Santa Rosa man, Apolinario Araki "Junior" Santos, was arrested for lewd acts against a disabled 20-year-old female he worked with at Ridgway High School.

The Cold Case Unit of Santa Clara County has identified Vivian Moss as the victim of a 1981 homicide using advancements in genealogy. The DA urges the public to help find her killer.

Jury convicts Scott Michael Reyna of domestic violence and related charges in a San Francisco case; DA Brooke Jenkins reaffirms commitment to justice for victims.

Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell seeks to revise high-speed pursuit policy, proposing scrapping the 50 mph limit rule. Views on the changes are mixed, with some support and criticism from the community and civil rights groups.

BART Green Line in the Bay Area resumes normal service after disruptions caused by a fire at San Leandro Station.

Novato police responded to a 911 call; an elderly man was found dead despite prompt paramedic attention. Coroners are investigating, with community and police cooperation. Identity is withheld pending next-of-kin notification.

The Bay Area is set to experience a heatwave with temperatures 10-20 degrees above average, raising concerns for heat-related illnesses and an increased risk of grass fires.

A severe traffic collision in Vallejo on May 24 resulted in the death of three men; authorities are investigating the cause and awaiting toxicology reports.

Eikon Therapeutics is laying off 55 employees due to federal funding cuts and a downturn in biotech investments, impacting various roles but leaving core clinical programs intact.

A South San Francisco middle school teacher was arrested on allegations of inappropriate conduct with students and faces charges including lewd acts upon a child.

Nicaraguan national Francisco De-Jesus Morales was charged with assaulting a deportation officer in San Jose. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison.

Calistoga Police seek public help in a suspected abduction where a man forced a woman into a car after striking her. The incident occurred on Lincoln Avenue; the vehicle, a maroon Honda Accord, was last seen heading north on Highway 29.

An off-duty deputy, Jamey Hummer, assisted a woman who had a seizure and crashed her car, with the help of Doug Feliciano. They provided care until paramedics arrived. Hummer downplayed his heroism, highlighting his training and instincts.