Campbell Police Department requests public assistance in locating missing 72-year-old Pamela Ledesma, last seen in Downtown Campbell. She may have memory issues and was wearing maroon pants and a teal sweatshirt.

A DUI-related crash on New Year's in San Mateo led to felony charges for a local resident after causing injury. Police stressed the dangers of driving under the influence of any impairing substance.

The family of a Palo Alto man who drowned says the lone lifeguard was untrained and unsupervised; the case goes to trial next Monday and could carry eight‑figure stakes.

Ruby Lou's, a new dining and entertainment venue, is set to open in Walnut Creek, offering a mix of arcade games, retro decor, and an eclectic menu catering to both families and adults.

The family of Yolanda Ramirez sues Brentwood police, alleging her death was caused by excessive force during her arrest, leading to a skull fracture and other injuries.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office posted a plea for help on social media to solve the 1979 murder of Frances Rash, appealing for information on the cold case.

Judge P. Casey Pitts upheld a mandate for humane treatment of detainees at a San Francisco ICE facility, confirming it applies to all ICE-operated detention rooms.

San Francisco reports a significant drop in crime rates for 2025, reaching historical lows in violent crimes and seeing decreases in major crime categories.

Santa Rosa has been named California's safest city for 2025 and 14th nationwide in a WalletHub study that assessed factors like safety and natural-disaster risk.

A car drove into Lightning’s Boxing Club on MacArthur Boulevard, damaging a ring the owner says hosted George Foreman. The gym is assessing repairs as Oakland police investigate.

CHP Dublin seeks public help after a black Chevrolet Camaro evaded an officer at over 100 mph on I-580, obscuring its license plate during the pursuit.

A New Year’s Eve blaze on Camden Avenue forced evacuations in San Jose; one person was treated for smoke inhalation.

One of Elon Musk's attorneys signs discovery briefs by day and runs Clown Cardio classes in LA by night. His dual life has crept into the Musk v. Altman discovery fight.