On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across California. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
Other notable stories this week include:
The lawmaker told Patch the developer would be "crazy" to try reviving the Gehry-linked proposal after its defeat.
During the investigation, deputies learned the motorcycle ride intentionally accelerated into a crowd of people, authorities said.
Supporters gathered at a Torrance courthouse as the case over the 2025 death of Mira Costa senior Ford Savela continued Monday.
Leonard Korpie claims authorities prosecuted him despite video and witnesses supporting his assertion that he acted in self-defense.
Locals were outraged by how the police first treated the girl as a murder suspect, a county official stated.
The 81-year-old lost both of her legs after a harrowing crash while dining outside at a restaurant, according to reports.
The yearlong effort to help the coyote finally paid off after rescuers tracked and captured her for treatment.
Rotary clubs will bring regional breweries, music, and local food to Petaluma's riverfront Saturday.
A Chrysler exceeded 10
A man suspected of oral copulation with a minor posted $25,000 bail and left custody approximately four hours after his Napa booking.
PepsiCo plans a Frito-Lay warehouse near the Sonoma County airport to support daily regional retail deliveries.
Cases stretch from a teenager's 2008 disappearance to a hiker last seen late in 2025.
Compared to Luigi Mangione and others, the suspected arsonist in the Kimberly Clark warehouse fire has once again been put in the spotlight
Advocates maintain Concord vigils while league members prepare for a Sept. 8 county ordinance discussion.
With more than 170,000 children under age 5, San Diego County is the most populous county in the nation to offer the Imagination Library.
This was not the first time Yolanda Marodi had killed a spouse, having fatally stabbed her husband in San Bernardino County in 2000.
"The patient was transported by ground ambulance to a local trauma center with serious injuries," according to the fire department.
Homicide detectives have re-examined the case and on Tuesday released the victim's photo in hopes that someone can help identify a suspect.
The accused exchanged counterfeit iPhones and iPads from China for real Apple devices, federal prosecutors said.
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