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Pac-12 Picks MGM Executive George Kilavkoff As Next CommissionerThe Pac-12 hired George Kliavkoff to be the conference's next commissioner on Thursday, replacing Larry Scott with another college sports outsider and charging him with rebuilding the league's football brand.
San Francisco Corruption Scandal: City Reaches $1.7M Settlement With Permit Expediter Walter WongSan Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced the city has settled a civil lawsuit worth more than $1.7 million against Walter Wong -- a business executive who pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
California Justice Department To Review Sean Monterrosa Killing By Vallejo PoliceCalifornia Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Thursday the state Department of Justice will investigate the fatal shooting last June of Sean Monterrosa by a Vallejo police officer.
Consumer Demand Propels Record Number Of Imports At Port of OaklandLongshoremen at the Port of Oakland last month moved a record amount of imports for a single month.
Missing Landscaper Found Dead In San Rafael; Co-Worker ArrestedSan Rafael police arrested a landscaper Wednesday after his 42-year-old co-worker was found dead.
San Francisco's House of Prime Rib Voluntarily Closes for Food Borne Illness InvestigationThe Department of Public Health in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed that the House of Prime Rib has voluntarily shut down for an investigation into complaints of alleged food-borne illness at the popular restaurant.
Staying in The Bay: Warriors Sign Oakland Native Juan Toscano-Anderson To 2-Year DealOakland-native Juan Toscano-Anderson, who grew up a Warriors fan before becoming an indispensable part of the Golden State roster, is being rewarded for stellar play with a two-year contract.
Oakland Resumes 'Bulky Block Party' Trash Disposal Events To Stem Illegal DumpingAfter a year of shutdowns and amid a rise in illegal dumping, city officials in Oakland are resuming monthly "Bulky Block Party" events for residents to legally dispose of large items.
TOP VIDEOS
CDC: Vaccinated People Can Go Without Masks In Most Indoor SettingsAnne Makovec reports on the CDC announcing more relaxed masking guidelines for those who have received the COVID vaccine (5-13-2021)
Thursday Morning Weather Forecast with Mary Lee(5/13/21)
Raw Video: Pittsburg Neighborhood Drive-By ShootingsPittsburg police have released surveillance video of two shooting incidents in an appeal to the community for help finding the suspects. Video from Pittsburg Police Dept. (5/13/21)
California Drought 2021
Santa Clara Valley Water District Board Approves Rate IncreaseWith drought conditions worsening across the state, Santa Clara County is increasing rates for water usage.
California Drought: South Bay Water Officials Vote For Rate Hike To Pay For Infrastructure, Conservation ProjectsWater officials voted unanimously to greenlight a series of rate hikes to pay for water projects in the South Bay and begin preliminary studies on the contentious Pacheco Dam Project.
California Drought: Recycled Water Investment Paying Off For North Marin Water DistrictThis is shaping up to be a long, dry summer and water managers across the state are looking for new sources to meet their demand. But one small district in Marin County placed a bet on a drought-proof supply of water that may pay off big this year.
Asian American Attacks
Bystanders Help Nab Suspect Who Beat, Robbed Elderly Asian Woman Near San Francisco Japantown Two bystanders jumped into action near San Francisco's Japantown, cornered the suspect who beat and assaulted an elderly Asian woman Tuesday morning.
Asian American Attacks: Parolee Arrested After Beating, Robbing Elderly Asian Woman Near San Francisco's JapantownPolice in San Francisco on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of a parolee who beat and robbed an elderly Asian woman near Japantown late Tuesday morning.
11-Year-Old, 17-Year-Old Arrested In Attack On Elderly Asian Man In San LeandroAn 11-year-old boy and a 17-year-old were arrested Wednesday in connection with an attack and robbery of an elderly Asian man in San Leandro.
Coronavirus
CDC: Vaccinated People Can Go Without Masks In Most Indoor Settings
Newsom Announces Plans To Provide $1.5B Boost for Small BusinessesGov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that he plans to use some of the $27 billion in federal coronavirus relief funding to help small business owners forced to close during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Parents Can Sign Up 12-15 Year Old Children For COVID-19 Vaccinations; Here's How To Make An AppointmentState health officials have announced that parents will be allowed to sign up their 12-to-15-year-old children for a dose of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine starting Thursday morning.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
San Francisco Corruption Scandal: City Reaches $1.7M Settlement With Permit Expediter Walter WongSan Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced the city has settled a civil lawsuit worth more than $1.7 million against Walter Wong -- a business executive who pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
San Francisco's House of Prime Rib Voluntarily Closes for Food Borne Illness InvestigationThe Department of Public Health in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed that the House of Prime Rib has voluntarily shut down for an investigation into complaints of alleged food-borne illness at the popular restaurant.
Man Pleads Not Guilty To Burglary After Being Found In Redwood City PreschoolA 41-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to a burglary charge after being found asleep in a preschool in Redwood City last week, San Mateo County prosecutors said Wednesday.
East Bay News
Oakland Resumes 'Bulky Block Party' Trash Disposal Events To Stem Illegal DumpingAfter a year of shutdowns and amid a rise in illegal dumping, city officials in Oakland are resuming monthly "Bulky Block Party" events for residents to legally dispose of large items.
Free Dental Clinic for Uninsured In Contra Costa County Opening Next MonthLocal charities announced Thursday they are providing free dental care to uninsured residents in Contra Costa County next month.
UPDATE: Concord Church Sanctuary, Offices Spared in 2-Alarm FireA two-alarm fire swept through a vacant building at a church complex in Concord early Thursday morning, according to fire officials.
South Bay News
Man Charged With Sexual Assault, Aggravated Kidnapping In Downtown San Jose AttackA suspect has been arrested in connection with a sexual assault at an apartment building in Downtown San Jose last week.
Santa Clara Reaches $5M Settlement With Family Of Jesus Geney-Montes Over 2017 Fatal Police ShootingSanta Clara city officials approved a $5.3 million settlement with the family of Jesus Geney-Montes, who was fatally shot by a police officer in 2017.
Sharks Shut Out By Golden Knights In Season FinaleSan Jose missed the playoffs in back-to-back seasons from the first since 1996 and '97 with just 49 points in 56 games.
North Bay News
California Justice Department To Review Sean Monterrosa Killing By Vallejo PoliceCalifornia Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Thursday the state Department of Justice will investigate the fatal shooting last June of Sean Monterrosa by a Vallejo police officer.
Missing Landscaper Found Dead In San Rafael; Co-Worker ArrestedSan Rafael police arrested a landscaper Wednesday after his 42-year-old co-worker was found dead.
College Admissions Scandal: Mill Valley Executive William McGlashan Sentenced To 3 Months PrisonA former Bay Area private equity executive who co-founded an investment fund with U2′s Bono was sentenced Wednesday to three months in prison for his role in the college admissions bribery scheme.
Bay Area Sports
Pac-12 Picks MGM Executive George Kilavkoff As Next CommissionerThe Pac-12 hired George Kliavkoff to be the conference's next commissioner on Thursday, replacing Larry Scott with another college sports outsider and charging him with rebuilding the league's football brand.
Staying in The Bay: Warriors Sign Oakland Native Juan Toscano-Anderson To 2-Year DealOakland-native Juan Toscano-Anderson, who grew up a Warriors fan before becoming an indispensable part of the Golden State roster, is being rewarded for stellar play with a two-year contract.
AT&T Byron Nelson Preview: 'If You Drive The Ball Long, You're Going To Have The Advantage Around Here,' Says CBS Sports' Mark ImmelmanThe AT&T Byron Nelson is the last event before the PGA Championship, giving many of the PGA Tour's best one last chance to tune up for the year's the second major.
