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A nonprofit site bringing community coverage to the San Francisco Bay Area region so that the people, places and topics that deserve more attention get it.
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| locale | en_US |
| type | website |
| title | Local News Matters |
| description | Local News Matters is a nonprofit site bringing community coverage to the San Francisco Bay Area region so that the people, places and topics that deserve more attention get it. |
| url | https://localnewsmatters.org/ |
| site_name | Local News Matters |
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| image:width | 2500 |
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- [H2] Attempted cop-killer and Vallejo murderer gets 146 years-to-life in prison
- [H2] ICE arrests across Alameda County prompt sheriff to reaffirm limits on cooperation
- [H2] Oakland police will offer up to $300 in gift card in gun buyback
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- [H2] J.P. Lacrampe’s debut Bay Area-set novel ‘Valet’ takes a satirical look at AI
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- [H2] Bay Area gas water heater ban delayed until 2028, but opponents want mandate scrapped
- [H2] San Mateo County offers free flu shots for uninsured residents at walk-in clinics
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- [H2] Aging & Longevity in the Bay Area
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- [H2] ‘She never forgot Stockton’: Dolores Huerta’s lasting legacy remembered in her hometown
- [H2] Bay Area leaders remember Dolores Huerta as a fearless champion of workers’ rights
- [H2] ‘Sí, se puede’: Dolores Huerta, who helped transform farmworker rights, dies at 96
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- [H2] San Mateo County supes weigh zoning restrictions on data center construction
- [H2] Data Points
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- [H2] Marin City voters weigh future of historic Black community in pivotal board election
- [H2] UC Berkeley researchers create digital twin of Pajaro Valley to test future flood risks
- [H2] Mahmood proposes legislation streamlining rules for San Francisco grocery stores, pharmacies
- [H2] Chinatown stands its ground: San Francisco’s iconic community resists cultural dilution
- [H2] Potted plants provide boost in San Mateo County’s agriculture production value
- [H2] Equity Ripples
- [H2] SamTrans, Caltrain seek volunteers for accessibility advisory committees
- [H2] New San Jose State mural highlights Filipino Americans’ role in farmworkers movement
- [H2] Jane Kim declares victory in state insurance commissioner race after Ben Allen concedes
- [H2] ICE accuses Monterey County of protecting criminals in spat over use of county property
- [H2] Proposition H: SF voters embrace progressive parcel tax to help close Muni budget gap
- [H2] Xavier Becerra’s agenda: Five things to know about California’s incoming governor
- [H2] Bay Area Arts & Entertainment
- [H2] At Oakland Entrepreneur Retreat, Carissa Potter is ‘Bad At Keeping Secrets’
- [H2] Wild SF costume designer Beaver Bauer showcased in SF Public Library retrospective
- [H2] Movies: Transgender and underground film fests, ‘Mouse,’ ‘Soul Patrol,’ ‘Three Brothers in Shanghai’
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- [H2] ‘Bay City Beat’ radio show: Nov. 7-9, 2026
- [H2] San Mateo County History Museum unveils $25.5 million expansion with classic cars, ancient creatures
- [H2] Bay City Sketchbook
- [H2] Musk v. Altman — Beyond the verdict: Human nature may be the bigger threat than AI
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- [H2] Musk v. Altman — Behind the scenes: How we chose to tell the story of tech titans’ trial
- [H2] Bay City Sketchbook: The march to madness
- [H2] Living Longer: The tarnished Golden Years — with wisdom polished enough to see the con
- [H2] Bay City Sketchbook: Celebrating July 4th
- [H2] Youth Voices
- [H2] Armstrong outpaces two challengers as he seeks second term as San Ramon mayor
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- [H2] Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter offering low-cost spay, neuter clinic through Sunday
- [H2] Calistoga property owners may face changes to flood insurance under new FEMA maps
- [H2] Early results show Peter Ortiz ahead in San Jose District 5 race
- [H2] Clayton sales tax hike, parcel tax extension falling short in early election returns
- [H2] Bay Area Wildfire and Drought Info Hub
- [H2] Firefighters extinguish vehicle fire at Morgan Hill high school
- [H2] Coastal flooding expected through weekend, with chance of rain Saturday across Bay Area
- [H2] Newsom orders coastal highway protections, eases environmental rules ahead of El Niño
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- [H2] San Francisco’s John’s Grill cancels free Election Day lunch to honor co-owner’s death
- [H2] Big plans for ‘bunker city’: Concord moves on with naval base remake after years of delays
- [H2] Oakland to name stretch of Broadway ‘Black Panther Party Boulevard’
- [H2] McNear: Mendocino’s second annual Apple Fair in 1912 celebrated local agriculture
- [H2] 57 years later: Jane Doe identified after being found strangled in Oakland hotel
- [H2] Special Projects
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- [H2] Lessons from Bay Area Police Reform; Looking at Past Practice, Future Potential in Vallejo
- [H2] Police Reform: An overview
- [H2] Police Reform: Walking a beat
- [H2] Police Reform: Police commission
- [H2] Police Reform: Federal monitor
- [H2] Police Reform: ‘Defunding’ the police
- [H2] Police Reform: Technology Assist
- [H2] Police Reform: Summary of findings
- [H2] Audio Files
- [H2] ‘Listen in Marin’ radio show: Nov. 9, 2026
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- [H2] ‘Bay City Beat’ radio show: Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2026
- [H2] ‘Listen in Marin’ radio show: Oct. 26, 2026
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| Expires | 10 Apr 2027 |
| Last changed | 5 Nov 2026 |
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