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 Officer pleads no contest to sharing explicit photos  'I apologize to my family, my wife, my friends, I apologize to officers everywhere, especially to the two women involved,' former CHP officer Sean Harrington said Tuesday, reading from a prepared statement in his first public comments on his case. 'I'm trying to put this behind me and move forward from this, I hope now everyone else can too.' |
 'Shoulder surfing' arrest in Walnut Creek A Pittsburg woman has been arrested after police say she stole personal information from people using ATMs around Walnut Creek by looking over their shoulders, a practice known as "shoulder surfing." |
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Nhat V. Meyer
) Low vaccination rates at some Bay Area schools raise alarm With alarm over the Disneyland measles outbreak growing across California, almost 5,000 kindergartners enrolled in Bay Area schools without proof they've been fully vaccinated, a major concern as the highly infectious disease continues to spread. |
 (Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group) Richmond soccer coach quietly puts emphasis on education Rene Siles, boys soccer coach at Richmond High School, makes sure players have 'educational hope' |
BAY AREA NEWS  (Anda Chu/Bay Area News Group) Antioch mayor responds to recall notice Mayor Wade Harper cites police hires and his support for a temporary half-cent sales tax that's beefing up Antioch's police force. |
Celebrities  (Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP, File) Benedict Cumberbatch sorry for racist remark “The Imitation Game” actor was trying to address racial inequities in the film business when he referred to “colored actors” during a TV interview. |
SPORTS  (Bay Area News Group staff file) Gary Payton to Warriors: 'Playoffs are a lot different' Hall of Famer, Oakland native likes what he sees from Golden State Warriors |
Spotlight  (
Randy McMullen
) Eric Church, Luke Bryan and the new kings of country Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley also among the top talents in country music. |
BUSINESS  (Ted Bridis) Could traffic app Waze be used to target police? A Virginia sheriff and a Southern California reserve deputy worry that Google’s traffic app Waze could be used by criminals to see police locations. But around the Bay Area some law enforcement agencies were less concerned. |
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Randy McMullen
) Eric Church, Luke Bryan and the new kings of country Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley also among the top talents in country music. |
(Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP, File) Benedict Cumberbatch sorry for racist remark “The Imitation Game” actor was trying to address racial inequities in the film business when he referred to “colored actors” during a TV interview. |
