Pictures show jones vehicle after it jumped the curb and plowed into a Backyard Patio killing a mother and her 14 year old daughter. Mr. Jones is remorseful for what happened. Hes been an emotional wreck every second of the day over what happened. Hes extremely sorry for what happened. Reporter jones left Court Without saying a word. You are a murder. But he got an earful. Raw emotion. You should be inside forever. Reporter as friends of the victim followed him from the courthouse to the car. Youre going to be a father one day, and this can happen to your child. Somebody can do this to your child. I dont know how he can wake up and still live with himself like that. Im shaking. Im disgusting. Did you know the family . Im a neighbor as well. I live on that street. Its heart breaking. And hes sleeping good in the bed and seeing his wife. Think about the husband, hes right now without see the wife, without see the baby girl. Reporter a family ripped apart in an instant and supporters vowi
Sunny but cold. Even on the coast it will be sunny. A lot of 40s. A few upper 30s. Temperatures today will rebound from on the coast as well. Cassie jean she says gmsp, thats good morning to me. High clouds and brisk in half moon bay. You can see the moon speaking out. Thats true. We had a full moon on sunday. It will be a nice day. Inland temps will recover as will coastal and bay temps. Already some clouds to the north. But not here yet. The low clouds will begin to clear out. 42 bookends. 40s for novato. Mountain view, san jose, walnut creek. Most locations are running a degree to 4 degrees cooler. We lose the cool air deck. Upper 40s and low 50s. Decent breeze. Its not howling or anything. It will be blustery for some. There is an onshore breeze for most. Today looks good. Tomorrow well focus our attention on this system coming out of the Pacific Northwest. Well be in the window for possible showers thursday afternoon. Today low clouds, not much left. 60s and 70s near average to sl
Tuesday, January 5, 2021 | Sacramento, CA
A man walks in front of a For Rent sign in a window of a residential property in San Francisco, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020.
AP Photo/Jeff Chiu
After four years of living uneventfully in a Victorian-style apartment building in Midtown Sacramento, Bobby Castagna says he never thought he d be out of a place to live. But that changed this past summer, when Castagna and his eight neighbors got an eviction notice.
Their landlords, owners of the two apartment buildings above the University Art Center store at 26th and J streets, have said they plan to demolish the buildings because they ve fallen into disrepair. But Castagna and others are upset that the city s Tenant Protection Program has allowed the eviction to go through during a pandemic.