Antioch Police respond to a shootout and rollover incident on Sycamore Drive and L Street, with further reports of shots fired on Auto Center Drive. No injuries reported as the investigation continues.

Marin County is launching the CARE Court program on December 1 to address severe mental illnesses through collaborative and comprehensive care plans, integrating housing support and substance abuse therapy.

Two men accepted plea deals for a fatal shootout in an East Palo Alto park, with sentences of about eight years each. A child's cellphone recording was key evidence.

San Francisco police used new tech tools, including drones and public safety cameras, to arrest Taji Muhammed for theft at a Walgreens. The suspect was charged with several crimes.

A Red Flag Warning has been issued by NWS San Francisco for the Bay Area due to critical fire weather, with strong winds and dry conditions. Additional advisories caution against hazardous marine and wind conditions.

The Brentwood Police seek help to identify a suspect in a burglary at Isaac Montanez School on October 6 and 7, 2024, requesting any information from the public.

Livermore police arrested Maria Shields, 64, during a traffic stop where they discovered methamphetamine, stolen property, and an outstanding warrant. She was booked into the Santa Rita Jail.

Police arrested a man dressed in construction gear for being a felon in possession of pepper spray after raising suspicion in a San Mateo neighborhood.

San Francisco Police declared a man dead at a 7th Street building and later arrested Sergii Sakhno for his homicide, among other charges. The investigation remains active.

Bay Area counties have reinstated mask mandates in healthcare settings from November 1st through March 31st, 2025, to prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses.

A brawl involving 20 youths in Petaluma left one juvenile seriously injured. Police are investigating and calling for witnesses to provide information.

The NWS San Francisco warns of high waves at beaches and upcoming fire weather inland, with rain turning to strong winds. Mariners and flyers are alerted to possible hazards.

Lyft Inc. was fined $2.1 million by the Justice Department and FTC for misleading drivers about potential earnings and is subject to a permanent injunction to prevent future deceptive practices.