‘I don’t regret pushing him’: Man cited for shoving California state senator
An anti-vaccine activist was cited on a charge of misdemeanor assault after he shoved state Sen. Richard Pan on Wednesday afternoon.
Wineries revive Lodi musical theater group
For the first time in two years, Lodi Musical Theater is taking to the stage. The performing arts group went on hiatus after funds dried up in 2017.
Family sets up lemonade stand to raise money while mother goes through cancer treatment
Eleven-year-old Antonio is selling lemonade so his family can find a place to live while his mother goes through cancer treatment.
Firefighters rescue woman who fell into narrow crevice in Old Town
Search and rescue crews worked from about 9:40 to 10:50 p.m. on Ampudia Street north of San Diego Avenue to rescue the woman reportedly fell about 30 feet.
Man driving stolen Chula Vista car arrested after chase
A man suspected of driving a car that had just been stolen in Chula Vista led National City police on a chase that ended in San Diego on Wednesday.
Kellen Winslow II rape retrial delayed, now set for mid-October
Former NFL player Kellen Winslow II’s retrial on rape charges was postponed to Oct. 16 after a new attorney joined his defense team.
Clear the Shelters results: 21 dogs and cats find homes
YUCCA VALLEY — Nearly two-dozen pets at the Yucca Valley Animal Shelter found new homes with discounted adoption fees for Clear the Shelters Saturday.
Nancy Pelosi Honored at Awards Meeting, Protesters Removed
The nation’s top Democrats will be gathering in San Francisco for the DNC summer meeting this weekend, and Democrats kicked things off with a dinner honoring House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with a lifetime achievement award. However, some protesters, who were unhappy with Pelosi for not pursuing impeachment, had to be escorted out by police. Jean Elle reports.
Video Captures Shooting on Busy Market Street in SF
A bystander captured video of gunfire on a crowded street in the middle of the day Tuesday in San Francisco that left one person suffering from life-threatening injuries. The shots rang out on Market and Sixth streets, and people are seen running for their lives. 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Shooting in San Jose: Police One brave bystander stood her ground and captured the shooting on her cellphone. In the video shot by Jenny Shao, one initial shot is heard. Then, seconds later, a flurry of gunshots rings out as the camera pans over to a gunman firing on a crowded Market Street and running from the scene. Warning Signs Missed? Mom, 23, Dies After ‘Amazing’ Trip “I took out my camera; I knew something was going on,” Shao said. Shao was merely walking down the street when it all happened. Woman Fights Off Attacker at Condos in SF’s Embarcadero “There was somebody screaming,” she said. “I assumed it was a gun because of the popping sound. What I saw with my camera was somebody brandishing a gun.” In the video, people can be seen…
ABC Announces Rules for Next Democratic Debates
The third Democratic presidential debate will give candidates more time to answer questions, event host ABC announced Wednesday. The debate, which will be held at Houston’s Texas Southern University on Sept. 12, will give candidates one minute and 15 seconds for direct responses to questions and 45 seconds for rebuttals, the network said. That’s up from the one-minute responses and 30-second rebuttal times in the first two debates, which were hosted by NBC and CNN respectively, NBC News reports. To qualify for the debate, candidates need to have at least four polls showing them at 2% support or greater and at least 130,00 unique donors. Photo Credit: AFP/Getty Images
SF Police Arrest Suspect in Fatal Stabbing Last Week
Police on Tuesday arrested a man in connection with a stabbing that killed a victim last Friday in San Francisco’s Polk Gulch neighborhood. According to police, officers found the victim suffering from stab wounds near the intersection of Fern Street and Van Ness Avenue at 3:41 a.m., police said. 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Shooting in San Jose: Police The victim, later identified as 42-year-old Curtis Neal, was taken to a hospital with injuries to his torso. Neal died from his injuries shortly afterward. Following an investigation into the stabbing, officers were able to identify 38-year-old Tony Phillips as a suspect. Officers arrested and booked Phillips on suspicion of homicide, police said. Warning Signs Missed? Mom, 23, Dies After ‘Amazing’ Trip Photo Credit: SFPD
What could have helped control the fire near Fresno State that destroyed 14 homes
The fire, that tore through 14 units and eight cars at the Maplewood Apartments on Sunday, could have been much smaller if the building met new code standards.
Standoff turns into fire at motel in west central Fresno
Police responded to the Ambassador Inn off Olive and Highway 99 for a man who reportedly swung a pipe at a motel security guard.
Downtown Fresno business may be fined for using barbed wire
The razor wire helps provide security but CEO Penny Murray received notice the protective measures violated the city code.
FIVE Restaurant plans to reopen one year after fire in northeast Fresno
“September 16 of 2018 was Sunday is when it happened. It was a very sad day for me and my family and I want to make it a good day September 16, 2019, on the one year anniversary to open up.”