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Nathan Burris told a Contra Costa County jury Wednesday that they should "flip a coin" to decide whether to sentence him to death for killing his former girlfriend and her friend on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge on Aug. 11, 2009.
John McAfee, the founder of the software company McAfee Inc., has "been through a lot," Jeff Wise, a reporter for Gizmodo.com, said on "CBS This Morning." McAfee, who sold his company in the '90s, is currently being sought by police in Belize for questioning in the slaying of his neighbor, who was found with a gunshot wound to his head.
Software company founder John McAfee is denying any role in the slaying of his neighbor on a Caribbean island, according to an online article posted for Wired magazine.
The founder of Santa Clara-based security software firm McAfee is wanted for questioning in connection with a murder in the Central American nation.
A man and woman were arrested early Friday morning on suspicion of fatally shooting a man in Antioch Thursday night, a police lieutenant said.
The man convicted of killing two people at a San Francisco Bay area toll plaza says he doesn't care if he gets the death penalty or life in prison and has suggested jurors deciding his fate flip a coin.
A psychological evaluation shows the ex-convict who shot and killed two of his co-workers at a California chicken-processing plant had been diagnosed with drug-induced behavioral problems.
Police have arrested a suspect in a weekend shooting in San Jose that claimed the life of a 22-year-old man.
Police were investigating the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old man in San Francisco's Bayview District.
San Jose police determined that a fatal shooting Saturday morning took place outdoors on the 1500 block of Kooser Road in South San Jose.
An Oakland man was sentenced Friday to the death penalty for murdering three people in a shooting in 2005 and killing a fourth person in 1997.
San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr and Supervisor David Campos joined forces Thursday to discuss ways the city is trying to quell recent violence in the Mission District.
Nathan Burris told a jury in Martinez today that he has no regrets about murdering his ex-girlfriend and her friend at the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge toll plaza on Aug. 11, 2009, and said he still feels hatred for the victims.
A steady stream of mourners stopped by an East Oakland cellphone store Thursday to pay tribute to 50-year-old owner Wilbur Bartley, who was fatally shot during an apparent robbery Wednesday night.
Santa Rosa police were investigating the death of a woman whose body was found by a jogger Thursday morning near College Avenue and Fourth Street.
A 20-year-old man and 14-year-old boy have been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in San Francisco's Mission District early Tuesday morning, police said.
An Alameda County jury delivered a guilty verdict in the case of Giselle Esteban, who is accused of murdering nursing student Michelle Le in May 2011.
One man was killed and three more seriously injured in four separate shootings in Oakland Sunday afternoon and night, an Oakland police officer said.
A nanny suspected of stabbing two young children to death in a luxury apartment near Central Park was in critical condition Friday with apparently self-inflicted injuries. The family had moved to New York from San Francisco within the last few years.
A Santa Rosa man accused of killing Vallejo musician Dewey Tucker in 2010 was found guilty of first-degree murder Friday by a Sonoma County Superior Court jury.
Three men have been arrested in Concord on murder charges in connection with the Oct. 14 shooting deaths of San Francisco residents Christopher Zinn and Brieanna Dow near Pittsburg, authorities said Thursday.
One person was killed; three others were injured in three separate shootings that occurred in San Francisco's Mission District Wednesday night.
Authorities say a husband and wife accused of the killing of a retired Northern California school teacher and wanted for a Southern California crime spree are a step closer to being returned to California to face charges.
The brother-in-law of the Rancho Cordova woman killed along with her two toddler children Tuesday night has been identified as a suspect in their deaths.
Four people were arrested when warrants were served at four locations in Oakland Tuesday morning as part of an investigation into a January murder, a police sergeant said.
