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Fire Displaces 13 | Elderly Hiker Missing | Nature & Parade Photos | Free Compost
ALSO: Pedestrian & Dog Killed; 2X Bank Robber; 2025 Bike Champ; Teen & Dispatcher Hailed As Heroes; Teacher May Win $30K; Pool Opening Date.

Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Friday, May 2.
Apartment Fire Displaces 13 Residents
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
79-Year-Old Hiker Missing
A Redwood City woman went missing Thursday.
Pedestrian Walking Dog Hit By Car
Both died, according to police.
Accused Bank Robber Tied To Second Heist: Police
In addition to the 2 bank robberies, the man is accused of violating probation.
Woman Arrested Following Gas Station Robbery Attempt
Charges against her include violating the terms of her pre-trial release for a separate case.
Man Convicted Of Shooting 4-Year-Old Boy
"We are grateful that the bullet that struck this innocent victim did not take this child's life."
Need Compost? Here's Where To Get It For Free
Get informed about compost and pick some up for free.
This Bay Area Resident Was Named 2025 Bike Champion Of The Year
This award recognizes individuals inspiring bicycling in their community.
Teen And Sheriff’s Dispatcher Honored for Heroism
The pair were recognized for their lifesaving actions.
Nature Area Offers Full Slate Of Activities This Weekend
Whether you are seeking a group hike, outdoor art, children's farm animals or story time — there is plenty to do for everyone.
Community Pool Opening Soon
An expanded aquatics program will be available this summer.
Bay Area Teacher Finalist For $30K All-Star Educator Award
This teacher is one of five finalists. Voting ends June 2.
Petaluma's 2025 Butter & Egg Days Parade Photos
Just about everyone in town was there — can you spot anyone you know in these photos?
'Nature In Our Backyard' Photo Contest Winners Announced
See four stunning photos submitted by Dublin residents that capture the beauty of the city.
School Named Green Ribbon School
It was recognized as a 2025 California Green Ribbon School by the California Department of Education.
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