SF Jury Convicts Man in Bayview Double Murder That Rocked Neighborhood
A jury found Irvin Hernandez-Flores guilty in the 2022 Bayview double murder, the San Francisco District Attorney announced. The DA linked to a press release with trial details.
Stockton Serial Killer Case: DA Goes All In On Death Penalty
San Joaquin County DA Ron Freitas announced Monday he will seek the death penalty for Wesley Brownlee, accused in an 18‑month killing spree. Competency reviews and pretrial motions are now shaping the next phase of the case.
Ex‑Pitcher Dan Serafini Blasts Defense Team In Tahoe Murder Retrial Push
Former MLB pitcher Daniel Serafini testified as he seeks a new trial in the Tahoe ambush case, alleging his trial lawyers sabotaged his defense. A judge has set mid‑February testimony before arguments.
South SF Traffic Stop Nails Oakland Duo With Freshly Cut Converters, Cops Say
A traffic stop in South San Francisco led to two arrests after officers found freshly cut catalytic converters, suspected fentanyl and burglary tools. Police say they’re checking whether the vehicle ties to other Bay Area thefts.
Missoula Man Gets Life as Feds Unravel Nevada Murder-for-Hire Plot
A Missoula man was given a life term in federal court after a jury convicted him in a murder‑for‑hire and drug trafficking case involving multiple agencies. The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced the sentence on social media and linked to DOJ case materials.
Fairfield Man Arrested for Carrying Loaded Firearm After Defying Police Orders
A man was arrested in Fairfield for defying police and carrying a loaded firearm, after being pulled over for a suspicious vehicle. He had an outstanding warrant and was detained when discovered with the weapon.
Mountain View Police Seek Public's Help in Search for Missing 16-Year-Old Girl
Mountain View Police seek public help to find missing 16-year-old girl, Annabelle, last seen on Latham Street and Mariposa Avenue, Monday night. She is described as Pacific Islander, 5'6", 220 lbs, with a black sweatshirt, black pants, and Crocs.
Hazardous Material Discovery Leads to Road Closures and Shelter-in-Place Order in Berkeley's Thousand Oaks Neighborhood
Berkeley PD closed roads in Thousand Oaks for hazardous material removal, issued a shelter-in-place, as picric acid was found. The Emergency Operations Center coordinated the response.












