$4.9M payout to family of mentally ill man killed by Danville police officer
The family of Laudemer Arboleda, who died in an East Bay police shooting in 2018, has received a $4.9 million wrongful death settlement -- made public a day after the officer who killed him was found guilty of assault, KTVU has learned.
Ersie Joyner: Retired Oakland police captain recovering after deadly gas station shootout
Ersie Joyner, a retired Oakland police captain involved in a deadly shootout, was recovering in the hospital on Friday after he was shot and two attempted robbery suspects were killed an injured, respectively.
Angry driver repeatedly ran over woman who is homeless, prosecutors allege
Criminal proceedings were suspended Thursday in the case of a man accused of deliberately running over a homeless woman in Millbrae because he felt she had been mean to him.
Defense team calling for Scott Peterson to testify in Kristin Smart's murder
The defense team for Paul Flores, who is on trial for the murder of Kristin Smart, is calling for Scott Peterson to testify in Smart's disappearance. Flores argues that Peterson knew Smart, and was even at the same party as Smart before she went missing.
Widow sues Oakland, Alameda Co. over shooting death by squatter
The widow of a private banker who police say was shot and killed in East Oakland by a man who had allegedly threatened them for months, is suing the city and Alameda County officials, saying they failed to protect the couple.
San Jose patrol officer on Chauvin verdict, how it affects officers
KTVU spoke with a San Jose patrol Officer Terrence Campbell to get his perspective on police reform efforts after the Chauvin verdict.
