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Two veteran prosecutors have been appointed to Solano County Superior Court judgeships by Gov.

Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH has received a license from the University of California for the commercialization of "superresolution", a microscopy technique offering extraordinarily high resolution.

Piero Salussolia has listed for sale a one-bedroom, one-bath condo at 50 S. Pointe Dr.

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Helen and Donald Bonnel celebrated 50 years of marriage with a party Aug. 22 at Seascape Golf Resort.

The City Council's decision to appoint David Olivo as the new City Treasurer was an easy one.

He earned his Master's of Business Administration in Finance from the University of California , Berkeley and a Bachelor's degree in Business from the University of San Francisco .

Stanford Who's Who has admitted Michelle Minero for her outstanding work in the treatment of those with eating disorders.

One of the first blog posts I ever did was about 'Skybox Politics' - I wrote about a bunch of lefty UC Berkeley student government types who wanted to close a cooperatively-owned bicycle shop in the student union so they could put a small electronics store in instead and raise the rent - so they could fund more progressive activism.

By Catholic News Service WESTON, Mass. - Jesuit Father William C. McInnes, a former president of Fairfield University in Connecticut and the University of San Francisco, died Dec.

Colleen Mestas, who has served as interim police chief in Visalia since August, was appointed to the position on a permanent basis Monday night by the city council.

Attorney Paul Bobrowski has been appointed as principal and chief title counsel of Equitas LLC, a Massachusetts-based title and closing firm specializing in reverse mortgages.

"It's money spent gaming the system," says Davis, of USF law school, about the pay-to-delay model between generic and brand name drug makers.

The Golden Gate Panhandle neighborhood is a a neighborhood deep in tradition. From the Haight-Ashbury times of the 60's to present day, there is never a dull moment in this small San Francisco neighborhood.

Kelsey Ransick, a University of San Francisco history major, doesn't own a smart phone and thought computer science was for guys who sat hunched in a lab.

People hope for the best, but they hedge their bets, always knowing that something can go wrong: A bad investment, a lost job, an aging parent who needs expensive care, a child born with special needs, a debilitating illness.

New Parish Center to Open at St. Stephen Church St. Stephen Church is about to open a new parish center that has been five years in the making.

Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH has received a license from the University of California for commercializing "superresolution," a microscopy technique offering extremely high resolution.

Junior Kevin Kunze organized a protest to gather signatures for a petition opposing the proposed schedule.

"It's about taking material that was made for some other purpose, whether it's an industrial or a promotional film or a newsreel or a home movie, and looking at the periphery and seeing what it reveals about aspects of San Francisco that have now vanished," Rick Prelinger says of "Lost Landscapes of San Francisco." Images The first moving image ...