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Officials in Oakland announced Wednesday that four police officers would be terminated and an additional seven officers would be suspended in the wake of the now completed investigation into the teen sex scandal that rocked the department.
A driver was killed when a Ferrari slammed into a tree and went down an embankment in Redwood City Wednesday.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry says he applauds Colin Kaepernick for taking a stand against police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
A 56-year-old transient suspected of trying to kidnap two women he assaulted in San Jose last week was arraigned in court Wednesday.
Three people who dropped off 34 tuxedo cats and kittens at the Marin Humane Society in the middle of the night were caught on surveillance video.
Two employees laid off by the parent company of for-profit college chain ITT Technical Institute have filed a lawsuit claiming the company violated federal law by not providing 60 days' notice.
It will take weeks to move an 87-foot private boat from the spot where it capsized Sunday near Bethel Island in eastern Contra Costa County.
Officials at San Jose State University were trying to answer questions Wednesday about a professor who remained on the job after a campus investigation determined he sexually harassed a student.
Palo Alto Police have arrested a man accused of setting fire to a hotel room and later threatening officers with a knife.
Authorities say a GPS tracker revealed the vehicle of an arson suspect was at the scene of a destructive wildfire about a minute before it started.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell disagrees with Colin Kaepernick's choice to kneel during the national anthem, but recognizes the quarterback's right to protest.
Several mustangs trained by inmates at the Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center will be up for adoption on Saturday.
Officials say Yosemite National Park will add 400 acres of meadows, forest in the park's largest expansion in decades.
Uber's contract workers must resolve their differences through individual actions, rather than as a group, a court ruled Wednesday.
The brief meeting took a little sting out of the soured relations caused by Duterte's intemperate language in referring to Obama earlier this week.
