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Legal Analyst on Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Investigation
NBC Bay Area’s Chris Chmura spoke to Legal Analyst Larry Gerston about the investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
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Bay Area Real Estate Heiress Who Posted $35 Million Bail Acquitted of Murder
A San Francisco Bay Area real estate heiress who was under house arrest on $35 million bail for more than two years plans to reconnect with her children and visit family in China after a jury acquitted her of killing the father of her kids, her attorney said Friday.
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Deliberations Continue in Murder Trial of Real Estate Heiress Tiffany Li
In the midst of calls for a mistrial, a jury continues to deliberate in the murder trial of Bay Area real estate heiress Tiffany Li.
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Verdict Marks Just One Step of Many in Ghost Ship Legal Case
The jury verdict Thursday in the Ghost Ship fire trial does not end the legal wrangling in the case, as prosecutors will have to decide if they will retry Derek Almena or seek a plea agreement.
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Former Congressional Staffer Berates Trump Supporter in Los Gatos
An argument in the South Bay escalated to a physical altercation after a Trump supporter was confronted by a critic. A supporter of president Donald Trump set up a table in downtown Los Gatos when a woman approach the table.
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Kevin Spacey's Accuser, Family Expected to Appear in Court
Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey is due in court in Nantucket on Monday for another criminal hearing over groping allegations.
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Kevin Spacey's Accuser, Family Expected to Appear in Court
Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey is due in court in Nantucket on Monday for another criminal hearing over groping allegations.
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Landmark Case Involving Concord Cadet Who Died in Skiing Accident
The parents of a U.S. Military cadet who died following a skiing accident are asking the court to allow them to use their son’s sperm to make his dream of becoming a father a reality.
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West Point Cadet From Concord Dies of Injuries From Skiing Accident
The U.S. Military Academy at West Point is mourning the death of a cadet who suffered fatal injuries while skiing.
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‘I'm Not Guilty': Matthew Muller Gives Jailhouse Interview About Bizarre Kidnapping, Assault on Vallejo Couple
The man convicted in the bizarre “Gone Girl” kidnapping and assault involving a Vallejo couple in 2015 told NBC Bay Area he’s not guilty during an exclusive jailhouse interview Wednesday night.
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Wal-Mart, Other Big Retailers Extorting Shoplifters: Lawsuit
Some of the largest retail chains in the country are extorting money from potential customers, according to a federal class-action lawsuit filed Monday in San Jose.
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San Jose Woman Accuses Macy's of Racial Profiling in Stop-and-Search Incident
A South Bay woman has accused Macy’s of discrimination and profiling after staff at a San Jose store wrongly accused her of shoplifting.
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Buyers Beware: Some Home Sellers May Be Recording You
In the Bay Area’s crazy real estate market, here’s something besides hot prices to think about: hot mics.
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ICE Gains Access to National License Plate Database
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has finalized a contract with a Bay Area-based company that gives the agency access to location-tracking information for license plates across the country. The data will come from Vigilant Solutions, a Livermore company that has collected 2 billion license plate photos through the years. The contract comes after years of internal ICE lobbying and includes some...
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Garcia Zarate Gets Time Served for Gun Charge in Kate Steinle Shooting Death Case
A Mexican man acquitted of murder in the shooting death of Kate Steinle that sparked a national immigration debate has been sentenced to time served for a gun charge.
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Garcia Zarate Could Get Retrial on Gun Possession Conviction
The man acquitted in the 2015 shooting death of Kate Steinle could be granted a new trial Friday on his weapon possession conviction.
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Ghost Ship Fire Defendants Slated for Preliminary Hearing Monday
The two men charged in the aftermath of the Ghost Ship warehouse fire that claimed 36 lives in Oakland a year ago are expected in court Monday for a preliminary hearing.
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Legal Analyst: What to Expect Next Following Steinle Verdict
The so-called sanctuary city debate was once again brought to the forefront of nation’s conscious when a jury found a Mexican man not guilty of murder following the 2015 shooting death of a woman on a San Francisco pier.
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RAW: Legal Analyst Talks What's on Tap Following Steinle Verdict
Legal analyst Dean Johnson discusses what happens now that the jury in the Kate Steinle murder trial has reached its verdict.