Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, August 27
"It's crazy the people that do this," an officer can be heard saying in bodycam footage obtained by TMZ.
All northbound lanes near Danville were briefly closed, while a brush fire burned alongside the freeway near Sunol.
Airport officials say a flight attendant found the gun inside a stall.
Two suspects face felony charges after investigators targeted people allegedly seeking to sexually exploit minors.
The assault happened on Aug. 16, according to police.
Alameda County prosecutors announced the settlement Thursday.
The suspect was identified as Derreyl Chase Goode, 40.
The deaths were discovered hours after authorities responded to an unrelated fatal shooting near San Ramon.
Forecasters warn of lightning-induced fire risk, even with a chance of rain and significant drop in temperatures.
The shooting was investigated hours before two people were found dead in a possible murder-suicide in Pleasanton.
Sonoma school trustees will weigh two options governing how campuses display Pride and other symbolic flags.
San José police say three suspects targeted elderly victims for gold jewelry across multiple incidents.
The downtown proposal would replace a surface parking lot with 104 homes and ground-floor retail space.
Police arrested a man in Walnut Creek suspected of using social media to seek children for sexual exploitation.
A former global makeup artist came home during the pandemic and found a future in his family's Sonoma County vineyard.
Deputies arrested a suspected car thief after a Highway 101 pursuit ended near Sears Point Thursday.
Napa nonprofits can seek up to $50,000 to support county residents with developmental disabilities this year.
Fire crews were called to the Mill Valley area after reports of a vegetation fire and visible smoke.
The craftsman has spent nearly five decades building custom cars for collectors, celebrities and legendary musicians.
Fire officials said years of vegetation management helped stop the Hillside Fire when flames reached a treated area.
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