Site Map April 15, 2021

Years / 2021 / April / 15

• PHOTOS: Vandals tag Walnut Creek downtown with anti-police graffiti
• Woman injured in Tenderloin shooting Wednesday afternoon
• Texas House approves 'constitutional carry' of handguns, would allow carrying of guns without permit
• US Capitol rioter charged with 8 offenses jailed pre-trial after trying to flee to Switzerland
• Vaccine eligibility now open to Californians 16 and older
• Pyramid-shaped UFOs spotted by Navy may be the best 'the world has ever seen,' filmmaker says
• Bill aimed at closing gender pay gap passed by House but faces opposition from Senate GOP
• California Legislature OKs bill to help displaced workers
• Lack of vaccines in other parts of world puts US at risk, could prolong pandemic, experts say
• How do I qualify for a second home?
• How to move from nonstandard to standard auto insurance
• ‘The cathedral is saved’: Construction continues on 2-year anniversary of fire that engulfed Notre Dame
• What you need to know about your COVID-19 vaccine card, and what to do if you lose it
• Son, father make first court appearance in Kristin Smart killing
• US retaliates against Russian hacking by expelling diplomats, imposing new sanctions
• Former VP Pence undergoes heart surgery to implant pacemaker
• 2nd Recology executive linked to Mohammed Nuru corruption scandal charged
• Classic anime ‘Anpanman’ free to stream exclusively on Tubi
• Princes William, Harry won't walk side-by-side at Prince Philip's funeral Saturday
• Not a single county remains in California's purple tier
• Adam Toledo Video: Chicago police release police shooting video of 13-year-old
• Derek Chauvin trial: Chauvin doesn't testify, closing arguments set for Monday
• USC basketball hit with 2 years’ probation, fine by NCAA
• Power regulators cast doubt on Pacific Gas & Electric's wildfire mitigation plans
• Police give all-clear following bomb threat at Concord middle school
• Some users report issues trying to purchase Disneyland tickets ahead of April 30 reopening
• Walk-in COVID vaccine clinics now offered in Contra Costa County
• Man arrested, causes self-inflicted gunshot wound in San Jose following earlier homicide
• Everyone in California 16 and older can book COVID vaccine starting today
• Wife of man killed by Redwood City police files wrongful death lawsuit
• Life-size teddy bear named 'Bearsun' walking from Los Angeles to San Francisco
• Secretary Blinken arrives in Afghanistan to sell Biden's troop withdrawal
• Unemployment claims fall to 576,000, lowest since COVID-19 pandemic began
• Ex-Buffalo officer wins pension after being fired for trying to stop fellow cop's chokehold on suspect
• California Gold Rush town votes to remove 19th-century noose logo
• Californians fire up computers, bracing for online vaccination bottleneck
• Is life insurance taxable?
• Today's mortgage refinance rates do not budge from yesterday's lows | April 15, 2021
• Today's mortgage rates rise incrementally, cross 2.5% | April 15, 2021
• Stanford tests Pfizer vaccine on children 5 and younger
• Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez split and officially end their engagement: 'We are better as friends'
• House committee votes to advance bill on slavery reparations
• Google Earth adds time-lapse video to depict climate change
• Busch Beer paying dog $20G, plus 'benefits,' to taste Dog Brew
• Killing a cat in a hit-and-run could soon be illegal in New Hampshire
• Driver hits truck on I-80 in Berkeley; Caltrans worker struck by driver in Richmond
• Bill that would create commission to study slavery reparations advances in U.S. House