Walnut Creek Police Officer Arrested For Allegedly Attacking Woman With Bat While Wearing Mask
A Walnut Creek police officer was arrested after allegedly donning a mask and beating a woman with a bat in Richmond earlier this month.
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A Walnut Creek police officer was arrested after allegedly donning a mask and beating a woman with a bat in Richmond earlier this month.
A broken fire hydrant near southbound 880 and 66th Avenue in Oakland sent a geyser of water approximately 60 feet high.
If you think you've seen more ants in your kitchen than usual this summer, you may not be imagining things.
A earthquake registering a preliminary magnitude of 3.0 struck east of Gilroy, in Hollister on Friday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey's automated seismograph alert network.
An 18-year-old Oakland man was due to be arraigned in federal court on Sept. 5 on a charge of shining a laser pointer at an airborne California Highway Patrol helicopter in June.
Emergency crews in San Jose were responding Friday afternoon to an injury involving a saw to a person's chest, fire officials said.
No road-trip of a lifetime would be complete without a throaty V-8 engine rumbling beneath a classic all-American sports car's curvy lines, tearing down a two-lane highway through the most picturesque scenery you can imagine, and inevitably seeing the red and blue flashing lights above the dice hanging from your rear-view mirror, then pulling over to find out how fast you were "really going" and getting a free speedometer calibration, and of course in 2014, capping it all off with the requisite "selfie."
Twin male giraffe calves were born at the San Francisco Zoo Tuesday, but according to zoo officials only one survived.
The Castro Theatre plans to sell it's famed Wurlitzer organ. Taking its place is a digital console with seven keyboards and over 800 stops -- likely to be the largest of its kind in the world.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) says it will resume oil and gas leasing for fracking on federal land in California next year.
The BART Board of Directors voted 6 to 2 Thursday night so that the transit system's directors will no longer get free rides for life.
The mystery behind Apple's new product launch announcement is deepening with the building of a secretive structure at the site of the planned announcement next month.
Using GPS-fitted boulders in the flat, parched desert of Death Valley, and tying in the data to a weather station, researchers with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego have confirmed that rocks weighing hundreds of pounds are pushed along on a thin sheet of ice by light winds, in a sort of natural display of truly Olympic "curling."
Customs officials say they have thwarted a plan to sneak twenty live millipedes inside a box coming through the international mail facility at San Francisco International.
A judge has sentenced a Hayward man to 15 years in prison following his conviction on charges he molested a 16-year-old who answered his ad for a "houseboy."
