San Francisco Police led a night operation arresting nearly 90 individuals at Jefferson Square Park in response to community concerns about crime and drugs.

AutoNation settles for $650,000 in a lawsuit over its failure to transfer registration of sold used vehicles within California's mandated timeframe, without admitting liability.

SFPD offers a $250,000 reward for information on a 2016 double homicide, urging public help to arrest the suspects involved in the deaths of Lindsay McCollum and Eddie Tate.

San José Police arrested three men for an armed robbery where a woman was accosted in her driveway. The suspects were caught after an investigation by the Robbery Unit.

Sonoma County limits eviction ban to areas most affected by floods, focusing on six postal codes to support residents recovering from January's storms.

Calvin Tsui was arrested in Rohnert Park after fleeing from using counterfeit bills and crashing his car. He faces numerous charges and was found with an unloaded gun. A female accomplice is still at large.

A small plane made an emergency landing on a golf course in Mountain View due to fuel issues. The pilot was treated for non-life-threatening injuries; no one else was hurt. NTSB is investigating.

A YouTube prank by Danny Mullen at San Francisco City Hall, dressed as fake government officials, bewildered employees and was filmed for his channel.

The Colma Police Department detailed the arrest of Vincent Burton, a shoplifter who attempted to flee but was caught and cited for stealing $244.48 in merchandise.

Former Stanford research coordinator Naheed Mangi was convicted of tampering with a breast cancer study database, which led to significant setbacks for the research program and institution.

Motorcycle collides with Amtrak train in San Leandro, killing one and injuring another; incident involved a large group of motorcyclists bypassing a railroad crossing.

An officer was shot by an assailant in the Hillsborough Police parking lot and is expected to recover. The shooter is at large, with a search underway.

The family of Emmanuel Perez Becerra, killed by a Sunnyvale officer, sues the city, alleging civil rights violations and excessive force during a mental health crisis response.