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night for the former first familys protection detail. hearing aids over the counter. help is here for the tens of millions of americans with hearing loss. cbs roxana saberi shows us the benefits and drawbacks of the new program. and well introduce you to someone guaranteed to lift your spirits. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. >> odonnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. we want to beg...

Attorney's for Ashton Porter filed a lawsuit this week claiming members of the Pittsburg Police Department violated his civil rights.

The settlement marks at least the sixth time either officer has been sued over their actions as police officers in the East Bay

A city spokesman did not immediately offer an explanation for why it took six months to release the information.

Three Alameda police officers face manslaughter charges for the death of Mario Gonzalez who was pinned facedown for more than five minutes while being detained.

A Fremont man who suffers from mental illness has sued Alameda County and the Wellpath healthcare company, charging that he nearly took his own life because Santa Rita Jail officials

The settlement comes after the DOJ alleged that the Vallejo Police Department engaged in a "pattern or practice of unconstitutional conduct" and after civil rights attorneys have cried for more oversight for a department whose officers have killed more than 20 people since 2012.

Ex-San Jose police officer Mark McNamara, who resigned in a racist texting scandal, wants a venue change for a fair trial. The irony.

Mark McNamara, the former San Jose police officer who quit the day the chief released a set of racist texts he sent to two friends, is asking a judge to move his case 300 miles away.