Hayward Police seek community help to solve the unsolved homicide of Erick Portillo from August 2023, releasing video footage of suspects and encouraging tips to their hotline.

San Francisco received a $1 million grant to transform a 2-mile road into a park, with plans for environmental restoration and recreational space. This follows voter-approved Proposition K, despite traffic concerns from some residents.

Conor Johnston, former aide to Mayor London Breed, is considered for the District 2 Supervisor seat, prompting concerns over potential divisiveness within City Hall.

Felony charges are filed against two individuals for vehicle theft and a high-speed chase in Concord that resulted in a collision and traffic disruption.

Three men were arrested in San Mateo County for a roofing scam targeting the elderly, involving overcharging and incomplete work under fraudulent company names.

A child in California with a mild suspected case of H5N1 bird flu is recovering, with the risk of transmission deemed low by the CDC. No additional H5N1 cases were found in close contacts.

A 10-year-old girl in Antioch, Aliyah, thwarted a carjacking while her mom was at a florist, punching the intruder and forcing him to flee. The police commended her bravery.

The SFPD arrested Roger Ortiz and two others for narcotics trafficking in a coordinated crackdown, seizing drugs, cash, and arresting them on various charges.

A suspect has been arrested for a series of non-fatal stabbings in San Lorenzo, with the Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeking additional information from the public.

A San Francisco man was convicted of carjacking an Uber driver and leading a high-speed chase, with support from law enforcement and a successful trial prosecution.

A SWAT team and U.S. Secret Service agents arrested a man following a standoff in a normally quiet Martinez neighborhood during a federal warrant service.

The SF Eagle Bar in San Francisco was burglarized by two men with inside access, resulting in the loss of $25,000 and affecting the LGBTQ+ community it serves.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office is seeking new leads in the 1976 cold case murder of 83-year-old Estelle Pike, found dead in a convalescent hospital. An unidentified male remains a person of interest.