A man and a boy drowned at Cowell Ranch State Beach while trying to rescue the boy from a riptide; despite rescue efforts, both were pronounced deceased.

Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office arrests a suspect for stealing over $11,000 in goods from Target by switching price tags and selling the items online.

In Southwest Berkeley, a woman was fatally stabbed and two men seriously injured; no arrests have been made yet. The typically peaceful community is shaken.

San Pablo PD's K-9 unit apprehended a DUI suspect found with a loaded gun, with a previous felony conviction, marking the team's third such seizure recently.

A teen involved in a fatal street racing crash that killed the parents of twins in Redwood City was sentenced to house arrest and electronic monitoring.

CHP seeks public tips on a fatal freeway shooting near San Jose that killed a man, initially thought to be crash-related, later discovered to have a gunshot wound.

Colma Police arrested 38-year-old Marcus Montalvo for shoplifting and possessing a fake ID after a theft on Colma Boulevard. A $40,000 arrest warrant escalated charges to felony theft.

A Dublin man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for causing over $400,000 in damages by uploading "dummy" data to his former employer's computer systems.

K9 Murph was shot during an arrest in Vacaville, CA, and has recovered after surgery. Darren Crail, the armed suspect, faces charges including harm to a police dog.

An expired sticker led San Mateo police to arrest Daniel Caballero after finding meth and a pipe in his vehicle. He had prior convictions and now faces multiple charges.

Two vehicles collided in SF's Mission District, with one crashing into the Dovre Club, causing structural damage. Both drivers had minor injuries, and the investigation is ongoing.

A suspect is sought in a fatal hit-and-run in Antioch that killed a woman. It occurred January 14; details are scarce and the investigation is ongoing.

The Alameda County DA’s Office is enhancing efforts against labor trafficking and worker exploitation with a $335,935 grant, collaborating with various agencies and educating the community.