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Criminal Charge Filed in Atria Walnut Creek Poisoning Case
A worker at Atria Walnut Creek has been charged with a felony complaint in the poisoning death of 94-year-old Constantine Canoun. Candice Nguyen reports.
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Criminal Charge Filed in Atria Walnut Creek Poisoning Case
A worker at Atria Walnut Creek has been charged with a felony complaint in the poisoning death of 94-year-old Constantine Canoun.
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Closer Look at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Patient Wait Times
South Bay healthcare officials are responding to reports of potentially dangerously long wait times for some Santa Clara Valley Medical Center patients.
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Closer Look at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Patient Wait Times
South Bay healthcare officials are responding to reports of potentially dangerously long wait times for some Santa Clara Valley Medical Center patients. Candice Nguyen reports
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Why Did ACE Trains Keep Rolling Through Despite Landslide Concerns?
Earlier this week, two landslides less than 24 hours apart, shut down ACE Train service.
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Why Did ACE Trains Keep Rolling Through Despite Landslide Concerns?
Senior Investigative Reporter Bigad Shaban has been digging into the ACE Train situation and has the full report.
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Millennium Tower Fix to Reverse About Half the Tilting Triggered During Project, Model Predicts
As work advances on the final phase of the so-called fix of the tilting Millennium Tower, a recent computer model predicts that when complete, the $100 million project will offset about half of the additional tilt the high-rise has experienced since the effort to secure it began in 2021. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.
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Millennium Tower Fix to Reverse About Half the Tilting Triggered During Project, Model Predicts
As work advances on the final phase of the so-called fix of the tilting Millennium Tower, a recent computer model predicts that when complete, the $100 million project will offset about half of the additional tilt the high-rise has experienced since the effort to secure it began in 2021.
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Inspection Reports Reveal Serious Issues at Nursing Home Chain Targeted by AG's Office
A major California nursing home chain is being forced into state oversight after authorities say they understaffed facilities and improperly discharged patients for years. Hilda Gutierrez reports.
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Inspection Reports Reveal Serious Issues at Nursing Home Chain Targeted by AG's Office
A major California nursing home chain is being forced into state oversight after authorities say they understaffed facilities and improperly discharged patients for years.
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Serious Issues at Nursing Home Chain Targeted by AG's Office: Inspection Report
A major California nursing home chain is being forced into state oversight after authorities say they understaffed facilities and improperly discharged patients for years. Raj Mathai speaks with Hilda Gutierrez on this.
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South SF Gas Station Awning That Collapsed Wasn't Required to Undergo Periodic Inspections
A canopy that crashed onto the pumping area at a Valero gas station in South San Francisco was already tilting prior to this week’s storms, according to the station‘s owner.
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South SF Gas Station Awning That Collapsed Wasn't Required to Undergo Periodic Inspections
A canopy that crashed onto the pumping area at a Valero gas station in South San Francisco was already tilting prior to this week’s storms, according to the station‘s owner. Bigad Shaban has more.
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New Information on Oakland Priest Who Left Country After Abuse Claims
For the past four years, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has been looking into an Oakland priest, who seemingly vanished after being accused of abusing minors. Candice Nguyen has an update.
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Where is Father Castillo? New Answers on Oakland Priest Who Left Country After Abuse Claims
Four years after an Oakland priest seemingly vanished after being accused of sexually abusing two minors, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has new answers on what happened to Fr. Alexander Castillo, in addition to a never-before published letter where the priest professes his innocence and blames another clergy member for his suspension.
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Where is Father Castillo? New Answers on Oakland Priest Who Left Country After Abuse Claims
Four years after an Oakland priest seemingly vanished after being accused of sexually abusing two minors, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has new answers on what happened to Fr. Alexander Castillo, in addition to a never-before published letter where the priest professes his innocence and blames another clergy member for his suspension. Candice Nguyen reports.
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Clergy Abuse Survivors Can Take Decades to Come Forward. Hundreds Are Doing So Now
Hundreds of lawsuits are hitting the Roman Catholic Church across California, made possible by a 2019 law that opened a three-year window for victims of child sexual abuse to file claims, regardless of when the abuse occurred.
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Clergy Abuse Survivors Can Take Decades to Come Forward. Hundreds Are Doing So Now
With just three days left for survivors of clergy abuse to file lawsuits in California, the Investigative Unit spoke to nearly a dozen accusers statewide about why it took them so long to speak out. Investigative Reporter Candice Nguyen reports.
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Former Rohnert Park Cop Accused of Weed Heists During Traffic Stops Faces New Charges
A former Rohnert Park police officer accused of stealing cash and cannabis from drivers along the Sonoma-Mendocino County border is facing new federal charges.
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Former Rohnert Park Cop Accused of Weed Heists During Traffic Stops Faces New Charges
A former Rohnert Park police officer accused of stealing cash and cannabis from drivers along the Sonoma-Mendocino County border is facing new federal charges. Senior Investigative Reporter Bigad Shaban reports.