Man Shot Dead In Oakland
A man was shot dead early Sunday morning near downtown Oakland, police said.
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A man was shot dead early Sunday morning near downtown Oakland, police said.
Three people were arrested Saturday in Morgan Hill after they led police on a pursuit in a stolen vehicle.
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A federal judge sentenced a former employee of a Petaluma slaughterhouse Friday in San Francisco for his role in a scheme to distribute adulterated, misbranded and uninspected meat.
The rare sighting of a sea otter swimming just off Southern California has scientists hoping it's a sign of a resurgence for the creatures that were once hunted to near extinction.
A female riding a scooter died Saturday afternoon in Campbell after the scooter struck a retaining wall, causing her to be ejected from the scooter.
Police arrested three men Thursday in Suisun City after officers found two shotguns inside the vehicle they were in.
The San Francisco lodging service's new authorization was announced on the morning of an historic three-day trip by Obama to Cuba.
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The victim appeared to be the driver of the vehicle and may have suffered from a pre-existing medical condition.
The Coast Guard deployed a rescue boat and a rescue helicopter, which located the surfers at Gray Whale Cove State Beach.
The blaze was under control by 2:30 a.m. and all residents were able to safely make it outside with no injuries, fire officials said.
Santa Rosa Public Works advised drivers to avoid the area of College Avenue between North Street and Monroe Avenue in Santa Rosa due to a water main break early Sunday morning.
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The announcement by General Mills that it will start labeling foods that contain GMO ingredients shows the industry might be giving up its fight against state efforts to require such labeling.
