CDFW announces plans to conduct helicopter captures for wildlife research in northern California, focusing on tracking through GPS collars for species like deer, elk, and gray wolves.

A Monday night shooting in East Oakland left one person dead. Oakland police say the victim died after being brought to an Oakland hospital and are asking the public for tips and video.

San Jose's Hyphen is scaling AI-powered makelines to build digital orders, with backing from Chipotle and Cava. Pilots and factory ramping are already underway.

A long investigation using plate‑reader data and cellphone records led to an arrest in the fatal Coliseum‑area bicycle crash that killed a 59‑year‑old Oakland man.

An early‑morning fire tore through an East Oakland warehouse officials say housed a cannabis operation. Crews contained the blaze quickly and no one was hurt.

A shooting in San Pablo resulted in one man dead and another in critical condition. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information on the suspect(s).

San José Police arrested Jonathan Nunez for attempted murder following an assault with a metal pole, and for felony vandalism after damaging a place of worship.

The CHP in Santa Rosa arrested a DUI driver early Thursday on Crane Canyon Road, reminding the public to stay alert and not drive under the influence.

Crime rates in San Francisco have decreased by 25.4% in 2025, with violent and property crimes down, but with an increase in property crime in the Southern District and a rise in human trafficking incidents.

Richmond Police are investigating the city's sixth homicide on Klose Way, where an individual died from intentional injuries. No suspects or additional details have been revealed yet.

Mahima Yaqoob was arrested in Palo Alto for using a car and pepper spray in a road rage assault involving a family.

A UCSF‑led Science study in mice found that fat type — not calories — can tell the brain what season it is, and processed hydrogenated fats can keep animals in a summerlike state. Human effects remain untested.

Tenants at Santa Clara’s Agrihood say sanitation, safety and air‑quality problems persist as the developer seeks to swap approved rental units for 44 for‑sale townhomes.