A 15-year-old boy was critically wounded in a gang-related stabbing at a Santa Rosa bus stop, with four juvenile suspects arrested on various charges including attempted murder.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks new leads in the 37-year-old cold case of Maurice Hill, shot in 1988, emphasizing advancements in forensic technology and the importance of community tips.

A judge issued a temporary restraining order against Sonoma State University's plan to cut academic programs due to a lawsuit claiming procedural issues.

San Francisco officials propose legislation for private funding to modernize the aged Fire Department fleet, ensuring better emergency response and public safety.

The San Francisco Fire Department responded to a house fire on Arlington Street, containing the blaze and rescuing a cat. Fire safety awareness is emphasized.

Two Bay Area craft breweries, Fort Point Beer Co. and HenHouse Brewing Co., merge to form Fort Point HenHouse, now Northern California's fifth-largest craft brewery, with a focus on local markets and maintaining their unique identities.

SFPD responded to a fatal shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, resulting in the death of Leaotis, a 27-year-old man. A suspect has been arrested, and the police are investigating.

Leovardo Blancarte was arrested in San Mateo for multiple offenses, including suspected drug possession for sale and driving with a suspended license.

Low tides will alter Vallejo ferry schedules from April 28 to May 1, with shuttle buses facilitating transportation between Mare Island and Vallejo Terminal.

A fire-resistant compound in Los Altos has been listed for $8 million, featuring wood-free construction and Class A fire safety rating, including a main residence, guesthouse, and pool house.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's Retail Theft Task Force arrested nine repeat offenders for shoplifting at a Target in San Jose, recovering $1,400 worth of goods.

A hiker stranded at the bottom of a cliff near Marshalls Beach was rescued unharmed by SFFD and CHP, despite the challenges of limited daylight and a dying cell phone.

An appellate court upheld a ruling bringing VTA strikers back to work, ending a two and a half week disruption in Santa Clara County's public transit. The ATU's petition to continue the strike was denied.