Matthew Malouf was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after attempting to attack a person with a hammer in Novato; bystander intervened, no injuries reported.

A man in Livermore was arrested after brandishing a gun at youths at Bill Clark Park. Police found guns, ammo, and drugs in his home. He faces multiple charges.

Acer announces leadership transition with Gregg Prendergast retiring and Chris Chiang and Germano Couy becoming co-presidents, focusing on innovation and AI.

A Board committee advanced a waiver letting the mayor solicit private donations for downtown projects with limited transparency.

Fairfield Police arrested two after finding a suspicious vehicle, leading to the discovery of narcotics with the intent to sell. Both the driver and passenger face multiple charges.

Suspect linked to an armed altercation in Concord found dead at home after police standoff; no physical injuries earlier reported. Efforts to negotiate failed, and the death was by self-infliction.

Fairfield police arrested an arson suspect following an RV standoff that began with a theft at a drug store. The suspect, Jason Bonifacio, eventually surrendered after tactical police intervention.

Windsor Middle School students found a hidden firearm during a field trip, possibly linked to a prior juvenile vehicular accident. Police commend their actions and urge public safety.

Berkeley PD arrested two individuals for firearm and drug possession during a traffic stop when they found a stolen loaded handgun and illegal drugs in the car.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's deputies swiftly subdued a man with a fake gun attempting to enter the San Jose courthouse, ensuring safety and exemplifying their vigilance.

Vallejo resident Marquese Alvin Roberts indicted for firearms possession; he was spotted hiding a gun and detained with inter-agency cooperation. This follows a prior conviction for similar offenses.

Rohnert Park's City Council approved preliminary terms with CenterCal to develop the former State Farm campus into a downtown of homes, shops and a hotel.

The Phoenix, an affordable housing development, opened in West Oakland with a celebration and support from local leaders, providing 100 new homes for low-income families and individuals.