A fire at Birchwood Garden apartments in Fremont was extinguished by firefighters, displacing 13 residents with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

A 60-year-old man died after exchanging gunfire with South San Francisco Police, who were responding to a disturbance. No officers were injured, and the investigation is ongoing.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins announced a conviction in a domestic violence case where Lenard Powell was found guilty of assaulting a woman on March 10.

A Modesto man, Armando Menendez, was arrested in San Mateo for firearms and narcotics charges after police responded to a tip about illegal drug sales involving a firearm.

Matthew Tucker, reported as at-risk and missing, was found safe and Oakland Police Department thanked the community for their help.

Nathan Hoang died in Hayward police custody after being sedated by a paramedic, stirring controversy about the drug used and lack of public information from the police.

San Jose engineer Peter Karasev pleaded guilty to federal charges for bombing PG&E transformers, causing damage and power outages in San Jose. His plea could lead to 8.5-10.5 years in prison and restitution payments.

Christopher Britton was arrested for a series of school burglaries in the Bay Area, where he stole teachers' bank cards and incurred fraudulent charges.

A suspect exposed himself to an employee at a Linda Mar Shopping Center business; police seek public help to find the Hispanic/Asian male adult with a distinctive blonde hair patch.

Oakland Police seek public's assistance in locating Matthew Tucker, a 29-year-old at-risk man missing since April 28. He was last seen on Fairmount Avenue.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the legality of the San Francisco Pre-Trial Electronic Monitoring Program, prompting its continuation amidst ongoing debate over privacy concerns and its efficacy.

An armed male, 60, fired at officers in South San Francisco, was killed by return fire; no officers were injured. Police urge witnesses to assist the ongoing investigation.

Gabriel Chavez was arrested in Petaluma after allegedly firing a gun when asked to move a truck; later found were an unregistered gun and high-capacity magazines.