San Pablo Police arrested two intoxicated women after a car chase involving drunk driving, seat switching, and escape attempts foiled by spike strips.

A new food hall featuring Almanac Beer Co. is set to open in West Oakland, aimed at enhancing local food culture and community ties in a historic 1923 building.

Campbell Police seek public aid to identify a man who sucker punched someone on San Tomas Aquino Road and was photographed by the victim during the chase.

General Motors has opened a new technology hub in Mountain View, hiring local talent to innovate in electric and connected vehicles, while still producing combustion engine models.

Two men were arrested in San Francisco for armed robberies tied to fake car sales on an online marketplace, according to the San Francisco Police Department.

Sonoma County Sheriff's Office captures Fernando Lugo-Garcia, a suspect in a two-year-old's murder, with aid from multiple units emphasizing inter-agency cooperation.

Three Virginia men were arrested in San Mateo for running a roofing scam targeting elderly residents, involving two sham companies. They face charges including elder theft and conspiracy.

An Oakland woman was arrested for stealing a taco truck and found by police wearing an apron and eating the food inside. She confessed, citing hunger as her motive.

The Benicia Police Department arrested two individuals for separate crimes, including possession of a stolen bicycle, firearms, drugs, and other charges after a series of incidents.

Police in Rio Vista, CA, arrested a 57-year-old man after finding his 78-year-old mother deceased at home. The incident appears to be isolated with no ongoing community threat.

A traffic stop in Petaluma led to the arrest of two individuals for felony warrants and gun charges after California Highway Patrol discovered a concealed firearm.

A San Lorenzo man has been charged with double homicide after the bodies of two women were found in a home on Dermody Avenue. He was arrested in Kansas and will be extradited to California.

Sonoma County bans e-cigarette and flavored tobacco sales in unincorporated areas to curb teen vaping, with new face-to-face sale requirements at licensed shops and environmental benefits noted.