Trump’s Jan. 6 mass pardons include Northern Californians from all walks of life
All told, more than 1,500 people have been indicted or already prosecuted for the massive Capitol break-in. At least 17 were from Northern California.
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Brentwood City Council warned about adopting unconstitutional policy
As the City Council prepares to discuss requiring local media to adopt a specific ethical code in order to receive advertising or press releases, a prominent free speech organization is...
Antioch police racism could lead to unprecedented mass dismissals in criminal court
Contra Costa supervisors unanimously approved the hiring of 10 attorneys to go through the mountain of potentially thousands of criminal cases that could be dismissed.
Walnut Creek: Boy allegedly wore ‘Scream’ mask, lured girl to secluded part of school campus, then stabbed her throat
The victim later told police that the boy had an interest in horror films, but didn't know why he attacked her.
Body of popular radio host Jeffrey “JV” Vandergrift found
San Francisco authorities have identified a body found Wednesday night at Pier 39 as missing popular radio host Jeffrey Vandergrift.
Retired CHP officer, accused of ‘grooming’ minors, is jailed for allegedly violating release terms in child porn case
Timothy Allen Horwath, 52, is accused of using a high school age picture of a boy to impersonate a teen and persuade minors to send nude pictures.
The saga of David Misch: Judge believes alleged Bay Area serial killer may not have acted alone, tragic details of notorious slayings revealed
David Misch, 62, is accused of murder in the deaths of two best friends from Fremont and a 9-year-old girl in Hayward.
Wife of popular Wild 94.9 radio host JV says new information suggests ‘he will not be coming back’
Natasha Yi made her first public statement Wednesday night, on the eve of the one-week anniversary of JV's mysterious disappearance.
'I've been poisoned': Details released of man's lethal drink at Walnut Creek care home
Constantine Canoun, 94, was all alone when authorities say he accessed a cleaning chemical that was supposed to be locked away.
Corrupt packaging employee admits to smuggling saw blades, heroin, cell phones to Aryan Brotherhood members in prison
Justin Petty pleaded guilty to multiple federal offenses at a plea hearing Monday.
