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.

Othman Almuttalaby, a 33-year-old San Francisco resident, has entered a guilty plea to second-degree murder for a 2017 Hayes Valley killing...

A fire in Oakland's Chinatown displaced 38 people after starting in a dumpster and damaging four apartment units. Firefighters contained the blaze and authorities are working to restore power.

San Rafael police responded to retail fraud, arresting three individuals. They found drug paraphernalia and an illegally possessed loaded handgun in the suspects' vehicle. The suspects face multiple charges.

San Mateo Police arrested three suspects for carjacking and robbery after they ambushed a person selling a watch online, leading to various felony charges.

A San Jose Police Department officer faces charges of felony domestic violence and weapon discharge, accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend and other violent acts over a year.

Full Out Studios in West Oakland was burglarized, causing damage and loss of valuables, cash, and checks. The owners and community expressed heartbreak but are determined to recover and have increased security measures.

Police in Redwood City are seeking help to identify a male suspect in two elder abuse incidents and have released a photo. The public is advised to report sightings and not to approach him.

Critical sports equipment was stolen from Santa Teresa High School's storage, prompting police investigation and community fundraising for replacements.

A grass fire in Marin County prompted evacuations before firefighters contained it at 5 acres; evacuation orders were lifted after midnight. Local agencies coordinated the response and urge residents to sign up for emergency alerts.

A San Rafael man was arrested for starting a fire in Marinwood that burned 18 acres; multiple agencies extinguished it. He admitted to starting the fire recklessly.

Pleasanton Police seized over $130,000 in illegal merchandise, including flavored tobacco and psilocybin mushrooms, in a crackdown on sales to minors.

The Mountain View Fire Department responded to an electrical fire caused by an overheated component, with 25 employees evacuating prior to their arrival. The incident resulted in an estimated $200,000 in damage.