San Francisco authorities closed freeway offramps to control celebrations after the 49ers' NFC Championship win, leading to city-wide traffic congestion.

The Napa Police are searching for 77-year-old Paula Jo Garcia, last seen at her home on January 27. They ask for public help, noting she might be in a grey Prius with the license plate GREYBUG.

Vallejo police arrested participants and impounded vehicles at a large sideshow event, enforcing strict penalties against illegal street performances and spectating.

Two juveniles were injured in a St. Helena dirt bike accident; a 12-year-old was airlifted for trauma care. The CHP, fire departments, and AMR Napa County responded.

Pleasanton police arrested a man on probation with stolen vehicle and items linked to theft and drug use. They reminded the public to be vigilant, especially during tax season.

Two men, Logan Hixson and Emanuel Santiago Ortiz, were arrested in Benicia for offenses including possession of a controlled substance, resisting an officer, and receiving stolen property, after being flagged by an Automated License Plate Reader.

A manhunt is ongoing for Christopher Croul, wanted for attempted murder in Santa Clara. The Sheriff’s Office advises locals to shelter in place and has closed Mt. Madonna Park.

A California caterer is charged with defrauding the government of $4 million in COVID-relief funds, facing bank fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering charges.

The Colma Police are searching for two suspects involved in a theft where over $1,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from a store. The culprits fled in a Volkswagen, and the public's help is sought in the ongoing investigation.

The California Highway Patrol arrested a suspect for brandishing a firearm at a motorist on SR-84, thanks to detailed information provided by the victim.

Stanford University is on alert following burglaries in Escondido Village. A suspect was seen on security cameras; the community is advised to secure their properties and report any suspicious activity.

A San Francisco jury convicted 35-year-old Royce Colvin of first-degree murder for a 2017 Tenderloin neighborhood killing, with DA Brooke Jenkins affirming the city's intolerance for violence.

Fairfield police arrested Carlos Zarate and two others during a traffic stop, finding burglary tools in their vehicle and charging them with conspiracy and possession of burglary tools.