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- Missing 11-year-old girl last seen leaving Richmond home on pink scooter
Police in Richmond are seeking public assistance to find missing 11-year-old Isabella, who was last seen Wednesday afternoon. She is described as having brown hair and was spotted around 4 p.m. near her home after leaving on a pink scooter. Isabella was last seen wearing a light blue Hello Kitty or Cinnamoroll T-shirt and light blue pants.
- Proposed Walnut Creek indoor gun range sparks community debate
A proposed indoor shooting range is planned in Walnut Creek, California. Elite Armory intends to convert a former carpet store on North Main Street into a nine-lane public facility. This plan has sparked community debate regarding concerns over safety, noise, and the surrounding neighborhood's character.
- Warmer Tuesday in Bay Area before cooldown at tail end of week
Tuesday in the Bay Area was noted for being sunnier and warmer. High temperatures reached noticeable levels inland, with a few highs reaching the 90s furthest from the coast. Conditions are expected to remain hot on Wednesday before cooler weather returns at the end of the week.
- At-risk missing woman, 80, last seen in Oakland Monday
An 80-year-old woman named Edith Egas was reported missing after she was last seen Monday around 7:30 p.m. in Oakland near Lyon Avenue and High Street. The California Highway Patrol activated a Silver Alert in Alameda County following the report.
- Palo Alto school district sued for school trip to mosque
A lawsuit was filed regarding a school program at Palo Alto High School, questioning how religion is taught. The complaint alleges that the social justice designed program aligned with one religion and included encouraging student participation in religious activities during a field trip to a mosque.
- Close call: Dog rescued after going over cliff in SF
A dog had a close call on Monday afternoon after going over a cliff in San Francisco. The incident occurred near El Camino del Mar at Deadman’s Point. Officials from the San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) were involved in the rescue.
- East Bay man facing charges in connection to deadly crash during Monterey Car Week
A tragic crash occurred during Monterey Car Week on Sunday, just after 5 p.m., when a silver BMW coupe convertible crashed into a tree in Monterey. The incident is linked to an East Bay man who is facing charges. Central Coast law enforcement officers were actively monitoring the area.
- Historic Presidio building to become ‘co-working’ space
Bay Area employees will soon have access to a former U.S. Army barracks in the Presidio. The Presidio Trust announced it signed a lease with CANOPY, a boutique co-working and office provider, for the historic brick building located at 102 Montgomery St. in San Francisco.
- Filipino restaurant closes after more than 30 years in South San Francisco
The Filipino restaurant Ongpin officially shut down after operating for 32 years on the Peninsula. Its final day of business was Sunday, Aug. 16. Located at 73 Camaritas Ave. in South San Francisco, the space will soon change purpose.
- Dog given oxygen after fire breaks out in SF's Castro District
A fire broke out in a garage at a home located on the 600 block of Castro Street in San Francisco's Castro District. Crews responded to the incident, which the San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) announced was extinguished. The title also reports that a dog required oxygen following the break-out.
- Robot-on-robot martial arts comes to San Francisco
A report about a robot-on-robot martial arts match will be featured on KRON4 in San Francisco. Viewers can watch the full report from Rob Nesbitt via the video player.
- Victim hit in face with metal pole at retail store, Fremont police say
The Fremont Police Department reported responding to an assault at a retail store on Mowry Street. According to police, a suspect struck the victim in the face with a metal pole. The victim received treatment at the scene, while the suspect fled the area.
- Heavy police presence at South Shore Center in Alameda
Police were reported to have swarmed the TJ Maxx located at the South Shore Shopping Center in Alameda on Saturday afternoon. Video from a KRON4 producer captured footage showing multiple officers present at the scene. The article noted that this is a developing story.
- Oakland councilmember address concerns over proposed downtown data center
An Oakland City Councilmember stated that reports concerning a massive data center being built in Oakland are untrue. Councilmember Carroll Fife addressed these concerns at a news conference, joined by the project’s developer, to separate fact from fiction.
- East Bay hospital's tiniest preemie goes home after nearly 6 months in the NICU
Baby Meadow, the hospital's tiniest surviving micro-preemie ever, has been discharged from John Muir's Walnut Creek Medical Center after spending nearly six months in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Despite some doctors believing she had no chance of survival, the baby girl finally went home.
- River otter suffers head trauma in Vacaville hit-and-run
A male river otter was found in the road overnight and suffered head trauma following an alleged hit-and-run incident in Vacaville. The Solano Wildlife Rescue and Education Center confirmed they will be providing care for the animal, keeping it under their watch for the next seven to 10 days.
- Kennedy High School to reopen after testing finds no vapor intrusion: officials
Officials announced that Kennedy High School can reopen after testing revealed no evidence of vapor intrusion. The initial testing conducted in July had detected tetrachloroethylene, or PCE, a hazardous chemical used by dry cleaners, in the soil.
- Cable issue shuts down California Cable Car Line Thursday night: SFMTA
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority (SFMTA) announced that an ongoing cable issue has shut down service on the California Cable Car Line for the rest of Thursday night. SFMTA advised commuters that bus shuttles will be available to replace the services.
- Napa County child porn suspect had job 'where minors are present': sheriff
The Napa County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Robert Taylor Free, 63, of Napa, for allegedly possessing child sexual assault material. Free was subsequently booked into the Napa County Department of Corrections and has been set a bail of $50,000.
- Daughter of Fairfield crash victim asks for help with funeral costs: 'Missed more than words will explain'
A daughter of a woman killed in a solo-vehicle collision started a GoFundMe to help cover funeral costs. The accident occurred last weekend at Neitzel Road, near Business Center Parkway, prompting the Fairfield Police Department's response.
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