15 minutes. Thank, jeff. Tonight a san jose drug and Alcohol Rehab Center is closed for business. For much of the day, people could be seen carrying files, computers and other items out of the life Choices Treatment Center after the state shut it down. Tonight its not clear why. What is clear is that more than two dozen of the clients had to immediately find help somewhere else. Marianne favro joins us with what neighbors and employees are saying tonight. Janelle, right now its quiet but earlier today, there was a bus out here transporting more than two dozen clients to a new drug and alcohol Treatment Center. In the meantime, the state says it is investigating what has been going on here at this facility and tonight, this center no longer has a license to operate. Employees tell us more than two dozen climates in san jose were forced to move after the state shut down the drug and alcohol Treatment Center today. I brought today and the state of california was here and i was served some
Officers with the Oakland Police Department showed up to find cars stuck in the mud under the Florida Turnpike overpass at J.W. Jones Blvd., Monday evening.
Oakland police reversed course Thursday, saying no arrests had been made in the high-profile attempted robbery of a nanny pushing a 15-month-old girl in a stroller, who was struck by flying bullet shrapnel.
Three people were fatally shot in Oakland in separate incidents in the same three-hour period on Friday, and that burst of violence was followed by multiple other incidents throughout the weekend that left two more people dead and five others wounded.
Oakland, S.F. see spike in untraceable ghost guns: Anybody can get these
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A service technician with the Oakland Police Department displays a seized AR-15-style rifle from a sample of “ghost guns.”Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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An Oakland Police Department service technician displays unregistered and untraceable firearms, known as “ghost guns.”Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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An AR-15-style assault rifle seized by the Oakland Police Department is an example of an untraceable ghost gun.Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
It was probably a wrong turn that led Brandi Barnes to the corner of Courtland and San Carlos avenues in East Oakland in the dead of night on Dec. 14, 2019. But the mistake would prove fatal.