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California is sending six specially trained urban search-and-rescue workers to Oklahoma to assist recovery efforts after Monday's tornado. More »Oakland, Sacramento Sending Rescue Workers To Oklahoma Tornado Area

Eminem's song publisher is suing Facebook and an ad agency, saying they copied music from one of the rapper's songs... More »Eminem’s Publisher Sues Facebook Over Song Usage

A man whose body was discovered near an Antioch apartment complex last week was killed in an act of self-defense, according to prosecutors and police. More »Authorities Say Antioch Shooter Killed Man In Self-Defense

A tenant suffered third-degree burns and 20 people were displaced in a fire at a Vallejo apartment complex Monday afternoon, a fire captain said. More »Tenant Suffers 3rd Degree Burns In Vallejo Apartment Fire

Investigators are trying to reach the family of an 81-year-old man struck and killed in a crosswalk Monday night in East San Jose, according to the Santa Clara County medical examiner’s office. More »81-Year-Old Man Hit, Killed In San Jose Crosswalk

A 10-time felon charged in the shooting death of a former Oakland Tribune freelance photographer who was hit by a stray bullet has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges. More »Felon Charged In Killing Of Oakland Tribune Photographer Pleads Not Guilty

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested for the fatal stabbing of a man in San Francisco's Hunters Point neighborhood last week, police said Tuesday. More »Teen Arrested In Nevada County For Fatal San Francisco Stabbing

A witness in the preliminary hearing for two men accused of gunning down two teenage girls near Brookdale Park in East Oakland last November testified Tuesday that one of the defendants admitted to firing … More »Witness Claims Oakland Murder Defendant Admitted Killing Teen Girls

Several San Francisco supervisors want the city transit agency to donate revenue from an anti-Israel bus ad campaign to the city’s Human Rights Commission after the agency did the same for an ad campaign … More »SF Officials Demand City Donate Money From Anti-Israel Bus Ads

A Sonoma County jury has found that a man convicted of murdering his father at their Rincon Valley home in November 2011 was insane at the time of the crime. More »Sonoma County Man Who Brutally Killed Father Found To Be Insane

A young girl killed in a rollover crash in Richmond on Monday morning has been identified by the Contra Costa County coroner’s office as 5-year-old Xaniah Jackson, of San Pablo. More »Young Girl Killed In Richmond Crash Identified; Charges Possible

An urban search-and-rescue team based in Menlo Park is ready to respond to Moore, Okla., where crews continue to search for survivors of a deadly tornado that struck on Monday. More »Menlo Park Rescue Team Standing By For Oklahoma Tornado Relief

People with disabled placards that allow them to park at certain street spaces in San Francisco for free soon could have to feed parking meters like everyone else. More »Committee Suggests Series Of Changes To SF Disabled Parking Policy

University of California medical center workers in San Francisco and several other cities statewide began a two-day strike Tuesday. More »UC Medical Workers Begin 2-Day Strike

A federal court in San Francisco Tuesday struck down Arizona’s ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. More »San Francisco Appeals Court Strikes Down Arizona Abortion Ban

A 27-year-old Oakland man who was last seen finishing the Bay to Breakers race Sunday was reported missing Monday. More »East Bay Man Missing Since Running Bay To Breakers

An internationally-known expert who serves as a Caltrans adviser says the agency needs to examine hundreds of at-risk rods on the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge and replace any that are hard enough … More »Bridge Expert Urges Caltrans To Replace Defective Bolts

A high-tech startup is wading into the gun control debate with a cellphone controller that would allow gun owners to know when their weapon is being moved—and disable it remotely. More »Bay Area Startup Creates Technology To Let Gun Owners Remotely Disable Weapons

Officials at San Francisco International Airport announced on Monday, they hope to spend more than $4 billion over the next 10 years to make major upgrades. More »SFO Announces Plans For Major Upgrades Over Next Decade

A California winery is recovering four cases of Cabernet Sauvignon that have aged on the floor of Charleston Harbor for the past three months. More »St. Helena Winery Pulling Bottles From Ocean Floor In Aging Experiment

Three armed, masked men robbed the Redwood Credit Union in Santa Rosa Monday morning, a police sergeant said. More »Santa Rosa Credit Union Robbed By 3 Armed, Masked Men

A coach for the San Jose Sabercats arena football team is facing battery charges resulting from an altercation after a game in Florida over the weekend. More »San Jose Sabercats Coach Accused Of Attack On Opposing Team Exec

The owner of the famed Tadich Grill restaurant, San Francisco's oldest continuously running restaurant, is set to open a new locale in Washington, D.C. More »San Francisco’s Oldest Restaurant Opening Washington D.C. Location