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Several Rescued by Boat as New Year's Eve Storm Hits the East Bay Hard
East Bay creeks rose fast, streets flooded quickly and some people even had to be rescued by boat Saturday.
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Several Danville Streets to Stay Closed Through Sunday Morning Due to Flooding
Several streets in Danville will remain closed through at least early Sunday morning due to Saturday’s flooding caused by the New Year’s Eve rainstorm.
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School Shout-Out: Los Cerros Middle School in Danville
A seventh- and eighth-grade class at Los Cerros Middle School in Danville says good morning to the Bay Area.
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No Charges Filed Against Former Danville Police Officer in Shooting Death of Mentally Ill Man
The Contra Costa County District Attorney officially announced Friday that no charges will be filed against the former Danville police officer who shot and killed a mentally ill man last year.
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DA to Not Charge Former Danville Officer in Killing of Tyrell Wilson, Family Says
A former deputy sheriff will not face additional charges for killing Tyrell Wilson, a mentally unstable man in Danville, according to Wilson’s father.
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Former Danville Officer Will Not Be Charged in Killing of Tyrell Wilson, Family Says
A former deputy sheriff will not face additional charges for killing Tyrell Wilson, a mentally unstable man in Danville, according to Wilson’s father. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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DA to Announce Whether to Charge Former Danville Officer in Killing of Tyrell Wilson
Contra Costa County District Attorney Diana Becton will announce Friday whether to charge former Danville police officer Andrew Hall with crimes relating to Hall shooting and killing Tyrell Wilson on March 13, 2021.
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Police Warn Residents of Phone Scam From Callers Posing as Officers
Someone is posing as a Danville Police officer to scam callers, Danville Police Chief Allan Shields warned residents on Monday.
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School Shout Out: Creekside Elementary School
A 5th grade class at Creekside Elementary School in Danville says good morning to the Bay Area.
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School Shout Out: Charlotte Wood Middle School
Charlotte Wood Middle School students greet the Bay Area in this latest edition of school shout outs.
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Danville Considers Plan to Make Parklets Permanent
Danville leaders on Tuesday were considering a plan to make parklets and other outdoor dining spaces permanent.
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Danville Considers Plan to Make Parklets Permanent
Danville leaders on Tuesday were considering a plan to make parklets and other outdoor dining spaces permanent. Pete Suratos reports.
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Parents of Danville Drowning Victim Speak Out Years After School Tragedy
More than four years after their son Benjamin drowned in a crowded pool during PE class at a Danville high school, Karen and Tom Curry feel the need to set the record straight about his death.
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‘We Want the Truth to Come Out:' Parents of Danville Drowning Victim Speak Out Years After School Tragedy
More than four years after their son Benjamin drowned in a crowded pool during PE class at a Danville High School, Karen and Tom Curry feel the need to set the record straight about his death. Raj Mathai reports.
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Coroner's Inquest Hearing Held for Danville Police Shooting of Tyrell Wilson
At a Contra Costa County coroner’s inquest hearing Friday looking at the death of 33-year-old Tyrell Wilson in Danville last year, a jury found unanimously that Wilson’s death came “at the hands of another person other than by accident.” Pete Suratos reports.
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Arrests Made After High-End Watch Thefts in East Bay
Police arrested three people believed to be involved in expensive watch robberies in the East Bay.
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Man, 2 Minors Charged for Walnut Creek, Danville Robberies
The Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office filed three felony charges with enhancements against an Antioch man allegedly connected to armed robberies in Walnut Creek and Danville, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
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Much of Downtown Danville Closed to Traffic for July Fourth Parade
Much of Danville’s downtown will be closed to vehicles Monday for the Kiwanis July 4 Parade.
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Armed Robbery at Trader Joe's in Danville
Danville police are on the lookout for the people who robbed the Trader Joe’s on Railroad Avenue at gunpoint Friday. Police say nobody was injured.
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Streets Closed To Traffic in Downtown Danville This Weekend for Summerfest
The Danville Police Department is reminding residents several downtown streets will be closed this weekend due to Summerfest.