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Google To Pay $7M To Settle Wi-Fi Information Collection Case
Google will pay a $7 million penalty to settle a multistate investigation into the Internet search leader’s collection of emails, passwords and other sensitive information sent over wireless networks in neighborhoods throughout the country several years ago.
Marin Oyster Farm Appeals Judge’s Ruling On Its Closure
The owners of a North Bay oyster farm that is scheduled to be removed from Point Reyes National Seashore are appealing a judge’s refusal to allow it to stay open while its lawsuit against the government proceeds.
Accused Gunman Testifies In 2008 SF Triple Killing Case
A man accused of killing a father and two sons in San Francisco’s Excelsior District in the summer of 2008 took the stand Monday to testify on his own behalf.
Defendant’s Family Members Testify In 2008 SF Triple Killing Case
The women who helped raise accused triple murderer Edwin Ramos testified Monday about his life leading up to the 2008 killings in San Francisco’s Excelsior District.
Prosecution Rests In 2008 SF Excelsior District Triple Killing Case
The trial of Edwin Ramos, an alleged MS-13 gang member accused of killing a father and two sons in San Francisco in 2008, will enter a new phase next week after the prosecution rested its case on Tuesday.
SF Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi Pleads Guilty To False Imprisonment
San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, facing trial over domestic violence charges, pleaded guilty to one count of false imprisonment Monday under a deal with prosecutors.
SF Appeals Court Hears Challenge To UC Affirmative Action Ban
Lawyers for 46 minority students and a civil rights group asked a federal appeals court in San Francisco Monday to allow them to go forward with their challenge to a voter-approved ban on affirmative action in University of California admissions.
Serial Killing Suspect Downplays ‘Rape Diary’ As ‘Fantasy’
Photos of two Yuba County women who were murdered in the 1990s were found in a safe deposit box belonging to Joseph Naso, the man accused of killing them and two Bay Area women, a Nevada detective testified Thursday morning.
Longtime Bonds Friend Testifies About Slugger’s Alleged Steroid Use
The government’s star witness in the Barry Bonds perjury trial has testified that he saw the home run king’s personal trainer leave Bonds’ spring training bedroom with a syringe in 2000.
Bonds Seeks Exclusion Of Secret Recording From Trial
A federal judge in San Francisco deferred ruling Friday on whether the jury in next month’s perjury trial of former baseball star Barry Bonds can hear a secret recording of an alleged conversation between his trainer and former business manager.
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