Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, November 12
When firefighters said that at first, they went as far inside as they could but did not find anyone inside the building.
A nonprofit group backed by prosecutors plans to sue to block the governor's mass clemency.
The victim whose wheelchair was taken now relies on a cane, Assistant District Attorney En-Ta Tu said.
John Preston has spent 15 years responding to emergencies. His latest song asks listeners to keep going even when hope feels out of reach.
Crews were responding to a vehicle fire on the bridge.
Public defenders seek an investigation and officer discipline after a man died after being pursued by San Francisco police.
Advocates say the county needs stronger restrictions on federal immigration enforcement.
Drivers' payment choices will determine how much more they pay to cross the bridges in January.
An auction near St. Helena marks the area's highest residential sale in a decade, agents report.
Nine emergency units were dispatched Thursday morning, according to PulsePoint. A Sutter representative said the lab remained operational.
Three new exhibits take visitors on a journey through San Mateo County's history, from prehistoric times to the automobile age.
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