Bay Area Rain Brings Minor Drops and Delays
A small offshore low brought scattered rainfall to the Bay Area overnight with totals ranging from trace to about 0.39 inches in places. Oakland remained dry at the airport and downtown, while Livermore and Fremont saw modest amounts. Officials say the rain helps agriculture but won’t end the drought, with more potential fronts possible. California highways and BART reported minor weather-related impacts and delays.
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Balentine declines reelection to Newark mayor post
James Balentine announced he will not seek another term as Newark mayor, retiring when his current term ends in March. He cited fatigue with the schedule and late-night calls, saying he’s tired of public duties despite having contributed to regional issues like Dumbarton Bridge replacement and opposing San Jose airport expansion. City Manager Turrolund praised Balentine's leadership and noted his influence on local matters.
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Prince Charles Heads to San Francisco Bay Area Schedule
Prince Charles arrives in San Francisco on a private plane for receptions at the San Francisco Press Club and a Pacific Avenue residence. He then tours the city on a cable car to Bank of America headquarters, Fishermen’s Wharf, the Golden Gate Bridge, and a Bay Area BART ride with a hotel ceremony.
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Daily Review Consolidation and Morning News Continuation
The Daily Review notes a consolidation with The Morning News and continues their regional reporting. It signals merged staff coverage and shared columns while preserving local sections and classifieds. The move aligns with reader expectations for uninterrupted daily news delivery across the merged mastheads.
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Zero attendance day in Fremont schools fuels strike impact
Attendance fell across levels as district teachers struck, with elementary turnout at 7 597 down 2 068 from the prior day and junior and senior classes also dropping. Talks had been called off amid mediation efforts by the Fremont Unified District volunteers Association and the State Education Employment Relations Board.
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House Votes To Let Elderly Earn Any Amount
The House approved raising the earnings limit for elderly Americans from 3 to 5 thousand dollars in 1980 and 5.5 thousand in 1981 and then removing the limit entirely in 1981. The measure included large payroll tax increases and a rejected amendment to mandate Social Security coverage for six million more workers. Supporters argued it would fund retirement programs while opponents warned of higher costs for state and local governments and slower growth.
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American Federation of State
Kaiser plan expands Kaiser Permanente services over three years
The Kaiser Permanente health maintenance plan qualifies for expansion, promising broader Kaiser services within three years. The issue appears in a roundup of plans and upcoming features across pages including AC Transit policy changes and sports notes.
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