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Dozens Rally To Support Texas Death Row Inmate Rodney Reed In San FranciscoDozens in the Bay Area turned out Sunday in support of Rodney Reed, a prisoner on death row in Texas.
Vandals Deface San Francisco Ice Cream Shop With Chemical GraffitiAn ice cream shop owner is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of vandals who have twice defiled his store with deep etchings in the front windows as well as graffiti that appears to have been drawn with acid.
Santa Clara Prosecutor Allegedly Used Daughter As Bait To Catch Her Accused MolesterA Santa Clara County prosecutor could face child endangerment charges for allegedly using his 13-year-old daughter as bait to catch the man accused of molesting her.
Fire Destroys Garage, RV In San Jose; Nearby Houses SparedA garage and an RV were destroyed Sunday night in a fire just south of San Jose's Japantown, the San Jose Fire Department said.
Kaiser CEO Bernard Tyson's Legacy, Compassion Remembered In OaklandLast week, the medical community was stunned by the news that Kaiser Permanente CEO Bernard Tyson died in his sleep at 60 years of age. Family and friends gathered in Oakland Sunday to reflect on his legacy.
PG&E: High Wind Event Could Prompt Power Shutoffs In North Bay, Sierra This WeekPG&E said Sunday that an expected high wind event Wednesday could prompt a Public Safety Power Shutoff for some customers in the North Bay, Sierra foothills and North Valley, but conditions remain fluid.
Newly-Joined Palo Alto City Worker Killed In Transformer Accident IdentifiedA City of Palo Alto employee who died Saturday in an electrical transformer accident was identified by city officials Sunday as Donatus Okhomina, a "seasoned electrical lineman" who had started working for the city just this month.
San Francisco Offers Financial Help to Castro Street Businesses Damaged in Saturday FireFinancial assistance is being offered by San Francisco for four businesses that were damaged in a fire Saturday morning in the 400 block of Castro Street.
TOP VIDEOS
Vandals Deface San Francisco Ice Cream Shop With Chemical GraffitiAn ice cream shop owner is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of vandals who have twice defiled his store with deep etchings in the front windows as well as graffiti that appears to have been drawn with acid. Joe Vazquez reports. (11-17-2019)
PG&E: High Wind Event Could Prompt Power Shutoffs In North Bay, Sierra This WeekPG&E is warning of another potential power shutoff in many Northern California counties starting Wednesday due to a high wind event. Betty Yu reports. (11-17-2019)
10 Hit, 4 Killed In Mass Shooting During Fresno Backyard GatheringTen people were shot, four fatally, in what police are calling a "mass casualty" shooting at a gathering in southeast Fresno, Fresno police said Sunday. (11-17-2019)
On A Positive Note
Oakland Zoo Caring For Rescued Fennec FoxThe overall cuteness level at the Oakland Zoo recently increased by an immeasurable factor when a 6-year-old fennec fox named Summer came to stay.
South Bay Teen's Free Art Class Helps Special Needs Students Reach Creative PotentialA South Bay teenager is helping special needs students celebrate their uniqueness and reach their full creative potential by hosting a free art class.
Community Donates To Army Vet, Wife After Life Possessions Stolen From Pleasanton HotelThe Pleasanton community helped out a veteran and his wife whose life possessions were stolen while they were moving to the Bay Area to start a new life.
PROJECT HOME
Mother And Son Kicked Out Of Homeless Shelter For Mental Health OutburstA mother and her son were on a waitlist for a homeless shelter for 18 months and once they got in, they were kicked out eight months later due to a mental health outburst.
Homeowners In Fire Zones Lose Insurance CoverageAs fires ravage California each year, more homeowners are at risk of losing their insurance.
Small Property Owners Want To Continue Raising Rents To Pay Off Their DebtSmall property owners showed up in droves to the Rent Board this week to debate whether landlords should be required to disclose their finances to pass along any debt. Currently, they don’t have to, and tenants want that to change.
UCSF Researchers Focus On 'Aging Into Homelessness' In Bay AreaAt a time when most of his peers are collecting their pensions, Earl Pratt is collecting cans. At 57 years old, he's homeless for the first time in his life.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Dozens Rally To Support Texas Death Row Inmate Rodney Reed In San FranciscoDozens in the Bay Area turned out Sunday in support of Rodney Reed, a prisoner on death row in Texas.
Vandals Deface San Francisco Ice Cream Shop With Chemical GraffitiAn ice cream shop owner is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of vandals who have twice defiled his store with deep etchings in the front windows as well as graffiti that appears to have been drawn with acid.
San Francisco Offers Financial Help to Castro Street Businesses Damaged in Saturday FireFinancial assistance is being offered by San Francisco for four businesses that were damaged in a fire Saturday morning in the 400 block of Castro Street.
East Bay News
Kaiser CEO Bernard Tyson's Legacy, Compassion Remembered In OaklandLast week, the medical community was stunned by the news that Kaiser Permanente CEO Bernard Tyson died in his sleep at 60 years of age. Family and friends gathered in Oakland Sunday to reflect on his legacy.
Sheriff: 2 Armed Gang Members Among Orinda Halloween Massacre VictimsTwo armed gang members were among the five people killed during a mass shooting that may have erupted during an altercation between rival gangs inside an Orinda rental home on Halloween night, authorities announced Friday.
Nurses' Union Endorses Sanders As He Pitches Medicare For All In OaklandU.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders outlined his plan to convert the country's health care system to a single-payer system as he accepted the National Nurses United union's endorsement for president in Oakland on Friday.
South Bay News
Santa Clara Prosecutor Allegedly Used Daughter As Bait To Catch Her Accused MolesterA Santa Clara County prosecutor could face child endangerment charges for allegedly using his 13-year-old daughter as bait to catch the man accused of molesting her.
Fire Destroys Garage, RV In San Jose; Nearby Houses SparedA garage and an RV were destroyed Sunday night in a fire just south of San Jose's Japantown, the San Jose Fire Department said.
Newly-Joined Palo Alto City Worker Killed In Transformer Accident IdentifiedA City of Palo Alto employee who died Saturday in an electrical transformer accident was identified by city officials Sunday as Donatus Okhomina, a "seasoned electrical lineman" who had started working for the city just this month.
North Bay News
PG&E: High Wind Event Could Prompt Power Shutoffs In North Bay, Sierra This WeekPG&E said Sunday that an expected high wind event Wednesday could prompt a Public Safety Power Shutoff for some customers in the North Bay, Sierra foothills and North Valley, but conditions remain fluid.
Overturned Big Rig Closes Highway 121 Near Sears PointHighway 121 near Sears Point was blocked Saturday afternoon, hours after a big-rig hauling a tanker overturned, leaking fuel.
Car Careens Into Petaluma Starbucks, Three People InjuredThree people were injured when a car careened into the front window of a Starbucks in Petaluma on Friday, authorities said.
Sports Headlines & Scores
Paschall's 30 Pts Not Enough, Warriors Fall To Pelicans 108-100Eric Paschall scored 30 points for injury-depleted Golden State, which has lost seven straight. Ky Bowman scored 19 points and Glenn Robinson III added 14.
Carr, Jacobs, Crosby Help Raiders Keep Bengals WinlessDerek Carr passed for 292 yards and a touchdown, Josh Jacobs had his fourth 100-yard game in the last six weeks, and the Oakland Raiders beat the winless Cincinnati Bengals 17-10 on Sunday.
49ers Rally Past Cardinals 36-26 On 4 TD Passes By GaroppoloJimmy Garoppolo threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Jeff Wilson Jr. with 31 seconds left for his fourth TD pass of the game and the San Francisco 49ers rallied for a 36-26 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.
Bay Area Food
Two Hot New SOMA Restaurants To Check OutInterested in exploring the newest restaurants to open in SoMa? Give these two a try.
Oakland Eats: New Owners Taking Over Plum Bar, Doña Tomás Closing After 20 YearsHere's the latest in Oakland food news. In this edition -- an Uptown bar gets new owners, a beer hall gets reborn in Temescal and a longstanding Mexican eatery invites customers to a closing party.
Popular Oakland Eatery Reem's To Open Location In San Francisco's Mission DistrictPopular Oakland bakery-cafe Reem's is headed to the Mission.