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California's unemployment rate set another record in October, but the state actually gained jobs. So who is hiring in this down economy? Hank Plante reports.

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News of a series of daytime burglaries is spreading through San Ramon, and police say the suspects are employing some new methods to pick their targets. Sherry Hu reports.

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For 110 years, homeowners in one part of the North Bay have not had to pay for their water, but the sweet deal is over. Jeffrey Schaub reports.

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Students were occupying buildings at University of California at Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz Friday morning to protest fee hikes approved by the UC Board of Regents on Thursday.

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Police in San Pablo probed a pair of vehicle fires early Friday morning on the 2100 block of Vale Road near San Pablo Avenue.

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If you're looking for happiness, Sunnyvale is a good place to start. And now it has become official according to the Gallup-Healthways Well Being Index. Len Ramirez reports.

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The Vallejo School District is expected to make a final decision Thursday night on which schools to close. Simon Perez reports.

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Alameda County Superior Court Judge Morris Jacobson ruled Thursday afternoon that the murder trial of Johannes Mehserle in the death of BART rider Oscar Grant will be moved to Los Angeles County.

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The H1N1 flu vaccine shortage has forced some doctors to make difficult decisions. Healthcare workers are being forced to determine who is most at risk. Robert Lyles reports.

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Eastbound Geary Boulevard in San Francisco's Richmond District reopened Thursday morning following an accident in which a woman was struck by a van and seriously injured, police said.

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A decision is expected Thursday night in Vallejo on which public schools will be closed or consolidated. Sharon Chin reports.

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Council members in the community of Tiburon approved Wednesday night license plate cameras to keep tabs on who is coming and going. Kiet Do reports.