San José Police arrested three suspects linked to an April robbery where over $4,000 in merchandise was stolen during a supposed online marketplace transaction.

A car fire on the Bay Bridge blocked lanes on Interstate 80, causing traffic delays. No injuries were reported and lanes reopened by 1 p.m. after firefighters extinguished the accidental blaze.

California Highway Patrol officers pursued a speeding Mercedes in Oakland, which ended with the suspect's arrest for felony evading after the car became disabled.

Palo Alto Police are investigating a suspicious death of a man in his sixties, found in a downtown parking garage, with no suspect information currently available.

Upgrades to traffic signals for better accessibility will cause disruptions on Encinal Avenue at Oak Street and Broadway on July 30 and 31 from 7 am to 6 pm.

Caltrans announces a detour on State Route 121 due to construction of a new roundabout at the SR-116/SR-121 junction, starting August 8, with completion expected by November 2024.

San Francisco firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in a Beaver Street residential building, with no injuries reported and the blaze contained to the original site.

Santa Rosa seeks bids for leasing Twin Vista Ranch for dryland biosolids farming, requiring 5+ years' experience. Viewing is by appointment; bids due August 7, start at $22/acre/year.

A fire at a Rohnert Park strip mall damaged two businesses and caused smoke damage to three others; no injuries were reported, and investigations into the cause are ongoing.

An 18-year-old was injured in an assault in downtown Petaluma, leading to the arrest of a known 17-year-old suspect. The police are seeking witnesses.

Tommaso's Ristorante Italiano in North Beach is preparing for a change in management as the Crotti family plans to retire and sell the restaurant by the end of the year.

A man was arrested near a Novato school for possession of burglary tools, a weapon, and stolen property after exhibiting suspicious behavior and becoming confrontational with police.

The Bay Area's heatwave is expected to end soon with a forecasted weather shift and a potential for thunderstorms, followed by a cooler front on Friday.