The Brentwood Police are seeking help in solving 12 car burglaries linked to a silver Ford Escape, urging the public to report sightings or information.

Valley Pacific Petroleum Services, Inc. settled for $1.1 million for environmental law violations discovered following a petroleum spill, as announced by the Sonoma County DA's Office.

The Bay Area is experiencing unseasonably warm and dry weather with expectations of this pattern lasting throughout the week, including possible record temperatures.

Closing arguments were presented in Nima Momeni's trial for the murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee, with the prosecution alleging premeditation and the defense claiming self-defense.

A four-vehicle collision on SR-4 claimed a man's life; DUI was ruled out and the accident is under investigation. Witnesses are asked to contact CHP Contra Costa.

A report reveals inhumane conditions and mismanagement at San Jose's Animal Care Center, prompting calls for reforms and better animal welfare practices.

San Francisco is set to light its largest Christmas tree at Thrive City, with a ceremony featuring live music and appearances by Montell Jordan and Festus Ezeli.

Two men were arrested in Benicia after a stolen car from San Jose was found and recovered, leading to drug possession charges and arrests on outstanding warrants.

San Francisco firefighters from Engine 28 saved a family's Thanksgiving by cooking their turkey after an oven fire. They returned the perfectly cooked meal to the grateful family, showcasing their dedication to the community.

Visa Inc. is laying off hundreds of employees in the Bay Area, despite strong profits, as part of a company restructuring that primarily affects senior management and specialists.

Joseph Martinez was arrested by San José Police for a homicide at a local encampment; victim died after shooting on May 9, later succumbing to injuries on May 12.

San José Police arrested Jesus Delgadillo for a spree of Lego thefts totaling over $18,000 from local Targets. He faces multiple grand theft counts after a coordinated investigation by SJPD and the county DA.

A judge dropped most charges against the "Golden Gate 26," Bay Area activists who protested on a bridge, with the remaining felony charges possibly being reduced.