Man Fatally Struck By Muni Train Identified
A man who was fatally struck by a San Francisco Muni train at the Powell St. station on Saturday has been identified as 55-year-old Michael Mendez.
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A man who was fatally struck by a San Francisco Muni train at the Powell St. station on Saturday has been identified as 55-year-old Michael Mendez.
A Fresno-area father watched his four children and their mother perish in a fiery crash and was injured as he tried to rescue them from the burning vehicle.
An undercover sting operation at Sonoma County courthouses by the Petaluma and Santa Rosa police departments resulted in six arrests.
Officers arrested 11 suspects and seized numerous firearms in Oakland earlier this month, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The parade, an annual tradition in San Francisco, is considered the world's largest celebration of the Lunar New Year outside of Asia.
The Powell Muni station in San Francisco has reopened this evening and regular Muni service is resuming after a person was struck and killed by an outbound train Saturday afternoon.
A 25-year-old University of California at Berkeley student was robbed while walking south of campus early Saturday morning.
California health officials said the recent numbers show an overall statewide decline in the number of deaths this season, and that the number of hospitalizations are tapering back to normal levels.
Watsonville police officers learned that a group of males believed to be gang members apparently approached a 13-year-old boy and shot him in the head without provocation
California agriculture officials are reporting good news for wine lovers and vineyard operators alike: a record harvest of wine grapes.
One person was shot and killed in Fairfield early Saturday morning.
Authorities prepared Friday to burn down a mobile home where they said more than 60 pounds of highly volatile explosive material was found.
A longtime member of the San Jose Fire Department was arrested at on the job Thursday for drug and sex crime charges.
More than 2,000 pounds of illegal shark fins were seized from a San Francisco business owner involved in challenging a shark fin ban late last month, prompting the group to drop its suit, officials said Friday.
