Gunshots in Napa led to a standoff resolved by arresting three. Napa Police and Sheriff's responded, issuing a community alert. No further threat exists, and the investigation is ongoing.

El Cerrito Police are investigating the disappearance of 61-year-old Alice Herrmann and have named her boyfriend, 54-year-old Theobald Lengyel, a person of interest.

San Bruno police pursued a stolen vehicle, resulting in a chase through San Mateo. The pursuit ended when the car crashed, and three subjects were arrested after a brief foot chase.

Petaluma Police arrested 24 individuals in a DUI checkpoint operation, with officers screening 443 vehicles. The operation aimed to reduce DUI-related incidents.

Walnut Creek police investigate a homicide on Camino Verde Circle after a suspicious death call, seeking public tips and updating through social media.

Police in Sunnyvale detained three gang members after recovering a stolen PG&E truck, thwarting potential crimes. The suspects, two on parole, were arrested and a hidden gun was found.

Santa Rosa Police conducted a DUI checkpoint, arresting two for DUI and others for various offenses including driving without a license. The checkpoint is part of efforts to curb impaired driving.

An Oakland man pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle guns and night vision scopes to Oman; his wife also pleaded guilty to lying during the probe. They face sentencing on March 22, 2024.

Police in American Canyon pursued and arrested two suspects linked to a stolen Chevy truck after a car chase ending in Oakland. They face charges, including assault with a deadly weapon.

California CEO Robert Hienekamp pleaded guilty to failing to pay over $800,000 in employment taxes for his firm, facing potential jail time and penalties.

A San Francisco man was arrested in Colma after being identified by an ALPR as driving a stolen vehicle and found with burglary tools and contraband. He faces multiple charges.

The Fremont police reported a series of crimes including arson threats, high-speed chases, road rage incidents, and a robbery related to an online meeting for the week of Dec 5-11.

San Francisco man Casey Whitmore was convicted on several charges, including vehicle theft and injuring an officer, and could face nearly four years in prison.