Lawyer Dushan McBride, 51, receives a 95-year-to-life sentence for the 2017 murder of Rashanda Franklin, after stalking and harassing her post-breakup.

A suspected arsonist was arrested in East San Jose after multiple fires were reported. He possessed incendiary tools and had outstanding warrants for arson.

SFPD arrests suspect in Haight-Ashbury hit-and-run, leaving two injured and sparking an ongoing investigation.

Abacá in San Francisco celebrates Filipino American History Month with a series of culinary events featuring renowned chefs and mixologists, aimed at honoring Filipino culture and supporting local nonprofits.

Nordstrom reopens in San Francisco's Upper Fillmore District with a Nordstrom Local service hub offering pickups, returns, and other services, amid varying local reception.

The campaign to recall Contra Costa DA Diana Becton halted after missing the deadline for required signatures. The effort cited Becton's alleged failure to prosecute crime adequately.

The SF Chronicle reports the deaths of a family of four in San Francisco, with noted financial struggles and no signs of a struggle at the scene. The SFPD is investigating the incident.

SamTrans has implemented a Passenger Suspension Policy to address unsafe behavior, adding enforcement to its Code of Conduct with options like removal and restraining orders for serious offenses.

San José experiences its 28th traffic fatality of 2025 after a collision possibly involving DUI, where a BMW passenger died, and both drivers sustained major injuries.

Several suspects were detained for a robbery at Heller Jewelers in San Ramon, involving masked individuals and gunfire. No civilian injuries were reported.

A new arrest by the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office, involving Norma Matamoros, in a September home invasion case, charging her with multiple felonies including elder abuse and kidnapping.

A suspect fired at Hayward police leading to an arrest and investigation by the department and the Alameda County DA's Office, with no injuries reported during the exchange.

Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell resigned after 1.5 years, despite recognized crime reductions. Reasons are unspecified, but tensions with city bureaucracy were noted.