The Newark Police Department reported a series of crimes including DUI, theft, and narcotics offenses, leading to multiple arrests over the past week.

A man was arrested in Pacifica after brandishing a blade and threatening violence during a fight; he was subdued by bystanders and faces multiple charges.

San Jose Police arrested Luis Carrillo-Moyeda for allegedly running a narcotics ring, concocting a drug mix known as 'Tusi' or 'Pink Panther', composed of various potent substances.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District supports the EPA's new, stricter standards for air quality, aimed at reducing particulate matter pollution.

The Novato Police Department responded to a man with a BB gun at a gas station, which was mistaken for a real firearm, leading to a police action and a reminder about the dangers of imitation guns.

A deputy was shot during an eviction in Union City; the suspects later found dead in a suspected murder-suicide, ending a standoff. The deputy is recovering.

A study by Home Run Inn revealed Seattle, San Francisco, and Portland lead as America's most pizza-obsessed cities, outpacing traditional hubs like New York and Chicago in Google searches and Yelp ratings.

San Francisco's City Attorney suspends a towing company and its operators for predatory behavior and a welfare fraud scheme. Owners are facing criminal charges.

The Lake Sonoma Steelhead Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary with free, family-friendly environmental activities on February 10 at Milt Brandt Visitor Center.

A man was fatally shot in Vallejo, prompting an investigation by police detectives McDonough and Callison, who are seeking public assistance. This marks the second homicide in the city in 2024.

Vallejo police made two January arrests for illegal firearm possession during routine traffic stops, with drivers found carrying loaded guns in violation of California law.

A man in Petaluma was abducted at gunpoint from his driveway and ordered to drive the suspects after they robbed his home. The police seek tips to identify the masked perpetrators.

Alameda County DA Pamela Price launched ORCA, a specialized unit to tackle organized retail theft, bolstered by $4 million in funding and collaboration with local law enforcement.