Gilroy Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in multiple thefts at a local Target, sharing images on Instagram and urging contact with Officer Rottman for leads.

Police in Santa Clara arrested two individuals during a routine patrol; one for weapons charges due to a loaded shotgun found in a vehicle, and another for narcotics possession.

Dr. Fred Ramsdell was unknowingly awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine while remote camping, for work on immune tolerance with Dr. Mary Brunkow and Dr. Shimon Sakaguchi. UC set a record with five Nobels in a week.

Santa Rosa Police are seeking assistance to locate missing 19-year-old Julian Barnett, last seen in Skyhawk neighborhood.

The National Weather Service forecasts a significant cold snap and rainstorm for the Bay Area starting Monday, with potential thunderstorms, freezing conditions, and local flash flood risks.

San Francisco's Mayor relocated tiny cabins for the homeless to Bayview, inciting criticism from Supervisor Walton for a lack of community engagement.

Bay Area to face weather change with forecasted rain and thunderstorms. NWS San Francisco advises preparation for wind and rain, including securing decorations and clearing gutters.

Sonoma County announces the reopening of North Fitch Mountain Road on Oct. 10, after extensive landslide repairs, improving access for residents and emergency services.

The DEA's operation against the Sinaloa Cartel led to 617 arrests and the seizure of drugs, currency, and firearms, as part of a U.S.-led global effort.

San Mateo Police arrested three suspects involved in a gas station shooting; two were already detained for another crime, and one was later caught with a firearm and gang-related items.

A mural in Palo Alto was vandalized with anti-Israeli language, leading police to investigate it as a hate crime. The incident has prompted community engagement to prevent such crimes.

Frank Falcone received a 90-day jail sentence, probation, and anger management for a road rage incident where he pled guilty to ramming another car over high beam use.

John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martinis win the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for demonstrating quantum effects in electrical circuits, potentially impacting quantum computing and technology.