A group of suspects robbed Heller Jewelers in San Ramon, resulting in a multi-county police chase and multiple arrests. Charges include robbery and conspiracy.

The Bay Area is set to warm up considerably before a forecasted significant cool-down on Sunday, followed by a potentially rainy and stormy pattern from Monday through Wednesday.

Pleasant Hill Police arrested 31-year-old Zachary Foust for a stolen vehicle using license plate reader technology; his history of car theft is noted.

The California Highway Patrol issued a Silver Alert for 52-year-old Tanasha Norbert, missing in Alameda County since September 23. The public is urged to report sightings.

The Sunnyvale DPS suffered a cyber intrusion on Facebook, warned users of phishing risks, regained control, and implemented enhanced security measures.

Two tow truck drivers were hit and injured by a vehicle during cleanup after a separate two-vehicle collision in Campbell; the driver involved in the second crash is cooperating with the ongoing investigation.

The Vallejo Police Department arrested Rashad Jaquez Roy Breed Love O'Neal for a homicide on September 15, 2025, after they found a man shot in a car. The investigation is ongoing, with community assistance requested.

An off-duty detective, Rosalind Nguyen, helped capture a suspect accused of indecent exposure around Santa Clara University, showcasing her commitment to duty.

A woman died after being struck by a car in Redwood City; the involved driver cooperated in the investigation, showing no signs of impairment. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

San Mateo County deputies arrested a man for possessing an unregistered firearm and extended magazines during a traffic stop in Half Moon Bay after erratic driving was reported.

Howard Wang is charged with the murders of his wife and mother-in-law in Walnut Creek; arraignment is set, with life imprisonment possible if convicted.

CAV decals in the Bay Area will lose carpool lane and toll discount privileges starting October 1, 2025. FasTrak will update tags automatically, and Caltrans will revise signage to reflect the changes.

Phil Ginsburg is stepping down as General Manager of San Francisco's Recreation and Park after 16 years, moving to head the Resources Legacy Fund. He's credited with significantly improving the city's parks and green spaces.