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Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Monday, Jan. 12
Alameda Police Called To Capture 'Dragon.' What They Found Was Just As Scary
Police thought they were dealing with a Komodo Dragon, but it turned out to be a much more aggressive reptile.
Rohnert Park Man Suspected Of Supplying AR-Style Guns To Street Gang Indicted
Federal prosecutors suspect a Rohnert Park man of manufacturing and supplying AR-style rifles and ammunition to a Santa Rosa gang.
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Locals Protest ICE Killing With Procession To Honor Victim In Marin County
A 37-year-old woman was shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minnesota.
Hundreds Rally In Livermore Against Trump, ICE
A large crowd gathered Saturday at Livermorium Plaza to protest recent actions in Venezuela and the death of Renee Good.
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Why A Longtime Bay Area News Anchor Stepped Down Over The Holidays: Reports
The morning anchor had been the face of KRON-TV for nearly three decades before her departure, according to multiple news reports.
Celebrity Chef Accused Of Robbing SF Banks Now Facing Federal Charges
He is accused of robbing three banks in a single day in San Francisco, according to authorities.
Update: Gunman Fires At Deputy, Neighborhood On Lockdown
Manhunt continues for a man suspected of shooting at a Contra Costa County Sheriff Deputy in Oakley.
How Police Got Back Life Savings For 70-Year-Old Cyber Scam Victim
A 3-year investigation began with a 70-year-old who very nearly lost her life savings in a crypto scam.
Woman Who Killed Someone While Driving Wrong Way On Freeway Sentenced In SMC: Prosecutors
The woman had driven the wrong way on I-280, killing another driver in a head-on collision, police said.
Danville Hemp Shop Forced To Close Due To State Law; Town May Explore Cannabis Rules
New state regulations require hemp to be regulated like cannabis, but the town doesn't currently allow dispensaries.
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