Details emerge about probe into Hercules teacher's controversial comments on deporting students

"The teacher made a statement that if she knew that student was illegal, she would want them deported." Details are emerging about the West Contra Costa Unified School District's investigation into a Hercules High School teacher following allegations that center around racist social media posts that appear to have been posted by the teacher. This comes after an earlier complaint involving alleged deportation remarks to a student.

Police investigating large burning cross at Chicago's Grant Park

'Ringleader' of Antioch PD text scandal sentenced to 4 years in prison after accepting plea deal

Eric Rombough, who was described as the "ringleader" and the "worst of the worst," took a plea deal and a lesser sentence to testify against two other officers, Morteza Amiri and Eric Wenger, who were also both convicted.

San Jose State investigating graffiti found on campus calling for 'eradication of Jews'

The graffiti threatened the eradication of Jews on SJSU campus on March 11 and 12, along with the phrases "make Osama proud," "avoid SJSU 4 Muslims" and "Kill all Jews."

Piedmont's first Black homeowner was forced out of his home in the 1920s. Now, his family is suing

Sidney Dearing was a hugely successful Oakland businessman and became the first Black homeowner in Piedmont when he bought a house in January 1924. But within a year, Dearing, his wife and two young children were forced out. Now, 100 years later, his family is taking action.