A person suffering from possible hypothermia at Black Sands Beach was rescued by CHP after a coordinated effort with local fire crews and the National Park Service.

A BART train derailed near Orinda station, causing no injuries but leading to station closures and commuter delays. Service was restored the following day.

California law requires cyclists to obey the same road rules as vehicles, mandates bike specifications, helmets for riders under 18, proper lighting, and prohibits the sale of non-compliant bicycles.

Technical issues have disabled Redwood City Police Department's normal emergency lines. Residents are advised to call 911 for emergencies and use 650-780-7100 for non-urgent matters.

The Bay Area faces a Dense Fog Advisory, sneaker wave risk, and incoming rain system, prompting officials to advise caution on roads and beaches as well as preparation for the new weather events.

A New Year's Eve sideshow in Vallejo escalated with three cars on fire and gunshots. The police and fire department contained the mayhem and reminded the public of severe penalties for those involved.

Hayward police are investigating an early New Year's Eve homicide where a man was found shot and later declared dead at Skywest Drive and Sueirro Street; no arrests have been made.

One person died in a four-vehicle collision on Byron Highway, involving a head-on crash between a Silverado and a Kia. The Kia driver was fatally injured, and the Silverado driver was airlifted to the hospital.

The eastbound lane of Mines Road at Mile Marker 6.50 in Alameda will close starting January 3, 2024, due to pavement issues, with a two-way traffic control system in place.

Police in Cotati responded to a supposed break-in at Cafe Salsa, only to find an intoxicated man on the roof. He was safely removed with help from firefighters and arrested for public intoxication.

Police in Napa subdued a man alleged to be threatening violence; he resisted arrest causing disruption and minor officer injuries. He had out-of-state warrants.

The NWS has issued warnings for high surf and coastal flooding in San Francisco, with potential for severe beach conditions and waves up to 40 feet. Residents are urged to stay safe and avoid the water.

Two San Francisco fire vehicles collided en route to an emergency, injuring three firefighters and involving three civilian cars. The SFPD's Traffic Unit is investigating the incident.