Katy St. Clair is an editor and reporter at Bay City News. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, consumer health, and animal care, while also engaging with themes related to law enforcement and security. Katy's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Vallejo Times-Herald, NBC Bay Area, and SFGate, among others.
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Katy St. Clair's reporting focuses on local crime, government and politics in the United States, particularly in California and San Francisco. She frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories related to labor unions, drug overdoses, protests, crime legislation, environmental issues, healthcare, law enforcement, missing persons, housing issues among others.
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By: Katy St. Clair
The 78-year-old woman was taken to the hospital on April 8 after she was bit by a venomous snake three times.
By: Katy St. Clair
A Redwood Valley woman died from a venomous snake bite this month, the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office said. On April 10 at about 11 a.m., the Sheriff’s
By: Katy St. Clair
Prosecutors said Hsiung and others effectively shut down farm operations at both locations and chained themselves to fixtures at the duck farm.
By: Katy St. Clair
A CALIFORNIA COURT OF APPEALS overturned two convictions for an animal rights activist who was found guilty of felony conspiracy and trespassing stemming A California appeals court overturned felony conspiracy and trespassing convictions against DxE co-founder Wayne Hsiung tied to protests at Petaluma chicken and duck farms, citing errors in how his necessity defense was handled.
By: Katy St. Clair
Surveillance footage allegedly showed the suspect placing a blazing mop onto the car.
A Stockton man pleaded guilty to his part in defrauding financial services companies out of $2 million, federal prosecutors said Monday.
An infectious animal pathogen has appeared at the Stockton Animal Shelter and staff are taking precautions by halting intake and closing through early June, the shelter said.
By: Katy St. Clair
School parcel tax measures in Contra Costa County will be on the June ballot in the communities of Moraga, Lafayette, and Walnut Creek, all of which
By: Katy St. Clair
A former soccer coach at a now-shuttered charter school near Redwood City pleaded no contest to statutory rape and other charges stemming from a case A former coach at a shuttered North Fair Oaks charter school pleaded no contest to statutory rape and other crimes involving two students.
A candidate would need to get at least 50% of the vote in the June 2 election to avoid a November runoff between the top two finishers.
