Fairfield Police Department's "Operation Christmas Thieves" results in six arrests for a series of thefts, including a group stealing $1.5 million in merchandise.

CHP recaptured a DUI and manslaughter suspect who fled after a fatal crash on I-880. Abarca Tianguiz had previously evaded a court date but was caught by the CHP’s Investigation Services Unit.

SF Bay Ferry experiences service disruptions due to mechanical issues, reducing its operational fleet and causing cancellations for San Francisco commuters. The agency is working to minimize passenger impact.

A car crash in Sebastopol caused a fire hydrant to burst, creating a 25-foot water geyser and a temporary river on Lynch Road, which was shut down for repairs. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Fremont police successfully reunited disoriented 80-year-old Sing Ing with his family after he was found near Lake Elizabeth and could not recall his address.

Northern California faces severe weather with high surf, flooding, and gale-force winds. The NWS issued advisories warning of dangerous conditions and potential property damage.

BlendJet recalls nearly 5 million portable blenders due to fire and laceration risks, sold at major retailers and online from October 2020 to November 2023. Users should stop using and contact BlendJet for a free replacement base unit.

An 80-year-old Asian man named Sing Ing was found disoriented in Lake Elizabeth by Fremont Police. With no English skills, authorities seek public help to identify him.

Protesters blockaded Travis Air Force Base gates, leading to 14 arrests after they refused to clear the roads; the demonstration ended without violence or injuries.

A felon, Ricine Vernard Fowler, was arrested in Millbrae after being found with a loaded gun and high-capacity magazine during a traffic stop. His past convictions prohibited firearm possession.

California AG Rob Bonta, backed by a coalition of 23 states, has filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to overturn a Fifth Circuit decision that restricts federal communication with social media companies on content moderation.

General Motors is suing San Francisco for a $121 million tax refund, contesting the city's tax calculation method related to its self-driving subsidiary, Cruise.

Two people were rescued by the San Francisco Fire Department after their car fell 100 feet down a slope at Glen Canyon Park. They sustained minor injuries.