A fire in East San Jose injured one firefighter and displaced 14 people. The blaze took two hours to contain, and two dogs died. Causes are being investigated.

An estimated 500 vehicles took part in a disruptive sideshow in Vallejo, leading to the arrest of four suspects and the discovery of a 10-foot python left in a Cadillac involved in the event.

The Goodguys 37th West Coast Nationals car show at Alameda County Fairgrounds features over 3,000 classic vehicles and numerous family-friendly activities.

The Oakland Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating two missing girls, Keren Corea and Angelina Carrillo.

San Francisco School Board President Lainie Motamedi resigns, citing personal health reasons. Mayor Breed appoints education veteran Phil Kim to fill the seat. Kim brings expertise in STEM and is committed to inclusive education.

A man died after an altercation in Pittsburg, with suspect Billy Ray Darby, Jr. charged with murder and held without bail. Authorities seek more information on the incident.

The Alameda Fire Department responded to a gas leak caused by a construction crew hitting a pipe, issuing a shelter-in-place for nearby businesses and successfully containing the leak without injuries.

A man was arrested by South San Francisco Police for burglary and narcotics offenses after being caught trespassing at a construction site on Dubuque Avenue.

A Richmond Police trainee officer discovered a large stash of drugs and cash during a routine traffic stop, including marijuana, ecstasy pills, morphine, and oxycodone.

San Leandro Police arrested a suspect for armed robbery and shooting at a 7-Eleven, based on details from a Nixle report.

Two individuals were arrested by the CHP following a freeway shooting that resulted in a vehicle fire in San Leandro, with the suspects now facing felony charges.

Union City police have arrested multiple suspects for a spree of commercial burglaries on Kohoutek Way, using key evidence like surveillance footage and a stolen red Chevrolet Colorado.

San Francisco's Sue Bierman Park hosts free performances of "The Tempest," as part of efforts to revitalize the Embarcadero area with cultural events. Mayor Breed supports the initiative to make the city a dynamic 24/7 destination.