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Oakland Roots will no longer play at Coliseum after this season, team announces Original

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By Carlos Castañeda Verified
| KPIX-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
The Oakland Roots soccer club will no longer play home games at the Oakland Coliseum beginning next season, the team announced on Thursday. The Roots said in a press release that the 2026 season will be the club's last season at the historic venue. The team began playing in the Coliseum in 2025 and at the time the club said the move would be a temporary one while it explored a permanent place to play in Oakland.
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3.5 earthquake shakes portion of California Central Coast

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By Carlos Castañeda Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Carlos E. Castañeda on July 9, 2026 Tags: Categories: Bay Area News A minor earthquake shook a portion of the Central Coast on Thursday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said. Local News – CBS Bay Area
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3.5 earthquake shakes portion of California Central Coast

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By Carlos Castañeda Verified
| MSN Verified
Carlos E. Castañeda A minor earthquake shook a portion of the Central Coast on Thursday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The 3.5-magnitude quake struck at 7:49 in a remote area of San Benito County, about nine miles northeast of Pinnacles National Park and about 18 miles southwest of Hollister along the San Andreas Fault, according to USGS data. The data indicated that the quake was felt in areas around Salinas, Monterey and Santa Cruz, and as far north as Morgan Hill.
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