Santa Rosa police make arrests in fatal shooting of San Francisco strip club manager
Police said the two suspects worked at "an adult entertainment venue" that was managed by Calcagni, and they allegedly plotted to kill the man.
Police said the two suspects worked at "an adult entertainment venue" that was managed by Calcagni, and they allegedly plotted to kill the man.
Relics from Saint Th�r�se of Lisieux on display at San Jose monastery
Holy relics belonging to Saint Th�r�se of Lisieux -- a French nun who lived in the 1800s known as the patron saint of missionaries -- are on display at Saint Joseph's Carmelite Monastery in San Jose as part of a 40-stop tour in the United States.
Holy relics belonging to Saint Th�r�se of Lisieux -- a French nun who lived in the 1800s known as the patron saint of missionaries -- are on display at Saint Joseph's Carmelite Monastery in San Jose as part of a 40-stop tour in the United States.
Wet weekend!
As expected, the North Bay coastal ranges and inland hills/higher peaks picked up the most rainfall from today as a cold front move through the region. Rainfall amounts where anywhere from 0.25" to 0.75" with Mount Tamalpais picking up 1.16". The frontal boundary continues to move southward across the Central Coast with little to no measurable rainfall as the system continues to weaken. The exception being the hills of the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Cruz Mountains where up to 0.20" can be expected through the remainder of the day/evening. The far northern portions of the North Bay may have lingering post frontal rain showers this afternoon and will begin to taper off this evening. Cooler conditions are forecast for tonight with lows Sunday morning ranging from the mid 50s near the coast to upper 40s inland. A second frontal boundary will move through the North Bay Sunday morning through afternoon bringing about half the amount of rainfall to the region as today. The Bay Area and Santa Cruz Mountains may pick up just a few hundredths of an inch. Rainfall chances greatly diminish late Sunday evening across all of the region. Enjoy your Autumn Weekend! :fallen_leaf:
As expected, the North Bay coastal ranges and inland hills/higher peaks picked up the most rainfall from today as a cold front move through the region. Rainfall amounts where anywhere from 0.25" to 0.75" with Mount Tamalpais picking up 1.16". The frontal boundary continues to move southward across the Central Coast with little to no measurable rainfall as the system continues to weaken. The exception being the hills of the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Cruz Mountains where up to 0.20" can be expected through the remainder of the day/evening. The far northern portions of the North Bay may have lingering post frontal rain showers this afternoon and will begin to taper off this evening. Cooler conditions are forecast for tonight with lows Sunday morning ranging from the mid 50s near the coast to upper 40s inland. A second frontal boundary will move through the North Bay Sunday morning through afternoon bringing about half the amount of rainfall to the region as today. The Bay Area and Santa Cruz Mountains may pick up just a few hundredths of an inch. Rainfall chances greatly diminish late Sunday evening across all of the region. Enjoy your Autumn Weekend! :fallen_leaf:
Food aid for Bay Area families at risk amid government shutdown
Bay Area food banks are bracing for an increase in demand with CalFresh funding expected to run out in November, threatening food support for hundreds of thousands of families.
Bay Area food banks are bracing for an increase in demand with CalFresh funding expected to run out in November, threatening food support for hundreds of thousands of families.
Van crashes into San Francisco home
Images from the scene showed the vehicle crashed against the garage door of a home in the area.
Images from the scene showed the vehicle crashed against the garage door of a home in the area.
Food aid for Bay Area families at risk as government shutdown enters 25th day
Bay Area food banks are bracing for a surge in demand with CalFresh funding expected to run out in November.
Bay Area food banks are bracing for a surge in demand with CalFresh funding expected to run out in November.
Family of missing Antioch teen says phone found in Oakland
Antioch police are searching for 17-year-old Morgan Crenshaw, who has been missing under suspicious circumstances for more than three weeks. Her family said her phone was found on International Boulevard in Oakland. Her sister fears she?s being held against her will.
Antioch police are searching for 17-year-old Morgan Crenshaw, who has been missing under suspicious circumstances for more than three weeks. Her family said her phone was found on International Boulevard in Oakland. Her sister fears she?s being held against her will.
Suspected DUI driver arrested after allegedly plowing into parked cars in Petaluma
Petaluma Police Department officers were called to the area of South McDowell Boulevard and Caulfield Lane and found that a driver had crashed into four parked cars in the area
Petaluma Police Department officers were called to the area of South McDowell Boulevard and Caulfield Lane and found that a driver had crashed into four parked cars in the area
1 arrested, 1 injured in shooting at Austin Central Library
Austin police said one person has been transported to the hospital after what they are calling a “critical incident" in downtown Austin Saturday.
Austin police said one person has been transported to the hospital after what they are calling a “critical incident" in downtown Austin Saturday.
Canine Companions releasing new children's book
Canine Companions releasing new children's book
Canine Companions releasing new children's book
Business analyst Parag Amin discussing the retail outlook
Business analyst Parag Amin discussing the retail outlook
Business analyst Parag Amin discussing the retail outlook
Hella Cool Gigs: Ice cream maker
This could be San Francisco's quirkiest dessert. KTVU's Crystal Bailey learns the tricks and trade of ice cream spinning with Humphry Slocombe.
This could be San Francisco's quirkiest dessert. KTVU's Crystal Bailey learns the tricks and trade of ice cream spinning with Humphry Slocombe.
Hella Cool Gigs: Ice cream maker
This could be San Francisco's quirkiest dessert. KTVU's Crystal Bailey learns the tricks and trade of ice cream spinning with Humphry Slocombe.
This could be San Francisco's quirkiest dessert. KTVU's Crystal Bailey learns the tricks and trade of ice cream spinning with Humphry Slocombe.
Novato city councilman's legacy draws large crowd
Attendees showed up in droves to the Novato City Council Chambers to express their love and respect for 65-year-old Councilman Mark Milberg.
Attendees showed up in droves to the Novato City Council Chambers to express their love and respect for 65-year-old Councilman Mark Milberg.
Dungeness crab season delayed
The crabbing season is now officially delayed because there's a lot of sea life out there -- including whales and turtles -- that fishing gear can harm.
The crabbing season is now officially delayed because there's a lot of sea life out there -- including whales and turtles -- that fishing gear can harm.
Protesters return to Alameda's Coast Guard base for third night
Protesters gathered outside Coast Guard Island for a third night, remaining peaceful but defiant after Coast Guard security officers shot and wounded a U-Haul driver during demonstrations against federal immigration enforcement.
Protesters gathered outside Coast Guard Island for a third night, remaining peaceful but defiant after Coast Guard security officers shot and wounded a U-Haul driver during demonstrations against federal immigration enforcement.
2 in custody after 5 shot near Howard University during homecoming event: police
Police say five people were shot near Howard University Friday night.
Police say five people were shot near Howard University Friday night.
How Lurie convinced Trump not to send federal assets into SF
Since he took office, Mayor Lurie has repeatedly avoided conflict with President Trump, even when the city came under the president's criticism.
Since he took office, Mayor Lurie has repeatedly avoided conflict with President Trump, even when the city came under the president's criticism.
Ongoing protest at Coast Guard base | West Coast Wrap
Dozens of protesters were gathered at the Coast Guard base in Alameda on Friday, amid heightened tensions following a shooting last night. Coast Guard officers fired rounds at a U-Haul truck that approached the base despite repeated warnings to stop. The truck's driver and a bystander were injured, and the driver is in custody on Friday night.
Dozens of protesters were gathered at the Coast Guard base in Alameda on Friday, amid heightened tensions following a shooting last night. Coast Guard officers fired rounds at a U-Haul truck that approached the base despite repeated warnings to stop. The truck's driver and a bystander were injured, and the driver is in custody on Friday night.
Wet Weekend!
- Beneficial rain across the Bay Area arrives Saturday - Large swell has returned with hazardous beach conditions through the weekend - Warming and drying trend for next week! Tonight will be slightly warmer, especially across the North Bay and Bay Area as clouds continue to increase as the front approaches. Prefrontal rain will be possible early Saturday morning with main band moving through the North Bay between 3 AM and 7 AM, the Bay Area between 5 AM and 9 AM, the Santa Cruz Mountains and South Bay between 9 AM and 1 PM, and then the remainder of the Central Coast after 1 PM. Rainfall amounts will be beneficial across the North Bay with the coastal ranges picking up between 0.25"-0.50" with less than 0.20" in the valleys. Less than 0.10" in the city of San Francisco and little to nothing as you head southward and inland. Winds will be breezy to windy, southwest 10-20 mph with occasional stronger gusts. Bottom line...cloudy, cooler and breezy with a smattering of showers. Have a nice weekend!
- Beneficial rain across the Bay Area arrives Saturday - Large swell has returned with hazardous beach conditions through the weekend - Warming and drying trend for next week! Tonight will be slightly warmer, especially across the North Bay and Bay Area as clouds continue to increase as the front approaches. Prefrontal rain will be possible early Saturday morning with main band moving through the North Bay between 3 AM and 7 AM, the Bay Area between 5 AM and 9 AM, the Santa Cruz Mountains and South Bay between 9 AM and 1 PM, and then the remainder of the Central Coast after 1 PM. Rainfall amounts will be beneficial across the North Bay with the coastal ranges picking up between 0.25"-0.50" with less than 0.20" in the valleys. Less than 0.10" in the city of San Francisco and little to nothing as you head southward and inland. Winds will be breezy to windy, southwest 10-20 mph with occasional stronger gusts. Bottom line...cloudy, cooler and breezy with a smattering of showers. Have a nice weekend!