Concord salon owner Chi Ngoc Vu was arrested by police on sexual assault charges and is being held on $275,000 bail. Authorities encourage other potential victims to come forward.

The quiet of a Livermore hotel room was shattered by gunfire last weekend, leaving two people dead, and the Livermore Police Department urging...

The Marin County Sheriff's Office confirmed the body of missing surfer Darren Michael Smith was found at Drakes Beach. An investigation into his death is ongoing.

The Pacifica apartment fire was caused by an overloaded extension cord. All residents were safely evacuated with no injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze to one unit and emphasized the importance of electrical safety.

San Bruno police arrested a 33-year-old male suspect for a commercial burglary, recovering stolen items at his residence and booking him at San Mateo County Jail.

An attempted vehicle theft in Pacifica escalated to shots fired, with suspects fleeing and no injuries. The police seek information on two suspect vehicles.

A man drowned in Alameda Creek in Fremont, and despite a large-scale search and rescue operation, the recovery effort ended with the discovery of his body.

The Union City Police are searching for Annaliese Gonzalez, a missing 15-year-old girl last seen at her high school, and have asked for public assistance.

Alameda police recovered a stolen vehicle using an automated license plate reader, arrested two suspects with outstanding warrants, and found ammo and drug paraphernalia during the operation.

A patient in Santa Rosa stole an ambulance with an EMT inside while another paramedic was occupied, leading to a high-speed chase that ended with spike strips and the suspect's arrest.

A violent incident in Fremont led to one person being hospitalized and a police manhunt that temporarily closed local roads. The suspect was later arrested without incident.

Service Corporation International, a funeral provider, settled for $23 million over allegations of deceptive marketing and mishandling pre-need cremation services in California.

Robert Christopher Curry was convicted in San Francisco for first-degree residential burglary, assault, and theft, with a possible nearly twelve-year prison sentence.