Christopher Britton was arrested for a series of school burglaries in the Bay Area, where he stole teachers' bank cards and incurred fraudulent charges.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the legality of the San Francisco Pre-Trial Electronic Monitoring Program, prompting its continuation amidst ongoing debate over privacy concerns and its efficacy.

San Francisco's Marina district will see Super Mensch, a Jewish deli and cocktail bar, replace the low-ABV bar Lilah in July at 2336 Chestnut Street, promising an all-day menu and high-proof cocktails with deli-inspired flavors.

A three-alarm fire in an Oakland warehouse was quickly contained by firefighters with no injuries, preventing potential wider damage to adjacent buildings.

A lost runner was rescued in Northern San José after veering off course. Multiple agencies, including SJFD and SJPD, worked together using technology like thermal imaging to ensure the individual's safety.

San Francisco launches a pilot program with the city's first public curbside EV chargers, marking a significant step towards greener transportation and meeting future climate goals.

Two arrests made in Adam Muela's homicide in Vacaville; his body was found shot and burned. Suspects, Clifton Summerise and Maria DeLeon, face murder and robbery charges. Investigation ongoing.

Milpitas traffic stop results in the arrest of two individuals with outstanding warrants, one also charged with identity theft and possession of a concealed, loaded gun and drug paraphernalia.

A video of Marco Diaz making a Nazi salute from a Tesla Cybertruck in San Francisco led to backlash and affected his company, Cyber Electric's online presence. Diaz, who claims intoxication and provocation, apologized for his actions.

A stolen vehicle was recovered by Fairfield Police with the help of a citizen. No high-speed chase occurred, and a 40-year-old man was arrested without incident.

Two Sacramento residents were arrested by Sonoma County detectives for large-scale mail theft and fraud, which involved creating counterfeit mail keys and stealing credit cards and checks.

Concord Police reported a credit union armed robbery leading to a chase, multiple carjackings, and arrest of two suspects. The chase involved freeway pursuits and ended with one suspect shot and both apprehended with charges filed.

A Richmond man, Darneko Yates, received a 46-month federal prison sentence for possessing a firearm as a felon; he had hidden the weapon in his nephew's pants.