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    Bargaining teams for Oakland Unified School District and the Oakland Education Association met behind closed doors Friday to negotiate a new contract, as the teachers strike entered its second day.

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  2. Chronicle members are invited to a tribute to the late Oscar Peterson at Stanford Live for ‘Oscar, With Love.’ Learn more on our membership page to see how you can attend free!

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  3. Wild West podcast | Cody Townsend () talks to about "The Fifty" Project and Life as a Pro Skier Apple >> Overcast >> Stitcher >>

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  4. We’re not saying any of these bars are closing anytime soon. We hope none will. All we’re saying is: There’s no better time to visit them than now. Read more:

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  5. Mayor London Breed confirmed Friday night that Adachi had died, saying that San Francisco had “lost a dedicated public servant.” He was the only elected public defender in California.

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  6. Remembering San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi: He took great pride in being an elected public defender, saying it gave him an independence he wouldn’t have if he was appointed by someone. Read more:

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  7. State Sen. remembered Adachi as a man of his word, one who “fought like a dog for what he believed in for his clients.”

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  8. “He was a ferocious advocate for his defendants. But he really tried to see the big picture in promoting services and approaches to reducing recidivism”: Former Supervisor Bevan Dufty, who knew Jeff Adachi for more than 20 years. Read more:

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  9. Remembering Jeff Adachi: "Those who know Adachi best say he's always been a go-it-alone kind of person who delves deep into a subject regardless of what others think," wrote in 2010

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  10. The exact circumstances and cause of San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi’s death were not immediately known, but sources said he died of a heart attack.

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  11. Remebering San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi:“He was proud of the work he did, he cared deeply about his clients, and he was an important part of the reform movement in our justice system.” Read more:

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  12. Mayor London Breed says "San Francisco has lost a dedicated public servant, and our communities have lost a champion" after the death of Public Defender Jeff Adachi.

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  13. San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi, a legendary advocate for the accused and outspoken watchdog on police misconduct, has died. Read more:

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  14. San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi has died at age 59. More to come.

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  15. BREAKING: San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi has died. The circumstances and cause of his death were not immediately known.

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  16. Trustees for the financially troubled Peralta Community College District voted behind closed doors Friday to accept the early retirement of Chancellor Jowel Laguerre.

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  17. There were roughly 56 car break-ins per day in San Francisco last year. Check out our car break-in tracker to see which blocks are the best and worst to park your car.

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  18. Dunking, a perfunctory skill for most NBA players, has long been a luxury for the Warriors' Stephen Curry. The two-time MVP requires a specific set of circumstances to even attempt a dunk in a game. Read more:

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  19. "The Hidden World" brings a touching finish to the series. 's review:

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  20. Charter schools have been criticized in many teacher's strikes throughout the country. Now Oakland's striking public school teachers are saying they contribute to a loss of students and state money.

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  21. A bill introduced on Friday would give the Oakland A’s new stadium project an essential designation it needs before construction can begin — but the team and its critics are at odds over the intent of the legislation.

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