An off-duty detective, Rosalind Nguyen, helped capture a suspect accused of indecent exposure around Santa Clara University, showcasing her commitment to duty.

A fatal collision on I-580 near Grant Line Road involved a Honda Accord and a Tesla Model Y, resulting in the death of the Tesla driver and the Honda driver's arrest. CHP seeks witnesses.

Three suspects arrested for armed robberies in San Jose; police seek additional information and offer potential rewards through the Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers Program.

San José Police arrested two juveniles linked to gang-related vandalism, causing over $10,000 in damages. Both were on probation; one had a firearm. They are not currently in custody. The police seek more information.

SJPD investigates embezzlement at Keith Kelley Club, with Margie Thompson accused of siphoning off $43,000 over five years. An arrest warrant has been issued.

Oakland man Robert Davis received a 10-year sentence for illegal firearms trafficking and possession as a felon, involving sales via Instagram and inter-state activity.

A woman died after being struck by a car in Redwood City; the involved driver cooperated in the investigation, showing no signs of impairment. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

Over 100 Calibrachoa plants were stolen from a Gilroy nursery, with 37 recovered thanks to a buyer and an employee. The hunt for the thieves continues.

San Mateo County deputies arrested a man for possessing an unregistered firearm and extended magazines during a traffic stop in Half Moon Bay after erratic driving was reported.

Howard Wang is charged with the murders of his wife and mother-in-law in Walnut Creek; arraignment is set, with life imprisonment possible if convicted.

SFPD seized six dirt bikes, an ATV, and arrested four suspects during a crackdown on illegal street riding, employing surveillance technology and citywide enforcement teams.

The San Ramon Police Department reported a violent, armed robbery at Heller Jewelers, with no injuries. Suspects were chased and detained in Oakland and Dublin. The case remains active and under investigation.

Santa Rosa Police Department's "Missing Person Monday" social media campaign has helped resolve cold cases by featuring missing persons to engage the community's assistance.