Federal Prosecutor Praises Bonds Case Prosecutor
A longtime federal prosecutor is drawing praise for his closing argument in the Barry Bonds perjury trial.
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A longtime federal prosecutor is drawing praise for his closing argument in the Barry Bonds perjury trial.
Chief U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker retired in February, several months after his landmark decision that's being challenged in an appeals court.
Prosecutors called Barry Bonds' orthopedic surgeon to the witness stand Thursday at the home-run slugger's perjury trial -- but they may wish they hadn't.
A judge Wednesday ordered a 20-year-old Oakland woman to stand trial on a murder charge for the asphyxiation death of her 2-year-old daughter last year.
Barry Bonds' former mistress was scheduled to testify this week when the slugger's trial resumes.
Jurors ended their third day of deliberations Friday afternoon in the San Mateo County Superior Court trial of Alexander Youshock.
The confessed killer of an Oakland journalist took the stand Thursday to testify against two other men accused of taking part in the murder.
Barry Bonds' estranged childhood friend underwent cross examination with the slugger's attorney attempting to portray Steve Hoskins as a revenge-seeker.
A San Jose judge has said a transient is mentally competent to stand trial for felony false imprisonment of a good Samaritan who was forced into a Palo Alto fast food restaurant bathroom.
Closing arguments began Wednesday in the San Mateo County Superior Court trial of Alexander Youshock, who is accused of bringing 10 homemade pipe bombs, a sword and a chainsaw to Hillsdale High School.
The defense attorney for professional poker player Ernest Scherer III told jurors Wednesday that they should find him not guilty of charges that he murdered his parents at their Castlewood County Club home in Pleasanton three years ago.
An Oakland police officer on Tuesday recalled his gruesome discovery after journalist Chauncey Bailey was shot and killed nearly four years ago.
A prosecutor told jurors that Barry Bonds could easily have answered questions truthfully about steroids, but didn't. Meantime, Bonds' trainer again refused to testify.
Hillsdale High School bombing suspect Alexander Youshock said he never thought twice about carrying out his plan to kill three of his former teachers at the school.
A jury was chosen in federal court in San Francisco Monday afternoon in the perjury trial of home-run champion and former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds.
In February 2008, "60 Minutes" reported on the murder of Oakland journalist Chauncey Bailey, whose death has been linked to an investigation on local business called "Your Black Muslim Bakery."
The mother of Hillsdale High School bombing suspect Alexander Youshock said she tried nearly a dozen times to get her son psychological help in the years and months leading up the attack on the campus, but that he refused.
Two psychologists who examined Alexander Youshock in the months after his alleged attack on Hillsdale High School concluded that he suffers from a severe psychotic disorder, possibly a form of schizophrenia.
A plaintiff known as Jane Doe took the stand again in her civil trial against a group of De Anza College baseball players who she claims gang raped her more than four years ago.
In San Mateo County Superior Court Tuesday morning, a two-hour video of Alexander Youshock's interview with two San Mateo police detectives was played.
When a specialist examined a computer officials believed belonged to Hillsdale High School pipe bomb suspect Alexander Youshock in 2009, he found, among other files, a partially deleted document describing how to make pipe bombs.
A San Mateo teenager accused of bringing 10 bombs and other weapons onto campus at Hillsdale High School on Aug. 24, 2009 was fairly competent at manufacturing pipe bombs, according to an explosives expert.
San Mateo police Detective Rick Decker testified that he was among the first investigators to search the two-story townhome on that Alexander Youshock shared with his mother and sister
A Hillsdale High School teacher testified that he acted on instinct when he tackled a teenager with vest packed with pipe bombs.
Prosecutors unveiled a haunting videotape Monday of the man accused of trying to blow up and kill people at a San Mateo high school.
