Elias David Arcilla was arrested in Napa County for possessing over 600 child pornography images and attempting to engage with a minor for a sexual offense.

The San Francisco Rec and Park Department, with volunteers and partners, launches a dune replanting project at Ocean Beach to combat erosion and climate change effects.

Oscar Jonesy, a 43-year-old male gorilla at San Francisco Zoo, died unexpectedly after a medical procedure despite revival efforts. His death affects the zoo's gorilla troop dynamics, and the cause awaits necropsy results.

BART organized a "speed dating/friend making" event on a train for adults aged 18-35, which quickly filled its 200 available spots. The event includes a ride and activities to facilitate connections.

A man named Michael Watson has been charged with indecent exposure and child molesting in San Francisco's Castro District, targeting middle-school students.

San Quentin staff joined a memorial run by the Alameda County Sheriff's Academy to honor late Oakland Officer Jordan Wingate, who died in the line of duty.

Albany police arrested a man with felony warrants and seized a "ghost gun" with loaded magazines. The arrest occurred after a foot chase and highlighted concerns about untraceable firearms.

Emergency crews rescued two trapped individuals from a landslide on Deer Trail Court in Santa Rosa; nearby homes were evacuated or red-tagged due to instability.

Izzy's Steaks & Chops in San Francisco announces its reopening on February 12th after renovations, with an updated menu and refreshed spaces, maintaining its classic charm.

CHP Oakland arrested a BMW X6 driver for speeding over 120 mph, who crashed and was found with a gun and drugs.

Two burglars were arrested by the Santa Clara Police after a months-long investigation linked them to a series of thefts at apartment complex storage units.

Fairfield police investigate the death of Joshua Costan from a gunshot wound, considering accidental or homicidal causes, in the city's first homicide of the year.

Former MDUSD employee Eric Rego is charged with mail fraud for defrauding the school district of $3.3 million through fake invoices for electronic devices.