Suspect In Concord Mall Purse Snatching Now Facing Murder Charges
Contra Costa County prosecutors plan to file a murder charge against Otto Halafihi, the man suspected in a purse snatching.
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Contra Costa County prosecutors plan to file a murder charge against Otto Halafihi, the man suspected in a purse snatching.
According to the East Bay Times, Derick Almena will get nine years behind bars and Max Harris will get six.
A three-alarm grass fire in Moraga that led to dozens of evacuations Monday afternoon, has been fully contained.
A state prison is spending tens of thousands of dollars every month to buy bottled water for its inmates and staff and taxpayers are footing the bill.
A huge medical convention has cancelled plans to meet in San Francisco, saying its members don't feel safe on the streets.
A sharp increase in grass fires in San Jose has resulted in firefighters tracking what's been determined to be the common link: homeless encampments.
A dog locked in a backyard cage in Stockton was surrounded by fire that was consuming the house until a firefighter stumbled across the dog and rescued it in an effort captured on video.
A federal probe into Facebook's sharing of user data with Cambridge Analytica now involves the FBI, the SEC and the Justice Department.
Not to be outdone by LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers, the Golden State Warriors have reportedly reached a one-year contract agreement with injured All-NBA center DeMarcus Cousins.
A 17-year-old boy who was fatally shot in downtown Oakland has been identified as the son of local rapper Da'unda'dogg.
A Colorado man who burst into his estranged family's Santa Rosa home and opened fire last week, killing one man and wounding his son and 4-year-old grandson has died from a self inflicted wound.
Musk tweeted late Sunday that Tesla's team produced 7,000 cars in seven days.
A makeshift community of campers and RVs, ordered to leave the Berkeley Marina parking lot, were given a short reprieve Monday by city officials who rejected a more longer term solution.
Online review site Yelp.com cannot be ordered to remove posts against a San Francisco law firm that a judge determined were defamatory, a divided California Supreme Court ruled Monday.
If you use a plastic straw or plastic utensils in Seattle now, get ready to pay.
