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A WAITRESS GOT $1800 AS A TIP

In the week, a waitress from Sacramento was astonished to get a $1,800 gratuity left by the customer. She hosted a relatively local group in the Wildwood Cafe and bar of the Courtyards on Tuesday night Kathleen Moreno told her. Like any other client that arrives at the restaurant, she retorted that she regarded them with respect and dignity. The payment of the group pertained to almost $165. Moreno said that a female lady in the group paid the bill and that she was shocked by the amount she had transcribed once she got the returned check. She hasn't ever encountered or seen the lady before, Moreno notified. This evening's table was only one of four she had already been clamoring for.

SACRAMENTO — One person stated as man was injured at Oak Park Shooting. Sacramento investigate a Saturday night shooting at Oak Park which really abandoned one person is injured.

The shooting took place around 6:49 p.m. by the police. Towards the San Jose Way 2900. According to the authorities, there is no such life risk and nobody has been dead until now, but further information is provided because there is no idea who is shooting and why the area is being watched.

Sacramento PD stated that the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries and took himself to the hospital immediately by the authorities. Police said at this time there is no suspicious information available.

Authorities prepare to ensure social distancing during Memorial Day Weekend

Lake Merritt in Oakland will remain open this weekend, but parking will not be permitted on the street surrounding the park. People will be out trying to enjoy this Memorial Day weekend, but the City Park Ambassadors will also be there to remind and ensure people follow social distancing rules.

Most of the people are acting responsible and following the social distancing norms, but there are a few who do not follow. The Mayor of Oakland, Libby Schaaf, consistently promotes the message – “Give the Lake a Break.” Schaaf brought out some guideline regarding the park use during the recent virtual town meeting. Vendors are not allowed in the parks, parking areas are also closed, but a lot of streets will be open to slow street movement. Officers will also be present to monitor the traffic on the Lake Merritt area. The local area residents hope that outside area visitors do not crowd and act sensibly.

Victim’s mother wants justice for her daughter’s brutal homicide

On 31st March, police discovered Anika Crane’s body, stuffed in her grey Ford Fiesta Sedan’s trunk at the intersection of Liberty Street and 159th Avenue, near a 7-convenience store, SanLeandro.

Her mother, Anita Cole, described her daughter as a people’s person, loving, kind and responsible, and thus when Crane missed her work for the first time, her mother felt suspicious. One week later, the officials found her abandoned car and her body stuffed it its trunk.

It was hard for the victim’s mother to accept the suspect arrested as he was the 35-year old victim’s 65-year old boyfriend. Initially, their relationship was not accepted by Crane’s family due to the age-difference, but out of love for her, they embraced the man. Jasmine Shivers, Crane’s cousin told that Crane had started a new job, bought the new Sedan and was talking to go out of Oakland. It seems that the boyfriend could not accept her independence and that if he cannot have him, nobody else can have her. The family told that Anika died due to blunt force trauma to her head and neck. It was a brutal homicide, her death was wrongful, and thus Cole wanted justice.

Huron Valley Guns has a whole intricate in New Hudson, and it's not merely guns

It additionally has a hairstyling parlour and a cafe. Proprietor Ed Swadish has chosen to revive his bistro Thursday amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

A post on the store's Facebook page says they won't comply with unlawful requests. They obliged the straightening the bend idea; however, never consented to shut until the infection is destroyed. The condition is genuine, and unfortunately, numerous lives have been lost. Nonetheless, when all the states that are still on lockdown are Democratic, they need to expect there are politically charged inspirations and they are not losing my business for that.

Local four connected with Swadish, who declined on a camera meet, yet discussed his thinking. He revealed to Local 4′s Mara MacDonald that he feels this infection has been politically armed.

He's not worried about his licenses however the on-location hairstyling parlour will stay shut because the beauticians are concerned about their support. The café will have tables outside and social separating. He isn't expecting clients to wear a cover. However, servers will be wearing them alongside gloves.

Everything on the tables will be expendable. The menu has just been printed up and named the "Opportunity Menu."

It is indistinct whether Attorney General Dana Nessel will move to close down the eatery, similar to the state never really hairdresser who revived in Owosso. However, Huron Valley Guns and its Molly Pitcher Cafe could likewise end up in a difficult situation with the Oakland County Health Department.

A MAN DIED IN A DOUBLE ATTACK STABBING IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY

As per the Santa Clara Healthcare office, a person murdered in a double stabbing in San Jose's Alum Rock community over the Sunday has been confirmed as 50 year old Gilroy native Francisco Ophelia.

They announced the attack occurred shortly before eight pm On the 401 block North Capitol Ave on a weekend night.

Cops rushed to the scene to find 2 persons, as per cops, both suffered a sharp blade injury each. The victims had been transported to the near medical facility, where one expired from his injury.

San Jose cop Gina Tepoorten stated that no suspects have been charged.

The fatality marked as the 12th homicide of this year in San Jose.

ONE KILLED AND ONE INJURED IN A SHOOTING IN SAN JOSE

One victim died and other was wounded in a shooting in the East Foothills area of San-Jose, stated San-Jose cops, who were also trying to locate perpetrators later on Sun.

Just before eight o'clock in the night, police responded to the 401 block of North Capitol Street, where they find 2 individuals with severe injuries. One victim died on the site whereas other was taken to the hospital with stable condition.

The details of the victim would be published by the medical examiner's office in Santa Clara City after it discovers the victims' identification, Reporter stated.

Anyone with any information should contact the police so that they can solve this crime more quickly and easily.

SAN JOSE WOMAN FACES CHARGES OF ROBBERY OF DEBIT CARDS FROM MAIL THEFT VEHICLE

U.S. Attorney David and civil service Officer in Charge Rafael reported a 37-year-old San Jose lady was arrested with grand larceny in federal court Thurs.

An updated criminal report lodged Fri charges that on Apr 18 in San Jose, Paula Orozco robbed debit card from a U.S Mail Department truck.

The robbery was found on Apr 22, when a witness on Apr 18 submitted a complaint of suspicious transactions on a debit card which had been in the mail.

A 2nd theft from a San Jose mail automobile was announced on Wednesday, and Orozco was recognized and arrested because of robbery charges.

Orange sky over San Francisco

Smoke from forest fires in California covered San Francisco, causing the sky to turn orange.

In total, about 14 thousand firefighters are involved in fighting fire in this American state.

This year, fires have destroyed more than 1 million hectares of California's forests, killing at least eight people.

Firefighters battle huge fire in a warehouse in San Francisco

A massive fire broke out in a warehouse in San Francisco on Saturday morning at San Francisco's Pier 45. Fire Department controlled it.

According to the San Francisco Fire Department, the fire started at around 4:15 a.m. At that time, no one was in the Warehouse.

Firefighters responded to the area of Taylor and Jones Street as the fire was first reported as a 1-alarm, but it grows up to become a 4-alarm.

The fire took more than a hundred fire units and 45 fire trucks to get diminished, and among these, one fire truck got damaged.

According to the fire officials, a part of the building collapsed, and the flames of fire reached above 100 feet of height.

One firefighter got an injury in his hand and arm and has immediately taken to a hospital. No other injuries were reported from the scene.

Lieutenant Jonathan Baxter said that

the firefighters were able to save the historic SS Jeremiah O'Brien and the museum on the pier.

"The fireboat St. Francis, San Francisco Fireboat 3, was put in the position to protect the historic Jeremiah O'Brien vessel. The St. Francis, per my operations chief, saved the Jeremiah O'Brien vessel," Lt. Jonathan Baxter said.

Long Island’s Bagel Boss is soon starting home delivery

A staple breakfast spot of Long Island people is the Bagel Boss, which is being run by sixth-generation.

Due to pandemics, many of their outlets are closed, and people are unable to reach their bagels. For this, Alex Rosner, the General manager of Bagel Boss, is launching an online platform to deliver bagels to homes across the country.

Bagels after being baked are cooled, packed, and shipped the same morning.

"If you are from Long Island, you know that the bagels just aren't the same anywhere else," said Rosner. "Eating a fresh bagel any place from Long Island, specifically Bagel Boss, brings a smile to your face doesn't matter where you are in the country, and right now, everyone can use a smile."

You can sign in to their website BagelsOfTheMonth.com and order from a variety of flavors from 'Everything' to 'Rainbow.'

Rosner is implementing all the measures to keep the customers safe and provide them with excellent and reliable products.

"We pride ourselves on being able to give back to the community," said Rosner. "One way to do that is just by always be opening and having a place to be able to get food and supplies."

Fresno: Couple adopted Dog from Dogs sheltered home just before Christmas Day

A Couple adopted Dog from Dogs sheltered home, he spends 5 years in shelter home but his patience paid off he will be spending his Christmas with his new family.

He has spent 5 years in Fresno Bully shelter homes for Dogs. According to the official representative of the shelter home, he was rescued at the age of 8 months old, and he has spent his half-life in here. We will miss him.

He had his own requirements such as; he did not like other dogs and children around him, finally, he got what we wanted. We are happy for him!

FRESNO, Califronia. -- Police officers from Kings County trying to investigate shooting at Hanford. 3 November Sunday.

Deputies of the Kings County sheriff was investigating a Hanford shooting. Authorities also closed off to traffic on Eddy Street and Carolyn Avenue near Lacey Boulevard.

Additional information may not have been available immediately. Security officers plan to block the region as they continue to investigate all through the night.

This is a tale that is evolving. Stay updated with Action News.

FRESNO, Calif. -- In Honolulu on Saturday night, Fresno State (4-4) took down Hawaii (5-4) 41-38.

Fresno State learned a lesson from the Homecoming game last week where they were 14-0 down. The early lead was taken by the Dogs. Jalen Cropper, a Buchanan class, throws Zane Pope with a 36-yard touchdown pass.

In the second quarter, Hawaii replied by converting back-to-back downs to Jason-Matthew Sharsh on the opening drive. The drive would leave McDonald scoring to tie the game at 7 with 9:23 left to play in the quarter on a six-yard run.

Fresno Nation, ready to close the game, came out of the locker room. Team scored 24 unanswered points to take the 38-24 lead. Hawaii will also score back to back touchdowns to tie up the game at 38 with less than 3 minutes left to play. Cesar Silva, from Fresno State, will kick a goal of the 37-yard winning range. The Bulldogs are taking Hawaii 41-38 down and raising their Island win streak to 6 games.