Concord Police seek the public's help via social media to identify a "porch pirate" caught on camera stealing a package containing items for a sick child.

San Francisco Police arrested Haleem Williams for suspected MDMA sales after buy-bust operations near Golden Gate Park and seized drugs and a ghost gun.

Zoe Rosenberg, an animal rights activist, will be under house arrest after her early release from jail for her involvement in a poultry farm protest and her activism with Direct Action Everywhere. Her case has gained attention and sparked debate.

Livermore police conducted a DUI checkpoint, arresting two drivers, with support from Pleasanton PD, MADD, and volunteers. They emphasize the importance of preventing impaired driving and public safety.

A repeat offender, Eyobell Solomon, was arrested in Santa Rosa for possession of controlled substances for sale and attempting to bring drugs into jail.

Santa Rosa Police seized about a kilogram of fentanyl during a routine traffic stop, leading to the arrest of Fabian Chavez-Carranza on narcotics charges.

After school closures and staff reductions, Sonoma Valley Unified’s first interim report projects a much stronger general‑fund balance and new reserve policy. Trustees still warn the gains aren’t guaranteed.

The San Francisco Police Department tackled retail crime in the South of Market area, resulting in 104 arrests and citations for theft and narcotics offenses.

Two more suspects, Jamieon Miller and Wesley Miller, were arrested in connection to a violent robbery at Kim Hung Jewelry that injured an 88-year-old owner.

Planetary Ventures sold a 1.45-acre Sunnyvale parcel at 494 S. Bernardo Ave. to an affiliate of California Communities and Mozart Development for about $15.5M, filings show.

Seventeen people were arrested at the Great Mall in a multi-agency sweep that returned about $3,200 in stolen goods.

The Hearn Avenue overpass in Santa Rosa is now open, easing traffic with improvements including two traffic lanes each way, better exits, and bicycle lanes.

A man was charged with DUI after causing a multi-vehicle crash on the Bay Bridge, pleading not guilty to all charges. He was released with conditions and his trial is set for January 13, 2026.