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CHP: Standoff shooting suspect hospitalized with self-inflicted gunshot wound
A standoff with several law enforcement agencies in Fairfield has ended with the suspect transported to the hospital with gunshot wounds, according to authorities. It's believed the wounds were self-inflicted.
Evan Low wins in Congressional recount, will face Liccardo in November election
State Assemblyman Evan Low will face off against former San Jose mayor Sam Liccardo after scoring second place in the primary following a recount.
Cal Poly Humboldt campus closed through end of semester following antiwar protests
Cal Poly Humboldt is moving to remote classes and shutting down its campus following the pro-Palestinian protesters occupying Siemens Hall and Nelson Hall East.
Hundreds attend pro-Palestinian protest on Stanford campus
A protest is in full swing at Stanford University, calling for the school to divest from Israel, according to a coalition supporting the liberation of Palestine.
San Francisco firefighter dies unexpectedly
A San Francisco firefighter has died unexpectedly, according to the San Francisco Fire Department.
Marin County fire captain dies from cancer
Marin County Fire Capt. Rick Addicks has died after his battle with esophageal cancer, officials said.
San Francisco jails under lockdown amid attacks on deputies, calls made for National Guard request
San Francisco County Jails 2 and 3 were placed on lockdown Sunday for the weekend due to reports of physical assaults against deputies and jail staff by the inmates.
Teenage boy's body recovered from Russian River
The body of a teenager was recovered Friday morning from the Russian River after he was swept under the rushing currents the day before.
Paul Flores, convicted killer of Kristin Smart, stabbed again in prison
Paul Flores, the convicted killer of Kristin Smart, was stabbed in the prison where he's currently being held, according to reports.
This California county is named the deadliest in DUI crashes of all in the U.S.
One California county takes the number one spot with almost half of deadly crashes involving drivers being inebriated, according to reports.