The Santa Rosa Police Department arrested Rigoberto Ochoa Ayala for illegal firearm and drug possession during a probation search by the Special Enforcement Team.

Tina M. Cabudoy has been arrested for embezzling over $100,000 from a media group; she faces previous embezzlement charges and a $100,000 bail enhancement.

Concord Police responded to a report of a gun in a suspicious car near local schools, leading to a lockdown and alcohol-related arrests, but no weapon found. Increased police presence is expected at the schools.

The San Francisco Bay Ferry offers free rides on the Richmond route every Friday until the end of 2024 to encourage public transport use and attract regular riders.

Felony charges were announced by the Alameda County DA against three vendors for organized retail theft, involving over $348,000 in stolen goods from area retailers.

Rain is expected to clear in the Bay Area by Halloween evening, but a second wave of showers and potential thunderstorms may affect the region from Friday into Saturday.

A man died in a vehicle rollover on Point Reyes Petaluma Road, he was identified as 29-year-old Djakari Rashawn Pariani-Tompkins. Investigations are ongoing.

Fairfield Police arrested three suspects for carjacking and possessing stolen property after using a Flock camera and observant tactics to thwart an attempted disguise.

A child was fatally struck by a vehicle in Fremont. The accident is under investigation, with no signs of driver impairment. It's Fremont's eleventh fatal traffic incident of the year.

Pond Farm Pottery was celebrated as a National Historic Landmark with a plaque dedication, recognizing Marguerite Wildenhain's influence on the American Studio Pottery Movement.

The San Francisco O pera announces the return of Bizet's "Carmen" for the 2024 Fall Season, featuring the American debut of Eve-Maud Hubeaux and Jonathan Tetelman's role debut as Don José.

Concord Police swiftly addressed a potential threat at a local school, arresting a student for falsely reporting an emergency. The situation, involving a firearm scare, ended peacefully with no injuries.

An inmate at Elmwood Correctional Facility in San Jose died of health issues at Valley Medical Center, prompting an investigation by the Sheriff's Major Crimes Unit. No foul play is indicated.