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Two dead, four injured in ‘major gun battle’ in East Oakland, police union says

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By Adalberto Toledo 
| San Francisco Chronicle
A botched store robbery that led to a shootout in East Oakland Wednesday night has left two dead and four wounded, the Oakland Police Officers’ Association told the Chronicle. Oakland police were called to the Cash 4 Gold store at 7110 International Boulevard at about 8 p.m. on reports of a shooting, according to Oakland POA spokesperson Sam Singer. Upon entering the storefront, one of the five men pulled out a gun on the store clerk, prompting the clerk to pull out a firearm as well, Singer said.
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California lawmakers could bail out Bay Area oil refinery to stave off closure Original

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By Adalberto Toledo 
| San Francisco Chronicle
California could pay hundreds of millions of dollars to cover maintenance costs at Valero Energy Co.’s refinery in Benicia in an effort to stave off the plant’s closure, according to Bloomberg. The outlet reported Tuesday that California legislators are in talks to spend between $80 million and $200 million in state funds on the facility, which was built in 1968 and is the sixth-largest refinery in California.
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‘Abandoned ’: As smoke filled train, BART failed to immediately communicate with riders, passenger says

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By Adalberto Toledo 
| San Francisco Chronicle
When smoke filled a BART train that suddenly stopped inside the Transbay Tube last Friday, there were no immediate messages to the passengers aboard about what was going on — causing fear and panic in the underwater passage, according to a letter one passenger sent to BART officials on Wednesday. Now, nearly a week later, BART still has not provided the public with a clear explanation about what went wrong — and whether it could happen again.
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