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Family searches for missing loved one after deadly Israel music festival
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Single family residence sells for $1.5 million in Milpitas
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All westbound lanes blocked on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge after fire
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Oakland synagogue asks police for help amid Israel-Hamas war
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