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Possible and on testing the American People really deserve to know that when we began, as you said, mr. President it, was literally a standing start. We didnt have information on the coding of the coronavirus until midfebruary but americas cdc labs and Public Health labs did their level best. By the end of february we had done less than 10,000 coronavirus tests but as you Just Announced a few moments ago, last week we cleared 100 million tests all across the country. It is extraordinary. We have...

Right to voice their frustration. Reporter city says that it is ready. Kenneth craig for cbs3 Eyewitness News. And we have some break news in another high profile case, prosecutors in tulsa, oklahoma have charged a white Police Office shore fatally shot an unarmed black man with first degree manslaughter. Officers betty shelby shot and killed 40 yearold terence croucher on september 16th. Video of the shooting shows croucher walking away with shelby with his arms in the air. Wife of the accused ...

The following arrests were made recently by local police departments. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.

SF community groups are eyeing improvements for Harvey Milk Plaza, and leaders hope to turn the Castro space into a destination befitting of its iconic namesakes outsized legacy in The City and beyond.

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A new study just out in Science suggests that we will have an increase in lightning strikes of about 12 percent for every degree C of global warming. That could add up. From the abstract:

The next round of rain in San Luis Obispo has already arrived, but leaders of the Central Coast Veterans Memorial Museum say they are still trying to recover from the last storm.

Four New Jersey Dunkin Donuts stores have been sued over burns from hot coffee in recent months. How likely is it the plaintiffs will win?

Bruce Pettit, a City Hall and political reporter with the Bay Area Reporter from 1977 to 1979, died January 20, just 11 days shy of his 77th birthday.