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Two million pounds of chicken recalled across eight states, including California
Approximately 2 million pounds of chicken products have been recalled across eight states, including California. Health officials say the poultry may be contaminated with foreign materials. According to a...Read More
‘Trump Chicken’ ready to float into SF
A 33-foot inflatable "Trump Chicken" will make another appearance in the Bay Area, this time sailing around the San Francisco shore dressed in prison garb.Read More
Protest at egg farm near Petaluma ends with arrests
Forty people were arrested Tuesday afternoon for misdemeanor trespassing after protesting alleged animal abuse at a farm near Petaluma, the Sonoma County sheriff's office confirmed.Read More
Chicken owners can have eggs tested for free
Bay Area residents who raise chickens outdoors can take their eggs to a University of California office in Santa Rosa to see if they contain contaminants, UC officials said.Read More
Supe disgusted over stench of 16th Street BART
The current conditions of the 16th Street Mission BART Station is pissing off San Francisco supervisor Hillary Ronen.Read More
Milpitas KFC standoff extends overnight
Milpitas police remain engaged in a standoff with a man at a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant.Read More
Chicken guts choke commute traffic on US-101
A big rig carrying what appears to be a massive amount of chicken guts or slurry spilled a portion of its load Thursday evening.Read More
Woman rescued from tank of chicken waste
Petaluma firefighters Tuesday morning rescued a female security guard who fell into an outdoor concrete tank.Read More
Bay Bridge chicken owner steps forward
A 2014 Oakland mayoral candidate has claimed ownership of a chicken that tried to cross the Bay Bridge.Read More
Costco chicken hit with recall
Rotisserie chicken from the South San Francisco Costco has been recalled in connection with a salmonella outbreak.Read More
Raise your own urban chickens
Herbs and veggies in your backyard is so last year. Step it up a notch and raise your own chickens and ducks.Read More