Santa Rosa Police arrested Duston Voorhes for possessing illegal weapons and narcotics after a routine traffic stop.

The Lakeville Highway reopened after cleanup from a semi-truck's diesel spill, caused by an early morning collision with an unknown object. Traffic was rerouted but returned to normal by 11:15 a.m.

The R3 Hotel in Guerneville, a beloved LGBTQ+ resort, is on sale for $4.6 million. Owners aim to find buyers who will maintain its community significance and legacy.

A 17-year-old was arrested for having a loaded gun, and his adult accomplice was charged with providing false identification after a Windsor, CA traffic stop by police.

San José Police Department arrested Marco Iniquez Jr. for a 2016 homicide, following efforts by Santa Clara County's Cold Case Team. The stabbing victim was found back in 2016, and Iniquez's recent arrest has reignited hopes for justice.

The Bay Area faces an Excessive Heat Watch with predicted triple-digit temperatures in interior regions, cooler coastal areas, and risks to health, infrastructure, and maritime safety.

Christopher Romero, 44, was arrested by Pacifica Police for negligently discharging a firearm during a domestic disturbance. No injuries occurred, and he was booked into San Mateo County Jail.

San Francisco's Yohan Murillo-Medina was sentenced to 32 months in prison for possessing and intending to distribute drugs in the Tenderloin after pleading guilty.

East Bay Regional Park District Police stopped a suspected intoxicated driver, who was also a convicted felon, in possession of an unregistered, loaded weapon on Highway 24. The driver faces DUI and felony firearm charges.

A suspect was arrested for stealing and cashing over $150,000 in checks from the Novato Unified School District.

Pacifica Police, after a welfare check, searched for a missing individual and found a body on a beach. The deceased's identity and the cause of the incident are under investigation.

A wildfire near Newark, California was tackled by several fire departments, halting train service and burning 34 acres before being contained. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The Fremont Police are concluding their investigation of a fatal shooting at a drug store, with the injured victim now stable. They will soon present their findings to the DA's office.