A driver was arrested for firearm possession during a traffic stop on I-880 by the CHP after expired tags led to the discovery of a gun and marijuana.

Silicon Valley anticipates disruptions as ATU Local 265 plans to strike starting March 10th, affecting VTA bus and light rail services due to a contract dispute over wages and benefits. Negotiations are ongoing.

A Pacifica man was arrested for DUI after a hit-and-run, with no injuries reported. He was released to a sobering facility, and authorities seek additional information.

Ralph Lauren reopens in San Francisco's Jackson Square with a new store featuring Polo and Double RL lines, plus vintage items, reflecting the area's charm.

San José Police Department announces the arrest of three juveniles linked to various crimes, including robbery, vehicle theft, and burglary, with one suspect still at large.

Oakland fire stations remain open thanks to new revenue from Oakland Arena and Coliseum events, as per city council's unanimous budget amendment.

An Arizona man, Paul Coilton, was sentenced to 50 years to life for a first-degree murder near Petaluma, California.

Gilroy detectives investigate further victims linked to suspect Sukhvir Mander and urge potential victims to contact Sgt. Kenneth Ellsworth for a confidential report.

A man named Christopher Foy was arrested in Rohnert Park for firing a gun across an expressway and at an occupied building. No injuries were reported, but he faces multiple charges.

A man having a mental health crisis surrendered peacefully to Walnut Creek Police after approaching their station armed. He was detained for evaluation, and the police called for information.

Sonoma County Sheriff's Office and SWAT executed a search warrant in Windsor, arresting felon Jose Madrid for possessing firearms, ammunition, body armor, and a short-barreled rifle.

The San Jose Police arrested 22-year-old Kendrick Robinson for alleged sex trafficking of a minor, following a sting operation where he believed he was communicating with an underage girl.

Ronaldo Ramirez-Feliciano convicted of DUI in San Francisco with a BAC of 0.132%. Sentencing set for March 5, 2025.