Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, August 13
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Police said officers "resolved a potentially dangerous situation safely."
East Bay earthquake struck near San Leandro Thursday morning but was felt across the Bay Area.
Supervisors backed new safety rules after a chain-reaction crash involving an e-bike killed a 4-year-old boy, officials said.
Police issued a traffic advisory after rising water affected part of the roadway.
Police arrested a Petaluma woman found with a loaded revolver, Vicodin pills, drug paraphernalia, and identification documents.
Both northbound lanes reopened after a vehicle fire shut down Highway 29 Thursday morning entirely.
A Chevrolet driver died, and a Toyota driver suffered injuries in Wednesday night's Concord collision.
A 32-year-old woman died early Thursday after her vehicle crashed near Rossmoor Parkway in Walnut Creek.
The suspect was arrested on Aug. 4, police said.
Amongst the arrested were residents from San Leandro, Alameda and Oakland, police said.
The dog was still on the loose Thursday morning after repeatedly running through traffic on east and westbound I-580.
Drivers should expect traffic to slow while crews complete several days of roadway maintenance.
The early-morning crash forced a road closure before police announced the area had reopened.
A jury found the pair guilty of second-degree burglary of an unoccupied house, prosecutors said.
The suspect is accused of shooting and killing someone in San Francisco in March.
Prosecutors charged the 18-year-old with making criminal threats.
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