Police in South San Francisco fatally shot a man who pointed a replica gun at them; he was identified as Andrew Mate from Ohio. Officials are investigating the incident.

A 7-Eleven in Petaluma was robbed at gunpoint early in the morning; the masked suspect remains at large despite a police search. Witnesses are urged to contact the police.

A 16-year-old in Petaluma was robbed and had his car stolen by armed suspects, resulting in minor injuries. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Two suspects were arrested for a stabbing incident resulting from a gang-related dispute in Concord, with the Concord Police Department charging both with attempted murder.

San José Police arrest Jaime Cruz Castanon for the city's 10th homicide, after a victim was found dead in a parking lot.

San José Police investigate the city's ninth homicide after an assault victim dies; suspect Eugene Pickett faces murder charges. The motive is unclear, and public assistance is sought.

San Pablo Police are searching for Juan Vargas, a suspect in a fatal shooting in March, possibly gang-related. Victim Emmanuel Rodriguez Flores died from his injuries. Vargas remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous.

Sergey Brin settled a lawsuit over a plane crash involving one of his aircraft that killed two pilots. Details of negligence emerged, but the settlement's terms are confidential.

A man was arrested in Pacifica for DUI and drug possession after crashing into a tree. No injuries were reported. He was released to a sobering facility.

Mountain View police arrested Walter Chicas for 23 burglaries, using video evidence and collaboration with nearby jurisdictions for his apprehension and linking him to a prior incident involving a firearm.

CHP arrested a road rage suspect on I-880 who pointed a gun at another driver; a search led to the recovery of a "ghost gun." The suspect was booked for firearm offenses.

San Jose chiropractor Tae Hyun Lee pled guilty to tax fraud, admitting to hiding income and causing significant IRS losses. He faces up to three years in prison.

Police in Redwood City de-escalated a potentially deadly situation involving an axe-wielding man, Eduardo Lazoflores, resulting in a peaceful arrest and no injuries.