Darryl T. Kemp, an 88-year-old death row inmate, died of natural causes in a California hospice unit, ending a life of repeated imprisonments and violent crime, including a 1978 murder for which DNA evidence led to his eventual conviction.

Lionell White has been convicted of domestic violence and assault in San Francisco, with the DA's office highlighting the gravity of his crimes and the victim's courage.

The USPIS offers up to $150,000 for information on the armed robbery of a USPS carrier in Antioch, CA. The suspect is a masked woman in her mid-20s to early 30s. The public is warned not to approach the suspect.

Thrive City in San Francisco will introduce Taco Primo, a Cali-Mex eatery from The Snug creators, opening in early 2025 with offerings like burritos and a variety of slow-cooked proteins.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons announced the closure of FCI Dublin and six other facilities due to staffing shortages, decaying infrastructure, and budget constraints.

Rohnert Park authorities are seeking a suspect in a December 5 bank robbery, where the individual fled with $13,000 and without showing a firearm. A photograph has been released to aid the ongoing investigation.

San Francisco's tsunami warning highlighted the inoperability of the city's traditional sirens, which have been silent due to a need for upgrades since 2019, raising concerns about emergency readiness.

Authorities in Gilroy are searching for a missing man, Gabriel Laradelara, last seen driving a 2003 black Infinity. His car was found abandoned, and the public is urged to share any information.

No charges will be filed against Pleasanton police involved in the 2022 fatal shooting of Cody Chavez after a DA investigation deemed their actions justified.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved Mayor Breed's legislation to eliminate annual license fees for local restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, saving them $10 million yearly beginning in 2026.

Climber Carlos Romero and two companions are missing on New Zealand's Mount Cook, with search efforts hindered by severe weather and "grave concerns" for their safety.

California Highway Patrol officers in Hayward rescued a cat resembling the famous Grumpy Cat from traffic, garnering social media attention and seeking to reunite it with its owners.

Mai Sai Vue, an 18-year-old reported missing in Sacramento, was found deceased near Point San Pedro. No signs of foul play were detected, and the investigation is ongoing.