A 58-year-old man was arrested for the alleged stabbing of a 45-year-old man on a BART train en route to San Francisco. The victim, found in a station bathroom, was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

A Flock surveillance system alerted Fairfield police to a stolen vehicle, leading to the arrest of suspect Ramona Sandival, who was caught with the car keys.

Local law enforcement quickly responded to a shoplifting incident at Nugget Market in Tiburon, recovering stolen goods and citing a 33-year-old woman.

An inmate at Elmwood Correctional Facility was found unresponsive and declared dead despite CPR and medical efforts. No foul play is suspected in the ongoing investigation.

Mario Hills was convicted of assaulting an unhoused person with a deadly weapon in North Beach, San Francisco.

Hayward Police arrest 34-year-old Randall Stoops for murder and attempted murder following an August 18 incident on Silva Avenue, which resulted in one death and one injury.

A hit-and-run incident in San Francisco injured two pedestrians and a bicyclist. The suspect was later involved in an officer-involved shooting, leading to his death; a firearm was found at the scene. Multiple agencies are investigating.

Camren Watts, 23, was convicted for a 2020 shooting in Oakland, where he injured a man. He faces a 23-year sentence for multiple firearm-related charges.

Four people, two adults and two children, were found dead in a Milpitas apartment, causing shock in the local community. The cause of death is under investigation.

A man was arrested for arson in Healdsburg after allegedly starting a trailer fire; his quick arrest was aided by a witness who put out the fire and provided a description.

Thomas Loguidice, a sex offender, was convicted by a San Jose jury for a 1994 cold case kidnapping and robbery, facing a potential life sentence on top of his current 40-year term.

The SFPD arrested 27 individuals in a crackdown on organized retail crime in San Francisco, targeting hotspots for shoplifting and recovering stolen goods.

The SFPD warns of a rise in online scams where individuals in San Francisco have been defrauded of $170,000 in cash and $50,000 in gold through internet applications, urging the public to be vigilant and report incidents.