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By: Sharon Song
SAN FRANCISCO - New figures show the number of cities where entry-level, starter homes cost a million dollars or more has hit a record high in the U.S., with California leading the pack. By the numbers:. Since the pandemic, cities with a typical starter home worth $1 million or more...
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East Bay Makers Club fo-founders co-founders Joe Taylor (left) and John Boiles.
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FILE IMAGE - A woman looking at packets of sausages in a grocery store. (Photo by: Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
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The Lafayette, Calif. home was built in 1960 and has had only two owners. (Fusion Media )
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A Bay Area man who has honed some high-level hair-braiding skills, is using his talents to help others like him practice "being the dads our daughters will remember."
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A "for rent" sign posted in front of an apartment building in San Francisco. (Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Eugene Nakamura being honored at a Golden State Valkyries game in San Francisco. (Wade Nakamura)
Janet Criss won in the Emerging Elite division for the 100-meter Nike Outdoor Nationals in Eugene, Oregon in June.
File of an elevator. A woman was sexually assaulted in a downtown elevator on July 4, 2026, Berkeley police said.
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A teen Berkeley swimmer continues to mark monumental aquatic feats around the globe, as she uses each swim stroke to honor those fighting cancer.
