Vacaville Police recovered a stolen vehicle and resolved a liquor theft tied to two suspects, Montaje Lewis and Desiree Turner, after linking both incidents to the recovered car.

Two died in a car accident in Fremont after their vehicle hit a tree at high speed, marking the city's fourteenth fatal road collision of the year. The Fremont Police are investigating the incident.

California's UCETF seized over $19 million in illegal cannabis and products in the Bay Area, with coordinated operations in Oakland and Hayward to support the legal market and protect consumers.

CHP initiated a high-speed chase that ended with a search in Rohnert Park. With K9 help, both suspects who fled on foot were detained, confirming the close coordination between agencies and the K9 unit in law enforcement efforts.

Detective Kelsea Nelson from the Santa Rosa Police Department was honored in Savannah, Georgia for using the NCIC database to solve a child endangerment case.

Thea Hopkins, 44, from San Francisco, faces charges for two separate assaults in the Bayview area, with one being an attack on an elderly woman. She pleaded not guilty and awaits a December court hearing.

California CEO John Comeau pleads guilty to not paying over $1 million in employment taxes owed to the IRS, with potential sentencing including prison and fines.

The Fillmore Safeway in San Francisco is closing on February 7 due to safety concerns, including theft and nearby crime, despite efforts by the community and city officials to keep it open.

A gas leak in downtown Oakland led to evacuations and traffic disruptions, which were resolved by the evening with PG&E and first responders' quick actions.

Royl Roberts has become the interim district attorney of Alameda County following Pamela Price's recall. He aims to manage the DA's office effectively until a new DA is elected in November 2026, focusing on operations over courtroom prosecution.

CHP officers in Hayward arrested two persons after a traffic stop for a mechanical violation led to the discovery of a firearm, drugs, and outstanding warrants.

Veronica Katz was sentenced to two years for health care fraud involving her home health agency, including a fraud scheme and encouraging an employee to lie to the FBI.

Telecommunications company Frontier settled for $3.5 million over hazardous waste violations in California, agreeing to revamp waste management practices at its facilities.