Teenagers aged 15 and 16 were arrested in Livermore after an alleged robbery and car chase that started in Pleasanton, with a third suspect still at large.

San Jose police investigate an officer-involved shooting after a stabbing at Cataldi Park; area is closed off as investigations continue. No officer injuries were reported, suspect dead at the scene.

Theodore Kelly, 30, was arrested in Colma for shoplifting, drug paraphernalia possession, and multiple warrants, following a $327 theft from Marshalls.

A 2-alarm house fire on Lake Oneida St in Fremont is being investigated after injuring one adult and displacing two families. Firefighters limited spread, and community support is aiding the affected.

San Francisco firefighters rescued one person in critical condition from a fire at 1201 Golden Gate Avenue; one apartment was affected, and the blaze is now under control.

During a traffic stop, Fairfield Police identified a 19-year-old driver as a grand theft suspect and found a gun under a minor's seat, leading to their arrest.

Police arrested a man who fled during a curfew stop at MLK Regional Park, finding brass knuckles and drug paraphernalia on him. He faces multiple charges.

A beauty product theft in Cupertino led to the discovery of a fencing operation in Oakland, with two arrests and $10,000 of goods recovered. Three suspects are still at large.

Emergency crews conducted a complex extrication after a white sedan crashed into a tree on Gibson Canyon Road in Vacaville, resulting in the occupant being transported urgently to a trauma center.

Over 300 juveniles caused chaos at Brentwood retail centers; police responded, making arrests and managing conflicts without injury, seeking public assistance for the inquiry.

A suspected arson attack at North Bay Christ Church in Novato, causing $2,000 in damages and prompting an arrest for a hate crime, was swiftly addressed by local authorities.

Hoodline staff witnessed law enforcement engaging in a stand-off with a driver in Sonoma, ending with the driver's surrender and arrest. Witnesses reported shots fired and at least a dozen police vehicles. The incident's full details are yet to be disclosed.

Jeffrey Adam Crum was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for assaulting a Deputy U.S. Marshal after trying to avoid custody following a court hearing.