California Highway Patrol issued an Ebony Alert for missing 15-year-old Elizabeth Doleman from Marin City, seeking public assistance for her safe return.

Two individuals were arrested in Sunnyvale during a multi-agency narcotics operation involving various drugs; the effort was highlighted for its inter-departmental collaboration.

Campbell Police used a drone to apprehend theft suspect Jesse Urango at Home Depot, showcasing their Drone as First Responder program's effectiveness.

Gilroy Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in multiple thefts at a local Target, sharing images on Instagram and urging contact with Officer Rottman for leads.

Police in Santa Clara arrested two individuals during a routine patrol; one for weapons charges due to a loaded shotgun found in a vehicle, and another for narcotics possession.

Fairfield police recovered a stolen vehicle containing "precious cargo", arresting the driver Heather Mercado and reuniting the owner with the property.

A road rage incident on the Bay Bridge led to a shooting that injured one person, initially thought to be from a gunshot but later clarified as debris-related. The CHP is investigating.

Two suspects died and two CHP officers were injured after a high-speed chase ended in a collision in San Leandro. The chase started due to a speeding violation.

An 83-year-old man named Charles Campbell is missing in San Jose, prompting a Silver Alert. He was last seen wearing a blue polo and olive cargo pants.

A Silver Alert was issued by the California Highway Patrol for 76-year-old Estelito Cruz, who went missing in San Jose, and the public's help is sought.

Santa Rosa Police are seeking assistance to locate missing 19-year-old Julian Barnett, last seen in Skyhawk neighborhood.

A Windsor Police traffic stop resulted in the arrest of 35-year-old Jose Quiroz after officers uncovered suspected methamphetamine and a hidden, untraceable handgun inside his vehicle. Quiroz, a convicted felon, now faces multiple firearm and drug-related charges.

A San Francisco jury convicted 63-year-old Armando Salvador of multiple arsons after he set several vehicles on fire in February 2024. Officials credited the conviction to teamwork between law enforcement, firefighters, and community partners.