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.

An unhoused man stole $2,000 in goods from a Colma store on Christmas Eve and was arrested after fleeing by bicycle.

After nearly 50 years, Dino's Family Restaurant in Fremont is closing, with the owners expressing gratitude to patrons and looking forward to new ventures in the space.

San Francisco Fire Department and Police rescued an individual who intentionally entered the Bay near Pier 30/32. The person was saved by Rescue Boat 35 and is now receiving medical care.

San Jose Police raided an illegal casino and brothel, arresting five and seizing weapons, drugs, and cash. Survivors at the site were aided, highlighting ongoing efforts against crime networks.

The Oakland City Council supports safe overnight parking for the vehicle homeless population by backing faith-based group initiatives and allocating $450,000 in city funds.

Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao rejected the current police chief candidates, necessitating a new search by the Police Commission, following former chief Armstrong's firing over a misconduct scandal.

San Francisco Baykeeper sues the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to protect the endangered longfin smelt fish species in the San Francisco Bay area.

Rohnert Park Police and Fire are enforcing DUI checks over New Year's, with a recent stop of a woman with a .18 BAC. They urge the public to report drunk drivers and choose safe transportation.

An elderly person was critically injured in a San Leandro house fire; the incident also displaced two others and two dogs. Firefighters contained the blaze and rescued the victim. Cause of the fire is under investigation.

Brentwood Police arrested Agustin Martinez for vehicle burglary after the victim called in with a suspect description. Martinez, with a history of similar offenses, was detained near the scene and taken to Martinez Detention Facility.

A man was charged with vandalism in Paradise, CA, for graffiti and resisted arrest. He wore a hoodie saying "graffiti is fun," matching surveillance footage. Released on bail, police seek other victims.

The U.S. Coast Guard and North County Fire Authority rescued a surfer off Linda Mar Beach amid hazardous conditions and a High Surf Warning on the California coast.