A nonprofit plans to build a 70-unit affordable housing development for low-income seniors on the former site of a Big Lots store in San Francisco, including a park and retail space.

The Pittsburg Police Department seized a ghost gun during a traffic stop and engaged in community outreach with a K9 program at a local school, demonstrating a balance of enforcement and community relations.

San Pablo Police arrested 24 individuals, recovered six stolen cars, and seized items connected to criminal activities, while also solving cases in collaboration with nearby agencies.

Fairfield Police arrested two young men for drug and weapons charges after a routine vehicle stop revealed an AR pistol, a handgun, and various drugs.

The Office of Diversion and Reentry Services in Santa Clara County helps formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society to reduce recidivism.

The San Francisco DA launches a public awareness campaign to educate Chinese women about blessing scams, emphasizing prevention and legal action against perpetrators.

A small plane was found abandoned on a beach in Half Moon Bay; it was stolen from Palo Alto airport by Luiz Gustavo Aires, who was arrested and now faces theft charges. The incident remains under investigation.

A "mystery illness" has led to over 150 cases of gastrointestinal symptoms on the Queen Victoria cruise ship, with increased sanitation measures in place.

The Oakland Police Department is asking for public assistance in locating a damaged black Lexus ES 350 linked to a fatal daytime shooting on January 13. The investigation is ongoing.

A victim survived a shooting in Daly City in December. After an investigation, suspects from Daly City and San Francisco were arrested on January 11, 2024, and face serious charges.

Redwood City's House of Humor costume shop is closing due to a lost lease, with the owner Mark Greenbaum hoping to find a new location and reopen by summer.

An erroneously freed inmate, Heriberto Avila, was re-apprehended on the same day by San Mateo County deputies, prompting an internal review of the slip-up.

BART Deputy Chief of Police caught a juvenile with over $2,000 worth of stolen items from Target while on duty riding the train near San Leandro Station.