Thieves used a stolen vehicle to break into a Sunnyvale jewelry store, then fled with stolen goods, leaving one injured. No arrests made; investigation continues.

A Santa Rosa man was arrested for multiple weapons violations after accidentally discharging a shotgun in his home and attempting to flee from police.

A shooting on Terrace View Avenue in Antioch wounded one man; police provided aid and are investigating. The victim's injuries are non-life-threatening. Witnesses are urged to contact authorities.

San Francisco expects typical morning fog and a marine layer, with a chance of dry thunderstorms in the North Bay, and steady temperatures leading to a cooling trend later in the week.

San Rafael plans a new park and transportation upgrades, allocating $500,000 for land at 620 Canal Street, with additional funding and collaboration from various partners.

Stanford University plans to cut $140 million from its 2025-26 budget due to increased endowment taxes and lower federal research support, leading to staff layoffs.

A driver died in a fiery car crash in Walnut Creek when their vehicle hit a tree. Police arrived quickly to the scene and are investigating the cause. They seek information from the public.

The East Bay Regional Park District issued a coyote advisory noting increased encounters during pup-rearing season, advising calm and alertness, and giving tips to safely coexist with coyotes.

Luis Alvarado was arrested in Angwin, CA, after a 7-hour standoff with deputies following a domestic disturbance and firing at officers. He faces charges including attempted murder. No injuries were reported.

The San Jose Police Department seized over 1,300 pounds of illegal fireworks from a storage unit and arrested Javier Martinez on multiple felony charges.

San Francisco Police arrested 97 individuals during a large enforcement operation targeting fugitives and drug markets, with 79 arrests being warrant-related.

Two men were arrested for a high-speed boat chase in Discovery Bay Marina, facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon, criminal threats, and vandalism.

San Mateo County Superior Court warns of increased jury duty scams seeking money or personal info from locals, urging residents to report incidents to law enforcement and court services.