SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Authorities have identified a suspect in the slaying of a high-ranking member of the Hells Angels who was shot and killed at a funeral for another member in Northern California ...

A federal lawsuit reveals that Hells Angels members were secretly cremated at a California funeral home. According to Inside Edition, a Fresno funeral home was referred to by members of the gang as ...

Merl Hefferman told the crematory manager of the funeral home that he wanted to make things disappear, prosecutors said. The manager, Levi Phipps, thought Hefferman could only be talking about one ...

FRESNO, California — They called the funeral home incinerator here the “pizza oven.” Days before a former Hells Angels Fresno chapter president is set to be sentenced for aiding the cremation of a man ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Police have arrested a Hells Angel gang member several months after he was suspected of fatally shooting a fellow member at a funeral for the regional leader of the motorcycle ...

A man suspected of fatally shooting a member of the Hells Angels at a funeral in San Jose is "alive and actively evading law enforcement," police said Friday. Steve Tausan, 52, a Hells Angels member ...

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A former president of the Fresno chapter of the California motorcycle club Hells Angels is allegedly involved in arranging an illegal cremation of four other members, ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- A high-ranking member of the Hells Angels who was shot and killed at a funeral for another member was an enforcer of club rules who sported a tattoo on his wrist that read "Mr. 187," ...

FRESNO, Calif. — Merl Hefferman told the crematory manager of the funeral home that he wanted to make things disappear, prosecutors said. The manager, Levi Phipps, thought Hefferman could only be ...

FRESNO, Calif. - Merl Hefferman told the crematory manager of the funeral home that he wanted to make things disappear, prosecutors said. The manager, Levi Phipps, thought Hefferman could only be ...

FRESNO, Calif. — Merl Hefferman told the crematory manager of the funeral home that he wanted to make things disappear, prosecutors said. The manager, Levi Phipps, thought Hefferman could only be ...