Joel Dunn was arrested after a road rage incident for brandishing a gun and later found with an arsenal, including a ghost gun. He faces multiple charges but was released on $50,000 bail.

San Jose Police arrested two suspects for rioting, assault on an officer, and vandalism during a sideshow, seeking others involved, including one for a hit-and-run. The violent incident resulted in a damaged police car and minor officer injuries.

Pacifica Police arrested Sandagdorj Sanjaasuren for alleged arson in April after a community tip led to his identification and subsequent booking into San Mateo County Jail.

A person in distress jumped from the Bay Farm Island Bridge and did not survive, despite rapid emergency response and rescue efforts. The individual was taken to a hospital but later pronounced dead.

A shooting at an Oakland waterfront event injured multiple people; no fatalities reported. The incident followed an illegal sideshow and led to minor injuries to officers and one arrest.

San Jose proposes a $12 million settlement for Lionel Rubalcaval, wrongfully convicted due to police misconduct claims, pending City Council approval.

A shooting suspect was arrested in San Mateo after a reported incident; one victim was hospitalized. The shelter in place order has been lifted, and the police continue to investigate.

The Healdsburg Police reported two assaults in a week, involving a fight between two males and another incident with a motorist wielding a golf club against a motorcyclist.

Fairfield Police arrested two individuals, Bobby Tavenner and Colleen Cox, for allegedly siphoning gas and stealing catalytic converters, with a no bail warrant also issued for Tavenner.

The Vacaville Police Department is seeking public assistance through social media to identify suspects involved in a series of thefts, including credit card fraud and stealing valuable items from local businesses.

The Sonoma County Sheriff's helicopter, Henry-1, swiftly rescued a mountain biker in distress in Jack London State Park, marking its third rescue in two days.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in finding Michelle Azpeitia, who was last seen on June 14 leaving her home in Hayward. Azpeitia was wearing black pajama pants with a skull pattern and a black shirt when she disappeared.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance on the 2005 cold case of Elzie Winston Jr.'s murder, hoping new information will lead to justice.