The Brentwood Police face allegations of misconduct after Yolanda Ramirez, 72, died following her arrest. Her family claims mistreatment by the police led to her death and has filed a wrongful death claim.

A car crash involving a Tesla in Santa Rosa caused a major power outage and the driver, Anthony Turnbull, was arrested for DUI after fleeing the scene.

Brendan “Bella” Thompson, 26, faces federal charges after allegedly driving a U-Haul at Coast Guard officers in Oakland during immigration protests, resulting in a shooting and injury.

A man was stabbed in the neck in Petaluma, leading to the arrest of Catherine Vasquez for domestic violence, assault with a deadly weapon, and attempted murder.

A fire at Redwood City's Avenue Liquor Store resulted in two fatalities. Authorities are investigating to identify the victims and determine the fire's cause.

A former San Jose apartment manager, Mariam Ahmadi, has been arrested for identity theft and drug possession. Evidence at her home suggested exploitation of tenant information for fraudulent credit cards.

Vallejo police rescued a high-risk juvenile and arrested Justen Allen Powell for human trafficking at a hotel. The victim was missing from Riverside and Powell faces multiple felony charges.

Dominick Valle-Buitrago was arrested for sexually assaulting a child in Golden Gate Park, facing multiple felonies, amid increased local security measures.

Alberto Salgado-Gonzalez, 78, from Santa Rosa, was sentenced to three years for his latest DUI, marking his ninth conviction. The Sonoma County DA's office seeks to address such repeat offenses firmly.

Seaside police arrested four Oakland men Tuesday after officers found narcotics and evidence they planned car break‑ins. All four were booked into Monterey County Jail.

Security footage from the Oakland Museum heist reveals two suspects meandering through the storage facility like confused shoppers rather than sophisticated art thieves. Authorities' release of the video three weeks after the October 15 theft offers the public its first look at the duo who made off with over 1,000 artifacts—and experts say their amateur mistakes might be their undoing.

Racist graffiti targeting Black people was found near Palo Alto's Magical Bridge Playground; police are investigating and asking the public for tips. Public Works removed the markings.

Palo Alto police are investigating a hate crime involving racist graffiti at a local park, calling for public assistance in the case. No suspects have been identified yet.