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Weinstein sues NYC Department of Corrections for 'medical negligence'
Weinstein is being held at Rikers Island while he awaits a new trial on sexual assault charges.
CA woman dies from rabies after suspected bat bite: officials
Fresno County health officials have confirmed that a person has died from rabies.
Fugitive wanted for Bay Area bombings arrested in UK after 20 years
Animal rights activist Daniel Andreas San Diego has been caught in the UK after more than 20 years on the run. He's suspected of detonating bombs outside two Bay Area biotech companies in 2003.
7 On Your Side scam report catches CA officials' attention
The crypto scam happened nearly a year after Gov. Newsom signed legislation into law limiting the amount any one customer can accept or give out at a crypto kiosk. Now, there are questions about how or if the the scammers circumvented that law.
AccuWeather Forecast: Chilly nights, sunny days until Thursday
A pattern change is underway with dry weather in time for Thanksgiving. Count on plenty of sun in the coming days.
SF hotel employee arrested for bringing gun to work during VP visit
An employee of San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel was arrested for taking a loaded gun to work while Vice President Kamala Harris was staying there. The Secret Service says the vice president was not a target or under any threat.
Native Americans fight to bring 128,000 ancestors home
Across the country, Native American tribes are struggling to reclaim what was stolen from them over centuries: the remains of their ancestors and personal sacred items, now held in museums, universities and other institutions that are often far from home.
PG&E proposes 5th rate hike for 2024
Advocacy groups say that PG&E customers pay an average of $50 more on their bills than at the beginning of the year.
Univ. of Texas offers free tuition for families making $100K or less
FREE TUITION: The University of Texas system is moving to offer free tuition for students of families that make up to $100,000 per year, beginning next fall.
Golden Gate Bridge suicide deterrent nets are effective: report
One year ago, crews finished installing the suicide deterrent nets below San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. Tuesday, we're learning more about how the barriers are saving lives.