Former ABS Seafood, Inc. CFO Antonietta Nguyen was sentenced to 36 months for embezzling $9 million, committing wire fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion from 2015 to 2020.

A crash on US‑101 at Lombard and Broderick snarled Tuesday morning traffic in San Francisco. Officials told drivers to expect delays and check 511.org for live updates.

Sonoma Valley residents face ongoing mail and package thefts; two suspects arrested after an investigation involving local law enforcement and community surveillance footage.

Brentwood police seized an illegal AR-style pistol during a routine traffic stop, leading to the arrest of Jason Ramirez on gun-related charges. The incident highlights efforts to combat gun violence and the issue with untraceable "ghost guns."

A cold front brought rain, winds, and waterspout potential to the Bay Area, with the NWS warning of thunderstorms, flooding, and advising caution for commuters. Calmer weather was predicted to follow.

Two Monahan Pacific projects — a 13-story tower and an eight-story midrise — go before the San Rafael planning commission Tuesday.

A false fire alarm at San Jose Mineta International Airport's Terminal B caused an evacuation and delays for 15 flights, with one cancellation. Operations resumed by 9:30 p.m.

A Filipino grocery store in Daly City hosts popular "Late Night Madness" events with DJs and street food, transforming shopping aisles into a dance floor.

In Vacaville, citizens helped police apprehend a suspected robber, Jyryn Austin-Andrews, who crashed a stolen car and fled on foot with $2,000 from a Walgreens robbery.

A traffic stop by San Mateo deputies led to the recovery of stolen firearms and burglary tools, resulting in the arrest of two men on multiple charges.

San José PD investigates a fatal accident where a truck struck a pedestrian on Nov. 14, 2025, marking the city's 34th traffic-related death that year.

A San Jose judge cut Laron Campbell’s sentence to 18 years and 8 months after an appellate‑ordered resentencing and removal of a gun enhancement.

A jury found Mark Stanley Personette guilty Thursday in the 1978 slaying of 15-year-old Marissa Harvey, a decades-old cold case that reopened after new DNA work. Sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 17.