San Francisco police arrested eight suspects in a drug operation seizing over half a kilogram of narcotics and two firearms, involving multiple agencies.

San José Police arrested Marlo Porter, a sex offender, for kidnapping and assaulting a teen. Advanced tech helped the rapid capture. Mayor Mahan and SJPD underscore their commitment to public safety.

Mountain View Police rescued a malnourished sea lion pup, "Babymac," and ensured its care at The Marine Mammal Center, underscoring the department's multifaceted role.

Antoine Watson was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and assault in the death of Vicha Ratanapakdee, which had fueled anti-Asian hate crime protests.

A gas pipeline leak by PG&E caused a house explosion in Hayward, injuring six people. The 1942 gas main was damaged during roadwork, leading to the blast despite the gas flow being stopped.

American Canyon Police arrest a 57-year-old for thefts after being spotted stealing from a yard, thanks to a detailed vehicle description from a witness.

Alameda introduces midweek paid parking and security at Seaplane Lagoon Ferry Terminal to improve safety and manage vehicle turnover starting February 3, 2026.

A Fairfield man, Zachary Sanders, was arrested for child sexual abuse material-related charges in a collaborative law enforcement operation involving the Solano County Sheriff’s Office and others.

A Flock camera system in Fairfield, California led to the arrest of a 60-year-old woman, Donna Rucker, driving a stolen car. She was captured without incident and booked into Solano County Jail.

Oakland's pilot program introduces speed safety cameras to deter speeding, starting with warnings and issuing fines in March 2026, with privacy protections and scaled fines based on income.

Santa Rosa Police are looking for Blair Evans, who disappeared on Jan 15. He's 55, with a thin build, and was last seen wearing a turquoise jacket and jeans. Residents are urged to contact authorities with sightings.

Santa Rosa police used ALPR technology to arrest Damian Garza for a series of gas station robberies after discovering matching clothing and a pellet rifle at his residence.

The Sierra Club sued the Interior Department, saying it withheld FOIA records about Secretarial Order 3431 and a QR-code review that led to removed park signage. The case could force disclosure of internal emails and visitor comments.