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A state-sponsored monoclonal infusion site is open in Kern County. Monoclonal antibodies are used to treat someone recently diagnosed with COVID-19.

/PRNewswire/ -- The City of Pleasanton has settled the wrongful death case of John and Rose Bauer v. City of Pleasanton, et al for $5.9 million, one of the...

PLEASANTON — As a wrongful death lawsuit moves toward a possible summer trial, recently released police body-cam video shows a 38-year-old mentally ill man saying "I can't breathe," as Pleasanton officers straddled him and restrained him during an arrest. Jacob Bauer, who was dead by the time he reached a hospital following the fracas Aug. 1, 2018, was repeatedly shocked with a Taser gun during the struggle with up to eight officers, one of whom responded to Bauer that he could indeed breathe because he was yelling. "This is worse than George Floyd," said Bauer family attorney Gary Gwill...

Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021 | Rose Bauer and Reinhard Bauer sit with Barry Bauer's and Susan Bauer's dog, Max, after the parade. Max is a 6-year-old shih tzu with one leg partially amputated. Nevertheless, he was a ball of energy.Buy this Photo Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021 | Ninety-nine roses sit in an arrangement after the end of the parade. Rose Bauer kept one rose in her hand.Buy this Photo Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021 | Josephine Sampiere and her husband, Gary Russell, ride in Russell's 1931 Chevrolet, which the 59-year-old has owned since he was 14.Buy this Photo Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021 | ...

PLEASANTON, Calif. (AP) — Police body camera footage shows a man restrained by a half-dozen police officers cry “you're suffocating me!" before he died, it was reported Wednesday. Video of...