More than 100 investors say distributions stopped after Novato-based Pacific Private Money abruptly shut its office, and Marin prosecutors have opened a probe. Former partners and court records allege irregular transfers and a push toward arbitration.

Police say a 46-year-old Livermore man admitted to using a found credit card at 14 stores; the case has been forwarded to the Alameda County DA.

Mountain View police say a DUI stop early Saturday led to the seizure of a loaded, unregistered handgun and the arrest of a 29‑year‑old driver.

SFPD released updated photos and is asking the public for tips after a Feb. 8 Union Street assault that left two people hospitalized.

A Marin County teen denied manslaughter charges in the crash that killed four friends; prosecutors surprised the courtroom by seeking a CHP officer’s personnel file.

A student-shot clip from Branham High captures an assistant principal saying a racial slur and appearing to swipe at a student's phone; the district has opened an investigation.

San Jose police say the Metro Unit executed multiple warrants on Feb. 25, seizing six handguns (two stolen), a rifle, an assault-style rifle and ounces of meth and cocaine.

A San Jose man wanted for failing to register as a sex offender was arrested this week; authorities credited community tips.

A judge refused to split two 2022 murder counts against a Martinez man, keeping the alleged Fairfield and Suisun City killings together in Solano County court. The decision preserves special-circumstance and firearm enhancements that could add decades behind bars.

Video shows an Oakland mail carrier yelling 'move' and nearly running down a man walking his dog at Broadway and 27th. The recorder filed a complaint and USPS says it will investigate.

A 61-year-old man was shot Wednesday night after leaving a store on International Boulevard; he drove to a hospital and is stable while police investigate.

After an FBI briefing in Oakland, families learned investigators believe three Bay Area disappearances may be connected to human trafficking.

A coordinated string of smash-and-grab burglaries hit seven Berkeley cafes overnight, including the original Peet's. Police say the incidents unfolded in about 30 minutes and the investigation is ongoing.