A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at Treat Boulevard and Navaronne Way in Concord, prompting police to close the road temporarily. The road has since reopened, but the pedestrian's condition is unknown.

A DUI arrest was made in Pacifica after a man crashed his car and was found with signs of intoxication along with an extremely intoxicated woman nearby.

A child died and an adult was arrested for DUI and manslaughter following a solo vehicle accident on SR-4 near Martinez, where a Honda CR-V hit a tree.

A shooting in Antioch left a 29-year-old man dead, with the suspect, a 40-year-old Concord man, arrested by Antioch and Brentwood Police. Public cooperation aided the swift apprehension.

A fatal collision on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge resulted in one death and the CHP closing the westbound lanes, leading to significant traffic delays.

The Bay Area anticipates stormy weather with two rounds of rainfall and possible thunderstorms, as gusty winds and heavy rain are expected into Monday.

California braces for a series of strong storms fueled by atmospheric rivers, bringing rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds to the state, with potential urban flooding and power outages.

Petaluma Police arrested 24 individuals in a DUI checkpoint operation, with officers screening 443 vehicles. The operation aimed to reduce DUI-related incidents.

Walnut Creek police investigate a homicide on Camino Verde Circle after a suspicious death call, seeking public tips and updating through social media.

Police in Sunnyvale detained three gang members after recovering a stolen PG&E truck, thwarting potential crimes. The suspects, two on parole, were arrested and a hidden gun was found.

Santa Rosa Police conducted a DUI checkpoint, arresting two for DUI and others for various offenses including driving without a license. The checkpoint is part of efforts to curb impaired driving.

An Oakland man pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle guns and night vision scopes to Oman; his wife also pleaded guilty to lying during the probe. They face sentencing on March 22, 2024.

California CEO Robert Hienekamp pleaded guilty to failing to pay over $800,000 in employment taxes for his firm, facing potential jail time and penalties.