Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Tuesday, July 28.
Woman, 74, Arrested In Bear Spray Attack At East Bay Trader Joe's
Police arrested a 74-year-old woman after eight people were exposed to bear spray during a grocery store parking lot dispute.
49ers Coach Recovering From Serious South Bay Car Crash
The team said the coach will begin training camp on a limited basis while recovering from injuries suffered in last week's collision.
Couple Used East Bay Health Agency To Steal Millions From Medicare: DOJ
Federal prosecutors say the CEO and his wife had medical records and doctor signatures forged to steal millions.
Man Threatens Teens With Box Cutter, Attacks Theatergoer In SMC: Police
Prosecutors said the suspect assaulted a moviegoer before confronting a group of teenagers who intervened.
Watch: Teen Lifeguard Battles Pounding Surf To Save Boy From Drowning At Bay Area Beach
A witness captured the dramatic rescue as a 16-year-old lifeguard fought heavy surf to save a 10-year-old boy from drowning.
Dozens Of Cars Found In Chop Shop During Berkeley Auto Theft Investigation: Police
Detectives found more than 50 vehicles that had been stripped for parts at the illegal business.
4 Men Shot After Trying To Stop Couple's Argument In SF
Police said the victims were trying to intervene in a dispute between a man and woman when the gunman opened fire.
Burglary Crew Caught In The Act, Sparking Manhunt In SMC: Police
Police said neighbors' quick reporting helped officers interrupt the break-in and recover burglary tools and suspected stolen property.
Hollywood-Famous Donut Chain Opening In Bay Area Sparks Rivalry With Local Shop: Report
The Southern California chain's first Bay Area location opened across the street from a beloved local donut shop.
Rare Famous Car Destroyed In San Rafael Garage Fire: FD
Fire officials said the rare collector car caught fire while it was running, but crews stopped the blaze before it spread into the home.
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