Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, October 29
"DoorDash and Instacart share a mission to help local businesses succeed," the company said in a statement Thursday.
The restaurant announced in a posted notice that all locations would close effective Wednesday.
Police urged drivers to avoid several flooded areas as unusually high tides continued to affect local roads.
Nathalie Chabas' father was skeptical of the task at first. But with the help of AI, they managed to give a skeleton a brand new life.
The cause of the crash remains unknown, authorities said.
Police did not say why the suspect allegedly approached children or what crimes they're suspected of committing.
"If you drive, drive sober," police said.
Neighbors say the temple creates too much noise at its events, including during school hours, according to an NBC report.
Cal Fire will lift restrictions Sunday morning, allowing permitted agricultural and residential burns under safeguards.
A roughly 17,400-square-foot store will add another grocery option at Moraga's Rheem Valley Shopping Center.
Former correctional officer David Perez pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two female inmates and lying to federal investigators.
Residents had petitioned the city after raising concerns about speeding and wildlife collisions.
Police said surveillance footage helped investigators identify the 51-year-old suspect after the incident.
The approved staff recommendation addressed backflow risks and state limits on watering non-functional turf.
New alert options include call-back access, translation services and king-tide notices residents can opt into.
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