Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, September 24
A wave swept the fisherman off the rocks, while steep terrain forced rescuers to reach him by helicopter.
It took just a few hours to locate the stolen dog, police said.
The former manager admitted paying teenage boys at two high schools to create child sexual abuse material, prosecutors said.
The 19-year-old athlete was remembered as a beloved teammate and friend as his family asks for help with funeral expenses.
Experts say San Francisco's famed pier offers plenty of food for these rotund sea lions.
Two women were swept up by a strong current near an East Bay marina. Rescuers continue searching for one of them.
The 32-year-old educator is accused of attempting to engage in sexual activity with people he believed were underage, prosecutors said.
Fire crews responded to a vegetation fire near Lakeville Highway as the blaze spread across multiple acres.
A collision and a fire slows westbound I-80 near the Bay Bridge today.
The San Leandro Police Department asked community members to "stay safe" and report any similar bunkers they may see around the city.
He faces 40 years in prison for the murder and a gun enhancement, according to the East Bay Times.
Two weapons discovered during a traffic stop led officers to a much larger arsenal, authorities said.
The crash happened just before 1:40 p.m. at Hastings and Keats streets, police said.
Officers from Danville and surrounding towns issued citations for violations like speeding, stop sign violations, and distracted driving.
Two 2-bedroom homes in Iron Horse Village are available to income-qualified first-time homebuyers.
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