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California woman who used billboards to find love says her search is over
In an update posted to her website, Catalano said applications are now closed because she has a boyfriend.
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2 California women die after being swept into the ocean
Two young women from Fremont died after being swept into the ocean in Santa Cruz County last week, according to officials.
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ICE officers arrest 2 people at San Francisco International Airport, DHS says
Federal officers arrested two people at San Francisco International Airport Sunday night, according to officials.
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Olympic champion Alysa Liu surprises Jimmy Fallon and gifts him iconic wig
Bay Area’s figure skater Alysa Liu glided onto Jimmy Fallon’s set with an iconic gift.
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Sugarcane grass costumes worn during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show for sale
At least two of the infamous sugarcane grass costumes that were worn by backup performers during Bad Bunny’s halftime show are for sale on eBay.
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Bay Area anti-ICE rally to include ‘Flags in the Stands' during Super Bowl 60
Activists are planning to use the national spotlight of the 2026 Super Bowl to denounce U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and its tactics.
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US Air Force veteran accused of having explicit images of a child enlists with Russian army
A U.S. Air Force veteran and former city councilor in Holyoke, Massachusetts, told his lawyer he joined Russia’s army after fleeing a charge of possessing sexually explicit images of a child.
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NH town manager quits over anti-gay pressure: ‘My son is not an abomination'
Last year, a Littleton, New Hampshire, selectboard member said that “homosexuality is an abomination” and spoke of regulating art on public property, prompting a backlash and now the resignation of the town manager, whose late son was gay.
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Australian Village Scorched by Wildfires Struggles With Loss
Ash Graham’s dog, Kozi, wakes him at 8 a.m., eager for his morning walk. Then Graham realizes he was dreaming, and gets up from the one-man tent he’s been sleeping in each night since a wildfire swept through his village on New Year’s Eve.
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Australia Turns From Defense to Offense in Wildfire Battle
Crews battling Australia’s wildfires said Sunday that they have been able to turn from defense to offense for the first time in weeks thanks to a break in the weather.
