An SRPD officer intercepted a suspect's vehicle to stop a dangerous chase on US-101, coordinating with Rohnert Park DPS and CHP, preventing potential harm to the public.

Two individuals were arrested by San José Police for a July 2024 armed robbery; firearms were found at one suspect's home. The search for three more suspects continues.

Authorities arrested Giovanny Gomez at a Brentwood Safeway following an incident where he threatened someone with a gun, leading to a “high risk car stop” and charges including assault with a firearm.

The Pacifica Police report a DUI incident with no injuries involving Ginger Grochowski, who was arrested after failing sobriety tests and hitting a parked car.

A two-alarm fire at a San Jose house was extinguished by firefighters, with all occupants safe and no injuries reported. Traffic and local VTA services were disrupted.

The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office arrested a suspect, Francesca Iancu, for her role in a multi-county theft ring, involving fake EBT cards and the theft of baby formula.

Santa Rosa police alert the community about a suspicious man in a damaged black Jeep following children after school, asking for public assistance and emphasizing safety awareness.

A 15-year-old has been arrested for the December murder of Ponciano Tule Bernal in Oakland. Bernal was pronounced dead at the scene on Foothill Boulevard.

Oakley Police Officers engaged in a high-speed chase with suspected robbers, capturing 20-year-old Kalil Houston and 21-year-old Isaiah Mitchell, who now face multiple charges.

Jaycee Sandoval Palacios, 28, pleaded no contest to feloniously transporting methamphetamine in San Mateo County, related to a case involving over 200 pounds of the drug.

Richmond firefighters quickly contained a significant commercial building fire on Espee Avenue, with no injuries reported thanks to efficient firefighting strategies and dedicated efforts.

Oakland Police Department issues a public plea for assistance in locating 77-year-old Richard Dumas who suffers from dementia and was last seen wearing a black jacket and blue jeans.

San José's first homicide of 2025 occurred with a fatal shooting on Loma Verde Drive; the victim died despite life-saving efforts. Police urge witness cooperation.