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Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Thursday, February 12
Investigation Leads To Massive Illegal Weed Bust In Bay Area: Police
One person was also taken into custody on suspicion of unlicensed possession of marijuana for sale, authorities said.
Former Northern CA Little League Treasurer Charged In Embezzlement Case
Prosecutors suspect former treasurer siphoned off $60,000 from Petaluma Little League.
Rollover Crash On Highway 101 Kills Woman
Two passengers were thrown from the vehicle, while the driver was still inside with major injuries.
Employees Honored For Rescue After Crash At Bay Area Hardware Store
Employees received city recognition for their heroic actions in pulling a driver from a burning vehicle that crashed.
East Bay Musician Was Suffering Mental Health Crisis When Deputies Killed Him: Report
Deputies say the man pointed what appearend to be a gun at them.
Quake Strikes East Bay - But It's Not Where You Think
A quake struck Wednesday evening outside the usual Tri-Valley hotspot.
Historic Dive Bar Gets A Second Chance With New Owners In Marin County: Report
New owners plan to reopen the beloved 65-year-old Larkspur bar by St. Patrick's Day.
East Bay Man Arrested In Deadly SF Shooting: Police
The shooting happened just before 9 a.m. Wednesday, according to authorities.
How 3 Bay Area Friends Became Bushes For Bad Bunny's Halftime Show Performance: Report
The bushes symbolized Puerto Rico's sugarcane fields.
Ex-San Leandro Councilman Admits To Accepting Bribes: DOJ
The former city official now faces more than 20 years in prison, along with a hefty fine, authorities said.
Can A Bot Reduce Napa's Fire Danger? Watch
Remote-controlled mulching aims to strengthen ridgeline fuel breaks and improve firefighter safety.
BART Identifies Stations For Possible Closure In 2026
The BART board weighs “doomsday” cuts today amid budget deficit that would hit Concord.
Emergency Prep Courses Offered To Danville, San Ramon Residents
Registration is open for several three-hour courses on emergency prep led by professionals from the town, fire department, and county.
Demolition Begins At Bay Area Mall To Make Way For Housing: Report
A foundational anchor store for the mall is finally being destroyed after closing in 2018.
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