Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, July 9
The young wild cats will be rehabilitated at the organization's wildlife center before being released back into the wild.
Napa Valley investigators recovered stolen property after coordinated arrests and a Hayward search warrant linked suspects to burglary.
The earthquake was reported just after 7:49 a.m.
Smoke alarms alerted sleeping residents before firefighters contained the blaze and kept it from spreading Thursday.
Police say a Suisun City man intentionally struck another man with his vehicle outside Ace & Vine in Napa after an argument.
"The decision to suspend a search is never an easy one," a search and rescue mission coordinator said.
Police said the suspect was later found trying to open locked car doors nearby.
Wednesday's leak adds to a series of refinery incidents that have drawn public attention in recent years.
Riders of e-bikes, e-motorcycles and motorized scooters will have to dismount and walk in Danville's town parks.
Napa detectives arrested a Vallejo woman after investigating multiple storage unit burglaries and continue searching.
"This 4-year-old has his role down: couch cuddles, favorite treats, and a starring performance with his fuzzy toys."
Residential growth and new development pushed the county's assessed property value to another record high, officials said.
Coastal flood advisories warn of minor flooding around bays, tidal waterways and the Pacific Coast.
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