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Southern (California) Sea Otter eating Fat Innkeeper Worm close-up (Enhydra lutris eating Urechis unicinctus) Elkhorn Slough, California

Thousands of 'penis fish' wash up on Point Reyes beach

Between Jan. 1 and Dec. 9, 2019, San Francisco's SoMa and Mission neighborhoods had the most human/animal waste service requests. During that period, 311 received 5,861 requests for SoMa and 3,942 requests for the Mission District.

SF neighborhoods with the most feces removal requests in 2019

Richmond police are investigating a shoplifting incident at the Hilltop Mall Sears in Dec. 2019.

Video of insanely brazen Hilltop Sears shoplifting goes viral

New California Driver License starting Jan 22, 2018

Do I need a Real ID in 2020? And other questions you may have

What it’s like to drive the Golden Gate zipper car
BY Tessa McLean
Tahoe's piled with snow, but getting there will take planning
BY Amy Graff
Oakland's 'impact fee' hasn't yet made much of an impact
BY Madeline Wells
This week's 49ers game is the cheapest one left this year
BY Ryan Craggs
DMV glitch wiped out thousands of voters' party preference
BY Katie Dowd
Why airline in-flight Wi-Fi is so terrible
BY Chris McGinnis

A former records building for the Northwestern Pacific Railroad, the "Tiburon Barn" is now a condo and a home.

Historic Tiburon house in former railroad building asking $2.47M

New Jersey - Top industries: - #1. Professional and business services ($100.9 billion, #9 among all states) - #2. Real estate and rental and leasing ($99.9 billion, #6) - #3. Educational services, health care, and social assistance ($57.6 billion, #9) - #4. Manufacturing ($52.3 billion, #16) - #5. Wholesale trade ($51.8 billion, #6) - #6. Finance and insurance ($42.2 billion, #11) - #7. Retail trade ($35 billion, #9) - #8. Information ($26.7 billion, #10) - #9. Construction ($23.3 billion, #10) - #10. Transportation and warehousing ($22.8 billion, #9) New Jersey boasts numerous information and technology companies, as well as pharmaceutical and biotech companies, but is also home to industrial giants like Johnson & Johnson. Tourism has always been an important component of New Jersey's economy, thanks to the state's proximity to New York City, the Jersey Shore, and Atlantic City, which all attract millions of visitors each year. However, in the past decade, the tourism industry has decreased, forcing some Atlantic City casinos to close. You may also like: Can you guess the company these real 'Jeopardy!' questions are about? This slideshow was first published on theStacker.com

These are the top industries in every state

Amazon's hidden Apple Watch Series 5 deal is back
BY Ryan Craggs
Elon Musk cleared of defamation in 'pedo guy' tweet trial
BY BRIAN MELLEY
US firms keep hiring, easing worries of weakening economy
BY CHRISTOPHER RUGABER
Uber reports more than 3,000 sexual assaults on 2018 rides
BY RACHEL LERMAN and BARBARA ORTUTAY
Elon Musk tells jurors insult provoked ‘pedo guy’ tweet
BY BRIAN MELLEY
The best Black Friday Deals
BY Ryan Craggs

'Deadwood' Creator David Milch Sells Martha's Vineyard...
BY Claudine Zap
Inspired by Gaudi, the Montecito Castle in the Sky Evokes...
BY Lisa Johnson Mandell
Dallas Mavericks Legend Dirk Nowitzki Buys Preston Hollow Mansion
BY Eric Alt
T-Mobile CEO John Legere buys sprawling $16.7M mansion
BY Nicole Slaughter Graham
Celebrity Chef Giada De Laurentiis Serves Up a Sale of Her...
BY Claudine Zap

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