A fire at 424 Ellis Street resulted in one hospitalization and one dog's death; the cause is under investigation. Local politician Bilal Mahmood commended emergency services.

Oakland Police Department continues to search for 21-year-old Heaven “Milli” McGee, missing since January 21, 2025, last seen in Stockton, California.

Napa has settled for $1 million with Jeremy Vellenoweth's family after a fatal police shooting in 2021; the city maintains the officer acted lawfully.

The San José Police arrested 20-year-old Alex Garcia for a series of "GOOB" graffiti vandalisms, following an investigation by the SJPD Central Division.

San José Police arrested Josiah Lopez-Villalobos for gang-related vandalism, with technology aiding their investigation, and appreciate the DA's support.

Milpitas traffic stop results in the arrest of two individuals with outstanding warrants, one also charged with identity theft and possession of a concealed, loaded gun and drug paraphernalia.

A video of Marco Diaz making a Nazi salute from a Tesla Cybertruck in San Francisco led to backlash and affected his company, Cyber Electric's online presence. Diaz, who claims intoxication and provocation, apologized for his actions.

A stolen vehicle was recovered by Fairfield Police with the help of a citizen. No high-speed chase occurred, and a 40-year-old man was arrested without incident.

Walnut Creek Police arrested Ronald Lane for a bank robbery at Chase, recovering the stolen cash and commending the bank staff for quick, detailed reporting.

San Jose police arrested two individuals during a routine stop, discovering a handgun and suspected methamphetamine in the vehicle. The passenger was on probation and the driver had no license.

Vallejo Police arrested a female suspect involved in a vehicle burglary and recovered stolen tools after a patrol officer identified her from surveillance footage. She is now facing multiple charges.

The Oakland Police Department reports a 37% drop in overall crime in Q1 of 2025, with 33% less violent crime but a 15% increase in homicides. Robberies fell by 44%, and property crimes also decreased significantly.

Two Sacramento residents were arrested by Sonoma County detectives for large-scale mail theft and fraud, which involved creating counterfeit mail keys and stealing credit cards and checks.