Elderly San Jose Woman Dies In Mobile Home Fire
Firefighters found 80-year-old Jenny Mesta dead in the back bedroom of her mobile home.
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Firefighters found 80-year-old Jenny Mesta dead in the back bedroom of her mobile home.
Emergency personnel placed the body in a rescue basket and the helicopter flew the body to sheriff's deputies waiting on state Highway 1.
Camille Chabot has been spreading the word about her battle with cancer for months. The 19-year-old was shocked to see President Obama posing on Air Force One donning a t-shirt bearing the #CamilleStrong hashtag.
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A Sig-alert was issued around 2:50 p.m. and there is no estimated time of when lanes will reopen, CHP officials said.
A man was taken into custody Saturday morning in Oakland following an altercation with police that led to shots being fired by officers.
Northern California got a break Saturday from a wet and windy storm that downed trees and power lines, ripped through freeway and street signs and led to dozens of flight cancellations at San Francisco's airport.
A woman was killed in a one-alarm fire at a mobile home community in San Jose early Saturday morning.
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Bay Area schools have been put on notice about a potential scam that could cost them. Investigators believe the man behind the scheme allegedly defrauded thousands of schools across the country in a fake billing scam.
The wind that whipped through the East Bay hills Friday evening did not just knock over a tree in Berkeley, it ripped it completely from its roots.
Four men wearing masks broke into a Guerneville home and tied up and beat the residents in a suspected marijuana-related home invasion robbery early Friday morning, a Sonoma County sheriff's sergeant said.
After years of living with mold, cockroaches and mice, residents of Richmond's Hacienda public housing complex will soon begin the process of moving to more habitable dwellings, city officials said Friday.
Teachers at about 20 Oakland public schools are working the minimum number of required hours in a labor action to protest the slow pace of contract negotiations, teacher union president Trish Gorham said Friday.