Antioch police officer Morteza Amiri was convicted of conspiracy and wire fraud for participating in a scheme to obtain fraudulent educational credits for pay raises.

A 2-alarm fire in Santa Rosa was quickly controlled by firefighters; one resident and a firefighter were hospitalized, and the cause is being investigated.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a car in Gilroy, and the car's occupants were injured. The police and fire departments responded, and an investigation is underway. Witnesses are asked to contact the authorities.

Fairfield Police arrested Jaered Diago in connection with a fatal April hit-and-run after a detailed investigation.

Gunshots were reported near UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr and Hill campuses early Thursday; no injuries occurred. The suspect, a white male, is sought by police. The area search ended, and the lockdown was lifted.

A San Francisco man, Francisco Romero, was arrested in Colma for trying to buy a car with a fake ID, revealing further illegal activities, including identity theft and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Police in Antioch ended a standoff with a barricaded suspect on Tehachapi Way; the nearby Dallas Ranch Middle School was locked down as a precaution. The suspect was eventually detained, resolving the situation safely.

Brentwood Police have arrested the second suspect, Sam Gray, in connection with an armed robbery on Sand Creek Road, following an earlier high-speed chase and arrest of the first suspect.

Five arrested after a marijuana dispensary robbery led to car chases and a police confrontation in Santa Rosa.

Vallejo Police arrested Jacoby Etter for the murder of Sharmell Mitchell, sister of Willie McCoy, after she was found injured from a car collision and gunfire.

A San José fire involved abandoned buildings and a barn, affecting traffic but causing no injuries. Fire crews contained the blaze, preventing further damage.

The owner of a San Francisco towing company faces federal charges for money laundering and fraud, following an FBI raid connected to insurance claim irregularities.

Curtis Lee Ervin's 1991 death penalty conviction was overturned due to a violation involving the exclusion of African American jurors in the selection process.