An American Canyon man was arrested for possessing an unregistered loaded firearm found in his car during a traffic stop linked to sideshow activities.

Andy Luong, 28, was arrested in San José on suspicion of setting fire to a box with a scooter inside a business on Hillsdale Avenue. His prior theft at the same location was also uncovered.

A pedestrian died after being struck by a vehicle in Fremont. The early morning incident involved a driver who remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation.

A small plane made a safe emergency landing on Highway 85 in South Bay with no injuries, potentially due to running out of fuel. Traffic was redirected as authorities worked to remove the plane.

The U.S. Coast Guard suspended the search for four missing boaters off Bodega Bay after 57 hours over a span of 2,100 square miles, with one survivor found and one deceased.

A man sustained severe injuries in a go-cart crash in Antioch after losing control and hitting a parked vehicle. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

BART police are searching for a male suspect involved in an unprovoked stabbing on a train. The incident caused a temporary station closure and the victim received serious injuries.

Santa Rosa Police arrested a man for possessing an unregistered loaded firearm during a routine patrol. They found Hunter J. Kirk with marijuana and a concealed Springfield XD .45 ACP gun. He faces multiple charges and was booked into jail.

A former San Jose hotel has been converted into supportive housing for the homeless, with funding from Project HomeKey and the city, as part of a larger plan for a mixed-income community.

SFPD arrested Axel Narniel Escoto Amaya for narcotics trafficking, seizing drugs and weapons, including a machine gun, in a multi-agency investigation.

Valero Refining Co. has been fined $82 million for air quality violations by Bay Area and California air regulators, marking the largest penalty ever by the Air District.

The Bay Area's roads received a consistent but mediocre pavement condition score of 67 for the ninth year, signaling a need for more repairs and maintenance.

Residents in San Francisco's Shotwell neighborhood are dealing with safety and traffic issues due to new barriers intended to curb sex work, with mixed reactions from the community.