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Vallejo police vehicle goes up in flames following electrical failure
A Vallejo Police Department vehicle caught on fire while an officer was driving along westbound Interstate 80 in Fairfield on Thursday. Officials say an electrical failure appears to be the cause of the fire.
Daly City prioritizes affordable housing for residents and workers in the city
Residents of Daly City will soon be given preference when applying for affordable housing units within the city.
El Cerrito police tie same suspects, Jeep to recent break-ins
El Cerrito police are investigating two home burglaries that occurred within 30 minutes of each other Wednesday evening. Authorities believe the same suspects may be responsible and are reminding residents to remain vigilant.
West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes detected in Sunnyvale, treatment scheduled
Mosquitoes infected with the West Nile virus have been detected in a portion of Sunnyvale, officials with Santa Clara County say. As a result, a mosquito control treatment is scheduled for Friday night.
Big Bear man arrested in wife’s 2006 killing after body found under home
A Big Bear man has been arrested on suspicion of killing his wife nearly 20 years ago and hiding her body beneath a house without the homeowner’s knowledge, according to authorities.
Former San Jose assistant principal indicted on federal sex trafficking charges
A former assistant principal at a San Jose middle school has been indicted on federal charges for allegedly attempting to sex traffic and entice a minor.
Social workers call for new safety measures following stabbing death of colleague
Social workers in San Francisco on Wednesday held a vigil to demand safer working conditions, following the stabbing death of a colleague last year.
1 swimmer remains missing after another rescued from water in Antioch
A rescue effort is underway in Antioch after two people went into the water of the San Joaquin River Wednesday evening, officials say.
Sonoma's Gundlach Bundschu Winery, one of California’s oldest, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The company said the decision was made due to changes in the post-pandemic economy, wine-drinking habits and excessive debt.
SJSU student beaten on campus, alleged attackers charged with hate crimes
The two suspects allegedly attacked a student while shouting "anti-gay" slurs.