Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, September 17
Prosecutors said the man drove more than 140 mph before the fiery crash and later continued posting videos of himself driving fast.
Tragedy after disabled vessel and three passengers were stranded near Golden Gate Bridge this morning.
After the pair stole thousands of dollars in merchandise, one woman was arrested and another remains at-large, police said.
The former officer resigned from the department in May, according to an East Bay Times report.
The bar announced it will close at the end of October.
A 16-year-old's call led police to arrest a Castro Valley man suspected in multiple incidents, authorities said.
The teen called 911 after the suspect severely beat her, authorities said.
About 40 percent of local public-school students in grades 2-12 qualify for accounts worth up to $1,500, but families must claim the money.
Thousands of residents will receive a test notification as the county checks its emergency warning system.
A new 74-unit workforce housing project aims to help teachers and school employees afford to live closer to the communities they serve.
The fire broke out early Thursday morning, officials said.
A high student is in juvenile hall today after authorities found a firearm during a school lock-down Wednesday.
From Mavis Staples to Anne Lamott, celebrated singers, ensembles, symphonies, dance, and conversation will be in Rohnert Park this season.
Sunday fundraiser supports food access, hunger relief, housing resources, and pathways to stability for families.
Police were out in full force in Livermore Wednesday morning to issue citations for speeding, cell phone and stop sign violations, and more.
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