A semi-truck caught fire on I-80 near Pomona Street, leading to lane closures and the involvement of CHP and CFD. There were no injuries, and traffic was redirected through Crockett.

Brentwood authorities request public help to identify a stabbing suspect from a June 25 incident. The non-fatal attack occurred on Brentwood Boulevard at 7:15 PM. The police released a surveillance photo and are accepting anonymous tips.

Police in Petaluma apprehended William Vierra for retail theft at a local Target, recovering stolen goods and addressing his breach of supervision terms.

Two San Franciscans face multiple felony charges following an armed robbery in the Mission District; Gonzales-Vancorner is held without bail while Reyes was released.

Fatal collision on Old Adobe Road involves a BMW and a tree, with one dead and a passenger injured; the driver of an unharmed Cadillac was unhurt. CHP Santa Rosa seeks witnesses.

San Francisco secures a conviction against Michael Dunn for making violent threats at a housing complex, reinforcing the city's stance against such behavior.

The SFPD arrested two suspects, Favian Gonzales Vancorner and Ana Reyes, both 19, for an armed robbery on Valencia Street, recovering firearms during their arrest and subsequent searches.

The article reports on a fatal head-on collision on River Road in Santa Rosa, resulting in one death and injuries, and mentions CHP's investigation and a call for public information.

The California Highway Patrol issued a Silver Alert for missing Hongwei Yan, a 68-year-old man from San Leandro, and urges public assistance in locating him.

San Mateo County is set to launch the new CARE Court program on July 1 for those with untreated serious mental illness, ahead of California's deadline.

Hillsborough Police report a surge in vehicle thefts, with four stolen in a day, and urge residents to secure their cars and assist with the investigation.

UC officials have declined Mayor Breed's proposal for a new UC campus in downtown San Francisco, citing financial constraints and lack of state funding.

Activists rallied for Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's resignation, criticizing her actions on budget and public safety amid an FBI raid. Thao's lawyer stated she isn't the probe's target and will respond soon.