The Bay Area prepares for a heat wave with an Excessive Heat Warning from the NWS, anticipating high temperatures and advising precautions against overheating and wildfire risks.

Isaiah Reupena was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the 2020 killing of rapper Cutty Banks, stemming from a tragic case of misidentification.

Colma Police arrested John McDowall, wanted on multiple warrants, after he was caught stealing $1,920.78 worth of goods and possessing controlled substances.

A Santa Clara County Sheriff's Deputy arrested a repeat mail thief with three prior convictions of identity theft who was caught with stolen mail and a meth pipe.

A shooting on southbound I-238 in Alameda County was reported; no injuries occurred. The CHP responded and is investigating, seeking information from the public.

San José Police arrested Kiet Vu for two attempted bank robberies in May after a Robbery Unit investigation. Vu's attempts were thwarted by tellers and he is now charged with attempted armed robbery.

Rescuers from Alameda City Fire and Police Departments worked together to free a teenager stuck in mud near Encinal Boat ramp, against the rising tide.

San Mateo County Health is providing PPE to poultry and dairy workers to prevent H5N1 bird flu risk, coordinating with state programs, despite no human cases reported in California.

San Francisco's LGBTQ+ bar Ginger's is set for a grand reopening to coincide with the city's Pride weekend, featuring a cocktail program by Future Bars and a schedule of inclusive events.

Deputies and firefighters saved an individual from a 200-foot cliff at Pescadero State Beach, averting potential tragedy and starting their recovery journey.

Two men, Jesus Arias-Ayala and Daniel Mena-Diaz, have been charged for an incident on June 22 that disrupted the 911 system in parts of West County, California.

A man was arrested in San José for allegedly starting multiple fires near Berryessa BART Station and Watson Park, with police and fire departments quickly containing the blazes.

An outbreak of COVID-19 at San Francisco's County Jail No. 3 has resulted in 42 inmates in isolation; jail staff are required to wear N-95 masks, and no deaths or hospitalizations have been reported.