Former Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong sues the city and Mayor Sheng Thao, alleging wrongful termination in retaliation for criticizing the department's federal monitor.

Fremont Police arrested four individuals, including Juan Jose Cazares-Alvarado, after a traffic stop led to the discovery of meth and 500 pounds of copper wire.

A jury found Joshua Meyers guilty of four felony charges related to sexual assault, with two additional counts pending. He was arrested in 2020 for assaulting an unconscious victim.

The oldest saloon in Marin County, the William Tell House, is for sale with a combined asking price of $2.65 million, which includes the business and property.

Pacifica Police arrested three Daly City residents for retail theft at Linda Mar Center, recovering over $500 in stolen goods and charging them with shoplifting and conspiracy.

A victim's use of an AirTag led to the arrest of a suspect in multiple car break-ins in Pleasanton, with collaboration between Pleasanton and Dublin Police.

A man was arrested for an attempted bank robbery in Gilroy and linked to another in Salinas, thanks to collaboration between Gilroy and Garden Grove police.

A female pedestrian was fatally struck by a pickup truck on Marsh Drive near Concord. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon, prompting an investigation by the CHP, who is seeking witnesses.

SFMTA has released a transit and traffic advisory due to major events from Feb 8-14, including Warriors games and the 49ers Super Bowl, with additional Muni service and road closures planned.

The Berkeley Police Department arrested employee Pat Urdahl for threats of violence and found a firearm and drugs at his home, averting possible harm.

Gunshots led to a violent car crash in Antioch after a man fired at assailants and they collided with another vehicle while escaping. Authorities are seeking information on the unidentified individuals involved.

A driver in Hayward was arrested after trying to flee a traffic stop; police found an unregistered rifle and drug paraphernalia in his car and discovered his fake identity and an outstanding warrant.

The infamous pink mansion at 224 Sea Cliff Ave in San Francisco sold for $6.5 million, well below its original $19.7 million asking price, after a history of legal issues and structural problems.