SF Police Marine Unit rescued an elderly woman from the water near Pier 43, providing lifesaving aid before her hospitalization with life-threatening injuries.

Suzan Carson, part of the "San Francisco Witch Killers" duo, was denied parole despite meeting Elder Parole criteria; her brutal crimes outweighed her eligibility.

Fairfield police detail a chase following a traffic stop due to a driver resisting a vehicle search, leading to a pursuit, assault on an officer, and arrest of five suspects with a loaded firearm found.

A UC Berkeley student is in critical condition after nearly drowning at an off-campus fraternity pool. Police are investigating the incident at Alpha Delta Phi. Both the fraternity and university are cooperating and offering support services.

Vallejo police chased a suspect who fled a traffic stop, ending with his arrest and the recovery of a discarded loaded firearm. He was charged with several felonies.

San Jose Police arrested a wanted felon for possessing a stolen vehicle, a loaded gun, drugs, and items used in burglaries, highlighting efforts to improve community safety.

Reshma Kamath is charged with assaulting flight crew and security after a disruptive incident on Air India flight 173.

In Vacaville, citizens helped police apprehend a suspected robber, Jyryn Austin-Andrews, who crashed a stolen car and fled on foot with $2,000 from a Walgreens robbery.

A traffic stop by San Mateo deputies led to the recovery of stolen firearms and burglary tools, resulting in the arrest of two men on multiple charges.

Ramesh Kris Nathan was sentenced to 51 months for wire fraud and money laundering related to a sham tech company that duped investors, many of whom were veterans.

An Alameda County judge refused to dismiss the manslaughter case against former San Leandro officer Jason Fletcher, sending disputed questions to a jury amid family objections. The hearing underscored contested evidence and prosecutorial missteps.

San José Police arrested four suspects, including a 17-year-old identified as the primary shooter, for a shooting incident with no injuries but vehicle damage.

San José PD investigates a fatal accident where a truck struck a pedestrian on Nov. 14, 2025, marking the city's 34th traffic-related death that year.