Walnut Creek police arrested Melvin Kibbee, 43, for attempted murder and firearms offenses after responding to gunfire reports. Kibbee, held on $600,000 bail, knew the victim; no injuries occurred.

Authorities in Sonoma conducted a search warrant in response to an online school threat, ensuring the public that the threat was contained and schools were safe.

CHP thwarted a sideshow on I-80, chasing a Silver BMW at high speeds before using a spike strip for a successful intercept and detaining the occupants.

An officer-involved shooting occurred in San Leandro following a vehicular assault investigation. No injuries were reported, and the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office is investigating.

A man was arrested for a shooting on I-80 in Solano County, California, facing attempted murder and other charges. The CHP found a "ghost gun" during the arrest.

Wayne Shaw, elder brother of rapper Too Short, was killed during a robbery at a marijuana grow house in Oakland. Suspect Maijji Jackson was arrested in connection with the case.

The Oakland Zoo euthanized Sequoia, an 11-year-old wolf, due to health decline, marking his loss with tributes and reflections on his life and legacy.

A vehicle crashed into a Fremont barbershop resulting in minor injuries to one person and the building being red-tagged. The incident is under investigation by Fremont PD.

An 80-year-old man, Robert Charles Brasch, died in a car crash in Mill Valley, possibly due to a medical event before the collision. Investigation is ongoing with a forensic exam planned.

A transient man was arrested in Santa Rosa for attempted kidnapping and other charges after aggressive behavior in a parking lot and threatening people with a broken wine bottle.

A Safeway in Pinole, CA is closing on April 4, with employees to be transferred to nearby stores; the city hopes for a new grocery store to replace it.

Colma Police arrested two shoplifters, Sione Livai and William Montoya, after they fled a store with $129.99 worth of goods and were later identified by a loss prevention officer.

A fire on Mission Street in San Francisco was contained by firefighters who also saved four cats; two people were hospitalized. The cause is under investigation.