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Sports: Giants and A's lose

Also in sports, the Quakes move into first place

Solano County Ends Probe of Problem Pathologist

The Solano County sheriff launched an inquiry after reports that Dr. Thomas Gill had compromised criminal investigations in several jurisdictions.

Opposition Ads Drive Down Support For Tobacco Tax Initiative

Support for Proposition 29, which would tax tobacco to pay for cancer research, has dropped nearly 15 points over the last two months.

Obama Fundraiser Targets Silicon Valley's Asian American Community

Members of Silicon Valley's Asian American community are spending $35,000 a head to attend Thursday's fundraiser.

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Forum With Michael Krasny

The Golden Gate Bridge at 75

On opening day in 1937, the San Francisco Chronicle referred to the Golden Gate Bridge as "a $35 million steel harp." But through the years, the engineering marvel has grown into the Bay Area's shining symbol and signature landmark. We look back at the history of the span and discuss its architectural significance.

Facebook IPO Fallout

Federal regulators are looking into Facebook's initial public offering in light of reports that Wall St. banks may have reduced revenue forecasts just prior to the IPO. Did the banks act improperly, keeping smaller investors out of the loop? We examine Facebook's star-crossed stock debut.

Warriors Moving to SF?

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and the Golden State Warriors are planning to move the NBA team from Oakland to San Francisco. The proposed $500 million, privately financed waterfront arena could open as soon as the 2017-18 basketball season. If the plan goes forward, it would be a blow to Oakland's economy and its loyal fan base.

California Primary: Redistricting and the Races

With a new top-two system and newly drawn redistricting lines, the results of the upcoming June 5 primary are hard to predict. We'll talk with election experts, political players and journalists about the important races to watch. How is redistricting changing the political landscape? And how is what's happening in California impacting the national political stage?

The California Report

Easing Pressure on the Delta

California is always just one long drought away from a crisis. At the center of the state's complicated and aging water system is the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Polls show many Californians aren't sure what or where the Delta is -- but the fate of cities, farmers and even fish depends on it. Efforts to relieve some of that pressure on the Delta often result in political deadlock. We look at the latest effort to break the Delta log jam.

CSU Faculty Approve Limited Strike Plan

Faculty at the 23 California State University campuses have voted overwhelmingly in favor of an ongoing series of rolling two-day strikes, if their negotiators fail to reach a deal.

Activists Take to the Streets Across California

Thousands of people throughout California joined the worldwide May Day action Tuesday, with agendas as varied as the protesters themselves.

May Day Protests, Rallies Across State

It's May Day, a day when workers traditionally stage strikes and demonstrations in celebration of labor rights. Major rallies, marches and civil disobedience are expected in cities across the country and the state as employed workers join with the unemployed, students, immigrants and Occupy protesters.