2 women arrested in connection to body dumped in Livermore, police say
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a homicide investigation that began after a body with multiple stab wounds was found in a Livermore ravine in August.
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Witness testifies Former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao wanted to be a millionaire
The star witness in the Sheng Thao corruption trial told jurors that the former Oakland mayor wanted to be a millionaire, offering new testimony about the alleged bribery scheme at the center of the case....
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Alameda County takes steps to distribute redress funds for Russell City residents
This week, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors took fiscal action to formalize allocation of the Russell City Redress Fund. Russell City, which was once home to 1,400 mostly black and Latino residents, was annexed and razed by the city of Hayward in the 1960s. The city formal...
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AccuWeather Forecast: Cloud cover moves in overnight, dry conditions remain
A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect through Sunday for coastal and bay shoreline locations. Cloud cover moves in overnight tonight, but conditions remain dry....
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Teen boy among 21 accused of trying to buy sex in Calif. trafficking sting
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An ICE officer is charged with assault for striking a man with a car in Houston
An ICE officer accused of intentionally ramming his car into a Mexican construction worker in Houston was charged Friday with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon....
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Police found defaced photographs of son-in-law slain in Dublin
(KRON) -- Evidence uncovered in a murder investigation, which involves two elderly grandparents accused of gunning down their son-in-law at a Dublin sports park, was revealed in new court documents filed by a defense attorney. Attorney Curtis Briggs, who is representing 77-year-o...
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San Mateo Co. officials prepare for coming Super El Nino
Friday, one San Mateo Co. supervisor advised residents in flood-prone areas to leave before King Tides arrive in November.
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Christa Pike says she's 'recovering' after botched execution in new statement
Christa Pike is speaking out in a new statement after surviving a failed execution.
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Newsom deploys election lawyers in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom is deploying more than 130 election law attorneys across California to monitor the state’s congressional battleground districts. Newsom says the move is intended to prevent interference by the Trump administration, monitor vote counting and protect the will of C...
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Election Extra! Gary Locke, first Chinese-American governor and former U.S.-China ambassador, backing Connie Chan
Gary Locke, the first Chinese American to serve as U.S. ambassador to China, endorsed Connie Chan in the race to succeed Nancy Pelosi in Congress. Election Extra! Gary Locke, first Chinese-American governor and former U.S.-China ambassador, backing Connie Chan...
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Selma Blair apologizes in video weeks after arrest: 'I take this very seriously'
Selma Blair is speaking out weeks after her arrest.
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S.F. police arrest suspect in fatal Saturday morning hit-and-run
The victim was reportedly riding a motorized scooter during collision near Lower Nob Hill S.F. police arrest suspect in fatal Saturday morning hit-and-run...