Thom Jensen
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Valkyries excitement continues ahead of WNBA playoffs (opens the original)
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The Golden State Valkyries are making another historic run into the playoffs, and the Bay Area is getting ready for “Ballhalla” on Sunday night. Chase Center, Thrive City and sports bars across the Bay Area will be covered in violet and rocking as they cheer on this second-year expansion team while it continues its unbelievable rise in the ranks of the WNBA. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are Thom Jensen has the full report in the video above.
Local coalition calls for end to federal oversight of Oakland police (opens the original)
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More than two decades after the "Oakland Riders" scandal rocked the Oakland Police Department, the city could be moving closer to running its police department without federal oversight, with a judge expected to make that decision next week. The scandal included allegations of false arrests, planted evidence and excessive force. Four officers were prosecuted for felony misconduct. There were no convictions, but a class action lawsuit on behalf of 119 people ended with the city paying an $11 mill
Security guards at Bay Area tech companies join statewide strike (opens the original)
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Nearly 14,000 security guards across California walked off the job Friday morning as they demand higher pay, better health care benefits and safer working conditions. The strike began around 4:30 a.m., just as Salesforce's annual Dreamforce conference came to a close in San Francisco. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are About 50,000 people from major tech companies attended Dreamforce over the past three days. Companies including Salesforce, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta are among
New rent control measure in Redwood City sparks debate (opens the original)
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Volunteers hit the streets in Redwood City on Saturday to get out the vote in favor of a new rent control measure. If passed in November, Measure E would roll some rents back to 2025 rates and add caps on rent increases. It would also strengthen tenant protections and “just cause” relocation assistance in Redwood City. The average one-bedroom apartment in Redwood City is now going for $2,900 a month, and more than $3,700 for two bedrooms. Volunteers said the housing situation will become even mo
Hundreds gather in Los Gatos to honor heroes, victims of 9/11 (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people gathered in Los Gatos Friday morning to honor the heroes, victims and survivors of the Sept. 11 attacks, 25 years later. The Veterans Memorial and Support Foundation hosted the free community event, called "9/11 at 25: Keepers of the Flame," at the Los Gatos Civic Center. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are One of the keynote speakers was retired New York City Fire Department Lt. Joe Torrillo, who was among the first responders to reach the World Trade Center after i
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