A fire at a vendor's booth at Oracle Park before a Giants-Braves game caused an evacuation but was quickly extinguished with no injuries, allowing the game to proceed.

Vallejo police and partner agencies dispersed a sideshow, issuing citations, towing vehicles, and making one arrest.

Napa Police are investigating a homicide after finding a woman's body; a suspect is identified but not in custody. The incident is deemed isolated with no public threat.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Petaluma; police seek information on the assailant, who demanded the victim's belongings and fled the scene.

Vallejo Police arrested a man for arson, sexual assault, and attempted murder involving two victims; one suffered life-threatening burns. The suspect, a registered sex offender, was apprehended without incident.

Antioch Police issued an alert for missing 71-year-old Dwaine Baker, last seen at a 7-Eleven/Shell station, and are seeking public assistance in locating him.

Santa Rosa police arrested 21-year-old Anthony Escutia-Martinez on gun-related charges after finding a loaded handgun in his possession while he was on probation.

Edy Antonio, Jr., a respiratory therapist, was indicted by a federal grand jury for attempted enticement of minors for sexual acts. He was caught in a sting operation after arranging to meet purported minors at a hotel.

The family of Marvin Boomer Jr., an Oakland teacher killed after a CHP pursuit, plans to sue the City of Oakland, CHP, and the driver involved in the crash.

A man in Petaluma was arrested for making threats over pride flags at local schools, escalating from a demanding voicemail to explicit threats, including an execution warning. His bail is set at $750,000.

A motorcyclist died in a crash with a van in Santa Rosa; speed may have played a role. The incident occurred on Todd Road, and emergency services responded swiftly. The CHP is investigating and seeks witnesses.

San José Police arrested Pablo Chan for two sexual assaults after a female survivor reported an attack on Los Gatos Creek Trail. He was detained with the help of community and police collaboration.

A 4-alarm fire in San Francisco's Richmond district affected five buildings, displacing 35 people. Over 130 firefighters responded, and one firefighter was injured. The cause is unknown and investigations continue.