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An Iconic Dublin Restaurant Has Closed After 27 Years
DUBLIN, CALIFORNIA — A longtime Dublin Italian restaurant has quietly closed its doors after serving the community for 27 years.…
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An East Bay BART Station Is Losing Over 200 Parking Spaces
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA — Drivers who use one popular East Bay BART station will soon have far fewer places to leave…
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A Trendy New Fitness Studio Wants to “Rok” You in Lafayette
LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA – A familiar downtown Lafayette storefront is preparing for a decidedly more energetic second act. BODYROK, a fast-growing…
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New California Law Could Raise Grocery Bills by $948+ Per Year, Experts Warn
CALIFORNIA STATE — A sweeping California packaging law could eventually add as much as $948 per year to the average…
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We’ve Got an Official Opening Date for Walnut Creek’s Super Luxe Mattress Store
WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA — Walnut Creek’s newest mattress showroom now has an official opening date. Saatva will open its new…
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7 Fun Things To Do in the 925 on Labor Day Monday
The biggest Labor Day weekend festivals may wrap up on Sunday, but the 925 still has a surprisingly full calendar…
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First Look: San Ramon’s Popular New Taco Shop, With Strong Oakland Roots
SAN RAMON, CA — Rico Rico Taco has officially brought one of Oakland’s most celebrated taco counters through the Caldecott…
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Never Turn Your Back on the Ocean — 10-Foot Waves Threaten Bay Area Beaches This Weekend
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – A pair of distant hurricanes is sending powerful swells toward Northern California, creating potentially dangerous conditions…
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Nearly a Dozen Danville Businesses Were Hit in a Predawn Burglary Spree
DANVILLE, CALIFORNIA — At least 11 Danville businesses were burglarized in a sweeping series of predawn break-ins that left restaurants,…
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How Can Developers Legally Build Giant Buildings That Break the 925’s Local Zoning?
WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA — When a developer proposes an eight-story building on land with a 50-foot height limit, the obvious…
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