On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across California. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
Other notable stories this week include:
The Lafayette bicycle shop will close Aug. 31 after serving Bay Area cyclists since 1925.
Dominic, her brother, is making gains daily. He is awake and showing that he is very strong and a fighter.
Big Bear's famous bald eagle, Shadow, has a new fan these days: an adult from the Prado Wetlands. But will he invite her to his nest?
Residents questioned who controls data collected by the system and why more cameras appeared online than city leaders had approved.
The craftsman has spent nearly five decades building custom cars for collectors, celebrities and legendary musicians.
The 49ers radio voice will join NBC Sports Bay Area broadcasts while continuing his recovery.
Supervisors will weigh a sanctuary policy as Sheriff David Livingston defends limited cooperation with federal immigration officials.
Police said scammers posing as AppleCare representatives instructed the resident to withdraw money and give it to a courier.
A 58-foot fishing vessel carrying about 1,000 gallons of diesel ran aground Friday at North Beach.
These Career Online High School graduates crossed the stage at the annual commencement ceremony at the Fontana Lewis Library and Technology.
The 100%-leased, multi-tenant retail building is located at 32435 Temecula Parkway.
Jail records indicate the man is being held on $1 million bail.
He covers the biggest names in sports, but traces the path back to his parents, a beloved high school teacher and his hometown.
Police say the 18-year-old San Ramon resident's car left the road and hit a concrete pillar early Monday morning.
Rhinomite driver Anthony Ritter, 23, grew up around monster trucks and is now helping build a fanbase for the newest truck on the tour.
The deaths were discovered hours after authorities responded to an unrelated fatal shooting near San Ramon.
In one elementary school district, nearly a quarter of all students were homeless during the last school year.
Cash, a K9 with the Richmond Police Department, retired after several years with the department.
The Seals previously played their home games at Pechanga Arena San Diego.
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John Phillips has been recommended by the California Department of State Hospitals for placement at a home in Borrego Springs.
Many of the dogs have hair loss and missing teeth, while some are fearful and will require specialized care, according to Humane Society.
The teen was arrested on suspicion of several crimes, including assault with a deadly weapon, police said.
Find out when the Philadelphia-born star will play in San Francisco.
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