A man was shot dead by Brentwood police during a DUI stop on Christmas Eve after he allegedly resisted arrest and reached for a rifle. No officers were seriously hurt. An investigation is ongoing.

A man died from a gunshot wound on Christmas Eve in Fairfield after being dropped off at NorthBay Hospital; police are investigating without suspect details.

Bay Area Grubhub users reported phishing emails that urged recipients to send bitcoin and even promised to multiply funds; screenshots show a Grubhub-like sender address.

Sergio Alvarado receives over 25 years in prison for multiple sexual assault convictions involving family members, with the San Francisco DA's office highlighting the victims' bravery.

Berkeley police arrested a man for possession of a "ghost gun" and driving on a suspended license during a traffic stop.

Christmas gifts were stolen from residents at Thomas Paine Square Apartments, San Francisco, with property management employees implicated and terminated following video evidence.

A man impersonating an Uber Eats driver tried to enter a home in Sunnyvale, was arrested for burglary and assault after pointing a gun at the resident.

The San Leandro Police Department is searching for missing 63-year-old Lonnie Ray Bluitt Jr., who left a hospital and is considered at risk due to medical conditions.

A federal jury in San Francisco will hear claims that a former Google engineer copied detailed AI infrastructure files; jury selection is scheduled for early January.

Santa Rosa police arrested Tahryn Janet Anderson on drug charges after intercepting narcotics meant for her, also charging her for allowing her daughter to use drugs.

San Jose officials are asking the council to approve an $8 million settlement in the federal suit over the 2022 La Victoria shooting after racist texts by the officer surfaced. The vote is set for Jan. 13.

Three men threatened a San Jose couple and drove off with their freshly restored 2016 Corvette from a Cambrian driveway; police warn relay key‑fob thefts are rising.

Concord Police seek the public's help via social media to identify a "porch pirate" caught on camera stealing a package containing items for a sick child.