Cloverdale police arrested a man after a Saturday-night barricade in which a woman was held inside a bedroom. He faces multiple felony charges and was booked into the Sonoma County Jail.

A ShotSpotter activation on Clarke Avenue Saturday afternoon led police to investigate a shooting that injured two people. Both victims are in stable condition as detectives seek tips.

Crews responded to a working building fire at 1185 Guerrero Street Saturday; the department linked to a Citizen safety‑app report and ordered extra units. Officials had not detailed injuries.

San Francisco firefighters used a rescue basket to haul an injured hiker up from the Batteries-to-Bluffs trail near Battery Crosby; the person was taken by ambulance. Photos of the operation were posted by the department.

A Vallejo man died after running onto I‑80 and being struck in the No. 3 lane early Saturday. CHP says he had allegedly assaulted his Lyft driver before the confrontation spilled onto the freeway.

Santa Rosa CHP says a driver was arrested after allegedly brandishing a handgun on US‑101 near Petaluma Blvd N; officers recovered a loaded, unregistered firearm.

Alberto Tamez Jr., convicted in the 1974 Nipomo killing, became eligible for immediate release after Gov. Newsom declined to act on a December parole grant.

A 51-year-old woman was ejected and killed in a single-vehicle crash at G Street and Drake Street in Antioch; police say speed and possible impairment may be factors.

A jury convicted Derek Rayo and Kelly Richardson of murder after prosecutors said their 19‑month‑old daughter, Winter, died from a fentanyl overdose. The case ties into broader prosecutions of dealers in infant overdoses.

A Santa Rosa man was arrested after Rohnert Park police say he struck an In‑N‑Out manager and later refused to exit his car during a Cotati standoff.

Deputies say a Navarro cannabis grow included forced labor and poor living conditions; officers seized hundreds of plants, processed product and a butane oil lab. A Boonville man was identified as a suspect.

A federal judge restricted a Bay Area attorney’s courtroom access after filings say he called an opposing counsel a rapist and a pedophile and referenced the man’s daughter. The judge is allowing him to stay on the case under tight limits.

A jury convicted Colin Jackson for his role in a Bay Area auto‑insurance fraud ring that investigators say cost insurers more than $1.5 million. The verdict is part of Operation Hammer Down.