Ex-Stanford Swimmer Found Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Woman On Campus
A Santa Clara County jury has reached the verdict that a former Stanford University swimmer accused of raping a woman on campus over a year ago is guilty on all charges.
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A Santa Clara County jury has reached the verdict that a former Stanford University swimmer accused of raping a woman on campus over a year ago is guilty on all charges.
A federal trial will begin in San Francisco Tuesday on a wrongful death lawsuit filed against four city police officers by the parents of a 28-year-old man killed by the officers two years ago.
An ex-San Jose police officer will face another trial for allegedly raping a woman while he was on duty in 2013, prosecutors said Thursday.
After two months of trial, the jury in the racketeering and murder case of Chinatown tong leader Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow in federal court in San Francisco is due to begin deliberating on a verdict early next week.
Chinatown tong leader Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow ended three days of testimony in his federal murder and racketeering trial in San Francisco Wednesday by declaring, "I didn't kill nobody."
Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow told a federal jury in San Francisco Monday that although he previously committed a raft of crimes, he vowed to stop committing them.
A former aide to Chinatown tong leader Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow testified at Chow's murder and racketeering trial in federal court in San Francisco Tuesday that he conspired in the murder that Chow is accused of ordering.
Prosecutors asked a judge to delay the Nov. 2 trial date for Raymond 'Shrimp Boy' Chow while U.S. Justice Department officials decide whether to seek the death penalty for an expected new murder charge.
A judge has ruled that a man at the center of the national immigration debate will stand trial on a murder charge in the shooting death of a young San Francisco woman.
Two aspiring Santa Rosa Junior College football players were ordered Monday to stand trial in connection with a shooting at a motel that left a woman paralyzed.
The espionage trail of a Washington Post journalist, who is jailed in Iran and has ties to Marin, is now underway. The man's brother is in Washington to help lobby for his release.
An Alameda County Superior Court jury has found career criminal Randy Alana guilty of killing his girlfriend in Oakland in 2013.
The family of a 24-year-old woman who was fatally struck by a truck while riding her bicycle in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood in 2013 was awarded $4 million by a San Francisco Superior Court jury last week.
A judge Tuesday reluctantly granted a motion by a 20-year-old Hayward man to be allowed to represent himself in a case in which he and another man are accused of murder for the strangulation death of a Castro Valley woman whose home was also set on fire.
Jury selection begins Monday in the trial of the suspected Boston Marathon Bomber.
Two San Francisco police officers were found guilty on about half the charges against them in a federal corruption trial as the jury reached a verdict on Friday.
A group of students from Bay Area who went to Russia for a youth conference returned Tuesday after they were detained, interrogated and put on trial.
A non-jury trial is underway in California Superior Court to determine if an accrediting evaluation of San Francisco City College was unfair or unlawful.
The plot thickens. Suge Knight, Kat Williams & Too Short mentioned in Yee case...
A San Francisco Superior Court judge decided Friday that a lawsuit over whether City College of San Francisco wrongly faced the loss of its accreditation by a regional accrediting commission will proceed to trial next month.
Bay Area researchers are being put on call to help analyze a deadly Ebola virus that has killed hundreds in Western Africa, while the government says an experimental vaccine is in the works.
A 36-year-old carpenter pleaded not guilty Monday to a murder charge stemming from the fatal shooting of a tattoo artist in Oakland four years ago.
A judge has told deadlocked jurors to keep deliberating in a lawsuit filed by Giants fan Bryan Stow over his beating at Dodger Stadium.
Supporters of an effort to reopen Martins Beach near Half Moon Bay filed briefs in a court case against the property's billionaire owner to get him to pay fines for closing public access to the beach.
Closing arguments are slated to begin Thursday morning in the trial over the lawsuit of the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow.
