A Vallejo man was arrested for a burglary at the Solano County Adult Probation Office, with stolen items recovered.

Mountain View barber Franklin Enrique Sarceno Orla is charged with sexual assault and kidnapping. A manhunt is underway as authorities believe there are more victims.

Three individuals were arrested following a car burglary and subsequent chase in San Mateo; a stolen Dodge Charger and suspected stolen property were recovered.

Amid allegations of misconduct, San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus faces calls for her resignation but refuses to step down, even after a no-confidence vote by local officials.

The Antioch Police reported two connected shootings flagged by ShotSpotter alerts. The first incident involved a drive-by shooting with no injuries; a victim from the second shooting later appeared at a hospital. The investigation is ongoing.

Sonoma County will hold a memorial for Jack London's 108th death anniversary at his historic park with a ceremony and musical tribute. The event is free with park entry fee, and accessible transport to the gravesite is provided.

San Francisco Fire Department and CHP conducted a cliffside rescue above Baker Beach, safely retrieving an individual holding onto the edge with help from a CHP helicopter.

Bay Area police arrested two suspects, Daesharee Logan and Marquis Lewis, after a high-speed chase ended in a marsh; they were linked to a series of retail thefts.

Officers in San Mateo arrested Marvin Davila Ramos after a drunken rampage in an apartment, resulting in significant property damage and charges including felony vandalism and battery.

The Bay Area anticipates an intense atmospheric river event, with forecasts predicting heavy rainfall especially in the North Bay, which could lead to flooding and conditions meeting 'bomb cyclone' criteria.

Mosswood Meltdown, once called Burger Boogaloo, is returning to Oakland with acts like Devo and Kreayshawn, hosted by John Waters. Tickets for the July 2025 event are on sale.

Caltrain reports a 54% increase in ridership to over 753,000 passengers in the past month since electrification, noting the highest commuter count since the pandemic and significant weekend rises.

The How Weird Street Faire in San Francisco will no longer take place due to high costs and other financial challenges, including a significant weather setback.