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Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Top Headlines

Atherton: Marsh Road closed after truck crashes into channel

Marsh Road was closed in both directions at midnight Monday after a pickup truck crashed through a fence and overturned into an adjacent channel, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Daly City: Woman stranded on cliff with 2 dogs, rescue underway

Rescue crews were working to save a woman who fell down a cliff with a male companion and two dogs early Wednesday, authorities said.

Former San Francisco archbishop William Levada arrested in Hawaii for DUI

William Joseph Levada, 79, of Menlo Park, was pulled over at 11:15 p.m. Aug. 19, after a police officer allegedly observed him swerving on Queen Kaahumanu Highway in the Kailua-Kona district of Hawaii's main island.

Redwood City heart valve developer to be acquired by Medtronic for $458M

Medical device maker Medtronic will pay up to $458 million for a privately held Redwood City company that is developing a heart valve replacement.

Palo Alto school board increases home loan for superintendent to $1.5M

Even with a six-figure salary, Superintendent Glenn 'Max' McGee is having trouble buying a home in the city.

Tourist with toy grenades arrested at San Francisco airport

A Spanish tourist caused major delays Sunday at San Francisco International Airport after he tried to carry on six toy grenades through a security checkpoint and is now in jail on a misdemeanor charge, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney's Office.

Palo Alto: Man sought in possible indecent exposure case

An 11-year-old girl riding her bike home from school on Friday reported suspicious behavior by a man in a car.

Los Altos: Police arrest man suspected of posing as utility worker to burglarize homes

Police announced the arrest Monday of a 36-year-old San Leandro man suspected of posing as a water utility worker to gain access to homes, some of which were then burglarized.

San Carlos: Couple arrested on suspicion of fraud, conspiracy

A couple was arrested Sunday on suspicion of conspiring to steal items from Bay Area stores and then return them for cash or credit, according to the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office.

Developer to face fines if Palo Alto grocery store is not replaced

Starting in late September, the city plans to charge the developer behind a major overhaul of Edgewood Plaza up to $500 per day if a defunct grocery store at the site is not replaced. But for a dozen residents who addressed the City Council on Monday, that's not nearly enough.