Shaun Huddleston was convicted in San Francisco for DUI and related offenses after a trial detailing his reckless driving and resistance during arrest.

San Francisco's City Attorney sues landlord Charles Kartchner for neglecting a property, leaving tenants in the Tenderloin district without heat and hot water while ignoring multiple city violation notices.

Ramiro Ochoa Mendoza was charged with Noel Batres' murder, facing additional allegations related to the crime's brutality. His prior record and mental health non-compliance are factors in the case.

Two Berkeley activists armed with superglue just turned grocery shopping into a legal battlefield. Now Trader Joe's is fighting back with restraining orders and the gloves are officially off.

San Mateo County expects to save $2 million annually on inmate healthcare costs due to California's CalAIM healthcare reform, enhancing Medi-Cal access and financial relief for local governments.

Theodore Kelly, 30, was arrested in Colma for shoplifting, drug paraphernalia possession, and multiple warrants, following a $327 theft from Marshalls.

A 2-alarm house fire on Lake Oneida St in Fremont is being investigated after injuring one adult and displacing two families. Firefighters limited spread, and community support is aiding the affected.

The Bay Area weather pattern includes morning drizzle, afternoon breezes, and a marine layer, with a cooling trend starting Tuesday and fluctuating temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

Over 300 juveniles caused chaos at Brentwood retail centers; police responded, making arrests and managing conflicts without injury, seeking public assistance for the inquiry.

Former Rohnert Park officer Joseph Huffaker was convicted of extortion and impersonating an ATF agent, after conducting unlawful marijuana shakedowns.

Napa Police arrested Ramiro Ochoa Mendoza following a tip, in connection with the suspected homicide of Noel Batres. The public is urged to share information to aid the investigation.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie has extended the First Year Free program to June 30, 2026, supporting small businesses by waiving fees for permits and business registration.

San José police arrested three individuals, including Joshua Velasco, for a violent assault on February 25, 2025, leading to attempted murder charges.