Napa County firefighters extinguished a truck fire off Kreuse Canyon Road, preventing it from spreading to nearby vegetation. No injuries were reported.

San Jose Police arrested a suspect after a woman was found dead, leading to a standoff and a homicide investigation.

Firefighters evacuated 50 residents from Senior Terrace in Oakley, CA, after a sewage leak prompted a power shutdown. No one was trapped in the elevator, and residents who were relocated to a local hotel await repairs and cleanup.

A Millbrae man was arrested for hitting a woman with his car and fleeing the scene; she is critically injured, and the intersection was briefly closed for investigation.

Richmond Police are asking for public help to find missing 16-year-old Makayla Wickiser, last seen on 23rd St and Macdonald Ave, with identifiable tattoos.

James Xiong, an escaped prisoner from a Solano County camp, was apprehended in Monterey with the aid of local police and CDCR agents using a taser and physical force.

Santa Rosa police detained a juvenile and an adult after finding a loaded handgun and a knife at Andy's Unity Park. The juvenile faces multiple felony charges and had an outstanding warrant.

Belmont Police investigate a homicide after a 27-year-old man was fatally shot. No suspects have been identified, and the public is asked to provide information.

A man in Campbell, California, identified as Nicholas Hosteter, was arrested for elder abuse and assaulting an officer following community tip-offs and his surrender to police.

The Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco has lost its AZA accreditation amidst financial and management concerns, but hopes to resolve issues for re-entry.

Fairfield Police Department's Special Operations Team exposed illicit drug and firearm transactions at The Field Gift Shop, leading to the seizure of drugs, stolen firearms, and preparation for potential business closure.

Santa Clara County is planning pest-control measures to eradicate the invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in East San José, which can carry serious viruses.

An El Sobrante man has been charged with fraud for allegedly stealing over $1.1 million in COVID-19 relief funds by claiming non-existent employees and businesses.