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A roundup of Bay Area stories making news today.
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The first haul of the commercial crab season should start arriving at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco Friday.
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Bay Area fishermen are gearing up for the start of the commercial crab season. They could start hauling them in as early as Friday.
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Bay Area groups helping with relief efforts stress the importance of making donations for typhoon victims through local organizations.
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Some people who were in the Philippines at the time of the typhoon are finally making it back to the Bay Area.
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Some 49ers players did some fine-tuning tMonday, but it had nothing to do with football plays.
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Aide is starting to reach those who survived the Typhoon Haiyan but it is not enough.
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Here are some events and parades scheduled for Veterans Day 2013.
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Throughout the Bay Area many businesses are offering free food and deals to honor those who have served in the U.S. military this Veterans Day.
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Project PEARLS held a relief drive in San Bruno Saturday to gather supplies for those affected by the typhoon in the Philippines.
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A bright meteor lit up the Bay Area sky Friday for the third night in a row.
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The recreational Dungeness crab fishery opened Saturday and the commercial season is coming soon.
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The CHP is investigating after a pedestrian was struck and injured by a vehicle on the Bay Bridge Sunday morning.
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One in seven Americans receives food stamps and on Friday, those benefits will drop.
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The California Public Utilities Commission Thursday approved new safety rules for BART and other transit agencies.
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Gold Star Moms are outraged the death gratuity funds for military families is frozen due to the government shutdown.
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The Bay Area Air Quality District has $7 million to get higher-polluting cars off the roads.
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A minor earthquake rattled residents in the East Bay and in San Francisco on Sunday evening.
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Young women from around the Bay Area gathered in Sunnyvale Tuesday to learn how to shape a bright future.
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Here is a list of Bay Area locations currently closed because of the federal government shutdown:
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San Francisco's District Attorney's Office has been awarded a grant for $1 million to help reduce crime in the Bayview district.
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A plan that could replace a soccer field and natural habitats with parking spaces for the new 49ers stadium is stirring up controversy.
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Emergency personnel trained with military aircraft as part of a drill to prepare for a potential large-scale disaster.
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A new high-end shoe boutique in Sausalito plans to give a portion of their proceeds to a different breast cancer charity every month.
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More than 2,000 bargain hunters llined up at the new Nordstrom Rack that opened in Contra Costa County on Thursday morning.
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The Bay Area is remembering the nearly 3,000 people who died in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, 12 years ago Wednesday.
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In the 12 years since Sept. 11, tighter security has become a part of our everyday lives.
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Some Bay Area dog owners are howling mad over a new proposal to keep canines out of certain parks and beaches.
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Caltrain is increasing the daily parking lot rate to $5 starting on Sunday to cover parking lot maintenance fees.
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No charges will be filed in the case of a San Francisco police officer arrested last week on suspicion of child molestation in Concord.
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San Francisco, San Jose and three Peninsula cities kicked off a new regional bike sharing program on Thursday.
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A San Francisco police officer was arrested in Concord last week for alleged child molestation, Concord police said Thursday.
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Map of the Rim Fire burning in Tuolumne County, Mariposa County, and Yosemite National Park
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To adopt this week's adorable Perfect Pet, call the Peninsula Humane Society at (650) 340-7022.
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A group of 16 people who had one of three winning tickets in last week's Powerball jackpot have come forward to claim their prize.
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A countywide gun buyback event is being held at three East Bay locations on Saturday.
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The Goodwill is close to getting the all-clear from a bed bug scare that has shut down two Bay Area warehouses for nearly a week.
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Exterminators are investigating after bed bug scare at two Goodwill warehouses in the Bay Area.
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