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Child traumatized, lawsuit says
- The parents of a fourth-grader are suing multiple county agencies, claiming that sheriff’s deputies interrogated and traumatized their son after school officials accused him of making violent threats days after the Virginia Tech massacre.
- The parents of a fourth-grader are suing multiple county agencies, claiming that sheriff’s deputies interrogated and traumatized their son after school officials accused him of making violent threats days after the Virginia Tech massacre.
Trial to begin for men accused of fatal bar shooting
- More than two years after half a dozen patrons were shot in a crowded Redwood City bar, the two alleged gunmen will face a jury trial.
Norton tells of finding body, denies killing
- Wiping his eyes and with a voice choked with emotion, accused murderer Quincy Norton took the stand for the second day Thursday and described returning from his girlfriend’s house to find his wife dead in a pool of blood.
City seeks waiver for dicey crossings
- The City will argue before a Superior Court judge today that two dangerous intersections should be exempted from an injunction that has stalled implementation of San Francisco’s bike plan.
Ex-officer offered deal in alleged scam case
- Prosecutors have offered a plea deal to a former San Francisco police officer and two accomplices accused of bilking a Colma Home Depot out of $62,718 over six months.
Robbery note spells destiny for suspect, prosecutors say
- Prosecutors say a bank robber’s dreams of big-time heists were foiled by two critical mistakes — forgetting his misspelled note at one crime scene and wearing his company uniform at another.
Woman going to prison for embezzling $1.4 million
- An executive assistant who admitted to embezzling more than
City offers opt-out for gang members
- A list of alleged gang members may soon be smaller, if the people on it can prove they are not involved in gang activities.
Contractor for protracted library project sues Daly City
- Claiming incompetent and uncooperative city officials delayed a $10.5 million library project by years and now refuse to pay for the extra work, the contractor in charge of the endeavor is suing Daly City.
Mom allegedly duped police to kidnap child
- A Foster City mother previously convicted of child theft is now facing up to eight years in prison after prosecutors say she duped court clerks and tricked police into helping her kidnap her 10-year-old son.
Costco expansion suit goes to court
- Residents suing Redwood City and Costco over the wholesaler’s expansion plans had their day in court Wednesday, but could wait up to three months for a decision.
Jury finds man guilty in 2002 fatal shooting
- Kenneth Watson, a former standout football player at Hillsdale High, was unanimously found guilty by a 12-person jury of first-degree murder Wednesday in the 2002 shooting death of Damon Whitney.
Judge denies city’s motion against $41M judgement
- A day after a federal judge refused to amend a $41 million judgment against Half Moon Bay, both sides in the dispute say they are continuing to search for solutions that will avoid bankrupting the city.