The Blotter | Home possibly burgled on Alta Avenue
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Plus: Catalytic converter theft on Pala Ave.
City
Piedmont’s new fire code is a start. Now it’s time to act.
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Piedmont Fire Chief Dave Brannigan calls on residents to harden their homes against wildfirecrime
San Jose family ran network of brothels earning $1M yearly, prosecutors say
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A married couple and one of their adult children ran at least 10 commercial sex brothels across Santa Clara County under the guise of massage parlors.children
Marin County health officials urge childhood vaccines despite shift in federal policy
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Hepatitis B is a serious viral liver disease that can be transmitted at birth, and up to 90% of infected infants develop lifelong infection — a rate far higher than in older children or adults.crime
Concord sports memorabilia dealer admits to fraud after selling phony Willie Mays items
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Daniel Damato was charged with one count of wire fraud in October and admitted to trying to obstruct the FBI’s investigation into him.Oakland
Oakland issues $334 million in bonds to fund new and ongoing infrastructure projects
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City still needs to close a $40 million budget deficit and has hinted at a potential measure that will be on the ballot in the spring.City
Piedmont’s new emergency dispatch center ready to open
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The project was funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.
Oakland
Oakland’s new interim police chief names 3 officers to executive team
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OPD interim chief James Beere was most recently the department’s assistant chief.Bay Area
