action ban
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• Brother of S.F. Giant held in Danville hit-run DUI
• Brother of Giants player had prior DUI conviction
• Jamba Juice sells 13 California shops
• IBM wraps up Coremetrics buy
• Symphony Services hires CEO
• Anacor lands $15M from GSK
• Brown & Toland contracts with SF Health Plan
• Former Mervyn's HQ sells for $5.675M
• Tim Hunt: Forget high-speed rail; government needs to pitch in for BART to Livermore
• Android stomps Apple in Q2 growth
• Math academies + support = change in East Bay student performance
• United American Bank posts Q2 loss on loan losses
• NLRB gives details of big union-representation election at Kaiser
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• Hewlett-Packard settles with DOJ
• Eating away at education: Math doesn't add up when teacher salaries and budget cuts collide
• Oakland airport gets body-scanners
• More heeding the call to priesthood at Menlo Park seminary
• New Resource Bank narrows loss in Q2
• Celeb Pix: David Hasselhoff gets roasted
• Ruling expected today in AC Transit labor dispute
• Blackhawk man gets 15 years for investment scam
• Political Blotter: Boxer leads -- by more than a hair
• Announcement on new `American Idol' judges will have to wait
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• Valley Stars: Valley residents' notable accomplishments
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• Conference in San Ramon helps educators make math and science fun
• NLRB sets Sept. 13 as start for giant Kaiser Permanente union election
• Historic rail corridor gets state recognition
• New principals named for San Ramon elementary schools
• Livermore park district OKs telecom antenna
• Bullet-train seeks $1B in new federal cash
• SoCal law firm opens in Oakland
• Forest City sells interest in San Francisco's Metreon to Westfield for $19M
• Solyndra wins Southern California Edison purchase agreements
• Chevron's Q2 profit jumps on rising energy prices
• Geron gets FDA approval for human stem-cell trial
• McKesson's Q1 profit edges up
• Heffernan Insurance creates 15-broker team for Hispanic market
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
• Door-to-door salesman arrested in Lathrop on suspicion of grand theft
• San Ramon crosswalk saved by concerned residents
• East Bay organ recipients represent state in U.S. Transplant Games
• UnionBanCal swings to Q2 profit
• LS9 finds genes to make fuel from sugar
• Wells debuts global banking group
• Longtime John Muir Health CEO set to retire March 31
• Muni ending paper passes for Clipper cards
• QuinStreet buys insurance.com website
• DOJ sues Oracle, alleges contract fraud
• Emeryville’s SkyRiver sues library giant OCLC
• Lockheed lands $7M U.S. ‘infrastructure disruption’ study
• Jamba Juice sells 25 Washington stores
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• PMI Group loses $150M in Q2
• Alameda County Fairgrounds board of directors accepting applications
• Herbert Crowle, Alameda County's flood control visionary, dies at 94
• Pleasanton school district promotes three to administrator positions
• Doctor saved from Blackhawk blaze thanks 'heroes'
• State Fund taps new CEO
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• One dead, one injured in Manteca shooting
• Dublin boy's dream comes true with San Francisco Giants
• Taleo Corp. loses $1.4M in Q2, CFO leaving
• InterMune: IPF drug months away from 'path forward'
• Schwarzenegger: Furloughs will be back
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• Porsche revs up for race with Tesla
• CHP pays $3.45M for S.F. Marina motel
• GoodData raises $6.5 million
• Warriors sale may close by end of September
• Shipyard approved, Lennar focuses on funds
• LoopNet and CBRE ink agreement
• San Ramon moves forward with growth measure
• PivotLink adds to board
• PMI gives $50,000 to S.F. credit counseling service
• Safeway plans to remodel North Berkeley store
• Around Dublin: FC Gold Pride goalie Brittany Cameron sports Dublin pride
• California cigarette sales fall 8%
• S.F. supes OK 1 tax measure, kill 2 others
• Disney to pay $763M for Playdom
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• BuzzLogic raises $8.8 million
• San Joaquin County pension fund gains $176 million
• GameStop buying Kongregate
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• Safeway to sell up to $500M in notes
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• Hewlett-Packard cuts data center costs in half
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• CloudMade raises $12.3 million
• Solyndra swaps CEOs
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• FDIC sheds light on UCB’s collapse
• Fremont Bank opens Castro Valley branch
• Streetline taps SAP exec as new CEO
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• Citi fixes security hang-up with iPhone
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• San Ramon planning commissioner who opposed growth boundary expansion replaced
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• TurnHere video ad service gets $3M
• S.F.'s cellphone radiation law draws suit
• Webcor and JLL start $55M Moscone job
• Dr. David Druker, longtime CEO at Sutter's PAMF, dies
• Union Bank names N. California market president
• Jackson Square building fetches $14M
• Brown & Toland Physicians hires Michael Gam as CFO
• Post your Bay Area job openings
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• Report: Chevron Kazakhstan venture fined $1.4 million
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• Granada Bowl stays, undergoes renovations
• Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup
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• One suspect shot dead by deputies during pot field raid south of Lake Del Valle
• This Valley Life: Former champion taught life lessons
• Dynavax Technologies adds to board
• BART OKs $62M for Oakland airport route
• Berkeley Lab to help with $122M sunlight fuel project
• S.F. Giants may open 2011 season in Taiwan
• DPR building $188M Facebook data center
• Oakland airport BART extension back on table
• Tethys raises $33M, expands diabetes test market
• Facebook to use Salesforce.com
• Governor pays tribute to advocate for disabled
• Actuate puts former Oracle lawyer on board
• Pandora registers 60 millionth user
• Jive Software raises $30 million
• Waiting period over in Synopsys-Virage Logic deal
• Onyx starts Phase III test of myeloma drug
• NovaBay skin infection drug passes test
• Mattson Technology files for $75M stock sale
• Gladstone inks deal with Danish drug maker
• Oil giants plan ‘rapid response’ to spills
• HP wins $2 billion General Motors deal
• California Bank of Commerce posts Q2 profit
• Project Ready to Learn launches today
• FTC stretches out Intel discussions
• Retailers settle pricing suit with six Bay Area counties
• Sexy startup launches iPad social reader
• People: Lindsay Lohan begins serving 90-day jail sentence
• Yelp launches in Germany
• Whitman team accuses Brown of using staff for politics
• A's moving to San Jose? "Not so fast," says Oakland.
• California names Interstate 680 section after retired Sen. Daniel Boatwright
• Interstate 580 shooting suspect a virtual unknown in tiny former mining town
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• Bay Area experiencing one of the coolest summers in 40 years
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• I-580 commute near Livermore slow after motorcycle crash
• Pleasanton approves deal to end lawsuit over housing in the city.
• Class action suit claims employment discrimination by bus company
• Poll affirms Californians are still pro-choice
• Delta survival requires major cutbacks in water use, state study finds
• New survey says California's child care centers not notifying parents of pesticide use
• Bay Biz Buzz: Macy's to open new store in Tracy
• Circle Bank posts higher Q2 profit
• California teen trades up from an old cell phone to a Porsche Boxster
• Tenants can get stung in foreclosures, too
• Pacific Community Ventures gets $165K in job grants
• Cornish & Carey names new S.F. manager
• A Taste of Terroir pairs food and wine
• Virgin America sets date for Orlando route
• UC's little-known Pavement Research Center results in smooth, safe and silent rides
• Oyster Development buys condo site
• Volkswagen electronics research lab expanding in Bay Area
• FDA panel recommends rescinding Avastin for breast cancer
• Best reader photos: Morning cup of Joe, wrong side of many skunks, comfortable cat and more
• Apple polishes off a shiny third quarter
• Bay Area activist Ly Tong arrested in pepper spray attack on singer
• Europe OKs SAP's purchase of Sybase
• San Joaquin County public health center in Tracy closed
• CyberSource holders approve Visa purchase
• San Joaquin County considers giving up wilderness park
• SuccessFactors completes CubeTree buy
• Contra Costa Water District begins operating new Delta pumping station
• Anthem Blue Cross president departs after rate brouhaha
• San Ramon voters will decide if they want the city to have a say in Tassajara Valley development
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan goes to jail, but she may only serve 14 days of 90-day sentence
• Racial tensions evident, but Mehserle rallies remain peaceful
• Home prices drop again in San Joaquin County
• Lafayette speed climber to make appearances Thursday in Pleasanton and Livermore
• Fly Fishing Show
• Alameda County Spring Home And Garden Show
• UNITS Mobile Storage Shares Holiday Joy, Supports Open Heart Kitchen
• Food Pantry Holiday Hours News - November 5, 2009
• Pleasanton PTA Council Named Outstanding PTA Council For California
• Education Is Good Business - Golf Tournament
• Pleasanton Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• PUSD Special Connection - Two Free Classes
• PUSD Connection - March 27, 2009
• PUSD Connection - March 20, 2009
• Pleasanton Middle School to Hold Surprise Assembly Honoring Students
• PUSD E-Connection - March 13, 2009
• News - High School Hosts Science Olympiad
• PUSD Connection - March 6, 2009
• PUSD Connection - February 27, 2009
• PUSD Connection - Two Board Meetings
• Special E-Connection- Workshop on Youth and Drugs
• PUSD Connection - February 20, 2009
• PUSD Connection - February 12, 2009
• PUSD Competition Civics Teams Place 1st and 2nd In State
• PUSD Students to Deliver Valentines to Neighbors
• PUSD Connection - February 5, 2009
• PUSD Connection - January 30, 2009
• Special PUSD - Connection: Budget Workshop
• PUSD Connection - January 23, 2009
• Pleasanton Unified To Host Two Community Forums on Budget Crisis
• PUSD Connection - January 17, 2009
• Pleasanton Unified School District News - January 15, 2009
• PUSD Connection - January 9, 2009
• PUSD Connection - December 18, 2008 Update
• Students host Luncheon for Seniors
• PUSD Connection - December 12, 2008 Update
• Final Judgment in Case Between PUSD and Developers
• PUSD Physical Fitness Test (PFT) Results 2008
• Special E-Connection : Alisal Lockdown
• Pleasanton Unified School District Newsletter - September 19, 2008
• Combined 2008 California High School Exit Examination Results
• John Petrocelli Pleasanton Real Estate Professional earns EcoBroker® designation
• PUSD personnel changes
• Excellence in Education Award from Pleasanton PTA Council
• PUSD Congratulates Graduates
• The 1st Totally "Green Community" in California
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• Release of 2007 API Base Scores for Pleasanton Unified
• Two Pleasanton Schools Named California Distinguished Schools
• Country Folk Art Show
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