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Today in History: April 18, the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
The deadliest earthquake in U.S. history struck San Francisco, followed by raging fires across the city.
Dear Abby: Her air freshener habit has led to an unexpected problem
We can taste how her kitchen smells.
Elon Musk And The Potential Future Of Legal Cannabis
He is global known and helped grow some revolutionary businesses…but will he help the cannabis industry?
San Jose: One injured in fire at Victorian home
The blaze in the first block of North 10th Street displaced seven people.
Sale closed in Fremont: $1.5 million for a condominium
A 2,112-square-foot condominium built in 2022 has changed hands.
Does this winger want to return to the Sharks? Not if it’s like this year
NHL: Nikolai Kovalenko’s future with the San Jose Sharks appears murky at best
49ers sign exclusive rights free agents Pleasants, Tonges
49ers bring back two exclusive rights free agents in tackle Austin Pleasants and tight end Jake Tonges.
California students and faculty join national protest of Trump’s crackdown on higher education
Hundreds of educators, students and local and state leaders gathered at UC Berkeley and San Jose State University to stand up for academic freedom, free speech and diversity.
Fremont resident sues apartment complex after deadly fire
“It’s a fire. People are deathly afraid of fire. The thought of being burned alive, I can’t think of a more horrible death,” an attorney said.
Antioch announces permanent police chief, assistant city manager
Antioch made two key appointments to its leadership by appointing a new permanent police chief and assistant city manager. The city believes the appointments mark a huge step in strengthening leadership in the city.