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Reporter for CBS News Bay Area. 2x Emmy winner, 8x LA Press Club winner, 5x RTNA Golden Mike winner. @columbiajourn grad. Agents: UTA
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Bay Area’s pioneering vegan convenience store sold in multimillion-dollar deal

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By Itay Hod Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Itay Hod on September 1, 2026 Tags: Categories: Bay Area News Hangry Planet is the brainchild of entrepreneur Bobak Bakhtiari, who believed the bigger opportunity wasn’t simply serving people already looking for vegan food. It was reaching everyone else. Local News – CBS Bay Area
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Bay Area's pioneering vegan convenience store sold in multimillion-dollar deal Original

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By Itay Hod Verified
| KPIX-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
At least twice a month, Tyler MacNiven of Sunnyvale and his family drive 20 minutes out of their way to go to a gas station. "Oh, there she is," MacNiven said as the family approached their destination on El Camino Real in San Bruno. It's not because of the price at the pump. In fact, the MacNivens don't buy gas at all. "I think it's hilarious that even though we only have electric cars, we still end up going to the gas station," MacNiven said. That's because the real draw here isn't outside.
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Bay Area record stores brace for rush on Dolly Parton's music after her death

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| Action News Now Verified
Click here for updates on this story SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) -- The death of country music legend, actor, and philanthropist Dolly Parton at age 80 has Bay Area music stores scrambling to stock up for an expected rush to buy her music. Thirty-four-year-old Fiona O'Connell-Gates came to Amoeba Music in San Francisco with one thing in mind: finding a little comfort in the country music aisle.
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