The CHP in Santa Rosa arrested a DUI driver early Thursday on Crane Canyon Road, reminding the public to stay alert and not drive under the influence.

Crime rates in San Francisco have decreased by 25.4% in 2025, with violent and property crimes down, but with an increase in property crime in the Southern District and a rise in human trafficking incidents.

Richmond Police are investigating the city's sixth homicide on Klose Way, where an individual died from intentional injuries. No suspects or additional details have been revealed yet.

Mahima Yaqoob was arrested in Palo Alto for using a car and pepper spray in a road rage assault involving a family.

Santa Clara detectives recovered thousands of stolen mail pieces and arrested a couple accused of using stolen credit cards; many packages were returned to owners.

A judge handed Alexander McGee an 18-year sentence for the 2020 Berkeley crash that killed Bernadette Young Bear; court records show about 11 years' credit for time served.

Morgan Hill police disabled a stolen Dodge Charger Hellcat after a highway chase Monday; two suspects were arrested and tools used for vehicle burglaries were seized.

Two dogs died after stays booked through the Rover app, and owners say others were returned sick. The deaths have prompted an SFPD probe and social outrage.

Akeem Web was arrested in Fairfield after an attempted robbery at a bakery and subsequent crimes, facing felony charges.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks public help on the anniversary of Dana Ramm's unsolved 1986 death, posting an appeal on social media for leads.

Robert “Bob” Wenzlau, 67, will be sentenced Jan. 8 after pleading no contest in a child‑exploitation case that began with an undercover probe. The plea carries sex‑offender registration and a tentative prison term under the agreement.

A rooftop fire at 670 Ninth St. in downtown Oakland was knocked down quickly on Dec. 28. The structure was also heavily damaged by an April blaze this year.

A transformer fire in the Richmond cut power to roughly 11,000 PG&E customers Sunday night, briefly darkening sections of Golden Gate Park and the Presidio while crews restored service.