After a fatal shooting in Petaluma, the Sonoma Sheriff's Office has arrested a suspect and is encouraging public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

A High Surf Advisory alerts Bay Area coastal residents of dangerous waves and currents from Tuesday morning until Wednesday, with the weather expected to remain unsettled throughout the week.

Marin County Supervisors endorsed a plan to test using the Richmond-San Rafael bridge bike lane as an emergency vehicle lane during peak weekday traffic to alleviate congestion.

Antioch Police are probing a November 10th shooting that wounded a 23-year-old man, now in critical but stable condition. The suspect remains at large, with the investigation ongoing.

Aaron Peskin's backed measures are leading the vote in San Francisco, indicating voter alignment with his governance reforms over wealthier opponents' propositions.

The Fairfield Police arrested an 18-year-old named Wheeler for brandishing a handgun and making threats. He was caught during a high-risk traffic stop and is now in Solano County Jail facing multiple charges.

A suspect was detained after an 8-hour standoff in Antioch involving assault, kidnapping, and other crimes. The SWAT team took the individual into custody late at night.

The San Francisco Bay Area expects increased rainfall and cooler temperatures around Veterans Day, with up to 0.75 inches of rain in some areas, signaling a shift to more moist conditions.

Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and Alameda County DA Pamela Price were voted out in a historic recall, with Thao's tenure noted for a drop in crime rates and Price criticized for her leniency.

Santa Rosa police arrested Michael James Coe after finding a stolen vehicle with a loaded gun and drugs. As a felon, Coe faces multiple charges related to firearms and possession of stolen property.

A man was run over in a Fairfield mall parking lot, resulting in the arrest of Vakautakava Tangitau on murder charges.

SFMTA warns of parking enforcement under California's "Daylighting Law," with fines starting January 1, 2025, for vehicles parked too close to crosswalks.

Two suspects, Travis Penaluna and Christina Taylor, were arrested in Vallejo for identity theft and fraud in Southern Marin, with stolen items, an unregistered firearm, and narcotics found.