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• SF Giants get positive news on right-handed starter as opening series looms
  SAN FRANCISCO – Alex Cobb should be available to pitch this weekend but manager Gabe Kapler stopped short of s…
• Santa Cruz man alleged shooter in Hard Rock Tahoe homicide
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• Photo | The calm before the storm
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• Photos | Loma Prieta District Pinewood Derby: Off to the races
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• Crews demolish historic Monterey Bay pier, in danger of collapse after January storm damage
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• Capitola City Council gives nod to village parking fee increases
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• Immanuel Quickley scores career-high 40 points in blowout victory over lowly Rockets
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• Union City: Traffic collision claims pedestrian’s life
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• Sergio Romo bids farewell to SF Giants fans with one final outing
  SAN FRANCISCO – Sergio Romo had just given up an RBI single to Carlos Pérez and…
• Student cited for bringing weapon to Palo Alto school
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• The 10 most expensive homes that reported sold in Danville, San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton the week of March 20
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• Column: Jed Hoyer did things his way — and now the Chicago Cubs president awaits the results
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• Grayson Rodriguez, Orioles’ top pitching prospect, won’t make starting rotation to begin season
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• Cruzio Newsletter #214
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• Massive Storms Are Expected — Internet Outages Possible
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• Nashville Shooter Kills 6, Including 3 Children, at Covenant School
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• South Carolina Powers to a Third Straight Final Four. Virginia Tech Makes Its First.
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• Netanyahu Cannot Be Trusted
  The Israeli prime minister has become an irrational actor.
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• Hoping for a Comeback in a Town With Little to Come Back To
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• Netanyahu Attempts Another Juggling Act, Maybe His Toughest Yet
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• Inside the U.S. Pressure Campaign Over Israel’s Judicial Overhaul
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• Biden calls on Congress to pass an assault weapons ban. That is unlikely.

• North Korea asserts first evidence of tactical nuclear weapons
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• Afghanistan: Girls' education activist arrested by Taliban
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• Nine year old among dead in Tennessee shooting
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• Amateur Australian gold digger finds massive nugget
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• Searching for my roots in an Algerian cemetery
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• Lebanon crisis: The Syrian refugees recycling to stay alive
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• Santa Cruz County, Kaiser Permanente draft care agreement for low-income residents
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• Pajaro flood victims start long road to repairs
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• Rail-trail permits approved in Santa Cruz, part of Live Oak
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• Underground power line project starts small in Santa Cruz Mountains
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• Flood victims take refuge in South Santa Cruz County shelters
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• Flood risks return to Soquel, Capitola, Watsonville, Felton
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• California Local's Spring 2023 Roadmap
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• Did Peter Thiel Cause the Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank?
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• A Brief History of the Pajaro River
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• In SVB Collapse, Silicon Valley Demands Government Protect it From Itself
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• State Rejects Groundwater Plans in San Joaquin Valley
  Proposals were deemed inadequate for preventing dry wells and sinking land.
• California Storm Paradox: Too Much Water in Reservoirs, Too Soon
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• In a First, Renewables Beat Coal In the US Power Sector In 2022
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• Google's Claims of Super-Human AI Chip Layout Back Under the Microscope
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• Zoom's New AI Features Help You Catch Up On Meetings You're Late To
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• Lebanon Reverses Decision To Delay Daylight Savings Time Change
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• US Military Needs 7th Branch Just For Cyber, Leaders Say
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• Plans For Royal Mint NFT Dropped By UK Government
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• Microsoft Says Its New Version of Teams Is Twice As Fast
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• Japan Lawmakers Eye Ban on TikTok, Others If Used Improperly
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