Dozens ransacked an Oakland gas station in a flash mob theft, causing an estimated $100,000 loss. Police response was delayed due to a nearby sideshow.

Mary Fong Lau pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter for a crash at a West Portal bus stop, killing a family of four. She was not placed on home detention but had her driving license revoked. Her defense claims it was a sudden loss of control.

California institutes its first permanent water restrictions to combat drought, with fines for noncompliance and a gradual reduction in water supply starting 2027, allowing tailored conservation strategies for urban suppliers.

The Santa Rosa Fire Department responded to a July 4th-related fire caused by illegal fireworks, quickly extinguishing the blaze and preventing major damage or injuries.

The NWS has issued warnings for extreme heat and high wildfire risk in the Bay Area, advising caution and preparedness as temperatures are expected to soar above normal.

Novato unveils Puett Place, providing 24 supportive homes for veterans within a broader affordable housing project, funded by state grants and dedicated to reducing veteran homelessness.

A shooting in Antioch resulted in the death of a man and critical injury to a woman on July 3. The investigation is underway with no suspect identified.

JaJuan Kelly was charged with multiple felonies by the Alameda County DA following the Juneteenth shooting at Lake Merritt, where four were wounded. The DA commended Oakland Police's investigative work.

San Francisco opens all public pools for free to provide respite from a heat wave, as temperatures are expected to soar.

A motorcyclist died in an accident on SR-1 near Santa Rosa after hitting a guardrail. Authorities are investigating the crash and have not released the victim's identity.

San Francisco is experiencing a unique economic trend with wages rising faster than rent, unlike many US cities. However, 38% of the city’s renters still struggle to afford their rent.

A suspect was arrested after a woman died being pushed onto the tracks at BART's Powell Street Station. The investigation continues to determine the motive.

A suspect was arrested in San Ramon for a fraud case involving 38 victims and losses over $400,000 after a long investigation by the Los Altos Police Department.