A June traffic stop in Danville turned up an unserialized AR‑15‑style rifle and a Ruger pistol; the driver was arrested on DUI and weapons allegations.

Morgan Hill police say a YMCA staffer was arrested after an alleged June 30 assault of a 10‑year‑old at the Aquatics Center. The suspect has been booked on a felony 288(a) charge.

Solano County investigators arrested 29-year-old Nathaniel Frost-Lara after a June 18 search warrant in Vallejo; he faces CSAM-related felony counts and a paraphernalia misdemeanor. The sheriff posted photos and details to Facebook.

Police say a 43-year-old Oakland man forcibly shaved his pregnant girlfriend’s head during a June argument; he’s being held on $50,000 bail and is due in court July 10.

Eight people, including juveniles, were arrested in San José after a multi‑agency sweep tied to an April attempted murder and other alleged gang crimes.

A San Jose man was arrested after detectives linked him to more than 30 restaurant and coffee‑shop burglaries across the Bay Area; officials say evidence recovered at his home tied him to multiple cases.

A man accused of photographing himself while stealing copper and tools from an American Canyon business was arrested after police traced vehicles to Hayward.

A man was killed outside the Ace & Vine cardroom in downtown Napa after being struck by a vehicle; a 24-year-old suspect has been arrested.

A man detained at the Sonoma County jail was found unresponsive and later died; Marin County’s coroner has launched an independent investigation. Details remain limited.

A Vallejo teen's newly purchased 'dream car' was stolen and stripped for parts, family members say, and neighbors are warning others after thieves targeted a specific model.

SSFPD recovered more than 400 pounds of illegal fireworks after reports at Alta Loma Park on July 4; arrests and citations followed, officials said. No injuries were reported.

A Vacaville tutor was arrested on a felony lewd‑acts charge and released after posting $75,000 bail, the Solano County Sheriff’s Office says.

The San Francisco Fire Commission met in closed session to consider a $6 million settlement in Gabriel Shin’s federal retaliation suit tied to a brutal 2022 attack. Any deal would still need Board of Supervisors approval.