Oakland Native Bonnie Pointer Of The Pointer Sisters Dies At 69
Oakland native, Grammy award-winning Motown artist Bonnie Pointer, of the Pointer Sisters died Monday morning, according to a report. She was 69.
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Oakland native, Grammy award-winning Motown artist Bonnie Pointer, of the Pointer Sisters died Monday morning, according to a report. She was 69.
After being closed for nearly three months due to the coronavirus pandemic, Yosemite National Park is set to reopen to the general public.
Ferry service will resume from Richmond next week after being suspended in March due to shelter orders amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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California's Department of Education released a detailed guide Monday for the safe reopening of schools in the age of face masks and physical distancing to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
The Mountain View Police Department joined several other California law enforcement agencies Monday in prohibiting its officers from using chokeholds to subdue suspects.
A Black Lives Matter mural stretching for three blocks was among artwork that popped up in Downtown Oakland over the weekend, amid ongoing calls seeking justice for George Floyd.
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