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You can see the damaged, mangled truck and the yellow raft the woman was floating on in the middle of your screen. Both the driver and the woman were badly hurt and had to be airlifted by helicopter and taken to the Trauma Center at the John Muir Medical Center in walnut creek. The train was sitting on the tracks for hours while officials conducted their investigation. There is a no tresspassing sign near the tracks warning drivers not to stop on the tracks. None of the people on the train were injuredas we said, the two people who were taken to the John Muir Medical Center are listed in Criti...

Enforcement . Today the committee took Public Comment. It would only apply to the most serious offenders. Many who spoke say it would have a side effect making the immigrant community afraid to deal with Law Enforcement at all. Singling out immigrants to be punished twice due to status is not just unfair it is in effective. It will send us back and we will be afraid to call in when a crime is being done. Doesnt make any sense to let violent criminals on the streets if we have a choice. This is your opportunity to ensure that innocent people like kate steinle are not put in danger by people who...

Lets go back to the desk. They are looking into a string of suspicious fires that happened last night. Here is a look, alex . It looks like they were put out fairly quickly and the Oakland Fire Department said it seems as though they are certainly suspicious and it seems as though somebody set them intentionally. There were six suspicious fires, one until one area of oakland. We found several model pickup trucks that had caught fire and most of what burned was the debris in the back of the trucks, plot really the jar themselves, they are piecing what took place here and i have reached out to t...

Jan. 7 Friar Tucks closing its doors

Despite the damp and rainy weather, the annual Holiday Lights Celebration was a festive event. Held inside at the Community Center from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. on December 3,