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Record-Breaking Storm Douses Drought-Stricken California
Across Northern California, crews worked Monday to clear streets of toppled trees and branches and to clean gutters clogged by debris carried by rainwater from a massive storm that caused flooding and rock slides, and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands.
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Murder Suspect Fatally Shot at Union Station Identified as Man From California's Bay Area
A murder suspect fatally shot by Amtrak police inside Union Station has been identified as a man from California’s Bay Area.
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Murder Suspect Dies After Being Shot by Amtrak Police at Chicago's Union Station
A man has died after he was shot during a confrontation with Amtrak police officers at Chicago’s Union Station during rush hour Tuesday afternoon. NBC 5’s Alex Maragos has more.
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44 Charged, Half-Ton of Meth Seized in California Operation
A massive crackdown on drug trafficking in the San Francisco Bay Area has ended with dozens of people being indicted and the seizure of more than a half-ton of methamphetamine, federal authorities announced Thursday. “Operation Burnt Orange” involved four separate investigations over more than 1 1/2 years and numerous federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. With the help of…
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Evacuations Ordered for 70,000 as Glass Fire Continues to Burn
The Glass Fire in Napa and Sonoma Counties has burned more than 36,000 acres in Northern California.
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Nearby Wildfires Give Bay Area Skies Mars-Like Orange Glow
The brownish-orange glow appearing around the Bay Area looks to be a combination of wildfire smoke and ash, some of which is making to the ground.
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PHOTOS: Bay Area Sky Turns Orange and Yellow As Smoke Blankets Region
Shades of orange and yellow fell over the Bay Area this week as wildfire smoke and smog continued to clog the air. Check out some photos showing the smoky and hazy conditions here.
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Big California Wildfires Burn on as Death Toll Reaches 7
Three massive wildfires chewed through parched Northern California landscape Sunday as firefighters raced to dig breaks and make other preparations ahead of a frightening weather system packing high winds and more of the lightning that sparked the huge blazes and scores of other fires around the state, putting nearly a quarter-million people under evacuation orders and warnings.
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Hundreds of Fires Rage in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state was battling “367 known fires” earlier this week.
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California Police Find Man Cannibalizing 90-Year-Old Grandmother
Police in the San Francisco Bay Area arrested a man on suspicion of murdering and cannibalizing his own grandmother.
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California City Official Ousted Over His Pandemic Remarks
A Northern California city official has been ousted after he suggested on social media that sick, old and homeless people should be left to meet their “natural course in nature” during the coronavirus pandemic. City council members in Antioch, a city of about 110,000 people 35 miles east of Oakland, voted unanimously Friday night to remove Ken Turnage II from…
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Musk Calls Orders to Stay Home ‘Fascist' During Tesla Earnings Call
Tesla CEO Elon Musk lashed out at government stay at home orders as “fascist” in an expletive-laced rant on Tesla’s Q1 2020 earnings call. While answering analysts’ questions about liquidity amid the coronavirus pandemic, Musk called shelter-in-place orders “forcibly imprisoning people in their homes against all their constitutional rights.”
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Closures and Restrictions Across the US
The coronavirus pandemic has prompted shutdowns of schools, businesses and events across the U.S. Here are how some states are responding to the outbreak.
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Inmate Confesses to Killing 2 Child Molesters in Letter to Newspaper
A California prison inmate confessed in a letter that he beat two child molesters to death with a cane while behind bars just hours after his urgent warning to a counselor that he might become violent was ignored, a newspaper chain reported Thursday. Jonathan Watson, 41, confessed in the letter to the Bay Area News Group in Northern California that he...
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Maryland Man Held in Calif. Bus Shooting That Killed 1, Injured 5
One person was killed and five others were wounded after a man opened fire aboard a Greyhound bus that was headed from Los Angeles to the Bay Area on the 5 Freeway Monday, authorities said.
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One of the Iconic ‘Painted Ladies' Is for Sale in San Francisco
If you live in or have visited San Francisco, you’ve probably taken a selfie in front of the Painted Ladies.
Well, now there’s a rare opportunity to own one of them. All you need is about $3 million and a little imagination. -
Google Puts Up $1B to Ease Housing Headaches it Helped Cause
Google is pouring $1 billion into easing the high-priced housing headaches that it and its Silicon Valley peers helped give the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Google Puts Up $1B to Ease Housing Headaches it Helped Cause
Google is pouring $1 billion into easing the high-priced housing headaches that it and its Silicon Valley peers helped give the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Yabba Dabba Don't: California Town Rejects Flintstones House
Towering dinosaurs stand among fanciful mushrooms in the sloping backyard. A life-sized Fred Flintstone welcomes visitors near the front door. And by the driveway on the lawn is a giant “Yabba Dabba Do” sign in orange, purple and red.
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Schools Warn College Hopefuls About Admissions Amid College Bribery Scandal
South Bay guidance counselors say getting into college will be under close scrutiny this year thanks to the cheating scandal that exposed wealthy families and their alleged paid bribes to get their kids into top schools.