A bat in Fremont tested positive for rabies; no humans or animals were exposed. The area's first rabid bat since 2019 prompted warnings and a dog's quarantine. Residents are advised to vaccinate pets and avoid wildlife.

A cooking fire in a Novato apartment was extinguished by a sprinkler system and a maintenance worker, with no injuries reported, highlighting the importance of fire safety measures.

Walnut Creek Police warn of a social media scam falsely attributed to them, advising residents to avoid clicking on malicious links and verify information.

San Francisco police arrested 67 in a narcotics and warrant operation, seizing drugs and a firearm. The action involved coordination across units and continuous efforts to address the drug crisis.

Early gunfire in Novato's Estado Way led to police investigation, evacuations, and a peaceful resolution with no victims; the incident is unrelated to another recent shooting.

Milpitas Police arrested a juvenile for auto burglaries at the Great Mall, thanks to a community member's alertness and assistance during a foot chase, leading to the suspect's capture and recovery of stolen items.

The Berkeley Police Department solved two major robbery cases involving a doughnut shop and a gas station, leading to the arrest of two suspects with the help of Flock Safety Camera technology and inter-agency cooperation.

A fire broke out in an apartment oven in Mountain View, requiring evacuation and resulting in $10,000 in damages. Quick firefighter response prevented injuries and further damage.

A San Francisco man received a 15-year sentence for distributing child pornography, following an undercover operation that revealed his activity. Judge Chen also ordered 15 years of supervised release post-incarceration.

An arrest was made by Hayward Police for a fatal collision that killed Lydia Guerra after a thorough investigation pinpointed Kelvin Leovander's involvement.

The San José Police Department arrested two suspects, Tien Tran and Bili Ruan, for running a suspected brothel operation after a three-month investigation.

Two juvenile suspects were arrested by San José Police for trafficking minors, following an assault incident at Silver Leaf Park involving trafficking survivors.

Gina Banducci, 40, of Rohnert Park, was arrested for allegedly embezzling $180,000 from Tomrose Construction over two years, according to Petaluma Police.