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A commercial building lit on fire in Oakland.

A suspect is in custody Friday evening after three people were attacked and minorly injured at San Francisco International Airport's international terminal, officials say.

One man died, and four others were injured, in a shooting outside of two bars at 14th and Harrison Streets in Oakland. The shootings happened as revelers were celebrating the championship victory of the Golden State Warriors but the exact circumstances of the shooting have not been released by police.

San Francisco Police sergeant Chris Morris was ordered to surrender his guns — following family struggles and an internal criminal investigation — before turning a one of the weapons on himself earlier this week, sources told KTVU on Friday.

A San Francisco police sergeant died by suicide Wednesday inside his Excelsior district home. KTVU has learned the sergeant was under investigation by the department. 

San Francisco is starting to enforce a new law that targets illegal street vendors who sell stolen merchandise.

A California man accused of breaking into thousands of Apple iCloud accounts and stealing private photos and videos of nude young women has been sentenced to nine years in federal prison.

The case involved a lawsuit filed in Alameda County that said the online retail giant knowingly allowed skin-lightening creams to be sold on its website for years despite being aware of concerns about toxic mercury levels in such creams.

Alameda County Sheriff-elect Yesenia Sanchez says she did not expect to win the election outright to unseat the incumbent candidate with 16 years on the job. She makes history to become the first woman and Latina to hold the office.

One person was killed in a head-on collision in Byron on Wednesday. CHP said they believe nine people in a Suburban that was involved in the crash were farmworkers on their way to work.

California Highway Patrol and U.S. Coast Guard searched the Bay Bridge and the water below for a person who was seen running in between traffic on the bridge Wednesday night. 

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is working on an ambitious project to bury thousands of miles of power lines in an effort to prevent igniting fires with its equipment and avoid shutting down electricity during hot and windy weather.

California utilities will be fined more than $22 million for the “poor execution" of widespread power shutoffs two years ago that were designed to prevent devastating wildfires, the state's Public Utilities Commission announced Wednesday.