A man and his dog were killed by a vehicle in Rohnert Park; the driver cooperated with the police investigation, with poor visibility possibly contributing to the accident.

Bullets flew on a California freeway leaving two kids injured, as detectives are racing to piece together the details of a horrifying drive-by...

Tiffany Li, dubbed the "Hillsborough Heiress," agreed to a $10 million wrongful death settlement for the 2016 killing of her ex-boyfriend, with $5 million each going to their daughters.

Mayor Breed signed legislation for San Francisco to install 400 Automated License Plate Readers as part of a strategy to fight crime, using a $17.3 million grant aimed at reducing retail theft.

The Supreme Court is set to rule on the legality of criminalizing homeless encampments when no shelter is available, a decision with major implications for cities.

A kidnapping case was reported in San José, where Acela Pineda Silva was abducted downtown. The vehicle used was found, but Silva and the suspect remain missing. Police seek public assistance in the urgent search.

A suspect was arrested by South San Francisco Police for child sex abuse linked to an unlicensed day care; the community is urged to report any related information.

Gilroy police arrested a driver for possessing a loaded gun and drugs during a traffic stop, who also had an active warrant and prior felony conviction.

San Jose witnessed its first homicide of the year with a young man killed in a hit and run and shooting. Suspect Mikel McNack was arrested, with police seeking public help in their ongoing investigation.

The Bay Area is expanding its EV charging network with a $30 million federal investment, focusing on providing access in disadvantaged areas and adding ports at local libraries.

TikTok food critic Keith Lee ended his Bay Area tour due to an allergic reaction and concerns about local conditions.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has reduced the number of traps in the commercial Dungeness crab fishery to protect whales, effective January 18, with a 64-hour pre-soak starting January 15.

The Fremont Police Department reported a series of crimes including a silent bank robbery, pharmacy burglary, public disturbance, jewelry scams, a burglary with identity theft elements, hazardous materials incident, and an attempted overpass jump.