Louis Sale was denied parole for a fatal 2016 DUI crash, and his next hearing is set for three years later. He had a .15% BAC when he caused Vivaldo Braga Veloso Jr.'s death.

An elderly cyclist died from injuries sustained when struck by a car on Foothill Expressway; the nonagenarian driver cooperated with Palo Alto police, who rule out drugs or alcohol.

Walnut Creek Police seek public help to solve a residential burglary from last month; two suspects are at large. Residents can contact the police or submit tips through various channels.

Brentwood Police investigate a threat against Liberty High School and assure no credible danger, while increasing patrols and maintaining school safety.

Oakland Police are seeking help to find missing 78-year-old Robert Hard, who has medical issues. Last seen on Hanover Avenue, he is described as 6 feet tall, with brown hair and eyes. Tips can be directed to the Missing Persons Unit.

Vallejo, CA, records its fifteenth homicide after a woman is fatally shot on Maine Street; motives unclear, no arrests announced. Police seek community tips.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a garbage truck in San José, marking the city's 29th traffic fatality in 2025. The accident occurred early morning and is under investigation.

San Francisco DA Jenkins announced Francisco Maradiaga's conviction for enlisting minors in drug sales and narcotics possession.

Gabriel Sequeira Garcia was convicted by a San Francisco jury for drug trafficking and possession in jail, with sentencing pending. The District Attorney highlighted the case's role in community safety.

A Honda Civic crashed and caught fire on I-280 near Los Altos Hills; the driver escaped, and no injuries were reported after firefighters extinguished the blaze.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a non-fatal shooting on a BART train, facing charges including attempted murder. The investigation is active, as police encourage tips regarding the incident.

Three firefighters were injured fighting a fire in San Francisco's Marina District, with two falling 10 feet inside the buildings and another sustaining a minor injury.

California Governor Newsom cites a decrease in San Francisco's crime rates, crediting partnerships between the CHP and local agencies for arrests and recoveries, with 950 people arrested and stolen goods and weapons seized.