A fire involving lithium batteries at the Port of Oakland was extinguished by firefighters, with no reported injuries and the cause under investigation.

Santa Rosa Police found a fully automatic machine gun during a traffic stop; 19-year-old Rico Hermosillo-Lozano was arrested on several felony charges.

Two juveniles were arrested by Los Altos Police for car theft, detected by an automatic license plate reader. The police returned the vehicle and cited the teens rather than jailing them.

Vallejo police reported an armed robbery on Tennessee Street, where suspects, including minors, were tracked and arrested with the help of a K9 unit, and all stolen money was recovered.

Colma Police arrested Douglas Edwards for possession of a stolen vehicle after spotting a motorhome reported stolen and finding him asleep inside. Edwards had multiple warrants and was booked into jail.

A traffic stop in Santa Rosa led to the arrest of Mateo Lopez after police found a loaded gun in his satchel. He faces charges of carrying a concealed firearm in a vehicle and possession of an unregistered firearm.

Flock cameras in San Rafael led to an arrest after detecting a stolen vehicle. The car was found abandoned, the driver arrested for auto theft, and a revolver was seized.

Deputies in San Lorenzo discovered two women fatally shot in a residence, prompting an active double homicide investigation by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office.

A three-alarm fire in Oakland damaged a home and the historic St. Andrew Missionary Baptist Church, with no injuries reported after a speedy response by 60 firefighters.

Firefighters in San Francisco rescued seniors from a fire at Jones Senior Homes in Japantown; two were hospitalized, with no known cause yet reported.

A missing 13-year-old boy named Xyier Thomas was last seen in Hayward, California, prompting an EBONY Alert. Authorities are actively seeking public assistance.

Brentwood PD seeks public help to find missing teen Demari Powell, last seen May 8 at Heritage High School, possibly in San Francisco now. She has a distinctive appearance with tattoos and a scar.

Adrian Cervantes-Alvarez was sentenced to life in prison for assaulting the mother of his children with scissors, with the Sonoma County courts invoking the Three Strikes Law due to his past convictions.