A suspect was arrested in Tiburon for a series of shoplifting incidents at Nugget Markets and charged under California's Proposition 36 after stolen goods totaled over $950.

BART collaborates with youth on the autism spectrum to record announcements for Autism Acceptance Month, fostering community involvement and showcasing the connection autistic individuals have with trains.

San Francisco's Fulton Plaza will soon feature SPECTRA, an LED public art piece, aimed at enhancing the city's cultural vitality and developed in collaboration with arts nonprofit Illuminate and SF Rec & Park.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance in the 1983 cold case homicide of Ronald Lopez. They suggest he may have been killed in San Francisco before being left in Castro Valley.

An 18-year-old from Petaluma was arrested for reckless driving after performing donuts in a silver Infiniti G35. Witnesses reported the incident, leading to his swift apprehension and vehicle impoundment.

Campbell Police urgently seek help finding missing at-risk 70-year-old John T. Habgood Jr., last seen March 29 near Darryl Drive, possibly wearing a green shirt and slippers.

SJPD arrested a male suspect for the city's fifth homicide after a fatal shooting on Locust Street; the victim died from gunshot wounds. Details are under investigation.

San Francisco's City Attorney has sued property owners for hosting illegal cannabis grow operations, highlighting safety and law breaches in the city's regulated market.

Santa Rosa Police arrested two juveniles for vandalism at North Bay Motor Sports, followed by a foot pursuit and charges including felony vandalism and resisting arrest.

Los Altos police used a FLOCK camera alert to capture a suspect found with a stolen vehicle, demonstrating the effectiveness of their surveillance technology.

Kenneth McIsaac was convicted of multiple felonies related to a 2022 Lafayette home invasion, where he terrorized a family after following them home. He faces life imprisonment.

Colma Police arrested a 19-year-old DUI suspect after he nearly hit a pedestrian and resisted officers during an early morning incident on Mission Road.

A pug from Richmond named Tyson was taken by CCAS after a viral abuse allegation video. Richmond Police found no abuse, but public outcry led to further action.