Two arrested after pepper-spraying Walmart employees and leading police on a chase in Belmont, NC, that ended in a crash and charges for robbery and assault.

Firefighters quickly contained a condo fire in Rohnert Park, saving Christmas gifts and averting further disaster, while sustaining about $100,000 in damages.

Milpitas Police swiftly arrested a suspect who robbed a construction worker at gunpoint, utilizing advanced ALPR technology to trace the stolen car used in the crime.

San Jose resident Ray Garcia, 28, has been arrested for the city's 31st homicide after a woman was found dead with physical trauma inside a Thelma Way residence.

The Fremont Police are searching for Delilah Coats, 14, missing since yesterday and considered at risk due to her mental condition. She was last seen near Fremont Blvd and Sundale Drive.

See's Candies is closing its Embarcadero Center location in San Francisco on Christmas Eve, leaving locals to find their sweets at other city locations.

State troopers seized over 40 pounds of fentanyl in San Francisco, part of an ongoing effort to clean up the Tenderloin neighborhood, involving multiple arrests and firearm recoveries.

A San Rafael man was arrested by Marin County Sheriff's detectives for trying to solicit sex from a minor via WhatsApp and resisting arrest. He was caught at a sting operation after a 13-year-old reported his advances.

Two Alameda police officers arrested a suspect with felony warrants after an alert from an automated license plate reader system led them to the individual's vehicle.

A new escalator at San Francisco's Civic Center BART Station is part of a project to improve downtown transit infrastructure, including 40 escalator overhauls.

Mill Valley announces lane and road closures from December 26-29 for PG&E and MMWD maintenance, impacting travel plans and prompting alternate routes.

The San Francisco Bay Area faces varied weather, including dense fog, a dense fog advisory, and a gale warning. Rain and gusty winds are anticipated post-Christmas with the chance of minor coastal flooding.

Petaluma's holiday lighted bicycle parade begins at 5:30 PM at Aqus Cafe and will feature a route through downtown with rolling street closures managed by local police.