Audit Blasts San Jose Fire Department as Drug-Tampering Probe Nets Captain’s Arrest
A city audit says San José must beef up controls after tampered morphine vials and the arrest of a fire captain. The report calls for clearer policies, separated duties and limits on biometric safe access.
Antioch Man Charged with Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material, Illegal Fireworks Found During Arrest by Walnut Creek Police
An Antioch man faces charges for possessing child sexual abuse material and was found with illegal fireworks; he remains in custody with a hearing set for December 9th.
PHOTOS: The Great Dickens Fair Arrives in San Francisco for Its 41st Season
The Great Dickens Christmas Fair welcomed visitors to the opening of its 41st season over the weekend. The long-running fair creates a Victorian Christmas wonderland, complete with hundreds of costumed characters, performances, artisan shops, eateries, dance parties, and even a miniature live steam train.
San Francisco Tech Investor Robbed of $11M in Cryptocurrency in Home Invasion Disguised as Delivery
A tech investor in San Francisco experienced a home invasion where a robber posing as a delivery worker stole devices and $11 million in cryptocurrency.
Fairfield Homeowners Could Get Stuck with Bills for Cracked Sidewalks and Problem Trees
Fairfield’s council reopened a decades-old tree-and-sidewalk rule; staff wants homeowners to pick up maintenance costs and legal risk, with a draft due in January.












