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Retailers hope for hordes of shoppers on Black Friday, the traditional day of buying fever after Thanksgiving. In this hour, we focus on what appeals to tweens and teens and why and how they buy. More »
What's the one place you would take a visitor to show off the Bay Area? We talk with Bay Area fun-finders about the best sites, views, walks, museums and more. More »
Adam Phillips joins us in studio to discuss his new book, "On Kindness." More »
Author James McManus joins us to discuss his new book, "Cowboys Full: The Story of Poker." More »
Like most big retail stores, Banana Republic is hiring seasonal workers for the holidays. But CBS 5 has learned that 39 of the freshly-hired employees at the Grant Avenue store are from outside the country. More »
A Hayward man walking his dogs with his 13-year-old daughter was fatally shot in front of her after one of the dogs sniffed the gunman's leg, authorities said Wednesday. More »
On Wednesday and Thursday night, San Francisco's Coit Tower will once again be transformed into a cylindrical movie screen, projecting films about the American Indian occupation of Alcatraz to mark the event's 40th anniversary. More »
The lead investigator in the 1993 Polly Klaas kidnapping and murder case has died. The family of Mike Meese said he died of complications from pancreatic cancer in his home in Kelseyville on Monday. He was 55. Meese was a sergeant with the Petaluma Police Department when he and an FBI agent obtained a videotaped statement from Richard Allen Davis confessing that he had abducted and strangled the 12-year-old Polly. More »
A 19-month-old Hayward boy drowned Wednesday in his family's swimming pool after opening a back door and slipping into the yard undetected, police said. One of the boy's parents found him floating face down in the pool at about 10 a.m., Hayward police Lt.... More »
San Francisco residents and businesses have contributed more than 620,000 tons of compost since the city began its collection program in 1996, according to the latest figures from the city's recycling company. The company, Recology, made the announcement Tuesday in advance of the Thanksgiving holiday, a prime opportunity for residents to contribute all their leftover food scraps under the city's new mandatory composting program, which went into effect Oct. 21. More »
This place could definitely do better in decoration and the service is sometimes slow, but I love their food. The food is traditional Chilean food and their dishes are very authentic. If you feel… More »
This was a horrible experience. Seriously, never order food from this place. It took well over an hour. The delivery person was rude and did not follow the directions on my online order (rang the… More »
TheWondrous.com is a blog about Weird yet Wonderful things in life. We believe in optimism so TheWondrous.com features all the bright aspects of nature, people, life and our world. More »
I've been to this location a couple of times already, but the last time we came... service SUCKS big time...I'm not sure if ever I'll come back to this place again as their burgers are more expensive… More »
I also love these swim suits, I bought in Sep, 2009, while visiting California. I think prob the cutest, best swimming suits in California. More »
I am so thankful there is decent pho place in Millbrae. Good old fashioned pho. Reasonably priced, within walking distance. No complaints. More »
only had it twice, but already loving this place! AND I JUST SAW THAT THEY ARE OPEN ON THANKSGIVING?!? OH MY GAHH! CRAZY AWESOME! because no sandwich place is open on thanksgiving. not that i know of.… More »
I've been going here for TWENTY YEARS and the manager is a great and hard working guy. They give FREE SAMPLES, even FREE FROZEN YOGURT PIE SAMPLES! The pies are great because they're tasty, and the… More »
I stopped by for a quick bite cause I was starving and yes it was awful. It's owned by Indians tying to make a profit off of selling beans and rice because of the low food cost. In a region rich with… More »
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