A traffic stop in Petaluma turned into a chase and standoff, ending with the driver arrested outside the police station. Police used a drone and pepper spray to ensure public safety and bring the situation to a safe conclusion.

Robbery at San Mateo's Hillsdale Mall Macy's leads to an arrest; Fernando Escotorivera allegedly attempted to steal $550.50 worth of items before assaulting a store officer.

The San José Police arrested three suspects for strong-armed robberies targeting online marketplace transactions, recovering firearms and issuing community safety tips.

A wheelchair-bound man was killed in a hit-and-run by a silver Mercedes in San José, marking the city's 22nd traffic fatality in 2025. The driver was arrested and charged.

A deputy shot a dog in self-defense during a trespassing call in Windsor, CA, leading to minor injuries and the arrest of two on drug and other charges.

A vehicle theft in Windsor, California, led to high-speed chases and residential burglaries. The suspect, Kourtney Magiera, was later arrested in Vallejo. Authorities are investigating and urge community vigilance.

A shooting during an armed robbery in Novato resulted in one person grazed by gunfire; Novato Police is investigating and seeking community assistance.

A resident's alertness in Fairfield foiled an attempted theft, leading to the arrest of Nickolas Ebling on charges including vehicle theft and possession of burglary tools.

The Oakland Police are seeking help to find 11-year-old Pharrah Johnson, last seen early September 1, 2025, on MacArthur Boulevard. She is Hispanic and Black, 5'2", 110 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. Call 510-238-3641 with info.

A domestic dispute in Sonoma County led to a barricade situation with Mauricio Flores, resulting in him self-inflicting a gunshot wound before his arrest and hospitalization.

Brentwood police arrested two suspects for mail theft due to a neighbor's tip and found stolen mail, drugs, and identity theft evidence in their vehicle.

Transient Irineo Aragon was arrested for arson in American Canyon after being identified near a brush fire, smelling of smoke, and holding a lighter. Previously banished from the park for a similar offense, he now faces multiple charges.

James Grimsley sentenced to 15-years-to-life for the 1994 murder of Terrie Ladwig after DNA evidence linked him to the crime.