SUNNYVALE — Police said a man shot himelf in the foot while wrestling with officers over a gun before he and a woman were arrested Sunday morning.The incident occurred just after midnight at a Motel 6 at 775 N. Mathilda Avenue, according to a news release from Sunnyvale police. The officers were there to perform a security check, police said, and focused on a “suspicious” vehicle occupied by a man and a woman.Police said both people inside lied about their names when approached by officers, then the 31-year-old man fled the car. Officers said they saw him reach into his waistband, prompting...…SUNNYVALE — Police said a man shot himelf in the foot while wrestling with officers over a gun before he and a woman were arrested Sunday morning.The incident occurred just after midnight at a Motel 6 at 775 N. Mathilda Avenue, according to a news release from Sunnyvale police. The officers were there to perform a security check, police said, and focused on a “suspicious” vehicle occupied by a man and a woman.Police said both people inside lied about their names when approached by officers, then the 31-year-old man fled the car. Officers said they saw him reach into his waistband, prompting...WW…

By | | Bay Area News GroupPaul Kim had had enough of Santa Clara County’s strict COVID-19 policies for youth contact sports.In early September, he packed up his two soccer-loving daughters and relocated from San Jose to Phoenix.“There is a development window,” Kim said of youth soccer. “Once it is gone, it is gone. It doesn’t come back.”Will and Katherine Lowry of Palo Alto came to the same conclusion. Will Lowry moved Liam, 15, and Kaitlin, 13, to Utah in early September so his kids could continue their budding soccer careers.These Bay Area families represent the lengths Californians are...…By | | Bay Area News GroupPaul Kim had had enough of Santa Clara County’s strict COVID-19 policies for youth contact sports.In early September, he packed up his two soccer-loving daughters and relocated from San Jose to Phoenix.“There is a development window,” Kim said of youth soccer. “Once it is gone, it is gone. It doesn’t come back.”Will and Katherine Lowry of Palo Alto came to the same conclusion. Will Lowry moved Liam, 15, and Kaitlin, 13, to Utah in early September so his kids could continue their budding soccer careers.These Bay Area families represent the lengths Californians are...WW…

By | and | | Bay Area News GroupSAN JOSE — In what could signal a major shift in law-enforcement attitudes toward longstanding complaints about its use of violence, California’s largest police unions called Sunday for a reform agenda aimed at lessening the use of force, increasing accountability and rooting out racist police officers.In full-page ads in the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, the Mercury News and the East Bay Times, the San Jose Police Officers Association, the San Francisco Police Officers Association and the Los Angeles Police Protective League...…By | and | | Bay Area News GroupSAN JOSE — In what could signal a major shift in law-enforcement attitudes toward longstanding complaints about its use of violence, California’s largest police unions called Sunday for a reform agenda aimed at lessening the use of force, increasing accountability and rooting out racist police officers.In full-page ads in the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, the Mercury News and the East Bay Times, the San Jose Police Officers Association, the San Francisco Police Officers Association and the Los Angeles Police Protective League...WW…

By | | Bay Area News GroupSAN FRANCISCO — The number of people who were in the hospital in the city with confirmed cases of COVID-19 fell to its lowest level since April 4, according to data released Sunday, and the number of suspected cases fell to its lowest level since data-tracking began in March.According to the , hospitals had 77 patients confirmed to have COVID-19, with 50 people in acute care and 27 others in the intensive care unit. Officials also reported that 32 others suspected of having coronavirus were hospitalized, with one quarter of those patients...…By | | Bay Area News GroupSAN FRANCISCO — The number of people who were in the hospital in the city with confirmed cases of COVID-19 fell to its lowest level since April 4, according to data released Sunday, and the number of suspected cases fell to its lowest level since data-tracking began in March.According to the , hospitals had 77 patients confirmed to have COVID-19, with 50 people in acute care and 27 others in the intensive care unit. Officials also reported that 32 others suspected of having coronavirus were hospitalized, with one quarter of those patients...WW…