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Thursday Jul 2, 2009

• Nearly naked man entered Hayward girl's bedroom, police say
• Antioch suffers massive property tax loss
• Teen held in armed robbery of Antioch pizzeria
• Firefighters still mopping up remnants of Walnut Creek grass fire
• Boy throws bleach in face of San Francisco bus driver

• Swine flu confirmed in Antioch student
• Environmentalists want judge to stop construction at Chevron refinery in Richmond
• Contra Costa unions agree to major contract concessions
• Goth dancers swing to their own tunes  
• Antioch suffers massive property tax loss

• Federal judge fast-tracks lawsuit seeking to overturn same-sex marriage ban
• Swine flu confirmed in Antioch student
• Teen held in armed robbery of Antioch pizzeria
• Transportation secretary tours port, talks money
• Contra Costa court OKs release of public employee pension data

• A's hit on all cylinders  
• The Best of Spring's High School Athletes  
• Inman: A decade later, women's soccer triumph resonates  
• A shake-up in A's order leads to rare easy win  
• Giants' Sadowski wins debut  

• Solano College accreditation threat eases
• Teenager fatally stabbed in Walnut Creek's first homicide of the year
• Thermal imaging helps deputies nab car theft suspect
• Developer seeks approval for new homes near San Ramon
• Federal judge fast-tracks lawsuit seeking to overturn same-sex marriage ban

• The Best of Spring's High School Athletes  
• San Mateo County Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year: Lauren Irish of Half Moon Bay
• Girls Track and Field Coach of the Year: Matt Vaughn of Burlingame
• All-County Girls First Team Track and Field
• All-County Boys Track and Field Coach of the Year

• Director's script revisions might have doomed 'Moneyball' movie
• Summer arts: Here's what not to miss  
• Much of Oakland's soul from the Seventies
• 'Transformers' actor this summer's utility player
• Quincy Jones recalls groundbreaking, backbreaking work with Michael Jackson

• CORK OF THE WEEK: Villa Antinori Bianco 2007, $12
• Review: Vic Stewart's steaks a claim in Brentwood
• Celebrate with style on July Fourth
• On Tap: Bill Weber named artist of the year
• Garden as Art: Amaryllis  

• Allocation of assets made simpler
• Misery needs company and more rigth now
• Bay Biz Buzz: Bing search to include Tweets
• PC Web filters head to China
• Retailers, states fight over online tax

• The Big Picture: BART should provide more sensitive ride
• Ruben Navarrette Jr: Was court's decision in New Haven case judicial activism? You bet
• Editorial: Supreme Court got it right in New Haven firefighter case
• Editorial: Reining in overly generous public employee pensions
• Don't defer to city leaders on Neiman Marcus