Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Monday, Nov. 2.
The project brought period cars, streetlights, and bar signs to the San Francisco neighborhood during filming.
The longtime wildlife ambassador developed worsening health problems, prompting caregivers to make a difficult end-of-life decision.
"While the bunny slippers gave us a chuckle, impaired driving is no laughing matter," police said.
The free SMASH Maker Fair returns with student-built pumpkin smashers, more than 40 maker booths and hands-on STEM activities for all ages.
Prosecutors said a former San Quentin guard took more than $100,000 in bribes while smuggling drugs and other contraband to inmates.
Anchovy Jack is now safe, but animal care officials say he needs a foster home "before moving on to his next chapter."
Two San Jose women were arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with a body found in a ravine with multiple stab wounds, police said.
Police responded to large gatherings across three towns, with alcohol present at some parties and one social host citation issued.
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