San Francisco Police are probing a Central District homicide where an adult male with a gunshot wound was pronounced dead, and they seek public assistance in the investigation.

Dwane Stewart was arrested for the fatal shooting of Timothy Conover during a Fourth of July event in Oakland. Conover was shot at his home and died on the scene. The suspect allegedly used the victim's own gun.

Vacaville police arrested a man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a teenage girl, reported by the victim. The suspect, 38-year-old Marcos Gonzales, faces multiple felony charges.

Colma Police arrested a San Francisco man for drug possession and resisting officers after a traffic violation escalated into a physical confrontation.

Bay Area's mild temperatures continue below average, with a cooling trend and coastal fog expected to persist into early next week, followed by a warming trend midweek.

A large warehouse fire in Oakland, which may have started at a cannabis grow site, was safely contained by over 75 firefighters with no injuries reported.

Contra Costa County reported a 26% decrease in homelessness, with the population dropping to 2,118, partly due to increased shelter beds and housing placements. However, funding cuts threaten future progress.

Caltrans announces lane closures on State Route 37 in Marin County for maintenance, including guardrail installation and road markings, from July 7-11, affecting various lanes and timeframes.

El Cerrito community is shaken by the discovery of an unresponsive individual pronounced dead at the Ohlone Greenway, with an investigation underway to determine the cause.

Oakland received a $10M grant for transportation upgrades in East Oakland aimed at improving safety and connectivity, part of the LAMMPS Project near NE University's campus.

San Francisco joins a lawsuit against the Trump administration for unlawfully stopping EPA grant programs, impacting environmental projects and funding.

Benicia Police arrested Anthony Perry for multiple felonies, including illegal firearms possession and intent to sell narcotics, following a raid that uncovered weapons and high-capacity magazines.

The Bay Area Air District warns against personal fireworks for the Fourth of July, citing environmental impact, health risks, and wildfire dangers, and encourages public displays instead.