Five people were injured in a shooting near a San Francisco Safeway; one is critically wounded. The incident occurred after a fight at around 9 p.m. SFPD is investigating; no suspects are in custody. Mayor Lurie condemned the violence.

Vallejo Police arrested a man with a stolen, loaded firearm after spotting him in a suspicious vehicle during a proactive patrol aimed at enhancing community safety.

San Mateo police arrested Carron Patterson after a traffic stop revealed illegal firearms and drugs in his vehicle, leading to multiple serious charges.

A San Mateo traffic stop uncovered a Glock fitted with a multi-burst trigger and suspected narcotics; an 18-year-old Belmont man was arrested. Police issued an advisory.

A portable toilet burned outside the Grove Street home of Alamo Square dog walker Terry Williams early Saturday, reopening fears tied to last year’s threats and fire.

SFFD crews responded to a one‑alarm structure fire on the 400 block of 28th Avenue; flames were reported on a rear deck and no injuries were reported.

Judge Ramon's release of murder suspect Vicente Aguilera in Santa Clara leads to conflict between the DA and the court, raising issues of bail reform and public safety.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Colma for multiple charges including possession of a loaded firearm and resisting arrest after a traffic stop led to a probation search.

San Francisco firefighters rapidly extinguished a top-floor blaze on Montgomery Street, evacuating all residents without injury and receiving high praise for their exceptional response.

Gilroy Police investigate after a teen found a razor blade in a candy bar from trick-or-treating; they urge public vigilance and to report any tampering.

Marin County man, Denni Rodas Diaz, was sentenced for auto insurance fraud after pleading guilty, involved in filing false claims and staging accidents between 2021-2023.

A man robbed a Walgreens and was caught after a car crash and a K9's assistance. He faces several charges including robbery and driving under the influence.

San Jose police issued an advisory for missing girls Mya Catacutan, 13, and Camila Toscano, 14, last seen on November 6; authorities seek public assistance.