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The protesters appeared to have been successful in getting the court to close for the day, according to a Mission Local report.
The checkpoint will be held from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Shattuck Avenue and Parker Street, according to the Berkeley Police Department.
Police are now asking for help finding the suspected attacker and carjacker.
The filmmaker was facing a murder charge, but a jury ultimately convicted him of voluntary manslaughter, according to multiple news reports.
Once the first handmade vehicles are manufactured, they will be shipped to a select few customers for testing, according to the company.
The incident happened sometime after 3 p.m. in the 1300 block of California Street in San Francisco, authorities said.
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BART officials say the fare increase will help restore the agency's financial stability.
It's unclear whether she was the intended target, and a motive remains under investigation, according to a report by The Mercury News.
The driver was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence, police said.
An economic study suggests there are only 1,200 malls left in the United States, down 90 percent in 15 years.
The suspect was also taken into custody on suspicion of drug possession and possession of a stolen vehicle, police said.
A jury found the defendant guilty of first-degree murder, prosecutors announced Friday.
A federal grand jury indicted the defendants on drug and conspiracy charges, authorities said.
The student was attending a party at a frat in November when he drowned, according to authorities.
Over 100 firefighters responded to the blaze early Friday morning, authorities said.
"Remember, never send money or provide personal identifiers or financial information to unsolicited callers," authorities said.
Deputies say the suspect was booked on Tuesday on suspicion of several drug and gun violations.
The explosion happened after a construction crew struck an underground gas line, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report.
The incident was startling but not a crime, according to police.
