Stockton Cold Case Shock: 80-Year-Old Arrested In 1994 Thornton Road Double Slaying
An 80-year-old Stockton man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a 1994 double killing at a Thornton Road construction site. Authorities say the cold-case unit identified the suspect after renewed forensic review.
San Jose Mayor Trumpets Mystery KRON4 Poll as Governor Bid 'Breakout'
Mayor Matt Mahan reposted a KRON4 'poll' claiming a debate-driven surge to 46%, but scientific polls and local reporting still place him in the single digits. The race remains unsettled.
DNA-Tested Rape Kits Nab Suspect In Bay Area Cold-Case Spree, AG Says
Attorney General Rob Bonta says testing older sexual‑assault kits helped solve multi‑jurisdiction cold cases and led to an arrest. He’s urging agencies to audit and report untested kits before July 1, 2026.
Berkeley Law Crowd Cheers Convicted Car Bomber Beamed Into Campus Teach-In
A video from a Berkeley Law teach‑in shows students applauding Israa Jaabis, convicted in a 2015 attempted car bombing. The clip has reignited campus debates over speech and safety.
Salinas Jail Shock As Inmate Dies After Dawn Cell Emergency
An inmate at Monterey County Jail was found unresponsive April 22 and later pronounced dead at a hospital. Authorities have requested a coroner's exam and opened an investigation.
Russian-Tied Gas Quietly Floods Bay Area and L.A. Pumps
Record imports of overseas gasoline — including product refined from Russian crude — eased supply strains this spring but deepened scrutiny of California’s shrinking refinery base.
San Leandro Senior Says School Let Antisemitic Bullying Run Wild, Sues District
A San Leandro High senior has sued the district, saying two years of antisemitic harassment left her with panic attacks, lower grades and lost scholarship chances. The suit seeks damages and schoolwide reforms.












