News: The last hours of Oakland’s Ghost Ship warehouse

Problem viewing email? [View in browser] or [visit our website] [eastbaytimes.com] Sunday, December 11, 2016 Top Headlines [The last hours of Oakland’s Ghost Ship warehouse] The harrowing stories of that December night, from those who made it out, those who traded panicked texts, and those who tried to help, tell a heartbreaking tale of the 36 people who died, and of those who should have known better. [Read More] ADVERTISEMENT [Alt Text To Be Here] [TV tonight: ‘Walking Dead’ midseason finale mercifully arrives] Also, 'The Hollow Crown' comes to PBS and 'Last Man on Earth' airs its fall finale. [Read More] [Alt Text To Be Here] [Roadshow: New reflective freeway signs brighten the night] Caltrans will replace hundreds more by mid-2017. [Read More] [Alameda police investigate bank robbery] Alameda police are investigating an alleged bank robbery that occurred on Santa Clara Ave. [Read More] ADVERTISEMENT [Thousands flock to post-Prop. 64 Emerald Cup weedfest in Sonoma County] Recreational marijuana brought 8,000 enthusiasts to Sonoma County's famed Emerald Cup harvest festival. [Read More] [BART says Warm Springs/South Fremont won’t open until winter 2017] BART has delayed the opening of the Warm Springs/South Fremont station until 2017 citing "unique challenges" with system integration as the cause. [Read More] [Trump expected to tap Exxon CEO Tillerson to lead State Dept.] President-elect Donald Trump moved closer to nominating Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson as his secretary of State on Saturday, a decision that would bring a business leader with close ties to Russia into the Cabinet. [Read More] [A wet Saturday in the Bay Area, and more rain coming this week] Widespread power outages were affecting the south and west neighborhoods of Berkeley on Saturday afternoon, officials said. [Read More] [Alamo man continues to change lives through nonprofit work] Jim Noe's spirit has completely transformed at least one life -- the Vietnamese refugee who flourished in America after Noe adopted him -- and affected countless others who have received food and medical treatment due to his efforts. [Read More] [Oakland warehouse fire: Rain not hampering investigation] To try to pinpoint the source, forensic specialists are undergoing painstaking work of "mapping" the scene, officials said. [Read More] FOLLOW US [facebook] [twitter] [google plus] [linkdin] max-width:356px; [Daily News San Mateo Country times] [RETURN TO TOP] Copyright © 2016 [The East Bay Times], All rights reserved. ABOUT THIS E-MAIL This email newsletter is brought to you by the East Bay Times. You are receiving this email because you have opted in to the program. If you do no longer wish to receive this email, please click to [MANAGE YOUR PREFERENCES.] To advertise in this newsletter, click to [CONTACT A SALES AGENT]. MediaNews Group, 101 W. Colfax Ave., Suite 950, Denver, CO 8022