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Beaten by two Alameda County sheriffs sources tell us that is why the fbi launched this raid. You can see from sky 7, Intense Police presence. Now, we have home video from a neighbor showing the raid. Police say the shooting victim is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. Sources tell abc7 news he visits that house often. They dont know if he lives there. Abc7 news5 y talked with cof this week. His attorney filed a claim against the department and Alameda County. Above the scene, fede...

Once again, the wind light in the vicinity of that fire. I will be back with a look at the forecast, which includes the possibility of frost. I will show you the frost advisory, how cold tonight and unsettled weather in the accuweather sevenday forecast. How many days of rain, coming up. Thanks. See you shortly. Debbie tweeted photoings to us. We spoke to debbie. She works across the street from the fire. She told us she heard the roof collapse and then saw the debris falling. Take a look at thi...

In. You can see a apartment complex in the foreground. Those plumes of black smoke pouring from the plant. We posted more video and photographs along with video taken by a sky 7hd on our web site. Abc7news. Com. More break husband, Oakland Police investigating a homicide. A man shot in the middle of a resident street. 83rd avenue and e street. You can see the police have closed off that block while they try to figure out exactly what happened. No word yet on a motive or possible systems in this ...

Over a car is more rare. The number of police stops in oakland is down some 75 from a few years ago. Thats according to numbers obtained by the chronicle which shows Oakland Police made about 68,000 stops in 2008 and 2009. In 2010, the number went down to 49,000. In 2011, another huge drop to about 25,000. And by the end of this year, the projected number of police stops in oakland will be 15,733. Police cite factors including layoffs which reduced the police force by 25 , cops running from one ...

Dave clark is on assignment. Good morning. Im tori campbell. Lets look at weather and traffic. Steve, a little warm . Yeah, a little warm inland. Theres a lot of fog out there. Thats making things tough on visibility. Here we go again. 60s to 90s. Heres sal. Right now were working at highway 4. Slow traffic already sunny in baypoint as you head up to concord. Were looking at traffic on interstate 80. It looks good. We have a couple of trouble spots. Well get to those in a few minutes. Back to th...

Many families with behavioral health needs are unable to access care in their communities, forcing them to go in to long-term centers. A lawsuit may be changing this.

Illinois health officials warned Friday that a number of respiratory viruses are "mounting" in the state, with hospitalizations for COVID, flu and RSV all...

(The Center Square) – As issues continue at state-run mental health facilities across Illinois, legislators are again calling for change.

House Assistant Minority Leader Jackie Haas, R-Kankakee, is joining Assistant Minority Leader Charlie Meier, R-Okawville, in supporting his legislative plan to make significant reforms at Illinois developmental centers. The announcement

(The Center Square) – As issues continue at state-run mental health facilities across Illinois, legislators are again calling for change. A CBS Chicago investigation into the Shapiro Developmental Center in Kankakee sho...