Vallejo Police arrested a man after a chase, involving a reported stolen vehicle and a large unregistered firearm, with community and inter-agency assistance.

San José Police arrested a couple for embezzlement and conspiracy, involving theft of funds from a casino. The suspects, Ellen and Mark Mangundayao, allegedly stole chips and cash, with over $85,000 recovered so far.

A serious crash in Santa Rosa injured a family and led to a major investigation, involving a collision between a minivan carrying a family and a city-owned truck.

Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen is donating $9.4 million to upgrade the San Francisco Police Department’s technology, drawing mixed reactions on privacy and oversight.

San Francisco's Fog City restaurant closed permanently on May 30, 2025, ending its 40-year presence in the dining scene, appreciated for its innovative menu and design.

Sutter Delta Medical Center in Antioch introduces the da Vinci 5 robotic system for advanced, minimally invasive surgeries, enhancing patient care in East Contra Costa County.

San José Fire Department contained a 20-acre fire near the airport; no injuries or structural damage reported, traffic restored, and puppies rescued post-incident.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a BMW on Piner Road in California, with the CHP Santa Rosa reporting the incident and requesting information from the public.

Occupants faced intruders during a home burglary in Palo Alto; suspects broke in via rear door but fled without stealing anything and remain at large.

Gunfire in Sunnyvale resulted in an adult male's death; the suspect is known to the victim and remains at large. An investigation is underway, with the public asked to assist.

Congressman Mark DeSaulnier aims to advance over $35 million in projects for Contra Costa and Alameda Counties, focusing on public health, transportation, and sustainability.

A group of teenagers in Fairfield attempted vehicle burglaries, causing local police to respond and apprehend several suspects, with one found carrying a stolen gun.

Santa Clara County files a lawsuit against five Metro by T-Mobile retailers for labor law violations, including wage theft and exploitation of workers.