Benicia Teacher Accused Of Feeding Colleagues Pot-Laced Food
Benicia police have arrested an elementary school teacher on poisoning charges after she allegedly fed her co-workers marijuana-laced food at an employee pot luck.
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Benicia police have arrested an elementary school teacher on poisoning charges after she allegedly fed her co-workers marijuana-laced food at an employee pot luck.
Tourism in the Sierra and Lake Tahoe is suffering due to the lack of snow this winter. Meanwhile, the Napa Valley is reaping the benefits of an unusually dry and mild season with a huge jump in visitors.
Federally ordered changes have been made at San Francisco's General Hospital following the death of a patient who was found in a stairwell at the hospital last October.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District on Friday issued a wood-burning ban for Saturday, the 30th such ban in the region during the air district's winter season.
Police sought a 14-year-old Oakland boy on Friday in the fatal shooting of his 17-year-old sister as the family of the teenager pleaded for him to surrender.
Several engineers testified Friday at a hearing in Sacramento that more safety testing should have been done before the new Eastern Span of the Bay Bridge opened up.
Two more flu-related deaths were recorded in Santa Clara County on Friday as state Department of Public Health officials confirmed there have been 50 more influenza deaths throughout the state as of last week.
A San Francisco police officer appeared in Contra Costa County Superior Court in Martinez Friday on charges that he molested a 15-year-old boy in Concord and kept child pornography.
Investors are worried about slower economic growth in China, a gloomier outlook for U.S. corporate profits and an end to easy money policies in the United States and Europe. They're also fretting over country-specific troubles around the world—from economic mismanagement in Argentina to political instability in Turkey.
"...what are the odds of pulling 1 Grammy nomination, it's phenomenal!" - composer Jeremy Cohen
Two of three workers who fell this morning after scaffolding collapsed at a home in San Francisco's Twin Peaks neighborhood suffered life-threatening injuries, a fire department spokeswoman said.
San Francisco's fire chief made a special lunch stop in Greenbrae Friday to visit one of the two known 1906 San Francisco earthquake survivors after he turned 108 years old earlier this week.
The unemployment rate in California dropped last month and a similar trend occurred in parts of the Bay Area, according to state jobs data released Friday.
Residents were being advised to shelter in place near a reported gas leak in Atherton Friday morning, police said.
Everybody poops, but not every zoo makes an exhibit about it, except when the San Francisco Zoo opened "The Scoop On Poop," covering everything you ever wanted--or didn't want-- to know about animal and human excrement.
