A fire damaged an auto repair shop in Belmont, interrupting Caltrain service and prompting road closures. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A woman from San Jose was arrested for a domestic violence-related stabbing and faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and carrying a concealed firearm.

The CHP Dublin seeks public help in finding a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that damaged a patrol car on I-580. The suspect vehicle is described as a mid-2000s silver or gold sedan.

An arrest has been made in connection to a burglary at Crush Comics, where LEGO sets and comic books were stolen. Noorullah Amiri, caught through surveillance, was arrested and stolen goods were found at his home.

Campbell Police urgently seek help finding missing at-risk 70-year-old John T. Habgood Jr., last seen March 29 near Darryl Drive, possibly wearing a green shirt and slippers.

SJPD arrested a male suspect for the city's fifth homicide after a fatal shooting on Locust Street; the victim died from gunshot wounds. Details are under investigation.

San Francisco's City Attorney has sued property owners for hosting illegal cannabis grow operations, highlighting safety and law breaches in the city's regulated market.

Santa Rosa Police arrested two juveniles for vandalism at North Bay Motor Sports, followed by a foot pursuit and charges including felony vandalism and resisting arrest.

Los Altos police used a FLOCK camera alert to capture a suspect found with a stolen vehicle, demonstrating the effectiveness of their surveillance technology.

Alexus Alstad led police on a chase in Petaluma on an illegal electric bike before being apprehended and charged.

The Santa Clara DA ruled the police shooting of Roberto Rivera Jr., who opened fire in a taqueria and later confronted officers, as lawful. Rivera was intoxicated and suicidal during the incident.

Deputies in Half Moon Bay arrested three men with prior theft charges following a retail theft at Safeway; two suspects had stolen items and drug paraphernalia.

Missing 59-year-old David Harris was found by the Redwood City Police Department after a public search. His well-being was a concern after his disappearance.