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Fund set up for victims' families, survivors of Bay Area limo fire
OAKLAND —The Oakland nursing home where all but one of the victims of a horrific Bay Area limousine fire had worked Thursday announced the creation of a fund to support the four survivors and the families of the five women who perished....
Tags: Nursing, Nursing Homes, Medical Specialization, Bank of America Corp.
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Zach Braff donation helps Monte Rio theater buy digital equipment
Even as Zach Braff was taking heat for asking the public to help finance his next movie, the actor and director was contributing to another Kickstarter campaign -- to help save a historic theater in Northern California. Braff was among nearly 500 donors...
Tags: Kickstarter, Lobbying, Celebrities, Arts and Culture, Politics
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'American Idol' recap: Angie Miller goes home in tears
As much as -- for weeks and weeks -- I have wanted Candice Glover and Kree Harrison to be the two singers to make it to the "American Idol" finals next week, it gave me no joy to see Angie Miller weep her way through her goodbye song after her elimination...
Tags: Elton John, Entertainment, Mariah Carey, Lauren Alaina, Music
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In South Carolina, an ex-governor's quest continues
CHARLESTON, S.C. — At a harborside reception overlooking Ft. Sumter, where the Civil War began, Mark Sanford batted away a TV reporter's question about the latest insult to his comeback campaign: an unwanted endorsement from pornographer Larry...
Tags: Small Businesses, Tea Party Movement, Boeing Co., Ron Paul, Nikki Haley
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Shock hits home for families of Cleveland suspect and his victims
Even the cops were surprised by what they discovered on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland. "This might be for real," one officer, arriving on the scene Monday, told a dispatcher after Amanda Berry had called 911 and said she'd been kidnapped and held for 10...
Tags: Good Morning America (tv program), ABC (tv network), Today (tv program), Abusive Behavior
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Christian metal guitarist allegedly sought to kill wife
SAN DIEGO — Tim Lambesis has spent the last 13 years fronting As I Lay Dying, a San Diego-bred metal band that sought to blend a hard-edged punk sound with its members' Christian faith. Lambesis recently posted a video on YouTube in which he and a...
Tags: Police Arrests, Entertainment, Murder, Music, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Dissecting laughter, a serious business
The bleak chamber of an MRI machine is among the least funny places on earth, but a group of German researchers is using the device to probe the origins of laughter in the human brain. In a paper published Monday in the journal PLOS One, scientists...
Tags: The Happiest News!, Medical Research, MRI (imaging), Science and Technology
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Girl helped boyfriend carry out slayings, prosecutor says
A teenage girl plotted the murder of her parents and assisted her boyfriend in the killings, giving him a hand signal when her mother was heading to bed and helping him ambush her stepfather, a prosecutor told jurors Thursday. Deputy Dist. Atty. Kristin...Tags: Halloween, Prosecution, Trials, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System
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Robert Guerrero knows pressure, and it's not fighting Floyd Mayweather Jr.
LAS VEGAS — Robert Guerrero is from Gilroy, California's garlic capital of the world. His greatest fight stages have been in San Jose and Ontario. And his most compelling pre-fight publicity stop was on evangelist Pat Robertson's "700 Club."...
Tags: Interior Policy, Boxing, Welterweight, Gun Control, Pat Robertson
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Abner Mares and Daniel Ponce De Leon, who share manager, to fight
Frank Espinoza is aware of the history of a boxing manager daring to allow two of his fighters to square off against each other in the ring. In April 1977 at the Forum in Inglewood, manager-trainer Arturo Hernandez sided with Carlos Zarate over...
Tags: The Home Depot Center, Boxing, Cinco de Mayo, Featherweight Boxing, Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
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Mark Sanford attributes victory to S.C.'s tradition of forgiveness
WASHINGTON -- Mark Sanford said his surprisingly strong victory in a special election Tuesday is a testament to South Carolina’s forgiving tradition, and he vowed to be a watchdog for taxpayers in his district when he returns to Congress. Sanford,...
Tags: Nancy Pelosi, Mark Sanford, Comedy Central (tv network), Republican Party, Democratic Party
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L.A. Times couldn't be barred from reporting on testimony, judge rules
A judge ruled on Thursday that The Times could not be stopped from reporting on testimony from the top manager of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in a deposition for an open-government lawsuit. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Luis A. Lavin said that...
Tags: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Trials, Judges, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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