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.

An argument over Pokémon cards at a Colma Game Stop led to a stabbing, with one critically injured. Two suspects were arrested and face serious charges.

Vallejo reports its eighth homicide after a woman with a gunshot wound died despite medical efforts. Police investigate as the community receives support; detectives seek information.

After a Yolo County fireworks facility accident, San Jose replaced its traditional July 4th fireworks with a drone light show, showcasing adaptability and innovation.

Gilroy Police arrested juveniles linked to gang activity for a violent robbery that occurred on April 13, following an investigation by their Anti-Crime Team.

A Novato high school student was arrested for sextortion against a 13-year-old, demanding sex acts in exchange for not releasing their private photos.

Devondre James, 22, faces charges for indecent exposure and sexual battery in Brentwood after a lewd incident at a business on June 30. He was arrested following a chase and has prior legal issues.

Two injured in a fireworks-related explosion and fire in Hayward, leading to evacuations and EOD intervention. Police suggest illegal fireworks manufacturing.

Two drivers were hospitalized after a crash in Santa Rosa involving a red Ford and a white Chevy. The collision led to a four-hour road closure for investigation.

Bay Area faces elevated fire weather due to strong winds and low humidity, while the NOAA weather radio at Mount Diablo is offline. The Fourth of July may see cool, breezy weather, with continued fire risks in certain areas.

San Francisco police seized hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks from Joe Lorenzo Neal Jenkins, who faces multiple charges including possession of dangerous explosives.