Leovardo Blancarte was arrested in San Mateo for multiple offenses, including suspected drug possession for sale and driving with a suspended license.

Low tides will alter Vallejo ferry schedules from April 28 to May 1, with shuttle buses facilitating transportation between Mare Island and Vallejo Terminal.

A fire-resistant compound in Los Altos has been listed for $8 million, featuring wood-free construction and Class A fire safety rating, including a main residence, guesthouse, and pool house.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's Retail Theft Task Force arrested nine repeat offenders for shoplifting at a Target in San Jose, recovering $1,400 worth of goods.

A hiker stranded at the bottom of a cliff near Marshalls Beach was rescued unharmed by SFFD and CHP, despite the challenges of limited daylight and a dying cell phone.

An appellate court upheld a ruling bringing VTA strikers back to work, ending a two and a half week disruption in Santa Clara County's public transit. The ATU's petition to continue the strike was denied.

Pedro Juarez was sentenced to 7 years for illegal firearm possession by a prior felon, following a 2023 incident where he fled police and dropped a loaded gun.

A man was detained in Petaluma for approaching two girls with inappropriate propositions and is now facing charges including annoying a child and probation violation.

San Jose opens its largest safe parking site at Berryessa Road, providing secure parking and resources for homeless individuals with lived-in vehicles.

San Francisco police arrested 67 in a narcotics and warrant operation, seizing drugs and a firearm. The action involved coordination across units and continuous efforts to address the drug crisis.

Early gunfire in Novato's Estado Way led to police investigation, evacuations, and a peaceful resolution with no victims; the incident is unrelated to another recent shooting.

Milpitas Police arrested a juvenile for auto burglaries at the Great Mall, thanks to a community member's alertness and assistance during a foot chase, leading to the suspect's capture and recovery of stolen items.

A San Francisco man received a 15-year sentence for distributing child pornography, following an undercover operation that revealed his activity. Judge Chen also ordered 15 years of supervised release post-incarceration.