San Mateo and Burlingame Police were involved in a non-fatal shooting of a suspect, now hospitalized, after a confrontation where the suspect pointed a firearm at officers. An investigation is underway, with involved officers on administrative leave.

Three young adults died in a Cybertruck crash in Piedmont, California. The lone survivor is a university sophomore. Speed appears to be a crash factor. Community grief is evident, and an investigation is ongoing.

Emergency crews responded to a tanker truck rollover south of Calistoga, where two individuals were injured, one critically. A diesel spill was contained, avoiding environmental damage.

San Mateo Police announce a DUI checkpoint on December 14 from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. at South Norfolk Street and Shoreview Avenue, funded by the California Office of Traffic Safety.

Two men were arrested in Benicia after a stolen car from San Jose was found and recovered, leading to drug possession charges and arrests on outstanding warrants.

Concord Police arrested two suspected vehicle burglars at Sunvalley Shopping Center after a safe pursuit and the deployment of spike strips by Officer Cherry.

A chase of a stolen vehicle by deputies in South Bay ended tragically with one juvenile dead and three injured.

A motorcycle crash on Mines Road resulted in a 40-year-old man's death and closure of the road for several hours. The rider, who may have been speeding, struck a utility pole.

A man was rescued by the Santa Rosa Fire Department after his kayak capsized in Fountaingrove Lake; he was wearing a life vest and was transported to the hospital.

Officers found two deceased individuals in a Sonoma County home in a possible murder-suicide, prompting an ongoing, detailed investigation by the Sheriff's Office.

The Alameda County Sheriff appeals for public assistance to solve the 1985 cold case murder of 24-year-old Juan Mateo, hoping new information will lead to justice.

A suspect was arrested for the shooting of a pregnant woman in San Francisco's Bayview district, with serious injuries reported. The SFPD continues to investigate the case.

San Francisco police arrested James Peros for stealing medical equipment after a GPS tracker led to his location. He faces felony charges, including grand theft.