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San Francisco 49ers star linebacker Aldon Smith faces felony weapons charges related to an incident at a 2012 house party.
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A narcotic dog in the South Bay did it again! Zeus helped officials by sniffing out 100 pounds of pot and recovering $75K in cash.
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Santa Clara Co. Sheriff's investigators seized a large amount of drugs and cash and are looking for a key suspect.
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Police and promoters are working to keep ravegoers safe by trying to keep drugs out of Beyond Wonderland rave at Shoreline.
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Police and promoters are working to keep ravegoers safe by trying to keep drugs out of Beyond Wonderland rave at Shoreline.
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The Santa Clara County Public Health Department issues tips for rave attendees so they don't end up in the emergency room.
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The 49ers placed Aldon Smith on the NFL's reserve non-football injury list Monday as he entered rehab for substance abuse.
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The Niners placed linebacker Aldon Smith on the NFL?s reserve non-football injury list Monday as he entered rehab for substance abuse.
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SF 49ers CEO Jed York says linebacker Aldon Smith will miss Thursday's game and perhaps sit out longer following his DUI arrest.
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SF 49ers All Pro linebacker Aldon Smith is expected to suit up Sunday at Candlestick Park despite being arrested for drunk driving.
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The 49ers are saying it's up to the NFL to decide what punishment Aldon Smith will face following his DUI and drug possession arrest.
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SF 49ers All Pro linebacker Aldon Smith is out on bail after he was arrested for driving under the influence and drug possession.
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Linebacker Aldon Smith was at practice for the 49ers Friday, despite being arrested earlier in the day for DUI and drug possession.
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A Sunnyvale man who was fatally shot by a team of undercover drug officers was not armed. His family is now looking for answers.
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A Sunnyvale man who was fatally shot by a team of undercover drug officers was not armed. His family is now looking for answers.
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SF 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith has been named in a lawsuit by a man who said he was shot during a party at Smith's house.
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A San Jose doctor is accused of embezzling $46,000 meant for cancer research and using it to pay his phone and credit card bills.
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A union that represents 9K employees, including 911 dispatchers, has reached a tentative labor agreement with Santa Clara Co.
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Santa Clara Co. officials say Safeway has agreed to pay a fine and reimburse customers who were overcharged at a gas station.
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A task force of officers from several Bay Area agencies went looking Thursday for homeless sex offenders who are violating the law.
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A task force of officers from several Bay Area agencies went looking Thursday for homeless sex offenders violating the law.
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A bomb threat that prompted evacuations at two Santa Clara Co. Superior Court buildings has been determined to be without merit.
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After the I-Team uncovered issues in Santa Clara Co., Gov. Brown has signed a bill into law protecting the rights of conservatees.
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The person killed in a party bus accident in Portola Valley Sunday night has been identified.
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The driver in a fatal party bus crash on I-280 near the Stanford campus has been charged with hit-and-run, DUI and manslaughter.
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The driver in a fatal overnight crash on I-280 near the Stanford campus has been charged with hit-and-run, DUI, and manslaughter.
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A man remains hospitalized, five days after walking naked into a Gilroy restaurant carrying his baby and acting in a bizarre fashion.
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There is new hope for stroke sufferers -- researchers are testing a wearable robotic device that could help them walk again.
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Two women are running in Tuesday's special election for the seat vacated in March by disgraced former Supervisor George Shirakawa.
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A new study shows that Bay Area residents live longer than people in other parts of the nation.
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Former Santa Clara County Supervisor Shirakawa's lawyers say they want false impersonation charges dropped against their client.
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There is new hope for stroke sufferers -- researchers are testing a wearable robotic device that could help them walk again.
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In Santa Clara County on Tuesday half a million residents received an automated emergency heat alert.
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Couples flocked to city halls and county courthouses in California as same-sex marriages resumed following a five-year legal hiatus.
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People started lining up early Monday morning as Santa Clara County resumed issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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Cooling centers are opening to help residents beat the heat this weekend. Temperatures could climb to triple digits in some parts.
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In a 5-4 decision on Wednesday, the Supreme Court cleared the way for same-sex marriages to resume in California.
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Legal expert Deep Gulasekaram weighs in on the Prop 8 and DOMA decisions.
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County offices are gearing up for an influx of wedding license applications from gay couples.
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A South Bay IT technician is being held on a $1 million bond and is being charged with stealing everything from passwords to equipment.
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A South Bay IT technician is being held on a $1 million bond and is being charged with stealing everything from passwords to equipment.
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Sunlight Travel in San Jose abruptly closed its doors last week and the Santa Clara County D.A.'s office wants victims to call them.
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ABC7 News has a behind the scenes look at what it takes to arrest child predators and the toll it takes on undercover detectives.
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A Petaluma man was busted in a sting operation in which police say he took the bait to meet a young girl with disabilities for sex.
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ABC7 News has exclusive details on a trap set for child sexual predators in San Jose that led to the arrest of a Petaluma man.
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The excavation of hundreds of bodies and artifacts from an unmarked cemetery will be put on display.
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An ABC 7 I-Team investigation is getting results for residents of the state's assisted living facilities.
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A bill protecting the personal rights of people under a conservatorship passed the state senate judiciary committee Tuesday.
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Drugs, weapons and murder were some of the charges against 48 members of a violent Hispanic gang indicted Tuesday.
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