Pittsburg Police: Chase With Armed Suspect Ends With Car Slamming Into Apartments
Police in Pittsburg have arrested a driver following a chase that ended when a car slammed into an apartment complex Sunday night.
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Police in Pittsburg have arrested a driver following a chase that ended when a car slammed into an apartment complex Sunday night.
Just when you thought you'd learned how to spell Grimes and Elon Musk's unusual baby name, they've gone and changed it.
In Sonoma County, restaurants and other food facilities are now allowed to offer onsite sit-down meals - outdoors.
Police in Walnut Creek are looking for two suspects connected to a shooting in a parking lot that injured two people Thursday evening.
Berkeley has reopened tennis and pickleball courts for singles play provided social distancing and other measures are used.
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Diners flocked to Napa County restaurants for the first time since mid-March Sunday, enjoying their first dine-in meal since shelter-in-place restrictions were eased as part of Phase 2 reopening.
Bay Area parks and beaches saw a surge of visitors enjoying warm sunshine and trying to maintain social distancing Sunday, but not always succeeding.
A woman identified as Trinh says her brother's Ring video captured a woman wearing a white USA beanie leaving a racist, handwritten note on his front door on Friday.
The head of the San Francisco Community Fishing Association, estimates that thousands of crab, shrimp and black cod traps worth up to $5 million were lost in Saturday's Pier 45 warehouse fire.
Ninety homeless people considered at high risk have been sheltered at a San Mateo County hotel as part of the county's efforts to stem the spread of novel coronavirus among vulnerable populations.
A group of black religious leaders were planning to gather Monday to promote sticking with virtual worship services during the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and to call for more community medical and educational services.
Many Sonoma County high school students who weren't allowed traditional graduation ceremonies during the COVID-19 pandemic are getting surprise deliveries, thanks to a kindness campaign that shows the North Bay community is better together.
Park District police are crediting members of the public who witnessed and reported vandalism Saturday night at Crown Memorial State Beach in Alameda, resulting in two arrests.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District issued the first Spare the Air Alert of the year for Monday as light winds, high temperatures and vehicle exhaust combine to make air quality unhealthy.
