A San Francisco police shooting left a suspect dead in the Tenderloin district after a standoff where the individual, armed with a firearm, refused to surrender.

A Fairfield attempted burglary was thwarted when a resident reported a break-in, leading to the swift arrest of a 19-year-old suspect and recovery of stolen items.

Jon Rubinstein, known for his work at Apple, listed his renovated San Francisco co-op for $25.5 million. The luxurious property offers modern amenities and historical charm.

A traffic stop in Redwood City led to the arrest of Damariz F. Morales, who was found with stolen credit cards and personal documents and is now facing felony theft and fraud charges.

Vallejo Police joined the CHP to combat reckless driving and sideshows, supported by new California laws allowing impounding of vehicles used in such activities.

The Vallejo Police Department is investigating a fatal traffic collision on January 25 that left one man dead; the driver cooperated and drugs or alcohol seem not involved.

Candidates for Alameda County DA presented their visions at a forum, while the community scrutinizes their readiness for the role, amidst a Zoom disruption incident.

CHP issued an Ebony Alert for 13-year-old Djuana Williams in Alameda County, last seen in Castro Valley on January 25, 2025. Authorities are searching for the missing girl.

A historical Alameda bungalow with a mural by artist Todd Kurnat and original features is listed for $895,000, merging tradition with modern amenities like solar panels and a climate control system.

Fremont Police pursued and arrested Navroop Sandhu after he stole a delivery truck containing a firearm; they used less-lethal means for a safe arrest.

Justin Chapman Fisher from Napa faces charges for possessing materials to make an explosive device. Previously convicted on related counts in 2020, he could get four years in prison if guilty. His $1 million bail hearing is set for January 29, 2025.

NWS San Francisco issues Frost Advisory for North Bay and East Bay Interior Valleys with low temperatures expected; a cold front will bring changes including possible snow and strong winds.

Books Inc., a long-standing Bay Area bookstore chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closed its Berkeley location to reorganize for a sustainable future, and has asked for community support.