Colma Police arrested two suspects for theft after a chase involving a cemetery hideout, with the apprehension assisted by South San Francisco Police.

The John Muir Land Trust has acquired Point Buckler Island for $3.8 million to restore its ecosystem after damage from unauthorized levee construction.

The Contra Costa DA's Office ended its investigation into Alicia Coleman-Clark without charges due to insufficient evidence of her involvement after Alexis Gabe's death.

Baraka Carter was appointed as Redwood City's new fire chief, bringing over 25 years of experience from roles such as Fire Chief for the CAL FIRE Santa Clara Unit. He's known for collaborative leadership and community involvement.

San Francisco Police arrested six for retail theft, recovering stolen goods from a Mission Street store, with ongoing efforts to combat shoplifting in the area.

Joan Chen named grand marshal for SF's Chinese New Year Parade, with expected grandeur including ceremonial firecrackers, traditional dance, and a drone show.

John D. Sweeney, former owner of Point Buckler Island, was arrested following the sale of his land for $3.8 million at auction after a legal dispute with state water agencies.

An old unexploded ordnance found in Pleasant Hill was safely removed by specialists, with no threat to the public or need for a criminal investigation.

A vehicle collision on BART tracks near Pittsburg/Bay Point Station disrupted services and led to one fatality and a minor injury, necessitating extensive repairs.

Joseph Zachary Negapatan is charged with receiving stolen property in a bike fencing scam, having pleaded not guilty. Police linked him to $25,000 worth of stolen bicycles.

Solar panels at Santa Clara Animal Services Center provide shade for goats and power for the shelter, part of the County's sustainability and resilience measures aiming for carbon neutrality by 2030.

The family of Corazon Dandan is suing BART for failing to ensure rider safety after she was fatally pushed on a BART platform by Trevor Belmont, a man with prior crime history and a BART ban.

Antioch City Attorney Thomas L. Smith resigned, and Derek Cole was appointed as interim. Councilmember Freitas had sought Smith's removal for new council alignment.