Fremont Police reported a fatal shooting in Northport Loop W., where a person died despite medical efforts. Greg White was arrested, charged with murder, after an alleged dispute escalated.

NBA star Jimmy Butler's coffee brand, BIGFACE, is opening a pop-up in San Francisco's Mission District, offering drinks and exclusive merch from July 10-27.

Fairfield police arrested two men, Stuart Parish and Gleen Dunn, after a dispute at a Motel 6 and linked Dunn to a stabbing at a Food Maxx on Independence Day. Dunn had a weapon similar to the one used in the stabbing.

Two minors were arrested in Pleasanton for a series of ATM robberies. Police found an unserialized gun with the 12-year-old suspect. They face robbery charges.

A suspect has been arrested for the homicide of 47-year-old Ryan Christie, San Leandro's first of the year, with the perpetrator facing murder charges.

Former CEO John Comeau was sentenced to over a year in prison for avoiding employment taxes and filing fraudulent tax returns, causing over $1.1 million in losses to the IRS.

Marin County SIU arrested Michael Maffei for his suspected involvement in an opiate overdose case, including charges of firearm possession and drug offenses.

A burglary at a Brentwood smoke shop led to a police chase; suspects in black attire fled after crashing into a police car and remain at large. No injuries reported.

Two teens and adult Fardy Robles arrested for stealing over $3,700 in alcohol from Safeway stores; police chase ensued, community urged to report suspicious activity.

A shooting occurred in Brentwood, involving an unharmed male driver. Two suspects, Aniya Henry and Gus Wayne, were arrested for assault and conspiracy. Daezhara Little was detained for interfering with police. The Oakley PD assisted in the arrests.

In Santa Rosa, a man named Cesar Pacheco allegedly shot at another during an argument but missed. He faces assault with a firearm charges; the gun was not found.

A Bay Area family is missing amidst Texas floods. The community is in despair, sharing information and holding a vigil, with officials yet to confirm the connection to the floods.

The Bay Area will experience cooler temperatures early this week, then a warming trend. Despite this, fire risk remains due to drying fuels, especially at higher elevations.