Novato man, Timmothy Jason Pisani, was arrested by Marin County detectives for possessing child sexual abuse material after a seven-month investigation initiated by a cyber tip.

During a traffic stop in Fairfield, Officer Swoyer discovered three loaded firearms in a vehicle, leading to the arrest of Ashley Brulez on multiple weapons charges.

Rain is anticipated in San Francisco over the holiday season, with increased totals in the North Bay region, according to the NWS. Warnings for wet roads and a Coastal Flood Advisory have been issued.

Garrett Doty was acquitted of all charges in the alleged assault of former San Francisco fire commissioner, after the jury accepted his self-defense claim.

Two boys, aged 12 and 13, were killed in a hit and run in Antioch. The incident occurred at W. 6th and G Street. The driver fled, and the police are investigating.

An armed robbery at Petaluma Village Premium Outlets forced victims to hand over valuables. Police search for a masked male suspect who escaped after the incident.

Novato's Pioneer Park has upgraded to an inclusive playground with adaptive equipment and safety features, supported by community funding and recognized nationally for its accessibility.

San Mateo County urges residents to get COVID-19 shots amid disparities in vaccination rates across communities, providing free vaccines through various programs.

Bird lovers in the East Bay participated in the 82nd Oakland Christmas Bird Count, contributing to conservation efforts while also fostering community and inclusivity in birding.

Oakley Police search for a silver 2015 Toyota Camry involved in a fatal hit-and-run, urging public help to locate it. The suspect, Timmy Hudson, is in custody but the car is missing.

The South San Francisco Police Department announced that Osiel Cota, a missing non-verbal man with special needs who was last seen at Orange Memorial Park, was now located.

Windsor PD announces DUI checkpoint operation on December 30th, with help from partnering agencies, to deter impaired driving during holiday festivities.

The San Francisco OLSE secured over $21 million in 2023 for labor rights, providing restitution to more than 14,000 workers through 400 resolved cases.