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$2.95 at the Arco on 19th and Delaware in San Mateo.
$2.81 at Moe's Stop on McKee Road and 33rd Street in San Jose.
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Saint Mary's Gets NCAA Win


The town of Moraga is rocking, as the St. Mary’s Gaels won for the first time in the NCAA tournament since 1959, defeating the Richmond Spiders 80-71.

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No Sweetheart Deal, Say Central Valley Congressmen


Reps. accuse the Obama administration of bribing two congressmen with water for farmers, to try to win their support for health care.
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Basketball Slows Productivity


Outplacement Consultant John Challenger on the workplace woes of staying on task during the NCAA's March Madness tournament. (3/18; 3:48)
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Varying Degrees of Childhood Obesity


Dr. Louis Greenspan, a pediatric endocrinologist at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco, says a new study shows more kids in the U.S. are going from "obese" to "extremely obese". (3/18; 2:20)

Phil Matier- Thursday PM 3/18


KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier says for the second time this year Caltrans will be looking for a new director. (3/18; 2:34)

March Madness: St. Mary's Beats Richmond


SJ Mercuy News Sports Columnist Mark Purdy says the St. Mary's Gaels pulled off a big win during the first round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament. (3/18; 3:27)

Yelp in the Hot Seat


Douglas Mirell, a partner with Loeb and Loeb specializing in entertainment and intellectual property suits, says three civil suits have been filed against the company accusing them of extorting businesses to advertise. (3/18; 3:09)

A New Way to Read E-Books


KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid says Amazon is releasing a new app that will let Mac users read their e-books on their home computers. (3/18; 2:52)

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(3/18; 11:06).

Blind Trusts in CA Politics


Bob Stern, pres. of the non-profit Center for Government Studies in L.A., says both Republican candidates for Governor, Meg Whitman and Steve Poizner, plan to use blind trusts if they take office. (3/18; 3:53)

Slowing Progression of Myopia


Dr. Thomas Aller, a San Bruno optometrist, says new research shows prescribing bi-focal soft contact lenses can stop vision from getting worse, and might even improve it. (3/18; 5:28)

Not Taking Advantage of Financial Aid


Debbie Frankle, program director at the non-profit Institute for College Access & Success, says a study shows many community college students are not taking advantage of all the financial aid money out there. (3/18; 4:10)

Taliban Resists U.S. Efforts


Prof. Thomas Johnson talks about the significance of the Taliban's stronghold on the town of Marja, Afghanistan. (3/18; 4:47)
 
 
 
 
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