Appeals Court Scales Back Wayne Hsiung Convictions In Petaluma Farm Protests
A California appeals court reversed two of three convictions against animal-rights activist Wayne Hsiung in a Petaluma farm-incursion case, remanding the matter to the trial court. The ruling focuses on excluded evidence tied to a necessity defense.
Oakland Hotel Heist Sideswipes Moonchild Tour, Bay Area Shows Pushed Back
Thieves made off with Moonchild’s 20‑foot U‑Haul full of instruments and stage gear in Oakland, forcing multiple California shows to be postponed as police investigate.
Tool Thieves Hammer Antioch Tradesworkers as Work-Truck Ripoffs Soar
Antioch police say 115 auto burglaries have been reported this year — a roughly 70% jump — as thieves zero in on work trucks and tools. Several victims report lost income and stepped-up patrols are underway.
Fairfield Cops Say Car Search Turns Up Stolen Gun, Drugs After Gun Threat Call
Fairfield police arrested Enrique Escalante after officers say a stolen handgun and illegal narcotics were found in his vehicle following a weapons report. The suspect was booked into Solano County Jail.
Santa Clara Tech Firm Accused Of ‘Ghost’ Job Inbox Freezing Out U.S. Applicants
The Justice Department sued Santa Clara‑based Cloudera, alleging the company funneled U.S. applicants to a dead inbox and reserved at least seven high‑paying PERM roles for visa holders.












