Oakland Attorney Testifies She Did Her Best To Care For 100+ Cats In Her Home
An Oakland attorney accused of animal abuse testified Wednesday that she did the best she could to care for the more than 100 cats who lived in her home.
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An Oakland attorney accused of animal abuse testified Wednesday that she did the best she could to care for the more than 100 cats who lived in her home.
The town of Colma, home to 1,593 residents and 1,000 times more deceased residents of the many cemeteries there, has 12 police officers – the largest ratio of any Bay Area city.
User accounts of Twitter platform Tweetdeck were hacked Wednesday morning by an unidentified third party source which allowed it to post comments remotely.
Berkeley police are investigating a shooting in the area of Russell and California streets Wednesday afternoon that left two people injured.
Great White sharks are thought of as one of the world's most feared predators, but documentary filmmakers say the tables have been turned after a nearly 10-foot shark was eaten by another sea creature in the waters off Australia.
City College of San Francisco is expected to retain its accreditation and will not be forced to close. On Wednesday, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges proposed new rules in a turn of events.
As California begins issuing retro-looking license plates, a group of breast cancer survivors are wondering why their bill to create license plates for breast cancer awareness has stalled in the legislature.
The former Bay Area Rapid Transit officers who shot and killed a passenger on an Oakland train platform in the early hours of January 1st 2009 is expected to testify in a civil lawsuit brought by that man's father.
Water rates at the East Bay's largest water district are on the increase beginning next month.
Pacifica police are warning residents to keep an eye on their pets after a woman reported her dog was taken by a coyote early Wednesday morning.
The city of Salinas has denied a request by news outlets to release the names of police officers involved in three fatal shootings this year.
An enrollment center for a program to expedite screenings by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is now open in Oakland.
11-year-old Ishmael Perry said he was just an innocent bystander when a classmate at LeConte Elementary used bullying language in the afterschool program, but he was threatened with suspension. He instead chose to clean the school's bathrooms for two weeks.
A pair of rare burrowing owls was found dead on the Shoreline Golf Links after a bottle was shoved into their burrow.
Coach Jim Harbaugh's pleated khakis became a national story at the beginning of the year and now it seems that he and his wife have turned that into a deal with Dockers.
