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Outdoor movie nights kick off on Friday, Aug. 28, with "Hoppers."

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Outdoor movie nights kick off on Friday, Aug. 28, with "Hoppers."

Police say they seized various pills, and what they believe is meth and marijuana concentrate, from a home in Alameda.
"It is time to close this chapter," the museum's executive director said in a statement.
"A chapter is closing, but the memories we've shared will last forever," the restaurant said online.
A jury found the woman guilty of second-degree murder earlier this year.
The temporary closure was announced on Monday.
The San Francisco Giants hold a 47-65 record with just a few months left in the season.
San Francisco police say they seized more than eight pounds of illegal drugs during the raids.
The crash delayed Harrison Bader's "prior treatment timeline for plantar fasciitis," and his return to the field, team officials said.
Police believe the home was cased with trail cameras before being burglarized, according to an East Bay Times report.
The organization said it's waiving adoption and microchip fees this month to help empty kennels.
Prosecutors say the man and several others waited for the victim to arrive at an apartment complex before launching an attack with handguns.
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Police say the mother helped her 19-year-old son flee after he shot his ex-girlfriend in the face.
The shooting happened on June 14 in Berkeley, police said.
The Taste of Castro Valley returns in August with over restaurants, caterers and local businesses.
The company announced Wednesday it had received FAA certification to commercially operate its own drone delivery service.
The woman is facing charges of elder abuse and involuntary manslaughter, according to an East Bay Times report.