Obviously, the family cat is the only tame one in this domestic dispute.
A Daly City man will spend the next seven months behind bars after he admitted to biting both of his parents during a violent fight over the family cat.
Yevgeniy Bolshakov, 26, reportedly pleaded no contest to felony assault charges in exchange for the jail time. Once released from jail, Bolshakov will be on probation for three years, District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said.
A new report confirmed what many of us already know: Blacks and Latinos are jailed at rates far exceeding that of whites, a fact that, sadly, doesn't come as a surprise.
But this is California where we have roughly 11,000 inmates housed in private prisons. And it turns out racial disparities are prolific in private prison-industrial complexes.
Of the inmates housed by the California Department of Corrections, 76 percent are black or brown. Contrast that with the prison inmates outsourced to privately owned prisons in Arizona, Oklahoma, and Mississippi where 89 percent of them are black or brown.
You know how you love to snap images and videos of all the nefarious activities on BART -- people humping and running around naked? Well, BART's hoping you'll channel that voyeuristic energy into helping them catch crooks.
BART is offering up a new free app to all riders which will make it easy for everyone to report crimes in real-time. With the new app, passengers can snap photos of suspicious items or activities or other safety hazards -- like drunks on the tracks -- along the BART system.
A very conspicuous bike thief is pedaling around town.
On Sunday morning, a man was riding his bike on the 1100 block of Market Street when he came to a stoplight. Being the law-abiding biker that he was, he came to a full stop, only to be hit by a crime.
According to police, a woman, only described as a black female between 25 and 30 years old -- ran up to the man while yelling that that was her bike.
CBS News published this harrowing video this morning showing a man who nearly got killed after darting out in front of a express train last month.
The video captured the February incident at the Redwood City Caltrain Station during the morning commute. Needless to say, this 1:30 video is a good life-lesson for daring pedestrians who think they're skilled at cheating death.
Fortunately, this guy didn't get killed, but it was a damn close call.
Watch the nail-biting moment at 1:07 mark:
You know what's missing from the Castro? Queer crosswalks.
Fortunately, San Francisco is getting a jumpstart on out-gaying Salt Lake City this year with a new streetscape project that, among other things, will include a rainbow-colored crosswalk.
Not that the colorful neighborhood needed more color.
