Two burglaries occurred in Vallejo, with arrests made by local police. The first involved a kicked-in door and the suspect caught with stolen items. The second had a machete-wielding intruder who was apprehended by responding officers.

Four juveniles from Sacramento were arrested after a carjacking led to a police chase in Fairfield; the incident involved a vehicle spotted by Flock cameras.

Richmond Police arrested a suspect after a high-speed chase, recovered an illegally possessed firearm, and charged the individual with evasion and firearms possession.

A fatal crash on SR-4 in Contra Costa County involving two vehicles resulted in one driver's death, with CHP investigating.

A 30-year-old man died in a high-speed crash in Antioch involving his Acura and a Lexus SUV; two women in the SUV were injured but expected to survive.

92-year-old Rosalinda "Linda" Marte was found safe after being reported missing in Santa Clara. Her condition and the location where she was found are undisclosed.

Seven people were rescued from Tomales Bay after their boat capsized; three required hospitalization for minor injuries, while rescuers averted a near tragedy.

A man was arrested after leading Petaluma police on a chase in a stolen semi-truck, facing numerous charges including vehicle theft and evading police.

The Alameda County Fire Department extinguished a house fire in San Leandro, with one injured due to smoke inhalation and two families displaced. No cause yet determined; investigation ongoing.

A Mountain View neighborhood experienced chaos when a resident felt sick from white powder in an envelope, later identified as ephedrine by HazMat. Authorities closed streets and evacuated a building during the response.

The Napa Police reported a shooting on Riverside Drive on April 13, which resulted in two fatalities. The investigation is ongoing with a call for witnesses.

The California Highway Patrol air-lifted an injured hiker from below the Palisades Mountains, illustrating effective cooperation between emergency services.

Richmond Police arrested a man with an active warrant after finding a loaded firearm in his vehicle during a search at a traffic stop where the car had no license plate.