As Bay Area homebuyers face the stark reality of a $10,000-a-month mortgage, new reports reveal the increasing challenge of affording a home in the United States as a whole.

As license plate recognition technology advances, officers successfully apprehend the individual driving a stolen vehicle in Sacramento. Flock cameras offer law enforcement a new tool in aiding crime prevention and solving cases.

Two individuals were apprehended by Milpitas Police after a call from a security officer in a gated community, reporting suspicious activity. The duo was allegedly attempting to steal copper. They are now in custody.

Following a brief pursuit on I-680, police officers in Pleasanton, California, recover a stolen vehicle, arrest two individuals, and seize a loaded, unregistered firearm and fake IDs.

Jose Terra was charged with six felonies for domestic violence yesterday. The Alameda County District Attorney's Office reiterates its commitment to tackle domestic violence.

In a recent incident in Palo Alto, police safely apprehended a suspect with a loaded illegal firearm. The suspect needed medical attention during the investigation for narcotic use.

As federal support for anti-hunger programs decreases, San Francisco-Marin Food Bank announces a gradual wind-down of pandemic response programs, shifting to pre-pandemic food distribution methods, and focusing on addressing the root causes of hunger.

As the Bay Area issues its seventh Spare the Air Alert for smog tomorrow, it raises concerns over the impact on residents' health and invites discussions on the significance of tackling the air pollution crisis.

Oakland International Airport (OAK) will welcome Sun Country Airlines with a seasonal OAK-MSP route for summer travel, providing new opportunities for travelers in both regions.

San Rafael man, Kenry Rodas-Reyes, receives jail time for felony auto fraud case, highlighting the importance of vigilance in combating insurance fraud in Marin County.

San Francisco takes a stand against street vending on Mission Street, citing concerns over stolen goods, public safety, and the impact on local businesses.

Daniel Seferino Ramirez, a 35-year-old Windsor resident, was arrested for driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content nearly 2.5 times the legal limit after causing a vehicle collision on Starr Road.

Originally reported as a 5.7M earthquake, official updates now have the quake rated as 4.1-magnitude with an epicenter near Isleton and Bethel Island in Sacramento County.