The SFPD seeks public help to find at-risk missing man Zongyao Li, last seen on Dec 6 on 47th Avenue. He's 67, Asian, 5'8", 130 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Call 911 or the tip line with info.

Firefighters rescued a trapped driver after a collision with a tree on Highway 17; the patient was transferred to the hospital while traffic was affected.

The missing veteran Daniel Pelletier from Oakley has been found safe, the city announces on social media following an urgent search due to self-harm concerns.

An Amber Alert was issued for 17-year-old Yasmin Carrera-Bravo, last seen in San Jose, with the suspect being 25-year-old Noah Pimentel, possibly in a silver Honda Accord.

A vehicle crashed into a Novato home possibly due to a medical emergency. Two men were hospitalized; drugs or alcohol were not factors. The area was closed temporarily for investigation. The event is still being examined by police.

Benicia Police arrested a 62-year-old Walnut Creek man caught prowling in West L Street, finding burglary tools and drug paraphernalia in his car. He was booked without incident on charges of prowling and possession of burglary tools.

Vacaville Police recovered a stolen vehicle and resolved a liquor theft tied to two suspects, Montaje Lewis and Desiree Turner, after linking both incidents to the recovered car.

Berkeley Police Department has begun using Automated License Plate Readers to improve safety, despite privacy concerns. The technology has aided in arrests and recovery of stolen property.

Napa police swiftly apprehended four suspects involved in a $24,000 theft at an Ulta store, with three being juveniles, and recovered the stolen items.

Two died in a car accident in Fremont after their vehicle hit a tree at high speed, marking the city's fourteenth fatal road collision of the year. The Fremont Police are investigating the incident.

Lt. Cmdr. Jacob Conrad was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroic piloting during a difficult rescue.

Two suspects charged in a Union Square burglary pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft after a smash-and-grab at a Dior store.

Ex-CFO Tony Archuleta-Perkins admitted to stealing over $1.3 million from SF law firms, using schemes like a fake nonprofit. He pleaded guilty to bank fraud and money laundering.