An armed robbery at the Streets of Brentwood shopping center led to the detention of four juvenile suspects by Brentwood and Oakley PD, with charges including robbery and conspiracy.

Vallejo Police investigate a shooting incident on Sawyer Street that left a juvenile critically wounded, with no suspects arrested yet and a call for public assistance.

Hayward voters approved Measure K1, extending a half-cent sales tax for 20 years, with 83% in favor, funding city services and infrastructure projects.

Alameda County has agreed to negotiate the sale of its share in the Oakland Coliseum Complex to the African American Sports and Entertainment Group, aiming to revitalize the area with a $5 billion development plan.

Santa Clara County has agreed to buy Regional Medical Center in East San José from HCA Healthcare for $150 million, aiming to restore services and integrate it into the SCVH system.

Meta Platforms Inc. announces a 5% workforce reduction, with layoffs starting February 10th, as part of a company-wide performance management initiative to increase efficiency.

San Francisco police quickly detained a suspect after a MUNI bus was shot at in Mission Bay, with no injuries reported and the suspect facing multiple charges.

Arthur Gonzales steps in as Vallejo's Interim Fire Chief, succeeding Frank Drayton, and brings with him years of experience within the Vallejo Fire Department.

A man was arrested for vandalism after a standoff on Campbell's water tower. Police strategy avoided escalation, resulting in a safe arrest following community vigilance.

Two individuals were arrested by San José Police for a July 2024 armed robbery; firearms were found at one suspect's home. The search for three more suspects continues.

The Pacifica Police report a DUI incident with no injuries involving Ginger Grochowski, who was arrested after failing sobriety tests and hitting a parked car.

A two-alarm fire at a San Jose house was extinguished by firefighters, with all occupants safe and no injuries reported. Traffic and local VTA services were disrupted.

The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office arrested a suspect, Francesca Iancu, for her role in a multi-county theft ring, involving fake EBT cards and the theft of baby formula.