An off-duty Sonoma Sheriff's deputy saved a woman from a burning house in Calistoga, showcasing heroic action and quick-thinking without sustaining injuries.

An autopsy indicates no foul play in the death of a man found in Antioch, but the cause remains unclear. The Police Department continues investigating the incident.

Ma'lawach Bar, specializing in Yemenite Jewish cuisine, opened in Palo Alto, offering traditional dishes like malawach and jachnun, crafted by Doreet Jehassi.

Jack London State Historic Park hosts "Tilden Daken: The Art of Adventure" with works by California Impressionist Tilden Daken, at House of Happy Walls Museum from April 19 to June 23.

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A mountain lion killed one man and injured another in Northern California, in the state's first fatal attack in 20 years. DNA confirmed the euthanized lion was the attacker.

Miguel Angel Fernandez-Hernandez was arrested in Petaluma for DUI; he had prior convictions and provided a false name during the stop. His bail is set at $500,000.

An Oakland man, Ramello Darryl Randle, was convicted of murdering the mother of his child and attempting to murder her friend, following a trial disrupted by his own courtroom violence.

An armed robbery occurred at a Palo Alto 7-Eleven where a knife-wielding man stole cash and cigars before fleeing. No injuries were reported, and police are seeking information.

Oakland police tactically arrested five juveniles linked to a series of robberies and carjackings after tracking them via helicopter. The suspects are in custody and the OPD is investigating the crimes.

Floyd Mitchell was named Oakland's new police chief after the position was vacant for over a year, bringing his 30 years of law enforcement experience and a commitment to reducing crime.

The Port of Oakland reports a surge in cargo volume, with a 32.1% increase in imports and a 24.2% rise in exports in February, indicating strong consumer spending and demand in Northern California and Asia.

The Richmond Police reported a busy week with incidents including a burglary, vehicle theft, DUI collision, a shooting, gun possession, and a robbery related to an online sale.