Pete Suratos
NBC Bay Area
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Half Moon Bay Mass Shooting Suspect Due in Court for Plea Hearing
The Half Moon Bay mass shooting suspect was set to appear in a Redwood City courtroom Thursday for a plea hearing. → Read More
How Bay Area Community Colleges Handle Campus Safety in Time of Mass Shootings
NBC Bay Area’s Pete Suratos takes a look at how local community colleges are staying prepared when it comes to active shooter situations. → Read More
Contra Costa County to Get $30 Million in Federal Funding to Make Roads Safer
Contra Costa County is set to receive nearly $30 million in federal funding to make roads safer for pedestrians. → Read More
Tesla Crashes Through Wall at San Ramon Home
San Ramon police on Tuesday were investigating an incident involving a Tesla crashing through the wall of a home Monday night. → Read More
Bay Area Cities Seeking State Approval for Housing
The deadline has now passed for all Bay Area cities to submit a “housing element” to the state. The element is supposed to outline specifically how each city will add mandated housing over the next eight years. → Read More
Antioch to Help Businesses Impacted by COVID Pandemic
The city of Antioch is providing help to local businesses still struggling to get back on their feet. → Read More
Vallejo Coffee Shop Fed Up With Burglaries, Want City to Take Action
A North Bay coffee shop says it’s fed up and making changes after being burglarized twice in six weeks. → Read More
Antioch Looks to Hire Private Security to Make Downtown More Safe
Antioch’s city council is taking up an idea to make its downtown corridor safer by adding private security. → Read More
Triple Threat: Bay Area Residents Trying to Differentiate COVID, Flu and RSV
The numbers are clear as cases of COVID, Flu, and RSV all surging. → Read More
San Pablo to Crack Down on Front Yard Parking
The San Pablo community is preparing to deal with a long running issue, which is cars parked on front yards. → Read More
Recounts Requested in Richmond, Antioch City Council Races
Contra Costa County officials may soon have to deal with two election recounts. → Read More
Richmond's Annual Toy and Food Giveaway Returns
A holiday tradition is making a comeback in Contra Costa County, bringing Christmas cheer to families in need. → Read More
Wild Turkey Sightings Becoming More and More Common in Alameda
Wild turkey sightings are becoming commonplace in Alameda. → Read More
Bay Area Agencies Helping Laid-Off Workers
Several local agencies are trying to find and help laid-off workers get new jobs. → Read More
Turkey Prices Rise as Thanksgiving Approaches
Inflation and a rise in bird flu are combining to make turkey more expensive and harder to find this Thanksgiving. → Read More
Longtime Pittsburg High School Football Coach to Retire
A legendary high school football coach is about to retire in Pittsburg. → Read More
Bay Area Residents Hope Luck Is on Their Side Ahead of Powerball Drawing
The next Powerball drawing is Wednesday night, and the jackpot has swelled to $1.2 billion. → Read More
Long Recovery Process Expected for Paul Pelosi After Attack
As the investigation continues into the brutal attack of Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is still recovering at San Francisco General. → Read More
Contra Costa County Fire Adds All-Electric Trucks to Fleet
The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District is going electric, adding two new all-electric trucks to its fleet. → Read More
Danville Considers Plan to Make Parklets Permanent
Danville leaders on Tuesday were considering a plan to make parklets and other outdoor dining spaces permanent. → Read More