A police response to a firearm report in Petaluma led to the arrest of John Gillette Jr. for possession of meth with intent to sell, despite no gun being found.

Two boats caught fire at Marina Village Yacht Harbor; Alameda Fire Department responded and prevented further spread. No injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

South San Francisco Police arrested two suspects for a series of mail thefts, recovering over a thousand stolen items. The arrests aim to restore community security.

Calistoga Police resolved a hit-and-run case involving a vehicle that struck a wall and fled, with the suspect admitting involvement after police found the vehicle the next day.

The Milpitas Police Department is seeking the public's help to find missing 36-year-old Andrew James Pleadwell, who was last seen on March 21 near Dixon Landing Rd.

Santa Rosa Police responded to a noise complaint and detained a man who attempted to flee with a loaded ghost gun. He now faces charges for carrying a loaded and unregistered firearm.

Fire crews extinguished a blaze at 14 Hill Street in San Francisco's Mission District, damaging two homes and displacing five people; the cause is under investigation.

Julio Cesar Cruz was arrested after a vehicle collision and is facing multiple charges, including Reckless Driving and Domestic Violence, in Redwood City.

Two masked juveniles assaulted a person in Redwood City, causing severe injuries. Police issued a BOLO and later apprehended the suspects with community help.

Fremont Police are seeking public help to locate missing 14-year-old Lily Ayala, last seen at Kennedy High School. She has brown eyes, red hair, and was wearing a multi-colored hoodie, blue jeans, and carrying a burgundy backpack.

Once a social media influencer known for MAGA-themed rants and shining a spotlight on San Francisco's drug and crime crises, Ricci Lee Wynne's public image has crumbled into shocking allegations of child exploitation. The indictment accuses Wynne of coercing minors as young as 13 into explicit acts, prompting authorities to urgently appeal to additional victims hiding in the shadows to step forward.

Thieves used a vehicle to break into Hype Liquors in San Jose, stealing goods worth up to $30k and leaving the owners, who operated the store for 4 years, emotionally distressed.

A 67-year-old man was convicted in a 1994 San Jose cold case of kidnapping and robbery, not sexual assault due to statute limitations, with DNA evidence playing a crucial role.