Maurice Banks' parole is denied after his conviction for a violent 2010 attack on a student; DNA evidence solidified his guilt.

Daly City police dealt with multiple crimes in a week, including assault, attempted robbery, burglaries, car thefts, domestic incidents, and involuntary psychiatric holds, with numerous arrests made.

Hayward Police used drones to catch a woman vandalizing a building, leading to her arrest and highlighting the balance between technology use in law enforcement and privacy issues.

The Petaluma Police arrested Kevin Donohoe for narcotics possession after finding him asleep in a suspicious vehicle with fentanyl and methamphetamine.

A deadly avalanche at Palisades Tahoe killed Kenneth Kidd, a 66-year-old skier from Marin County. Despite avalanche control efforts, the slide occurred after a chairlift opened, trapping several but only Kidd suffered fatal injuries.

A man pleaded no contest to a felony carjacking charge in San Mateo County after a November incident and related robberies, leading to a police chase.

Officers responded to a ShotSpotter alert in San Francisco's Mission District, finding two shell casings. Later, a suspect with a loaded gun was arrested following a foot chase.

Two Bay Area entrepreneurs confessed to bribing a Vallejo city official to overlook violations at their illegal marijuana grow-op. They face up to 5 years in prison and $250,000 fines.

A pedestrian was critically injured early morning in a San José vehicle collision at Quimby Rd and S White Rd, resulting in road closure for investigation.

Arrests were made in relation to a Christmas Day shooting in Mountain View that injured two, including a child, with suspects charged for the shooting and a robbery.

Vallejo has settled a lawsuit for $5 million with the family of Willie McCoy, shot by police in 2019. The family's attorney vows to seek further justice for McCoy, who was killed while asleep in his car.

A man with seven warrants was arrested in Sonoma County after a vehicle with a brake light issue was stopped, revealing the driver's multiple theft-related incidents.

The Fremont Police seek public assistance to locate Carlos Diaz-Martinez, missing since December 30, 2023; he is at risk of self-harm. He was last seen wearing a black jacket and red Vans sneakers.