Sergeant Carlin of the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office arrested Junior Bernardino, a repeat DUI offender, after a near-collision and pursuit in San Martin.

A violent incident in Redwood City led to a police chase and two arrests. Witnesses reported an assault, possibly a stabbing, and police apprehended two suspects after a pursuit and crash.

Michael Chiarello's estate sues ex-Disney exec Rich Frank and others for allegedly scheming to take over the late chef's culinary empire, including Bottega Napa Valley.

A motorcyclist and pedestrian collided in Gilroy, leaving the pedestrian dead and the motorcyclist with minor injuries; police are seeking information.

Fire crews responded to a vegetation fire in Antioch, which spread to 10 acres and threatened materials at a construction storage, but caused no structural damage or serious injuries.

Shaun Huddleston was convicted in San Francisco for DUI and related offenses after a trial detailing his reckless driving and resistance during arrest.

A cyclist suffered critical injuries after colliding with a vehicle at a Napa intersection; authorities are investigating without drugs or alcohol as factors.

Ramiro Ochoa Mendoza was charged with Noel Batres' murder, facing additional allegations related to the crime's brutality. His prior record and mental health non-compliance are factors in the case.

Former bishop Staccato Powell pleaded guilty to defrauding California churches, admitting to using their properties to secure loans for personal gain.

A severe early morning crash involving a Chevy Silverado, a big rig, and a Ford Flex on River Road resulted in multiple injuries and left traffic at a standstill.

Livermore Police arrested Jesus Andrade for a drive-by shooting that injured one, with charges including shooting from a vehicle and assault with a firearm. The incident is suspected to be gang-related.

Richmond Police warn of sexual battery incidents in Point Richmond; suspect is a black male, 40-50 years old. Public advised to stay alert and report suspicious activity.

Two suspects with prior felonies were caught for a Vallejo robbery due to a GPS tracker hidden in the stolen money. Police found a gun and clothes at one's home, leading to their arrest.