The California DOJ released a report on the fatal police shooting of Joseph Tracy, not charging officers after concluding they believed there was an imminent threat.

San Francisco will experience early morning fog, then sunny with a high of 74°F, and clear night skies with a low of 53°F, as per the National Weather Service.

A DUI-related crash in Sebastopol caused by a speeding driver resulted in extensive infrastructural damage and power outages before the driver's arrest.

Fiorillo Restaurant in Santa Clara is closing after 52 years of service, with its last day scheduled for June 22, 2024, as reported by KRON4 and announced on their website and Facebook page.

On Monday evening, Vallejo patrol officers spotted a 2002 Toyota Camry hurtling down Oakwood Street...

Three family members were arrested in San Rafael for involvement in multiple stolen vehicle incidents, including pursuits that ended with a creek capture and vehicle recovery containing burglary-related items.

Juan Jose VeraGaleana was arrested in Redwood City for unlawfully discharging a firearm and other felonies after a six-month investigation into a New Year's Eve incident.

The National Weather Service San Francisco CA has issued a heat advisory for the Bay Area, warning of high temperatures that could lead to heat-related illnesses.

The California Supreme Court has barred an anti-tax measure from the November ballot, upholding a legal challenge led by Governor Newsom and Democratic lawmakers.

The preliminary 2024 Point-in-Time count reports an 11% increase in Sonoma County's homeless population, now at 2,522 individuals, with a notable rise in homeless veterans.

Joel Dunn was arrested after a road rage incident for brandishing a gun and later found with an arsenal, including a ghost gun. He faces multiple charges but was released on $50,000 bail.

A person in distress jumped from the Bay Farm Island Bridge and did not survive, despite rapid emergency response and rescue efforts. The individual was taken to a hospital but later pronounced dead.

San Jose proposes a $12 million settlement for Lionel Rubalcaval, wrongfully convicted due to police misconduct claims, pending City Council approval.