A bat in Fremont tested positive for rabies; no humans or animals were exposed. The area's first rabid bat since 2019 prompted warnings and a dog's quarantine. Residents are advised to vaccinate pets and avoid wildlife.

The San José Police Department arrested two suspects, Tien Tran and Bili Ruan, for running a suspected brothel operation after a three-month investigation.

Two juvenile suspects were arrested by San José Police for trafficking minors, following an assault incident at Silver Leaf Park involving trafficking survivors.

The Bay Area weather pattern is set for gradual cooling, followed by minor HeatRisk increases next week, with fluctuating coastal and inland temperatures and possible marine layer drizzle.

A suspect was arrested in connection with drive-by shootings in Newark, facing multiple charges including attempted murder. The Newark Police emphasized community-police cooperation in the ongoing investigations.

A fatal accident in Union City left a female pedestrian dead after she was hit by two different vehicles, with the drivers cooperating with the investigation.

Napa County reports high food safety scores, with over 90% of inspections earning an "A" despite challenges like COVID-19 and wildfires. Improvements in training and technology are credited.

Antonio Barajas was convicted of attempted second-degree robbery and sentenced to two years in prison after a fatal shootout.

Gunfire in Fairfield leaves three men wounded; police say the incident doesn't appear random and poses no ongoing threat. Investigation ongoing, with details limited.

The National Weather Service warns of fog in the Bay Area, urging caution for drivers and noting possible aviation and marine impacts. Pleasant spring weather is expected inland with a warming trend.

San Francisco plans to create five new entertainment zones to boost local businesses and foster community interaction, as announced by Mayor Daniel Lurie and several supervising officials.

Napa County officials are challenging FEMA's recent cancellation of a $35 million wildfire resilience grant, stalling their wildfire protection plan and mitigation efforts.

Four otters were found dead in Sonoma County, raising concerns of animal cruelty. Wildlife experts seek public assistance to uncover the circumstances surrounding their mysterious deaths.