During a traffic stop in Napa County, K-9 "Ruger" detected a significant cocaine stash worth $200,000, leading to the arrest of two men on various drug charges.

Napa Police Department intensifies the search for 77-year-old Paula Jo Garcia who went missing on January 27. Her vehicle was later found; she was discovered deceased with no signs of foul play.

eBay reached a $59 million settlement over claims of violating the Controlled Substances Act by selling pill presses and encapsulating machines that could produce counterfeit drugs.

California Miramar University is opening a new business and tech campus in San Jose's SoFa District, aiming to attract students to Silicon Valley's tech scene.

Early to Rise, a popular breakfast pop-up, secures a permanent location in San Francisco, where it will serve family-style brunch with homemade bagels and a dedicated smoker for meats.

Chef Daniel Morales Vallejo opens his fusion pop-up, Pacifico, in Hayes Valley, San Francisco, offering a menu that blends Colombian, Peruvian, and Asian influences.

Santa Clara County reports a 19% increase in tuberculosis cases in 2023, prompting health officials to urge high-risk individuals to get tested and seek treatment.

Pleasanton Police discovered 64 grams of fentanyl, brass knuckles, and drug paraphernalia at a gas station after a couple claimed they were there to buy donuts.

Redwood City police arrested two men for possessing stolen vehicles after a van linked to them triggered an alert on the police department's camera system.

A traffic stop by Livermore Police on a 2006 Honda Accord led to the arrest of Conner Nevin, 23, for carrying an unregistered Glock and possessing 48 grams of methamphetamine.

A body was found on the BART tracks near Balboa Park Station, causing service disruptions and a temporary station closure. Foul play is not suspected.

Two men, Logan Hixson and Emanuel Santiago Ortiz, were arrested in Benicia for offenses including possession of a controlled substance, resisting an officer, and receiving stolen property, after being flagged by an Automated License Plate Reader.

San Mateo Police set a DUI checkpoint for February 9 on East Hillsdale Boulevard and Saratoga Drive, stressing the importance of road safety and the high costs of driving under the influence.