San Pablo Police are seeking help to identify an arson suspect who set a vehicle on fire on September 18 and ask anyone with information to contact Detective J. Spiegel.

A manhunt is underway in San Mateo County as deputies search for a suspect who fled during a traffic stop. The public is advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

The Bay Area is set to warm up considerably before a forecasted significant cool-down on Sunday, followed by a potentially rainy and stormy pattern from Monday through Wednesday.

A fire severely damaged Bazaar Sonoma, a critically acclaimed Chinese restaurant, in Forestville. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation. The owners plan to reopen and continue serving their cuisine through pop-ups.

Three gang members were arrested in Sonoma after a stabbing incident at a Chevron station, connected to gang activity rather than an attempted robbery.

Two Walnut Creek residents were arrested by Marin County authorities on felony drug charges after detectives bought narcotics and found drugs, a gun, and cash in a raid.

The Contra Costa Family Medicine Residency Program celebrates 75 years of training physicians with a wide range of services and a rigorous curriculum, contributing significantly to local healthcare and global medical education.

Fairfield police apprehended Angel Sanchez, who led a slow vehicle chase and was charged with DUI and evading, as detailed by the department on social media.

Federal cuts to SNAP, known as CalFresh in Santa Clara County, threaten food security for 55,000 residents by reinstating work requirements and tightening eligibility.

Pleasant Hill Police arrested 31-year-old Zachary Foust for a stolen vehicle using license plate reader technology; his history of car theft is noted.

Police investigate Hayward's seventh homicide after a middle-aged man was fatally shot on Manon Ave; no arrests made, identity pending, public assistance sought.

Hercules Police arrested a local probationer, Tikyel Madden, seizing illegal firearms from his residence, following a coordinated operation with other agencies.

The California Highway Patrol issued a Silver Alert for 52-year-old Tanasha Norbert, missing in Alameda County since September 23. The public is urged to report sightings.