San Francisco bomb-throwing suspect has blown up cars in the past

Court records and an interview with an ex-girlfriend have brought to light a troubling past that includes a number of previous arrests and convictions for explosives charges, and warnings about how dangerous Daniel Garcia, 42 of Concord, could be.

Connecticut officer who shocked shoplifting suspect with stun gun, charged with cruelty, assault

A Connecticut police officer who shocked a shoplifting suspect three times with a stun gun, including when the man was on the ground apologizing, has been charged with assault and cruelty.

A lot of pilots fear mandatory medical examines

Over the weekend, the wife of the Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to shut off the engines of a plane last week said her husband was afraid to reveal his depression issues to medical examiners for fear of losing his pilot’s license and his livelihood. KTVU has learned that the fear of losing a pilot’s license is a major reason many pilots won’t reveal issues to doctors when they have their twice-a-year examination.

Bomb-throwing suspect who fled SFPD identified, residents speak out

A suspect has been arrested after allegedly tossing explosives from his car at police during a chase from San Francisco to Martinez, authorities said. 

Two men stabbed, one killed in Bayview District

Police are investigating a stabbing that left one person injured and another dead on Saturday, according to the San Francisco Police Department.

Man ejected from car, dies after fleeing Contra Costa County deputies

A man died Monday after leading Contra Costa County deputies on a brief chase, losing the deputies and then crashing in a ravine, the sheriff's office announced. 

DNA allegedly links Salinas man to rape of developmentally disabled 'Jane Doe' in 2007

A Salinas man's DNA has allegedly linked him to a cold case involving the rape of a developmentally disabled "Jane Doe" from 2007, the Monterey County District Attorney's Office said.     

San Francisco jury acquits man wrongfully jailed for 5 months

A San Francisco jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Gregory Bolds, who had been held in jail for five months while awaiting trial on a single charge of felony assault from an incident May this year.   

Pedestrian on sidewalk killed in San Francisco car crash

Police said a car hit another car and a pedestrian on Post Street who was pronounced dead at the scene.