Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, November 5
Police say 22 players are suspected of abuse, and arrests are expected to be made as the case progresses.
The earthquake struck Wednesday evening near the Mendocino Fault, where three tectonic plates converge offshore.
"This is a good reminder to ensure your pets are wearing an identification tag in the event they get separated and lost," authorities said.
Consumers who have purchased the product should not open the package or consume it, the FDA warned.
No injuries were reported.
The shipment was headed to Fort Worth, Texas, when thieves suddenly stole it in Oakland, according to an East Bay Times report.
A 17-year-old suspect faces two murder charges as prosecutors seek adult court prosecution following deadly shooting.
Police are asking residents to keep an eye out and report any sightings.
The 15-year-old suffered an arm injury and multiple abrasions and was taken to a hospital, police said.
The center is asking Bay Area residents to give blood during the holiday season, when hospitals need donations for patients.
Thompson's committee roles raise district stakes as Jones leads amid redistricting, spending, and generational tensions.
"While we expect the margin to narrow significantly, we do not have a clear path to victory," Chan said Wednesday evening.
Police said they received several reports of a man making inappropriate comments inside and outside the Plaza 580 shopping center.
The Nov. 11 celebration will also include a pancake breakfast, military vehicles, patriotic music and a presentation by an Army veteran.
Candidates for City Council and school board held leads Wednesday, with some races still too close to call.
Aashi Gupta created a community storybook project to preserve the stories of older adults across her East Bay community.
California's parole board denied Billy Ray Shanee Maldonado release for another three years, citing risk.
A stolen Honda Pioneer was reported in Kenwood hours after deputies pursued a fleeing motorcyclist.
Amador Solano faces sentencing in November after jurors convicted him of burglary, sexual assault, and other offenses.
A Napa jury cleared a man of murder but convicted him of six fentanyl felonies in the 2022 death of Monica Flores.
The five-day fair will feature original trilogy screenings, themed competitions and appearances by costumed characters.
Three new galleries will showcase everything from rare carriages and classic cars to prehistoric creatures and a restored 19th-century home.
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