Police and CHP responded to a woman on a Waterman Boulevard overpass; she later fell and was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Traffic was affected.

A San Francisco man was arrested by Brentwood Police for kidnapping after a distress call about a male and female fighting in a vehicle; a second suspect was also detained. The investigation is ongoing.

Two females were injured in a vehicle-pedestrian collision in Redwood City; both are hospitalized. The incident occurred near schools, prompting police to enforce traffic laws for student safety.

Livermore Police stopped a vehicle, leading to the arrest of two individuals, Anthony Gray and Blanca Resendiz, on drug-related charges, including possession with intent to sell.

Authorities conducted a high-risk search in Gilroy a week after finding a woman's body; an unrelated arrest was made, and the death remains under investigation.

San Francisco's City Attorney sues 16 websites for creating and distributing AI-generated deepfake pornography without consent, aiming to protect victims' rights and privacy.

Milpitas Police arrested a suspect for a violent necklace theft and seek additional victims. The man from Oregon was caught following a rapid investigation.

A 20-year-old man was shot in the face in Santa Rosa last Monday night, in a suspected gang-related incident. The victim drove to the hospital and is part of an attempted homicide investigation. Authorities are seeking information from the public.

CHP Hayward officers arrested two suspects and recovered a weapon after a high-speed chase of a stolen white Lexus from Hayward to Oakland. No injuries were reported.

The director of events and marketing at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds is charged with bribery and extortion for allegedly soliciting kickbacks from a security firm.

Redwood City saw multiple random assaults by Miguel Angel Landa, now in custody. He faces battery and elder abuse charges after the morning incidents. Police emphasized community cooperation in the arrest.

The Santa Rosa Police arrested two after finding illegal firearms and manufacturing equipment, including a short-barreled rifle and a 3D printer, used for making untraceable 'ghost guns.'

Three men will face trial for the murder of Officer Tuan Le, while a fourth faces burglary charges. Evidence presented was deemed sufficient for trial, with proceedings set for August 28, 2024.