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Oakland Officials Knew About Illegal Warehouse Occupants Before Deadly Fire

By Abigail Abrams

Ghost Ship Warehouse Fire Prompts Soul Searching in Oakland

By Katy Steinmetz / Oakland, Calif.

Soda Taxes Prompt High Fives from Health Advocates

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Anti-Trump Protests Swell Across the U.S.

By Feliz Solomon
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Photojournalism Daily: Jan. 14, 2015

A compilation of the most interesting photojournalism found on the web, curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

A Homecoming in Oakland

"There is a mythology to Northern California: the Gold Rush, Haight Ashbury, the modern-day prophets of Silicon Valley"

By TIME Photo

Oakland Police Department Site Down in Apparent Hack

Hundreds of protesters have gathered nightly since Saturday.

By Noah Rayman

See How Ferguson Protests Rippled Across the U.S.

Cities across the country saw a strong reaction to the grand jury's decision not to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown, as protests erupted from Los Angeles to New York to Atlanta, demonstrators congregated en masse and shut down several major highways

By TIME Photo

See the Nation React to the Ferguson Decision

Citizens from L.A. to New York City staged protests following the announcement that a grand jury would not indict Officer Darren Wilson

By TIME Photo

Watch Two People Casually Perform a Beautiful Dance on the Side of a Building

They make it look easy

By Samantha Grossman

This Is What Federal Intervention Could Look Like in Ferguson

The Department of Justice has intervened in other cities in the past

By Justin Worland

California Town that Banned Pinball 80 Years Ago Will Finally Legalize It

The ban hadn't been enforced in decades, but it's still on the books.

By Matt Peckham

Artist Uses Trash to Make Houses for the Homeless

A California artist is giving away stylish shelters on wheels so those in need can feel a little safer -- and warmer -- sleeping on the streets

By Anita Hamilton

Occupy Activist Gets $4.5M For Oakland Police Attack

The Iraq War veteran says he sustained serious brain damage after his skull was fractured by a lead-filled beanbag fired by Oakland police during street protests in 2011. The 26-year-old temporarily lost his ability to speak and says he still suffers from memory loss

By Denver Nicks

Boy Shoots Sister over Bleached Laundry, Family Says

Mario Toliver, who family members said shot his sister Justice, fled from the scene

By Madison Gray
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