Novato police arrested two individuals, Jason Ware and Imereta Faalogoifo, after a chase following a theft at Ulta Beauty; Ware was charged with grand theft and felony evading.

San José Police arrested Lamont Carter, a sex offender, for two late February sexual assaults. He allegedly assaulted women in his car, once using a gun threat. He faces multiple charges.

Broadmoor Police captured a reckless driver with the help of residents' surveillance footage, leading to the arrest and vehicle towing of a 24-year-old man.

A lockdown was initiated at two schools in Occidental due to a social media threat. Students were safely reunited with families; the investigation is ongoing.

A vigilant neighbor in San José reported an attempted tire theft, leading to the prompt arrest of the thief by police, who also found a gun and methamphetamine.

The California Highway Patrol issued an Ebony Alert for missing 16-year-old Cherish Williams, last seen on March 8, 2025, in Oakland, urging the public to help locate her.

San Jose Police Department responded to illegal sideshows, impounding 17 vehicles, making one arrest, and handling a car fire, emphasizing their zero-tolerance policy.

After a highway chase, Petaluma Police detained suspects involved in a Nike store robbery at Petaluma Village Premium Outlets, including primary suspect Jose Garcia Cruz.

San Francisco police shot a man in the Sunset District after he fired a gun, sparking a shootout. The suspect's injuries are non-life-threatening, and ongoing investigations involve multiple city agencies.

A man in Windsor was arrested for DUI after colliding with a parked car and trying to flee. He had prior inhalant abuse arrests and was found hiding items, including nitrous oxide canisters.

A fatal head-on collision caused by a wrong-way driver occurred on Kirker Pass Road, Concord, with DUI suspected.

Documents related to an officer-involved shooting at a Martinez dispensary reveal a suspect vehicle hit an officer after someone brandished a gun; an officer was later fired for misconduct.

San Francisco firefighters battled a house fire on Geneva Avenue, resulting in one hospitalization and displacement of a resident with Red Cross assistance. Traffic was affected during the emergency response.