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More than 2,000 SF area businesses closed permanently during pandemic, Yelp data show

More than 2,000 SF area businesses closed permanently during pandemic, Yelp data show

More than 2,000 Bay Area businesses were reported permanently closed since March as the coronavirus damaged t…

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Bay Area residents mostly wear masks and follow coronavirus rules. But there's a big exception

Bay Area residents mostly wear masks and follow coronavirus rules. But there's a big exception

At San Francisco's Glen Canyon Park on a recent day, five friends squeezed onto a picnic blanket, passing out…

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The pandemic crushed vehicle sales in the Bay Area. Then people flocked to 'COVID cars'

The pandemic crushed vehicle sales in the Bay Area. Then people flocked to 'COVID cars'

Jeanmarie Gonzalez used to rely on AC Transit and Muni for her daily commute from Oakland to San Francisco. S…

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How do you make friends during a lockdown? Dating apps

How do you make friends during a lockdown? Dating apps

When recent college graduate Tyrah Green decided to move across the country to Oakland, she knew she would ne…

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California requires masks, but not everyone wears one. Here's how to fix that

California requires masks, but not everyone wears one. Here's how to fix that

Everyone in California is supposed to wear a mask these days - in stores, on sidewalks, when socializing with…

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Google commits over $100 million of $1 billion affordable housing pledge

Google commits over $100 million of $1 billion affordable housing pledge

Google has allocated $115 million out of a $250 million investment fund for affordable housing projects in th…

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Health care workers begin 5-day strike at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital

Health care workers begin 5-day strike at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital

Hundreds of health care workers began a planned five-day strike Monday at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital to pro…

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For Bay Area plant shops, business blooms amid pandemic

For Bay Area plant shops, business blooms amid pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has bankrupted innumerable companies, but it has also created a patchwork of winners…

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Eco-conscious Bay Area reckons with flood of plastic waste as coronavirus wears on

Eco-conscious Bay Area reckons with flood of plastic waste as coronavirus wears on

Before the coronavirus pandemic upended daily life, Min Son Yi tried to live waste-free - and mostly succeede…

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How the pandemic has ravaged SF's Fisherman's Wharf: 'You can't come up with something that's wor...

How the pandemic has ravaged SF's Fisherman's Wharf: 'You can't come up with something that's wor...

Masses of tourists and overpriced crab sandwiches usually keep locals away from Fisherman's Wharf and the Pie…

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How to exercise your online privacy rights in California

How to exercise your online privacy rights in California

If you are a California resident, you have the right to privacy protections for your data under the Californi…

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Need to find a subletter in the Bay Area this summer? Good luck

Need to find a subletter in the Bay Area this summer? Good luck

Summer in the Bay Area usually brings a flood of interns, students and new workers who fill spare rooms and s…

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Ransomware, Data Breaches Expose Gaps in Cyber Insurance Market

Ransomware, Data Breaches Expose Gaps in Cyber Insurance Market

As U.S. companies grapple with cyber crime costs, indiscriminate ransomware attacks, and hundreds of millions…

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Cybersecurity Workers Shouldn't Need College Degrees, DeVos Says

Cybersecurity Workers Shouldn't Need College Degrees, DeVos Says

Cybersecurity jobs should be open to people with nontraditional educations, including those without a four-ye…

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Companies Ping Users on Breach Lists as Leaked Logins Flood Web

Companies Ping Users on Breach Lists as Leaked Logins Flood Web

Email inboxes can be prime hunting grounds for hackers and scammers trying to sneak into user accounts and st…

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NYC Pushing Ahead With Cashless Retail Ban, Joining Neighbors

NYC Pushing Ahead With Cashless Retail Ban, Joining Neighbors

New York City is finalizing a plan to ban cashless stores at places such as Amazon Go and joining a growing l…

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Old homes, high poverty make Philadelphia housing less than affordable for some

Old homes, high poverty make Philadelphia housing less than affordable for some

In cities such as Boston, New York, and San Francisco, affordable housing is increasingly scarce. Across the …

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Pa. politicians weigh in on 'zero-tolerance' policy that separates migrant families

Pa. politicians weigh in on 'zero-tolerance' policy that separates migrant families

Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Bob Casey called the Trump administration's policy of separating undocumented migrant …

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Warner Bros. sends cease and desist for Harry Potter fest, but Muggles can't stop magic-themed fa...

Warner Bros. sends cease and desist for Harry Potter fest, but Muggles can't stop magic-themed fa...

Come October, no wizards will apparate to attend Dumbledore's Greeting or the Death Eater's Dance Party on Ch…

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