Grant Stringer

Oakland

Enterprise Reporter at The Mercury News

Enterprise Reporter at East Bay Times

Enterprise reporter, San Jose Mercury & East Bay Times

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Antioch man in stable condition after shooting

2 weeks ago | modbee.com | Grant Stringer

A man found shot in the arm in Antioch on Thursday was in stable condition at a hospital, police said. According to an Antioch Police Department news release, the victim is a 21-year-old man whom officers did not identify. Police said they responded to a reported shooting about 4 p.m. Thursday in the 2000 block of Crater Peak Way and found the man who’d been shot at least once in the arm. Police said they were canvassing the area and had not identified a suspect.
Antioch man in stable condition after shooting

2 weeks ago | mercurynews.com | Grant Stringer

A man found shot in the arm in Antioch on Thursday was in stable condition at a hospital, police said. According to an Antioch Police Department news release, the victim is a 21-year-old man whom officers did not identify. Police said they responded to a reported shooting about 4 p.m. Thursday in the 2000 block of Crater Peak Way and found the man who’d been shot at least once in the arm. Police said they were canvassing the area and had not identified a suspect.
Teacher in South San Francisco arrested on charges of lewd acts with minors

2 weeks ago | modbee.com | Grant Stringer

A teacher at Parkway Heights Middle School in South San Francisco was arrested Thursday on charges of lewd acts with minors after police investigated “inappropriate behavior” with students. Ahmad Rafah, an eighth-grade teacher at Parkway Heights Middle School, was arrested by police at his home Thursday and booked in San Mateo County jail. Rafah faces 12 counts of committing lewd and lascivious acts with minors, according to a South San Francisco Police Department news release.
Teacher in South San Francisco arrested on charges of lewd acts with minors

2 weeks ago | mercurynews.com | Grant Stringer

A teacher at Parkway Heights Middle School in South San Francisco was arrested Thursday on charges of lewd acts with minors after police investigated “inappropriate behavior” with students. Ahmad Rafah, an eighth-grade teacher at Parkway Heights Middle School, was arrested by police at his home Thursday and booked in San Mateo County jail. Rafah faces 12 counts of committing lewd and lascivious acts with minors, according to a South San Francisco Police Department news release.
Crews battle fast-spreading wildfire in Livermore; 0% contained

2 weeks ago | mercurynews.com | Grant Stringer

LIVERMORE — Crews are battling a 260-acre wildfire that spread fast Thursday in Livermore, throwing up visible flames and smoke. The Midway Fire sparked at about 3 p.m. Thursday near the intersection of Patterson Pass Road and Midway Road, accord to Cal Fire. As of 4 p.m., the fire was 0% contained, and more air and ground resources were en route. Officials urged residents to keep clear of the area.
California and Google will make a media fund for the floundering news industry

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Grant Stringer

An East Bay Democrat in the state Legislature announced the details Wednesday of a hard-fought partnership between California and Google to kick financial assistance toward the state's news media, an industry that shrunk dramatically in the digital age. But critics, including a former state senator, say the agreement falls short of earlier proposals that would have forced Google and other tech giants to pay newspaper publishers for using their content or harvesting data.
California and Google will make a media fund for the floundering news industry

2 weeks ago | dailyitem.com | Grant Stringer

An East Bay Democrat in the state Legislature announced the details Wednesday of a hard-fought partnership between California and Google to kick financial assistance toward the state’s news media, an industry that shrunk dramatically in the digital age. But critics, including a former state senator, say the agreement falls short of earlier proposals that would have forced Google and other tech giants to pay newspaper publishers for using their content or harvesting data.
California and Google will make a media fund for the floundering news industry

2 weeks ago | swoknews.com | Grant Stringer

An East Bay Democrat in the state Legislature announced the details Wednesday of a hard-fought partnership between California and Google to kick financial assistance toward the state’s news media, an industry that shrunk dramatically in the digital age. But critics, including a former state senator, say the agreement falls short of earlier proposals that would have forced Google and other tech giants to pay newspaper publishers for using their content or harvesting data.
California and Google will make a media fund for the floundering news industry

2 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Grant Stringer

An East Bay Democrat in the state Legislature announced the details Wednesday of a hard-fought partnership between California and Google to kick financial assistance toward the state’s news media, an industry that shrunk dramatically in the digital age. But critics, including a former state senator, say the agreement falls short of earlier proposals that would have forced Google and other tech giants to pay newspaper publishers for using their content or harvesting data.
California and Google will make a media fund for the floundering news industry

2 weeks ago | mercurynews.com | Grant Stringer

An East Bay Democrat in the state Legislature announced the details Wednesday of a hard-fought partnership between California and Google to kick financial assistance toward the state’s news media, an industry that shrunk dramatically in the digital age. But critics including a former state senator say the agreement falls short of earlier proposals that would have forced Google and other tech giants to pay newspaper publishers for using their content or harvesting data.