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Dispute Over Reopening California Tesla Factory May Be Over
Tesla may open next week following a discussion Tuesday between officials of the company and Alameda County, county officials said.
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Walgreens to Pay $7.5M in Settlement Over Phony Pharmacist
Walgreens will pay $7.5 million to settle with California authorities after an employee was criminally charged with impersonating a pharmacist and illegally filling more than 745,000 prescriptions in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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PG&E Restoring Power to Thousands Across Northern California
Pacific Gas & Electric began restoring power Thursday to some of the 120,000 people it intentionally blacked out to ease the risk of catastrophic wildfires.
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PG&E Removes More Areas From Midweek Power Shutoff
PG&E continues to downsize the scope of its latest round of proactive power shutoffs as weather conditions improved Wednesday.
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Retrial Set for Ghost Ship Master Tenant Derick Almena
The founder of an artists’ work-live collective in Oakland where a fast-moving fire trapped and killed 36 partygoers three years ago will be tried again on manslaughter charges, prosecutors said Friday.
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Ghost Ship Trial: Defense Attorney Alleges Warehouse Fire Was Act of Arson
The defense lawyer for Ghost Ship warehouse master tenant Derick Almena alleged on Wednesday that the fire at the warehouse in Oakland in 2016 was an act of arson that Almena couldn’t have prevented and asked jurors to find him not guilty.
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Families Weep as Trial for Deadly Warehouse Fire Opens
For two hours, victims’ families wept and clutched one another Tuesday while a prosecutor opened a criminal trial by showing photos of and methodically naming each of the 36 partygoers who died in a Northern California warehouse fire.
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A mudslide was the cause of a commuter train derailment in Sunol, California, that injured nine people on board, sending one train car into a nearby creek, a Union Pacific spokesman said Tuesday. All Altamont Corridor Express trains were canceled on Tuesday traveling from San Jose in Silicon Valley to Stockton in the Central Valley because of the derailment that…
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Men Charged in Deadly Oakland Ghost Ship Warehouse Fire Agree to Plea Deal
Two men accepted plea bargains with prison time Tuesday after each was charged with dozens of counts of involuntary manslaughter in an Oakland warehouse fire that killed partygoers at an unlicensed concert.
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Judge Rules Defendants Must Stand Trial For Involuntary Manslaughter in Oakland Warehouse Fire That Killed 36
A judge on Thursday ruled that defendants Derick Almena and Max Harris will go to trial on involuntary manslaughter charges in the deaths of 36 partygoers in the worst building fire in the U.S. in more than a decade.
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How You Can Help Oakland Fire Victims
After the horrific news that 36 people perished in a three-alarm warehouse fire in Oakland Friday, organizations and Bay Area residents are reaching out to help.
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Kyle ‘Based Stickman' Chapman Remanded in Custody
Kyle Chapman, one of 10 people arrested during a violent “March 4 Trump” rally in Berkeley in May, was remanded in custody by a judge Friday. His bail was also set at $135,000, according to the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office.
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Alameda County Sheriff's Office Controversial Retweet of White Supremacist Sparks Protest
Immigrant rights groups held a protest Wedneday in response to the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office retweet Monday night of a video posted by white supremacist Richard Spencer. Groups including the Asian Law Caucus and the California Immigrant Policy Center gatherered at 5:30 p.m. at the sheriff’s office at 1401 Lakeside Drive in Oakland.
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‘Very Intense': Hair Stylist Slain in Chicago Was Stabbed Over 40 Times, Police Say
A hair stylist suffered more than 40 stab wounds to his upper body in a fatal attack last month in the high-rise Chicago condo of a Northwestern University professor, police said Friday. The since-fired professor, Wyndham Lathem, and Oxford University financial officer Andrew Warren were arrested in the San Francisco area eight days after 26-year-old Trenton James Cornell-Duranleau was found...
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Family of River North Stabbing Victim Calls for No Bail for NU Professor, Oxford Employee
The family of a 26-year-old man whose brutal killing sparked a cross-country manhunt that ended in the arrest of a Northwestern University professor and an Oxford University employee says they hope both men will be denied bail.
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Northwestern Professor Charged With Murder in Fatal Chicago Stabbing
California prosecutors have charged a Northwestern University professor with murder in connection with the stabbing death of a 26-year-old Chicago man.
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Northwestern Professor Charged With Murder in Fatal Chicago Stabbing
California prosecutors have charged a Northwestern University professor with murder in connection with the stabbing death of a 26-year-old Chicago man. Lauren Pretty reports.
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Northwestern Professor Accused of Killing Is ‘Gentle Soul,' Lawyer Says
A Northwestern University professor charged in the stabbing death of a Chicago man is a “gentle soul” and the allegations run contrary to how he’s lived his life, the professor’s lawyer said Monday before an initial court appearance in California, where he was arrested.
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NU Professor and Oxford Employee Captured in Murder Investigation
A Northwestern professor and an Oxford University employee are in custody in California and facing murder charges in connection with a Chicago slaying. NBC 5’s Ash-Har Quraishi has more information on their arrest.
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At Least 9 Killed, Dozens More Feared Dead After Fire Rips Through Oakland Warehouse Party
At least nine people were killed and 25 others unaccounted for after a massive blaze ripped through a warehouse party in Oakland late Friday, but officials are preparing for the death toll to rise.