The Fairfield Police Department used a drone to track down and arrest Arglister Cheatham, who had fled on foot after a car chase. Cheatham was wanted for burglary and was captured with the help of the drone and a K9 unit.

A man in Fremont was arrested for peeking into a woman's bedroom, marking his eighth such conviction, alongside other trespassing and burglary charges.

A Morgan Hill man is accused of defrauding over $2.3 million from the Middle Eastern community through fake investment schemes. He's charged with grand theft and securities fraud and released on bail, with a trial set for April 11.

The California Highway Patrol is setting up a DUI and driver license checkpoint in Hayward to deter impaired driving, with the location available upon media request.

Quince restaurant alleges that Quince.com's use of the same name is causing brand confusion. Both parties are preparing for a legal showdown over the trademark issue.

Dark Bar is opening at the LINE SF hotel, offering innovative cocktails and Asian-inspired dishes with a focus on preserved and fermented ingredients.

Police investigate after finding four bodies, including two children, with gunshot wounds in a San Mateo home, causing neighborhood disruptions and traffic delays.

A Honduran man received over six years in prison for distributing fentanyl and meth in San Francisco's Tenderloin district and possessing a "ghost gun."

Police in Pacifica, California, responded to a suspicious black Porsche Macan, discovering it was stolen from Vallejo. The vehicle's occupant was detained without incident.

The Santa Clara Vector Control District is planning an aerial larva-control operation using pesticides to reduce nuisance mosquitoes in the Palo Alto flood basin on Valentine's Day.

The Bay Area anticipates a series of weather fronts bringing rain and winds, with meteorologists eyeing more storm activity next week, the National Weather Service reports.

California Attorney General and Legislative Black Caucus introduce AB 2319 to combat implicit bias in healthcare and improve Black maternal health outcomes.

The EPA fined Crowley Global Ship Management $248,500 for alleged Clean Water Act violations related to untreated ballast water discharges from two ships.