3 MPH Police Chase + 100-Foot Cliff Rescue + Serial Burglar: NorCal In Brief

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — We've rounded up the stories you may have missed over the weekend to prepare you for the week ahead.

A woman police accuse of being drunk led police on an almost painfully slow chase around Petaluma - with speeds sometimes as low as three miles an hour.

Several agencies collaborated in the dramatic rescue of a person trapped inside a car that dangled 100 feet off a cliff near Napa.

Finally, prosecutors say a man arrested in connection with three residential burglaries in San Francisco may be guilty of at least 12 more. The suspect is accused of drilling holes into garage doors and using a wire or antenna as a tool to use a latch to gain entry.

Here are some other stories you may have missed:

Man Clinging To Rock In Lake Merced Rescued By Firefighters

The man went into the lake after losing a remote-controlled boat, according to SFFD Capt. Jonathan Baxter.

Salinas Massage Sex Investigation: Additional Victims Come Forward

The arrest of a Salinas man accused of sex crimes while providing massages has prompted several people to report they were victims.

San Francisco Lawyer Disbarred After Stealing $550K: CA State Bar

Michael Voorhees was convicted of six felony counts of grand theft in April 2024 in Sonoma County Superior Court, the bar said Thursday.

EdSource: $1B In Frozen Funds Returning To California Department Of Education

The delay of funding due to schools on July 1 prompted a bipartisan backlash and a lawsuit from many states, including California.

San Mateo Prison In-Person Visits Halted Due To Elevator Failure

The facility's sole elevator has been out of service since late June, authorities said.

2 Hikers Rescued By Helicopter From Point Reyes National Seashore After Being Cut Off By Tide

The hikers were trapped on a remote beach near Elephant Rock after their route back was cut off by the tide, authorities said.

Trailer Full Of Nitrous Oxide Found In Golden Gate Park, Dozens Arrested

Officers say they found roughly 100 tanks of suspected nitrous oxide in the trailer at a three-day Grateful Dead concert.