SFPD announces 218 arrests in 30 days to combat crime on 6th Street, focusing on drugs and other offenses, as part of a larger enforcement initiative.

Pacifica police arrested Adam Hagan for DUI after a collision on SR-35. The public is urged to report drunk driving and aid the ongoing investigation.

San José Police arrested five suspects, including the Gonzalez brothers, in connection to a gang-related shooting on Dubert Lane. Multiple firearms were seized during the investigation.

Gilroy Police seek help identifying a suspect from a recent armed robbery at the Garlic Farm Center, providing detailed descriptions of the man and urging public assistance.

A parolee led Oakley police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle, resulting in a collision and injuries. The suspect, Joseph McDonald, was arrested following the incident.

A DUI suspect in Hercules was arrested after a car crash, foot chase, and discovery of an unregistered firearm, following a struggle with and tasing by police.

Hearst Corp. is acquiring the 450 Sansome Street tower to facilitate the temporary relocation of its San Francisco Chronicle and SFGate offices. This acquisition supports its strategic initiatives in the broader 5M development project.

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.