#child-endangerment

#child-endangerment

UPDATE Feb. 10, 10:04 p.m.A 53-year-old San Francisco resident has been arrested in connection with the deadly explosion that rocked the Sunset District on Thursday morning, police announced Friday evening.The person was booked for manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and two counts of child endangerment, San Francisco police said on Twitter.

San Francisco Fire Department/Twitter New security camera footage released by KPIX on Saturday reveals the instant a house in San Francisco 's Sunset District exploded, killing one woman and leaving her caretaker and a firefighter injured.The explosion and three-alarm fire broke out at approximately 9:30 a.m.

Darron Price, the man whose alleged hash oil operation is suspected of blowing up his home and killing his wife, has been ordered released to home detention.It's unclear what home he has to go to, but a neighboring family is also very much without a home.It's been an eventful last 24 hours in the case of the February 9 Sunset house explosion on 22nd Avenue that blew up that household and severely damaged five neighboring homes, and also killed a 51-year-old disabled woman and severely injured her caretaker.

Police arrested a 53-year-old San Francisco man Friday on suspicion of manslaughter, drug manufacturing, and child endangerment, in connection with the deadly explosion in the Sunset District on Thursday that destroyed two homes and damaged several others.The suspect, 53-year-old Darron Price, was taken into custody after turning himself in Friday, as KPIX reports.

Kevin Kelleher/Special to SFGATE A deceased woman who was found in the rubble of an explosive house fire in San Francisco's Sunset District on Thursday, Feb. 9, was identified by county officials on Wednesday.The woman was identified as 51-year-old Rita Price, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner told SFGATE via email.

A 53-year-old man was arrested in San Francisco in connection with an explosion and fire that erupted at a San Francisco home earlier this week.The fire broke out at around 9:20 a.m.Thursday on the 1700 block of 22nd Avenue, the San Francisco Fire Department said in a news release.Police came to the scene to help firefighters extinguish the blaze.

Two men have been arrested and charged in the May 14 killing of a man near 24th and Balmy streets, officials say.Sergio Omar Carreño Rojas, 32, was arrested in South San Francisco Thursday.The second suspect in the case, San Francisco resident Julio Noguez, 29, was arrested by San Francisco police on Oak Grove Street in SoMa on September 30.

A Bay Area man was charged Friday with detonating two bombs at Pacific Gas & Electric transformers in San Jose, including one outside a Macy's store at the Westfield Oakridge Mall, according to a criminal complaint.San Jose resident Peter Karasev, 36, was charged with nine counts, including two counts of igniting a destructive device, arson, two counts of interfering with electrical lines and possessing bomb-making materials, according to a complaint filed Friday by the Santa Clara County district attorney's office.

When it comes to fathers and family courts, much has changed.In recent years, courts have increasingly encouraged - and even pushed - for mutual agreements of shared parental custody.In fact, many courts today start with a presumption of joint legal custody, and are open to and encouraging of shared residential custody.

Prosecutors who are investigating whether the driver of a Tesla intentionally crashed the car three weeks ago off the side of Highway 1, nearly killing his family members, are now also exploring whether mechanical problems could have caused the incident, the San Mateo County district attorney told The Times.

The driver of a Tesla that plunged off a cliff on Highway 1 in Northern California, leaving the two adults and two children inside seriously injured but alive in what authorities called a miracle, has been arrested on suspicion of intentionally causing the crash.Dharmesh Arvind Patel, 41, of Pasadena is suspected of attempted murder and child endangerment, the California Highway Patrol said Tuesday.

A man was arrested on suspicion of murder this week after his 1-year-old daughter was found dead in the Los Angeles River, Inglewood police said.Inglewood police were called Sunday evening to the 300 block of North Market Street regarding a missing girl identified as Leilani Burley.Leilani's grandmother had called police when her son who lives with her - Jayveon Burley, 22, the girl's father - returned home with only one of his two children after picking them up from their mother in Long Beach, police said.

MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - A woman who gave birth in the woods in Manchester faces criminal charges after police say she initially misled officers about the newborn's location.Manchester police said they were notified about the birth early Monday morning and searched an area where the woman told them to look for nearly an hour before she led them to the infant's actual location.