Michael Risher News Today

Rain has gone for now. But what is today looking like . Lisa yeah, its definitely cool out there. Stephanie. We do have a few showers in the south bay off the coast though, so the atmosphere is still a bit unstable. And were looking at live doppler seven right now. That shows the cloud cover that has cleared the bay area as we go in closer to the south bay and the monterey peninsula. There you can see just a few showers down by big sur, but for the bay area, partly cloudy, cool. 48 in fremont an...

An imprint along a Chicago street that many believe to be a rat has sparked viral social media attention and even become a tourist attraction. But it turns out,...

A large hole in a Chicago street that is believed to be an imprint of a rat has become a tourist attraction. The spectacle has gone viral after Twitter/X user posted a photo of the mark, captioned: "Had to make a pilgrimage to the Chicago Rat Hole." However, residents who live near the hole say it has actually been there for years and has only recently gained widespread notoriety. Local Michael Risher told NBC Chicago the hole has been on the street for at least four years. "Every...

Nov. 1, 2023 is a day 28 of Detroit’s finest will always remember. They were honored for their heroism in moments they’ll never forget.

JJ Jelincic and his attorney believe the court made serious errors in a CalPERS Public Records Act case that went largely in their favor.

Revelations that the San Francisco Police Department stored rape victims' DNA in a database used to identify crime suspects has raised questions about the practice's legality, and prompted California and New York lawmakers to propose new state legislation to protect sexual assault victims.

San Francisco’s District Attorney and Public Defender are demanding that the city’s Police Department stop using DNA collected from sexual assault survivors to incriminate them with unrelated crimes.

A database with DNA collected from victims of rape and sexual assault was searched to identify suspects in crimes, Dist. Atty. Chesa Boudin said.

A database with DNA collected from victims of rape and sexual assault was searched to identify suspects in crimes, Dist. Atty. Chesa Boudin said.

CalPERS digs its hole even deeper in its effort to keep parts of a board transcript secret. What dirt does it contain?