The Manzanita Park and Ride Lot in Mill Valley is closing for a week due to high tide flood risks, affecting local commuters' parking and transit routines.

The Vacaville Police Department has arrested four individuals, including two juveniles, for an October shooting that injured a man, now facing charges including conspiracy to commit murder.

Emeryville's Horton Street to close between 53rd and 46th Street on December 19 for PG&E power line removal as part of the Horton undergrounding project.

Firefighters in Contra Costa County responded to a vehicle fire that spread to nearby vegetation, threatening homes. The fire covered 19.8 acres and was contained without damage to structures.

Marcell Battiest was sentenced to 65 years to life in prison for attempted murder and other charges related to a violent act in October 2022 involving a planned robbery in Santa Rosa.

San José Police captured two men accused of a series of high-end burglaries after a coordinated response involving an aerial search and apprehending the suspects on foot.

San Francisco's ban on wood burning during a Spare the Air Alert aims to protect air quality from wood smoke pollution. Repeat offenders of the ban could face fines up to $500.

The FBI's San Francisco division warns of a rise in online scams targeting shoppers this holiday season, highlighting the potential for several types of frauds, including non-delivery and investment scams.

Kenneth Metcalfe was arrested in Kentfield for intending to sell meth and for outstanding warrants, following a COPE-led sting operation near a local school.

A menorah at Lake Merritt vandalized and thrown into the lake, with nearby antisemitic graffiti, leading the Oakland Police to investigate it as a hate crime. Community leaders and groups express outrage and solidarity.

The SFPD arrested a 63-year-old man for a shooting on Geary St. that left one victim severely wounded. He faces severe charges including attempted murder. The investigation continues, with public tips encouraged.

Newark Police sets a DUI checkpoint on December 16 to prevent impaired driving during the holidays, focusing on high-risk areas and educating about driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

San José Police increase patrols in retail areas using a state grant to deter a significant rise in organized retail theft, implementing high-visibility presence and new technologies like ALPR cameras.