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Four leaders of the Proud Boys were convicted for their role in the January 6th, 2021 insurrection at the Capitol and sentenced to between 15 and 22 years.
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Local and state law enforcement agencies have seized over 100 kilos of narcotics in San Francisco's Tenderloin and South of Market districts over the last three months, including more than 56 kilos of fentanyl, as part of the city's efforts to shut down open-air drug markets.
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People living along the Oakland Estuary say they have become the targets of a recent crime wave, where “pirates” have stolen some boats, stripped them of their motors and sunk some to hide their crimes.
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A children's playdate event last weekend at an Oakland school prompted a bomb threat against the school Tuesday, according to the Oakland Unified School District.
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Assembly Bill 1186 proposes an end to youth being charged restitution fine - an amount owed by those who are found to have committed a crime and then paid to victims of that crime.
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Host Jeff Hayden and Dean Johnson evaluate the charges pending against former President Trump and how they relate to the upcoming presidential election.
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The previously empaneled Alameda County Civil Grand Jury was in disarray and was unable to complete two investigations before it ended its work this year.
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Before dawn Thursday, about 100 FBI agents in California, Texas and Hawaii raided the homes of 10 current or former Antioch and Pittsburg police officers and arrested them on corruption charges.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office in San Francisco and the FBI are holding a joint news conference this afternoon, where they are expected to announce the arrest of Antioch and Pittsburg police officers for civil rights violations.