The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office warns of online scams targeting the elderly, involving fake hacking alerts leading to significant financial losses.

A San Francisco man was arrested by Brentwood Police for kidnapping after a distress call about a male and female fighting in a vehicle; a second suspect was also detained. The investigation is ongoing.

The NWS forecasts cool weather with morning fog and drizzle in the San Francisco Bay Area, advising caution for drivers and boaters due to reduced visibility.

Authorities conducted a high-risk search in Gilroy a week after finding a woman's body; an unrelated arrest was made, and the death remains under investigation.

Redwood City saw multiple random assaults by Miguel Angel Landa, now in custody. He faces battery and elder abuse charges after the morning incidents. Police emphasized community cooperation in the arrest.

San Mateo Police arrested three suspects for carjacking and robbery after they ambushed a person selling a watch online, leading to various felony charges.

Full Out Studios in West Oakland was burglarized, causing damage and loss of valuables, cash, and checks. The owners and community expressed heartbreak but are determined to recover and have increased security measures.

Police in Redwood City are seeking help to identify a male suspect in two elder abuse incidents and have released a photo. The public is advised to report sightings and not to approach him.

Critical sports equipment was stolen from Santa Teresa High School's storage, prompting police investigation and community fundraising for replacements.

Residents in San Francisco are disrupted by honking Waymo driverless cars at night, affecting their sleep and well-being. Waymo is aware and working on a fix.

Isaiah Tone Reupena was sentenced to life without parole plus 25 years for the first-degree murder of rapper Cutty Banks.

Multiple vegetation fires broke out near Campbell and Hamilton Avenues along Highway 17. The Santa Clara County Fire Department responded, halting the fires and limiting damage. The cause is under investigation; no injuries were reported.

Tokyo Central is set to open at Bay Street Emeryville in 2025, offering an array of Japanese goods and dining options, reflecting the diverse Bay Area community.