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Tuesday Mar 27, 2012 Updated 7:00 AM PT
Restoration Hardware goes big- When Chronicle recipe fails
- Hartlaub's March Baldness
- Broken ribs on DWTS
- Bobby Brown busted
Express lanes taking shape
Small opening in 570-mile network that will allow solo drivers to drive in the carpool lane for a fee.
Back on tourism map
S.F. is seeing more visitors, who in turn are spending more money per day than before.
Miley denies engagement rumor; Clapton can get to crossroads fast. Dish!
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Slay suspect ordered deported in '06
Binh Thai Luc, who is accused of killing five people in S.F., was released because his native Vietnam wouldn't take him back.
Calif. cities the most densely populated
When most people think of packed urban areas in the U.S., NYC and Chicago spring to mind. But the latest numbers tell a different story.
Stanford volleyball player dies
Sophomore Samantha Wopat's death stuns the Stanford campus. She was 19.
- Women can wear shorts at Olympic beach volleyball 6:32 AM
- Harry Potter adventures go on sale in e-book form 6:13 AM
- 'Pink slime' maker suspends some plant operations 2:56 PM
- Justices signal they won't delay health care ruling 4:00 AM
- Strong quake hits northern Japan, no tsunami risk 4:33 AM
- Japan readies missile units ahead of NKorea launch 8:28 PM
- Government wants faster review of gay-rights case 4:00 AM
- Man enters wrong Foster City house, gets shot 6:45 AM
Pink Slime = sound nutritional science.
Just like Credit Default Swaps = sound investment advice. ”
Bay Area & State
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PG&E; illegally operated pipeline
The utility ran at least three sections along the San Bruno line above federal pressure limits before the fatal explosion in 2010.
Photos & Multimedia
Alicia Keys' penthouse
Two-story condo is located in the Soho District. Asking $17.95M.
Rock stars, then and now
Some have aged better than others.
Entertainment
Daily Dish | Horoscope | Comics | Movies | Music | Things To Do | Local Bands
The 1968 exhibit
Oakland Museuem of California's new exhibit turns its attention to the U.S. in 1968, covering Vietnam, the Age of Aquarius and everything in between.
Warriors' Curry hoping for return
Point guard offered a little bit of hope for fans on Monday.
Photos
The incredible shrinking wine lists
By purposely omitting the obvious, wine lists in Bay Area restaurants are arguably more innovative and diverse - and perhaps more radical - than ever.
Original Joe's is a classic reinvented
Exec speaks out on gay-marriage ban
Bank of America exec says proposed N.C. measure could make it harder for companies to attract talent.
Report: Trayvon Martin was aggressor
George Zimmerman told police that Trayvon Martin attacked him first.
Mad for 'Mad Men' glam
"Mad Men" is finally back after a 17-month wait, but there's been no hiatus in the show's effect on style.
No need to be a maverick
Mavericks may be a no-go this year, but Princeton-by-the-Sea, home to the surfing spectacular, is at its finest without the crowds.
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Baby Blues
Parenthood's not easy -- ask the McPhersons.
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- Study: Aspirin may reduce risk of many cancers
- S.F. slayings suspect avoided deportation in 2006
- Tebow, Sanchez believe they can coexist with Jets
- Police: Trayvon Martin beat man before being shot
- California cities most densely populated in U.S.
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Huge loft with options
This8,200 square feet, four-bedroom, 3.5-bath home in the Mission is on the market for $3.2 million. Photos.
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Jaguar's XKR-S reaches the pinnacle of British exclusivity
All of the 2012 examples have been sold already of this very special Jaguar. Take a look.
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