Pittsburg man Ricardo Garcia Perez was sentenced to two years in prison for child sexual abuse material and must register as a sex offender after an ICAC investigation.

During probation checks in Alameda, police found a cache of illegal items related to identity theft, resulting in the arrest of a previously convicted individual. The APD encourages residents to take precautions against fraud.

Two men were arrested for an armed robbery of a watch from a seller at Ellis Elementary School in Sunnyvale, with local police successfully recovering the item.

A Honduran man, Fernando Aguilera, was sentenced to 3 years and 9 months in prison for unlawful ammunition possession after firing a gun outside a bar in San Francisco.

San Francisco Police arrested 29-year-old Joseph Martinez on suspicion of arson in the Richmond District after allegedly starting fires in a park. The arrest follows a series of recent fires in the area.

A homicide probe is underway in Fairfield after a fatal stabbing on May 27. Police responded to the incident and the suspect remains at large. Details are limited as the investigation continues.

San José Police arrested Cong Tran for a reported burglary and sexual assault incident. Tran was identified and apprehended a week after the crime occurred.

Benicia High School was temporarily locked down due to a false threat, with the situation addressed by police and school officials; no threat was found, and students were safe.

Anthony Aflague was arrested by the Sonoma Sheriff's Narcotics Unit for possessing and manufacturing illegal firearms, narcotics, and related charges.

San Francisco DA announced conviction of Andre Sherman, 69, for petty fraudulent use of a credit card at Target. He was caught with multiple cards not in his name.

Santa Rosa man, Apolinario Araki "Junior" Santos, was arrested for lewd acts against a disabled 20-year-old female he worked with at Ridgway High School.

The Cold Case Unit of Santa Clara County has identified Vivian Moss as the victim of a 1981 homicide using advancements in genealogy. The DA urges the public to help find her killer.

Jury convicts Scott Michael Reyna of domestic violence and related charges in a San Francisco case; DA Brooke Jenkins reaffirms commitment to justice for victims.