A suspect was arrested after witnesses say he set a small brush fire behind the Walmart on Camino Arroyo; the blaze was contained and no injuries were reported.

A 20-year-old man was shot early June 23 on the 2000 block of International Boulevard in East Oakland and is in stable condition. Police are seeking video and tips.

Five people were arrested after early-morning vehicle burglaries in Livermore; officers recovered stolen items and conducted a high-risk traffic stop.

Concord police warn of rising vehicle break‑ins and home burglaries; thieves are focusing on Hondas and work trucks. Officials urge residents to secure vehicles and report tips.

A union video shows firefighters making an aggressive interior attack on a working fire near Short Street in Oakland.

Three men were killed when a car plunged off a cliff near Highway 9 in Saratoga Monday night; crews reached the scene after a 9:30 p.m. call and the road was closed as investigators worked.

Crews responded to a brush fire near Arastradero Road and Caballo Lane in Palo Alto; several acres burned and crews reported a slow rate of spread.

Two people were hoisted from cliffs near the Golden Gate Bridge and cleared by paramedics; park rangers said they may be fined for going off posted trails.

Andrew Farago, curator at the Cartoon Art Museum, was arrested after a guest found a hidden phone recording in a Berkeley bathroom during a May 23 party. Police say they recovered video and seized electronic devices as part of the investigation.

A viral video shows an SUV driving across Dolores Park's grassy slope Friday evening. SFPD is investigating and asking the public for tips and footage.

USF and two former coaches have asked a federal judge to sanction seven players in a long-running lawsuit, accusing some plaintiffs of false statements as discovery intensifies.

A motorcyclist was killed Monday in a head‑on collision on U.S. Highway 50 east of Twin Bridges. CHP is investigating and the highway was reduced to one‑way traffic while crews cleared the scene.

San José police warn scammers are posing as officers and telling residents to withdraw cash or buy gold; hang up and report suspicious calls. Officials urge using official numbers and filing reports so detectives can link cases.