A man tried to rob a teenager at gunpoint in San Mateo but was later arrested; the gun was a replica, and he faces serious charges, including robbery and committing a felony while on bail.

Shane Brightpath Mike, a California business owner, pleaded guilty to not paying over $1 million in employment taxes and filing false personal tax returns. He faces up to five years in prison.

A car fire on the Bay Bridge disrupted westbound traffic towards San Francisco, blocking lanes and causing significant delays, but no injuries were reported. Those lanes are now open.

A car chase in San Jose led by Sheriff's deputies ended with multiple injuries after a deputy's car collided with an SUV. Suspect Thomas Thach, facing several charges, was eventually apprehended.

San Jose Police arrested a man for allegedly managing a brothel and rescued two trafficking victims. The community is urged to provide any additional information.

A fire destroyed 53 units at a Fremont storage facility; no injuries were reported. Officials are investigating the cause, and the affected building has been red-tagged.

Two men were caught by Brentwood police during an attempted burglary on Sand Creek Road. Officers found the suspects hiding with a stolen safe; both face multiple charges.

A two-alarm fire engulfed a vacant commercial building in Concord late Monday, causing extensive damage and no injuries. Firefighters tackled the blaze for 2½ hours, and road closures affected downtown traffic.

A DUI suspect injured four children in Cupertino after his truck hit them on the sidewalk; one child remains critical. Adam Wu was arrested following the incident.

A child died in a car accident in Castro Valley after the vehicle hit a power pole and flipped. The driver is hospitalized with serious injuries; CHP investigates the cause.

Keith Kenard Asberry Jr. was convicted in Alameda County for 2008 and 2015 crimes in Berkeley involving kidnapping, rape, and burglary. His sentencing is set for May 24.

The Emeryville Police Department cited four clerks for selling alcohol to minors in a "Minor Decoy" sting operation in collaboration with the California ABC.

A San Francisco man was convicted of felony hit-and-run that severely injured a 65-year-old woman. The jury found him guilty, and he faces up to three years in prison.