A man carrying a suspected firearm near Grange Middle School in East Tabor was shot by Fairfield police. The man sustained a non-life-threatening injury and the situation posed no further threat to public safety.

Road construction on Kelly Park Access Road in Menlo Park is set to cause disruption and changes to traffic and pedestrian routes from October 2 to November 10.

Huddart Park continues to face challenges in the process of post-storm recovery, but locals remain hopeful for the resolution of ongoing park closures.

As organized retail theft continues to plague San Francisco's retail scene, two more individuals have been charged in connection to a brazen Fillmore Street mass theft.

Officer Worthy, a new member of the CHP Oakland Area office, recovers an unregistered firearm during a traffic stop.

Swift police intervention led to the capture of four retail theft suspects in San Mateo, California, but the case raises questions about the growth of organized retail theft and the potential consequences it has both for businesses and the community as a whole.

The passing of notorious serial killer John Getreu in prison marks the end of a dark chapter in the history of violence and raised questions about the unexplored depths of his crimes.

In a remarkable display of collaboration and persistence, a joint police effort has successfully led to the arrest of a suspect involved in multiple offenses, demonstrating the value of cooperation between law enforcement agencies.

Unclaimed money totaling $89,017 in Santa Clara County awaits its forgotten owners. Deadline to claim funds approaching.

Bruce Springsteen has postponed the remainder of his 2023 tour dates as he continues to recover from peptic ulcer disease. The rescheduled dates for the E Street Band's tour will be pushed into 2024, with an official announcement expected next week.

As the Bay Area celebrates Transit Month, BART sees an increase in ridership and discusses strategies to improve safety and services amid an evolving demand landscape and financial challenges.

Target announced the closure of nine stores in major cities, citing violence, theft, and organized retail crime posing a threat to employees and customers.

Oakland announces the reduction of speed limits in 11 commercial districts, pushing for safer streets and enhanced pedestrian safety during California Pedestrian Safety Month.