Devastation In Myanmar

As a man seeks help for his injured son after a cyclone struck Myanmar, the country's foreign minister has said that up to 10,000 people may have been killed by the disaster. Photos.

He Gets Paid How Much?

Information on the Internet and elsewhere lets everyone know that Mark Yudof, the new UC head, earns $591K plus perks. Now more people are asking: How much pay is too much?

These Sharks Have Teeth

San Jose suffered another early playoff exit, but last night's quadruple OT loss proved the team is made of sterner stuff than at first believed after going down 3-0 in this series. Ray Ratto.

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Basic Phones Get Smarter

Full QWERTY keyboards have made their way onto ordinary mobile devices. Cnet checks out four. More on Technology page.


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A Riveting 'Iron Man'

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Beijing or Bust

Beijing or Bust

Six Bay Area Olympic hopefuls talk about their commitment to making it to the games this summer.

A Mass 'Escape' from Alcatraz

A Mass 'Escape' from Alcatraz

Swimmers braved the cold currents of San Francisco Bay from Alcatraz to Aquatic Park to raise awareness of drowning prevention programs.

Exploding Hydrogen Bubbles

Exploding Hydrogen Bubbles

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Poetry Month, Overtime

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Investors Not Saying 'Yahoo!'

Shares in the Sunnyvale portal dip a hefty amount after Microsoft withdraws its $47.5 billion takeover bid.

It Was 'Modern Day Lynching'

"D.C. Madam" also says in a suicide note that she couldn't bear to go to prison, and apologizes to mom and sister, police say.



Banks Tighten Their Fists

The Federal Reserve reports that the percentage of lenders imposing stricter standards are near historic highs.

Police Probe Fatal Stabbing

Authorities don't know why a brawl near the UC Berkeley campus ended in the death of a promising engineering student.

Trashing Garbage-Can Law?

After S.F. sent $100 fines over trash and recycling bins left within sight of the street, one supe calls for a hearing. Matier & Ross.

Poll: Rev. Wright Could Cost Obama

Many voters say the furor over the candidate's former pastor could influence them this fall if the Illinois senator wins the nomination.

Fixing The TV Mess

May is the month networks drag out their fall shows to advertisers, and Tim Goodman has some advice for television executives.

These Sharks Have Teeth

San Jose suffers another early playoff exit, but last night's spectacular quadruple OT loss proved the team is tough. Ray Ratto.

Apple Has Turned Very Green

The company's Mac and iPod lines have led to a big pile of cash, and now investors and analysts are wondering what it will do with it.

PETA: Suspend Derby Jockey

Animal rights group demands investigation into the death of Eight Belles, who died on the track at the Kentucky Derby.

War Of Words In The 4th District

The race to replace outgoing GOP Rep. John Doolittle turns nasty as candidates trade accusations of liberalism and carpetbagging.

Troubled Kids May Get The Boot

The Sunset District's Edgewood facility will soon shut its doors to S.F. children if the city doesn't provide financial support.

Boy Rescued After Fall From Cliff

A Central Valley teen was injured Sunday when he fell 30 feet from a cliff above a beach north of Bodega Bay, police say.

2 Killed In Separate Shootings

The men, one from Oakland and the other from S.F., were gunned down within 30 minutes of each other in San Francisco.

Cust Turns On The Power

He hits a two-run homer as the A's beat Texas 3-1 and avoid getting swept.

Giants Bumble In Philly

S.F. commits three errors, including one on the last play of the game that allows the Phillies to rally for a 6-5 win.

Jump-start On Cinco de Mayo

OK, so it was really May 4, but that didn't stop celebrations in the Bay Area to commemorate the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.

The Spirituality Of Andy Warhol

Berkeley art historian Jane Dillenberger uncovered more than 100 "Last Supper" paintings by the pop artist. Finding My Religion.

Doctor Heals Tanzania's Poor

After a brush with death on Mt. Kilimanjaro, a physician from Modesto makes the decision to move to Africa and become a bush doctor.


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