A severe car crash at 6th and Harrison in San Francisco resulted in multiple injuries and one fatality, with intoxication as a possible factor. A suspect is detained, and SFPD seeks community tips.

An automated cell phone alert led San Rafael Police to a DUI crash near Dominican University, resulting in the driver's arrest after sustaining minor injuries.

Alcatraz ferry workers' union, after a long negotiation period and strikes, secured a tentative labor contract that could see significant wage increases.

A beloved Starbucks at 99 Jackson Street in San Francisco, considered a "community clubhouse," is set to close, despite the community's efforts to save it.

Three Hollister High School students died in a collision near Gilroy; they were identified as Anzhel Villegas-Lemus, Victor Lujan, and Brandon Alarcon. A fourth student and another driver are in critical condition.

Vallejo police investigate a stabbing incident that left one man dead despite EMS efforts. Authorities seek community help in the first homicide of 2025.

Matthew Muller pleads guilty to home invasion sexual assaults from 2009, with a life sentence for each count, concluding a crime spree including the 2015 Vallejo kidnapping.

The Fremont Police are searching for Samantha Carranza-Gomez and her daughter, Zaida, last seen in a motorhome on Christy Street. The public is asked to help.

San Francisco's Director of Health, Dr. Grant Colfax, has decided to resign after nearly six years in the role. His tenure saw significant health crises managed, including Covid-19 and the fentanyl epidemic.

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.