Topic: Alameda County - CSMonitor.com

Swaddling case: Sisters charged with wrapping infants 'like a boa constrictor'

Swaddling case: Two sisters in California pleaded not guilty to charges they endangered infants by swaddling them too tightly in blankets. The sisters, law enforcement said, swaddled seven infants between 7 and 11 months so tightly that they were unable to breathe.

Drones over America: public safety benefit or 'creepy' privacy threat?

In-N-Out discrimination suit charges burger chain won't hire blacks

Oakland riots produce multiple arrests and damage following fatal shooting verdict

BART case: As Oakland awaits Mehserle verdict, a push for peace

In BART murder case, police brutality, video evidence on trial

Secret tapes: How damaging to Jerry Brown’s bid for governor?

Cities' gun restrictions begin to topple

Homeless people act out realities of life on stage