Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, October 8
A surveillance investigation led detectives to a man accused of breaking into the gas station, police said.
The Shasta County Sheriff said the woman had last been heard from last month after apparently leaving on a camping trip.
Police arrested a Healdsburg student after a high-speed pursuit through the city that was recorded by a Flock surveillance camera.
Dogs can win prizes for having the silliest costume, the most original costume, the best owner/dog duo, and the best impersonation.
San Francisco prosecutors charged the woman Wednesday with murder.
One person jumped from the third floor of the building to escape the fire, authorities said.
The driver did not stop and was last seen heading westbound on Kenwood Street, according to officers.
Two federal awards give Contra Costa prosecutors $1.1 million to fight theft and support survivors.
Healdsburg police recover a stolen Mini Cooper after its driver approaches an officer during surveillance.
New law lets supervisors target pension increases after inflation eroded retirees' purchasing power for years.
Crews clear waterways and stage equipment as forecasters warn El Niño could reach historic levels.
"Oakland is still a Black city that embraces its history and community with open arms," the magazine said.
The incident happened on Sept. 26 in the area of Bayshore Boulevard and Industrial Street in the city's Bayview District.
An alleged Chinese agent arrested at Los Angeles International Airport over the weekend will remain in custody, a federal judge ruled.
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