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San Jose Sentinel

San Jose Asian American teen punched, called racial slurs during AAU basketball game

(SAN JOSE, Calif.) An Asian American teenager from San Jose was allegedly targeted with racial slurs and sustained a concussion when punched during a basketball tournament in Oakland, KPIX 5 reported.

Driver charged with murder in crash that killed San Jose siblings

(SAN JOSE, Calif.) A man was charged with two counts of murder in connection to the death of a pair of siblings who were killed last week as the suspect tried to elude sheriff’s deputies, KTVU reported Monday.

Contra Costa Today

San Ramon high school littered with racist, homophobic stickers

(SAN RAMON, Calif.) On Thursday, the principal of California High School in San Ramon sent a letter to parents reporting that numerous racist and homophobic stickers were found on school grounds, KRON4 reports.

West Contra Costa schools to open for full-time instruction

(WEST CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Calif.) West Contra Costa Unified School District will open for full-time in person instruction to begin the 2021-2022 school year.

Oakland Observer

Two men shot in Oakland in separate incidents

(OAKLAND, Calif.) Two men were wounded in separate shootings in Oakland friday morning, East Bay Times reports.

Driver flees after crashing BMW into news van

(OAKLAND, Calif.) A man who allegedly attempted to flee from the scene after crashing his BMW into a news van was arrested by police Saturday night, East Bay Times reports.

San Francisco City Beat

San Francisco might move into yellow tier next week: what to expect

(SAN FRANCISCO) San Francisco might move from the orange tier to the less restrictive yellow tier next week.

Asian American women stabbed in San Francisco in broad daylight, police arrest suspect

(SAN FRANCISCO) Police in San Francisco arrested a man for stabbing two older Asian American women without warning Tuesday in the middle of downtown.

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