An armed robbery at the Streets of Brentwood shopping center led to the detention of four juvenile suspects by Brentwood and Oakley PD, with charges including robbery and conspiracy.

Human remains were found at Keller Beach, and authorities are currently investigating the identity and cause of death.

Sheriff's deputies in Redwood City intervened in a violent altercation at Sequoia Station where one individual was found with a knife and another with stab wounds. Cody Washington was arrested for attempted homicide and a parole violation.

ICE deported Mario Hidalgo, a former Sinaloa Cartel member and associate of El Chapo, back to Mexico after he served a U.S. prison sentence for drug trafficking.

An expired sticker led San Mateo police to arrest Daniel Caballero after finding meth and a pipe in his vehicle. He had prior convictions and now faces multiple charges.

Two vehicles collided in SF's Mission District, with one crashing into the Dovre Club, causing structural damage. Both drivers had minor injuries, and the investigation is ongoing.

A suspect is sought in a fatal hit-and-run in Antioch that killed a woman. It occurred January 14; details are scarce and the investigation is ongoing.

Josef Atchan was charged with auto burglary and hit-and-runs in San Francisco, pleading not guilty despite clear accusations and possession of burglary tools at his arrest.

The Alameda County DA’s Office is enhancing efforts against labor trafficking and worker exploitation with a $335,935 grant, collaborating with various agencies and educating the community.

Two Gilroy men were arrested following a traffic stop where an unresponsive driver fled, leading to a pursuit and the discovery of narcotics and a firearm.

Vallejo Police investigate a shooting incident on Sawyer Street that left a juvenile critically wounded, with no suspects arrested yet and a call for public assistance.

The San Francisco Police Department warns the Chinese community about "blessing scams" involving decoy ceremonies that have conned victims out of $374,000.

Two women were convicted in San Francisco for their roles in the neglect and endangerment of a toddler, leading to severe burns and permanent disfigurement.