Victoria Kafka Jones, 34, was found dead at the Fairmont San Francisco on New Year’s Day; authorities say the Medical Examiner is investigating.

The family of Yolanda Ramirez sues Brentwood police, alleging her death was caused by excessive force during her arrest, leading to a skull fracture and other injuries.

Vallejo Police Department's POP Team arrested a man for solicitation of prostitution during a patrol targeting sex trafficking in West Vallejo, based on a Facebook post by the department.

Two former Providence Foundation employees are charged with fraud involving over $115,000 from San Francisco, involving false invoicing for unrendered services at a shelter they managed.

Man arrested for assaulting a good Samaritan at San Carlos Caltrain Station after the Samaritan intervened in harassment.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office posted a plea for help on social media to solve the 1979 murder of Frances Rash, appealing for information on the cold case.

A rollover on northbound I-280 near Serramonte Boulevard killed one passenger and closed lanes for hours on New Year’s Day.

An Oakland designer has been charged with human trafficking, pimping and pandering after a woman told police he controlled her sex work and kept roughly $240,000.

A car crashed into Oakland’s Lightning’s Boxing Club, causing significant damage. The driver fled, and the club is fundraising for repairs and to support youth programs.

Petaluma police seek help to find a prowling suspect after a break-in on Daniel Drive, with a perimeter set and a suspect seen in surveillance footage.

Humboldt County announced a $20,000 reward for information about Andrea 'Chick' White, last seen on Highway 299 near Blue Lake in 1991.

A car drove into Lightning’s Boxing Club on MacArthur Boulevard, damaging a ring the owner says hosted George Foreman. The gym is assessing repairs as Oakland police investigate.

Burlingame residents aided police in arresting a burglary suspect with evidence linking them to around 30 victims, thanking the community for their vigilance.