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Cheer on thousands of runners from all over the world as they tackle the streets of San Jose in the 2018 Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon.

At NightLife, smart revelers receive special discounted evening admission to the California Academy of Sciences on Thursday evenings with unique special events each week.

Thursday, October 4, 2018 1pm 5pm Typically includes survey flights & a few practice runs by Blue Angels Friday, October 5, 2018 12 pm 4 pm (Blue Angels approx 3pm) Saturday, October 6, 2018 12 pm 4 pm (Blue Angels approx 3pm) Sunday, October 7, 2018 12 pm 4 pm (Blue Angels approx 3pm)

In 2003, Khan helped plan and execute a robbery in Antioch that ended with an acquaintance fatally stabbing their would-be weed dealer. Khan said he never knew a weapon would be used, but because the robbery resulted in a homicide, California’s felony murder rule allowed Khan to be held as equally responsible for the slaying as the man who wielded the knife. A Contra Costa County jury found him guilty of first-degree murder. But a new bill signed into law Sunday by Gov. Jerry... Brown will significantly narrow the felony murder rule and could give Khan and hundreds of other California lifers a chance at freedom. The new law means prosecutors can charge a suspect with murder only if he or she killed someone, solicited the killing or acted with reckless indifference to human life when someone was slain. It also allows inmates convicted under the felony murder rule to petition to have their convictions vacated and sentences reduced to match the lesser crimes.

SF jail inmates free their minds, find peace thanks to new library program

A prominent UC Berkeley architecture professor who resigned in September after being suspended for three years without pay for sexually harassing a graduate student and abusing his faculty power has sued the campus chancellor and the University of California regents.

Saturday was the last day for Gov. Jerry Brown to sign bills that made it to his desk, and in a flurry of activity, he passed a bunch of stuff of note, bringing the total number of bills signed during this session to 1,016 of the possible 1,217.