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Exclusive: Woman in Walnut Creek serial rapist case says police should've connected dots sooner
A Walnut Creek man has been charged with raping more than half a dozen women. Some filed reports years ago. So, why did it take so long for law enforcement to act? That’s the question coming from his latest alleged victim who spoke exclusively to NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit.
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Woman in Walnut Creek serial rapist case says police should've connected dots sooner
Prosecutors have charged a Walnut Creek man with raping more than half a dozen women. Some filed reports years ago. So, why did it take so long for law enforcement to act? That’s the question coming from his latest alleged victim who spoke exclusively to investigative reporter Candice Nguyen.
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Woman who pushed police to arrest accused serial rapist speaks out
Why did it take police years to arrest an accused serial rapist in the East Bay? A former bartender in Walnut Creek is tied to seven different sexual assaults. NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit spoke exclusively with the woman who pushed police to finally make an arrest. Candice Nguyen has more.
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PG&E contractor's bungling sparked 2021 fire
PG&E was fined $1 million recently by state regulators who concluded that a fire in the Sierra foothills two years ago was sparked by the careless bungling and mismanaged response of its contract crew.
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PG&E contractor's bungling sparked 2021 fire
PG&E was fined $1 million recently by state regulators who concluded that a fire in the Sierra foothills two years ago was sparked by the careless bungling and mismanaged response of its contract crew. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.
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Driverless cars immune from traffic tickets in California under current laws
An NBC Bay Area investigation reveals autonomous vehicles in California cannot be cited for moving traffic violations since transportation laws require tickets to be issued to actual “drivers.”
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Driverless cars immune from traffic tickets in California under current laws
An NBC Bay Area investigation reveals autonomous vehicles in California cannot be cited for moving traffic violations since transportation laws require tickets to be issued to actual “drivers.” Senior Investigative Reporter Bigad Shaban reports.
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Former Palo Alto PD officer pleads guilty to misdemeanors after slamming man's head into car windshield
A former Palo Alto police officer pled guilty to two criminal charges Tuesday stemming from the violent arrest of a resident.
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Palo Alto police officer pleads guilty to 2 misdemeanor criminal charges
Stemming from the violent arrest of a city resident five years ago, a former Palo Alto police officer pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor criminal charges Tuesday for assault by a public officer and filing a false police report. Hilda Gutierrez reports.
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Serious fire safety issues at Great Mall, Burlington space, investigation shows
As the holiday shopping season soon kicks into high gear, thousands will descend on the Great Mall in Milpitas, where an NBC Bay Area investigation has uncovered serious fire safety issues.
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Serious fire safety issues at Great Mall, Burlington space, investigation shows
As the holiday shopping season soon kicks into high gear, thousands will descend on the Great Mall in Milpitas, where an NBC Bay Area investigation has uncovered serious fire safety issues. Jessica Aguirre reports.
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SF restaurant owner accuses police union of retaliation in rent dispute
Adam Snyder still remembers the night back in November 2002 when he and his friend found themselves attacked by off-duty San Francisco police officers outside a local bar – marking the start of a notorious chapter in SFPD history known as Fajitagate.
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SF restaurant owner accuses police union of retaliation in rent dispute
Adam Snyder still remembers the night back in November 2002 when he and his friend found themselves attacked by off-duty San Francisco police officers outside a local bar – marking the start of a notorious chapter in SFPD history known as Fajitagate.
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San Jose day care drownings: Remembering Lily Jade
It’s the first time since the tragedy that Josephine and Scott Hanan open up about their beloved daughter, Lily Jade. Their 16-month-old toddler’s life was cut short last month in a day care swimming pool incident in Almaden Valley.
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San Jose day care drownings: Remembering Lily Jade
It’s the first time since the tragedy that Josephine and Scott Hanan open up about their beloved daughter, Lily Jade. Their 16-month-old toddler’s life was cut short last month in a daycare swimming pool incident in Almaden Valley. Hilda Gutierrez reports.
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Los Gatos ‘party mom' case moves forward with more indictment charges
The Los Gatos mother accused of hosting wild, alcohol-fueled parties for her underaged son and his friends is now facing additional criminal charges in a new grand jury indictment.
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Los Gatos ‘party mom' case moves forward with more indictment charges
The Los Gatos mother accused of hosting wild, alcohol-fueled parties for her underaged son and his friends is now facing additional criminal charges in a new grand jury indictment. Candice Nguyen reports.
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Oakland city leaders dig for what led to failing 911 system, steps to move forward
Two Oakland city councilmembers are pressing staff for action and answers as they try to determine why the city’s 911 and non-emergency answering times are among the worst in the state. Investigative reporter Candice Nguyen reports.
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DMV suspends Cruise driverless car permits, now what?
The DMV has put the brakes on Cruise, saying it can no longer operate its driverless cars in California unless someone is behind the wheel. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Senior Investigator Bigad Shaban about what exactly this means and where it’s coming from.
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A closer look: Mountain View officer's controversial Instagram posts
A Bay Area cop is being disciplined for explicit and discriminatory social media posts. Ultimately, he was suspended without pay for two weeks. Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken has the story.