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Cal sports complex delayed again
The University of California, Berkeley has to wait a little longer to start building the campus sports center that spurred an 18-month-long tree-sitting protest and several lawsuits delaying the project.  Judge tosses Savage's suit against Islamic groupA federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by conservative radio talk show host Michael Savage against an Islamic civil rights group over its use of a portion of his show in which he called the Quran a "book of hate."
Rapper facing drug charges after airport arrest
A Bay Area rapper is facing federal drug charges after authorities say he tried to board a flight at Sacramento International Airport with thousands of ecstasy pills.
DNA evidence leads to arrest in 1996 Hayward rape
DNA evidence has helped Alameda County authorities make an arrest in a rape case dating back to 1996.
Trial set in suit to block Delta-Northwest deal
A federal judge has set a trial date for a lawsuit by a group of airline passengers that seeks to block Delta Air Lines Inc. from acquiring Northwest Airlines Corp.
Park Service cleared in probe of oyster farm fight
A federal investigation found no evidence that National Park Service officials tried to prematurely close an oyster company engaged in a dispute with the agency over its ecological impact.
San Francisco officials to move Halloween party
San Francisco officials determined to keep Halloween festivities out of the historic Castro district already are crafting alternate plans.
Tax measures closer to being placed on S.F. ballot
Two measures that would raise taxes on San Francisco businesses, wealthy homeowners and law firms are a step closer to being placed on this fall's ballot.
Sea lion rescued in Santa Clara to be euthanized
Veterinarians say a sea lion rescued after spending weeks trapped in a Santa Clara creek is enduring incurable brain seizures and must be euthanized.
Prostitution decriminalization makes SF ballot
A measure that aims to keep prostitutes from facing criminal charges has qualified for the November ballot in San Francisco.
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