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Fond memories of Washington? #49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan has very few. via @Eric_Branch :
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The 3,000 African American quilts broadens the horizon of art history to include the culture and stories of communities of color. Among the rare works in the collection are quilts made by two sisters from Georgia who had been born into slavery.
The allegations that broke Wednesday morning that @Raiders offensive tackle #TrentBrown was the aggressor in multiple incidents of domestic abuse are the latest disruption for a Raiders team that has seen its share. via @annkillion :
Oakland’s homeless vehicle dwellers exploding: up 131% to 1,430. via @SarRavani :
China 1, NBA 0. The NBA has no winners while it bears the weight of a global fight by tipping its naïve toe in the turmoil, writes @annkillion .
ICYMI | Do earthquakes take you by surprise? Quake science has advanced, yet we still don't have a reliable way of knowing when the Big One will come.
Housley Napa Valley comes with a Hollywood touch: The winery is co-owned by actress @TameraMowryTwo of @TheRealDaytime talk show who also starred in the 1990s sitcom “Sister, Sister” with her identical twin sister.
“I remember you”: Newsom came back to the popular homeless fair he founded nearly 15 years ago as San Francisco mayor. But what he really liked was hanging out with homeless people again.
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#BREAKING : San Francisco will retroactively apply California’s marijuana-legalization laws to past criminal cases, District Attorney George Gascón said Wednesday.
Instead of visiting White House during DC trip, @Warriors meet with @BarackObama . via @Con_Chron :
PG&E will preemptively cut power for more than 800,000 customers across 34 counties in Northern California starting just after midnight. Here's what you need to know:
California will phase out its use of private prisons under a bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. It also makes California the first state to ban the operation of privately run immigrant detention centers.
The Yemeni mother of a 2-year-old boy on life support in an Oakland hospital is being prevented from coming to the U.S. to say goodbye to her son by the Trump administration ban on travel from certain Muslim countries, the family says. via :
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Editorial: #Clinton breaks a #California promise.
PG&E power shut-off: 257,000 Bay Area residents on alert; Alameda County expects 35K cuts.
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