A natural gas leak in Fairfield following a car crash was resolved, with shelter-in-place lifted for Puffin and Cascade Circle residents. Roads were closed, and power was temporarily cut as PG&E repaired the damage.

A local man was arrested in Fairfield for a series of arsons after diligent police work and community vigilance.

Oakland Police seized over 500 pounds of fireworks for the second day in a row, encouraging community vigilance and offering disposal options for illegal fireworks ahead of July 4th.

Vallejo police rescued a woman and child from an armed kidnapping suspect, Cordell Shaw, at a Maher Court home. Shaw was arrested and multiple charges were filed.

Firefighters in Santa Rosa quickly extinguished a small vegetation fire on Moraga Drive. Authorities are investigating, with fireworks being a possible cause.

A suspect was arrested after a woman died being pushed onto the tracks at BART's Powell Street Station. The investigation continues to determine the motive.

Traffic stop by Livermore Police led to Bradley Grassechi's arrest after finding an unregistered loaded pistol in his car and more weapons at his home. He faces multiple charges.

A suspect was arrested in San Ramon for a fraud case involving 38 victims and losses over $400,000 after a long investigation by the Los Altos Police Department.

Two San Francisco residents, Anthony Ball and Cody Thomas, were arrested for theft and related charges in Colma after stealing items worth $500.64 and fleeing towards a cemetery.

A fire in the Oakland/Berkeley Hills was extinguished without injuries or threats to buildings. The cause, potentially illegal fireworks, is under investigation.

The U.S. Attorney's Office charged four individuals in Northern California as part of a nationwide health care fraud and opioid abuse operation, with allegations of false claims and illegal prescribing.

A San Francisco man faces federal charges for embezzling $1.2 million from law firms through a fake nonprofit, leading to bank fraud and money laundering indictments.

A car accident in Alameda led to a fire, which was quickly extinguished by firefighters. One person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.