San Leandro Cop Charged With Drug Offense Resigns
A San Leandro police narcotics detective charged with giving marijuana to an informant has resigned from the force.
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A San Leandro police narcotics detective charged with giving marijuana to an informant has resigned from the force.
East Bay Regional Park police officers recovered about $1 million worth of marijuana plants early Friday morning when they raided a growing operation in a remote area of Las Trampas Regional Wilderness, police said.
A Mendocino County man has been arrested for allegedly growing marijuana in Napa County where two male homicide victims were found on July 1, a Napa County sheriff's captain said.
A man and woman living in San Francisco's Richmond District were robbed at gunpoint in their home early Friday morning and then detained when officers found dozens of marijuana plants inside, a police spokesman said.
The Marin County Sheriff's Office began this year's outdoor marijuana eradication efforts within the county Thursday morning by destroying nearly 13,000 young plants, a sheriff's lieutenant said.
In May, San Jose received about $17,000 from a half dozen marijuana collectives, down from nearly $300,000 in March and April.
San Francisco police officers who pulled over a Range Rover with no plates in Diamond Heights confiscated heroin and pot worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and uncovered a well-hidden marijuana farm in the driver's nearby home.
A San Jose man was arrested in Gilroy on Saturday after he allegedly exposed himself to three young girls at a lemonade stand, police said Thursday.
A San Jose man was arrested in Gilroy on Saturday after he allegedly exposed himself to three young girls at a lemonade stand, police said Monday.
A San Leandro vice and narcotics police officer pleaded not guilty Friday to a felony count of transporting and furnishing marijuana for sale.
The California Assembly is set to vote on a bill that would give local law authorities the power to charge small time marijuana growers with a misdemeanor rather than a felony.
Eight people are being held on one million dollars bail each after San Mateo County drug agents busted up what they call a close knit Asian drug trafficking ring.
A San Francisco man who caused a cross-country flight to land prematurely because his medical marijuana cookies made him act erratically has been sentenced to at least three years on probation.
In a strange twist, the number of police officer layoffs in San Jose may be reduced because of revenue generated by medical marijuana dispensaries.
A biker gang member will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for the brutal attack of a Lakeport man during a 2009 marijuana robbery.
Oakland police arrested a male with a loaded firearm Saturday afternoon after stopping a group of males smoking marijuana, police said.
Two women described by a prosecutor as "marijuana grannies" were jailed on allegations that they were growing hundreds of pot plants in their San Bruno home.
A Sonoma County man has admitted shipping himself 82 pounds of marijuana, according to authorities.
A fire in San Jose Friday morning left four people displaced and a cannabis dispensary completely destroyed, a fire captain said.
Police have arrested one of multiple suspects who tied up three victims inside of a Hercules residence on Thursday, before attempting to steal a large container of marijuana.
The San Jose city council's move to dramatically restrict the number of medical marijuana collectives should greatly reduce the crime and violence associated with some of the unlicensed clubs, said Police Chief Chris Moore.
Three people were stabbed, one fatally, outside a medical marijuana dispensary in Sacramento on the day pot users around the nation celebrate the drug's unofficial holiday.
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Councilmembers have been debating how to best approach the estimated 120 dispensaries currently operating within city limits.
A new study found indoor medical marijuana growers now account for 3 percent of California's electricity usage, enough to power 1 million homes.
