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Wells Fargo Bank Robbed At Stonestown Galleria Mall in San FranciscoA bank robbery was reported late Wednesday morning at the Stonestown Galleria mall complex in San Francisco, police said.
Newsom Administration Calls For Banning New Oil Drilling Near Neighborhoods, SchoolsCalifornia's oil and gas regulator on Thursday proposed that the state ban new oil drilling within 3,200 feet of schools, homes and hospitals to protect public health in what would be the nation's largest buffer zone between oil wells and communities.
Storm Fronts March Through Bay Area; Massive Tree Topples In San Francisco NeighborhoodWaves of showers continued to roll through the San Francisco Bay Area early Thursday, bringing much needed relief to the drought-stricken region, but also elevating fears that trees weakened during the extend dry spell could topple amid mounting winds over the weekend.
COVID: Sonoma County Sets Youth Vaccination Goals With Authorization For Kids 5-11 LoomingSonoma County public health officials announced their goal Wednesday of administering COVID-19 vaccines to one-quarter of the county's 5-11-year-old children by Dec. 1.
Fremont Police Arrest Suspect in Shooting Outside Nightclub; Second Suspect Still WantedWhile Fremont police arrested one man in connection with a shooting outside a nightclub earlier this month, they requested the public’s help Thursday in seeking another suspect.
Outrage Grows Over Racist Comments Targeting KPIX 5 Reporter Betty YuDuring these troubled times, with Asian Americans continuing to endure physical and verbal attacks across the nation, racist comments by a conservative YouTube host targeting KPIX 5 reporter Betty Yu garnered outrage from a community pushed to the edge.
Suspect Arrested On DUI Charges In Fatal Fairfield Hit-And-RunA 31-year-old Fairfield man was being held in Solano County jail for driving under the influence and murder after a hit-and-run collision claimed the life of a bicyclist Wednesday evening.
Despite Fines, Pleasant Hill In-N-Out Remains Defiant Over Customer Vaccine VerificationsDespite facing fines from Contra Costa health authorities for not verifying vaccine status for dine-in customers, the In-N-Out in Pleasant Hill appeared to remain defiant Wednesday night.
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SHAKEOUT: Schools prepare for annual statewide earthquake drillSchools prepare for annual statewide earthquake drill
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Fines Not Deterring Contra Costa In-N-Out From Defying Orders To Verify Vaccine StatusDespite facing fines from Contra Costa health authorities for not verifying vaccine status for dine-in customers, the In-N-Out in Pleasant Hill appeared to remain defiant Wednesday night. Katie Nielsen reports. (10/20/21)
CBSN Bay Area Interviews
Google Releases Lineup Of New ProductsKPIX 5's Len Kiese talks to Google Technology Expert, Andrea Willis, about the newest technology and products including, Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, and home security products.
Weather Extra: Climate Change & VineyardsChief Meteorologist Paul Heggen explains the effects of climate change on our local wine production, and the taste and quality of wine
New Law Requires Retailers to Have Gender Neutral Toy SectionsKPIX 5's Len Kiese asks Dr. Jack Turbin, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry with Stanford Children's Health, about how this law is meant to address the role of toys in reinforcing gender stereotypes
Coronavirus
COVID: Sonoma County Sets Youth Vaccination Goals With Authorization For Kids 5-11 LoomingSonoma County public health officials announced their goal Wednesday of administering COVID-19 vaccines to one-quarter of the county's 5-11-year-old children by Dec. 1.
Despite Fines, Pleasant Hill In-N-Out Remains Defiant Over Customer Vaccine VerificationsDespite facing fines from Contra Costa health authorities for not verifying vaccine status for dine-in customers, the In-N-Out in Pleasant Hill appeared to remain defiant Wednesday night.
UPDATE: Pleasant Hill In-N-Out Burger Fined Over Vaccine Verifications; Dispute Follows SF FlapIn-N-Out Burger officials say they "refuse to become the vaccination police" in a dispute with San Francisco officials over a local health ordinance requiring restaurants to check a patron's vaccination status at the door before allowing them to dine indoors.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Man Who Spent 46 Years In Prison Wrongly Convicted of San Francisco Rape, Murder Finally ExoneratedThis week a San Francisco judge exonerated a man who pled guilty to rape and murder charges 46 years in order to avoid the death penalty, despite claiming innocence.
Wells Fargo Bank Robbed At Stonestown Galleria Mall in San FranciscoA bank robbery was reported late Wednesday morning at the Stonestown Galleria mall complex in San Francisco, police said.
Storm Fronts March Through Bay Area; Massive Tree Topples In San Francisco NeighborhoodWaves of showers continued to roll through the San Francisco Bay Area early Thursday, bringing much needed relief to the drought-stricken region, but also elevating fears that trees weakened during the extend dry spell could topple amid mounting winds over the weekend.
East Bay News
Fremont Police Arrest Suspect in Shooting Outside Nightclub; Second Suspect Still WantedWhile Fremont police arrested one man in connection with a shooting outside a nightclub earlier this month, they requested the public’s help Thursday in seeking another suspect.
Despite Fines, Pleasant Hill In-N-Out Remains Defiant Over Customer Vaccine VerificationsDespite facing fines from Contra Costa health authorities for not verifying vaccine status for dine-in customers, the In-N-Out in Pleasant Hill appeared to remain defiant Wednesday night.
Oakland Accepting Applications For 2nd Phase Of Guaranteed Income Pilot ProgramOakland Resilient Families, the city's guaranteed income pilot program, began accepting applications for its second phase Wednesday and will provide 300 families with a monthly benefit of $500 for 18 months, no strings attached.
South Bay News
UPDATE: Judge Denies Bail for Los Gatos Mom Accused of Hosting Drunken Teen Sex PartiesA judge on Wednesday denied bail for the mom accused of throwing drunken sex parties for teens at her Los Gatos home and other locations over the course of nearly a year.
Elizabeth Holmes' Defense Tries To Pick Apart Damaging Testimony From Theranos Project ManagerThe defense was on damage control in the Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial on Wednesday as one of the attorneys for the defendant grilled a former Theranos project manager.
San Jose Hit-and-Run Victim Assaulted After Confronting Escalade DriverA driver who chased down another driver following a hit-and-run crash in San Jose was hospitalized after two associates of the alleged hit-and-run driver arrived on the scene and assaulted him.
North Bay News
COVID: Sonoma County Sets Youth Vaccination Goals With Authorization For Kids 5-11 LoomingSonoma County public health officials announced their goal Wednesday of administering COVID-19 vaccines to one-quarter of the county's 5-11-year-old children by Dec. 1.
Suspect Arrested On DUI Charges In Fatal Fairfield Hit-And-RunA 31-year-old Fairfield man was being held in Solano County jail for driving under the influence and murder after a hit-and-run collision claimed the life of a bicyclist Wednesday evening.
Petaluma Police Seek Man Suspected Of Trying To Lure Girl Into VehiclePetaluma police are seeking a man who allegedly drove his vehicle alongside a 13-year-old girl on Tuesday night and tried to get her to come to the car.
Bay Area Sports
SportsLine Week 7 NFC North Picks: 'Justin Fields, Passing Game Just Isn't There Yet' For Bears, Says Larry HartsteinThe Bears, who are slowly rolling out the offense for their young quarterback, will struggle to match up with the Bucs, especially with Tom Brady in top form.
'Don't Be Shocked By Anything When These Two Teams Get Together': CBS Sports' Rick Neuheisel Previews LSU-#12 Ole Miss And 3 More GamesCBS Sports' Rick Neuheisel breaks down LSU vs. #12 Mississippi and other key college football matchups.
Grizzled Bear: Cal Football Has Rare 7th Year SeniorOnce it became clear COVID was going to wreak havoc on the 2020 college football season, the NCAA elected to add an extra year of eligibility for certain athletes. The decision opened the door for football players to go on the seven year plan – like Cal’s Luc Bequette.