A 9-year-old boy is recovering after being shot in the leg near Livonia Avenue and Bristol Street in Brownsville. Police say he was not the intended target and no arrests have been made.

Device forensics led investigators to add 40 counts to a Venice man’s case, bringing the total to 42 felony charges in Sarasota County.

The FWC is investigating a viral clip that appears to show people on an Everglades airboat firing at an alligator; officials say they are reviewing tips and video evidence.

Surveillance images show a man who police say grabbed a 38-year-old woman on the southbound 50 Street platform on March 19. NYPD Crime Stoppers is asking for tips.

Firefighters responded Thursday after a CAL FIRE CZU post showed smoke over Brisbane; a live ALERTCalifornia camera captured the plume. Local agencies urged residents to monitor alerts.

Oakland police say three people were arrested and investigators seized six dirt bikes, a vehicle and three firearms tied to an attempted Telegraph Avenue carjacking.

A San Jose man was arrested this week after police say he opened fire on two juveniles in East San Jose on Dec. 6, 2025. Detectives recovered a suspected firearm and clothing during a search.

A Daly City man convicted in an Aug. 27, 2025 domestic attack was sentenced to 364 days in county jail, probation and ordered into residential treatment instead of the state term prosecutors sought.

A federal judge opted for time served and three years of supervised release for two couriers tied to The Shop drug-delivery ring. The case follows a larger prosecution that put the alleged organizer behind bars last year.

A high-speed chase that began on U.S. 101 ended in Kenwood when an SUV rolled into a vineyard and the driver surrendered, authorities said.

A small blaze was set inside the CPMC Van Ness emergency room early Thursday; firefighters say the fire was extinguished and contained to bedding and operations were unaffected.

Dunwoody and Alpharetta disabled public police dashboards after restricted juvenile data appeared on incident logs. Officials say the portals are offline while vendor settings and access controls are reviewed.

Whittier agreed to a $3.5M settlement after four women sued, saying a former Explorer adviser sexually abused them as teens in the 1970s.