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Chaplain accused of choking wife due back in court May 30
A San Quentin chaplain accused of choking his wife with an electrical cord is due back in court later this month after being arraigned Monday.
Talk of a third toll for bridge lingers
Two separate Golden Gate Bridge toll increases that could cost drivers $7 to cross into San Francisco are in the works — and another talked-about toll could boost the total cost to $8, warned transportation officials.
Bridge toll proposal drives forward
The Golden Gate Bridge toll could climb to as much as $7 by next year — nearly twice as much as the seven other Bay Area bridges.
Fog surrounding toll increases may start to lift
When and how much? Those two aspects of the Golden Gate Bridge variable-toll pricing plan could become clearer after a committee meeting today.
Activists on prowl for artists showing animal cruelty
Anyone who displays artwork that shows animal cruelty could wind up behind bars as the result of a proposed law that comes in the wake of a controversial exhibit that was shut down because of public outrage.
Term limits create intraparty fights for California seats
Term limits have turned some former political allies into campaign foes as voters prepare to select nominees for 100 seats in the California Legislature. Looks like Big Brown's resounding Kentucky Derby victory has scared away a lot of the competition.
Prison chaplain arrested for allegedly choking his wife
A chaplain at San Quentin State Prison is free on bail after being arrested for allegedly choking his wife with an electrical cord.
Grateful Dead archives to be housed in UC Santa Cruz
It started with these words in 1971: "Dead Freaks Unite. Who are you? Where are you? How are you?" |