Burning Body Found In Oakland Rockridge Neighborhood
A female body was found burning in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood Thursday morning.
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A female body was found burning in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood Thursday morning.
The family of missing nursing student Michelle Le started recruiting volunteers Wednesday for new searches planned later in the week.
A suspect has been charged with murder for the shooting death of a well-liked 17-year-old senior at the Castlewood Leadership Preparatory High School in East Oakland.
A 17-year-old accused of fatally shooting an infant in East Palo Alto last month pleaded not guilty to murder in San Mateo County Superior Court Wednesday afternoon.
A Marin County jury on Tuesday afternoon convicted James Raphael Mitchell of first-degree murder of his ex-girlfriend Danielle Keller and kidnapping the couple's one-year-old daughter at her Novato home two years ago.
Investigators believe an argument over a drug deal led to the shooting deaths of three men inside an apartment in Richmond's Iron Triangle neighborhood on Saturday, Richmond police Capt. Mark Gagan said Monday.
Three men were found dead in a Richmond apartment Saturday afternoon in what appears to be a triple homicide.
A judge has ruled that the man accused of killing an East Palo Alto community leader at a San Mateo mall is not competent to stand trial.
Five teens were arrested Thursday on suspicion of robbing a store in Fairfield on June 28, which resulted in the death of the store's owner.
The man charged with killing four Northern California women who had matching first and last initials can have a legal adviser help him defend himself.
A judge Wednesday postponed the sentencing for former Your Black Muslim Bakery leader Yusuf Bey IV and an associate because of concerns about whether the prosecution's key witness in the case committed perjury.
Attorneys were expected to give their closing arguments Wednesday in the trial of James Raphael Mitchell, who is accused of beating his ex-girlfriend Danielle Keller, 29, with a bat and kidnapping their 1-year-old daughter on her birthday two years ago.
A body was found early Tuesday morning at an abandoned gas station in Concord, and police were investigating the case as a homicide, Concord police Lt. Garrett Voerge said Tuesday.
Investigators believe that four shootings in Richmond and unincorporated North Richmond on Sunday that killed three men and wounded three others could be connected, Richmond police Lt. Bisa French said Tuesday.
San Francisco police are asking for the public's help in solving a murder committed more than 10 years ago.
Sonoma County sheriff's deputies arrested a Lake County homicide suspect in Santa Rosa early Friday morning.
A man who never regained consciousness after he was severely beaten on the street in San Jose six years ago recently succumbed to his injuries.
A man and a woman were arrested in the shooting a 33-year-old man after an argument in Santa Rosa early Wednesday morning, police said.
Santa Rosa police were investigating a homicide that occurred downtown early Wednesday morning.
A 26-year-old man was fatally shot while walking in San Francisco's Portola neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon.
A business owner in Fairfield died from injuries sustained when his store was robbed Tuesday night, police said.
East Palo Alto police were conducting parole and probation sweeps throughout the city Wednesday morning as part of an ongoing crackdown on gang activity.
A Napa County sheriff's deputy who was interested in an unsolved murder case found a bone fragment earlier this year that was later confirmed to be part of the remains of a Walnut Creek woman who disappeared in 1977, police said Monday.
A woman and her mother were convicted Tuesday of first-degree murder and premeditated attempted murder for an attack two years ago in which her husband was wounded and his 91-year-old grandmother was killed.
A judge will not dismiss the case against alleged serial killer Joseph Naso, charged with the murders of four Northern California women decades ago.
