Uber driver assault defendant arrested for alleged identity theft
A woman who went viral on social media for coughing on an Uber driver in San Francisco last year is now being accused of identity theft.
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A woman who went viral on social media for coughing on an Uber driver in San Francisco last year is now being accused of identity theft.
California's high-speed rail project is moving ahead with the approval of the San Jose-to-Merced section by way of Gilroy.
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A protest over the plan to build UC student housing in People's Park has blocked Sather Gate on the UC Berkeley campus.
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