A motorcyclist, Francisco Castro, was arrested near Sonoma Valley High School for reckless driving and not having insurance, after reportedly speeding and weaving through a student crosswalk.

Santa Rosa police arrested wanted gang member Javier Lesama Montano, carrying a loaded firearm and with an outstanding felony warrant, following a tip-off and a brief pursuit.

Domenic Ray Knop was arrested in Benicia for burglary and theft after breaking into a business and stealing a moped scooter. Police responded to an alarm, leading to his arrest.

Two suspects were arrested following a violent theft involving bear spray at a Fairfield store, with arrests made after an employee recognized them the next day.

The Novato Police, in a sting operation, arrested a 62-year-old suspect, George Gains, for a theft at a Target store, and recovered over $950 worth of merchandise.

A man was arrested in Fairfield for having a loaded gun during a traffic stop for illegal window tinting. The police confirmed he was booked under various weapon charges and for violating probation.

Santa Rosa Police detained one adult and several juveniles after a loaded gun was discarded during a police encounter with known probationers and gang members.

San Rafael police investigate a robbery at the Home Consignment Center, where suspects smashed displays and stole jewelry. No injuries were reported, and the investigation continues.

David Morales was sentenced to over 37 years in prison for voluntary manslaughter and attempted murder following a shooting at a Santa Rosa party that left one man dead and another injured.

Richard Leslie Ward II was arrested in Sonoma County on multiple charges of child sexual assault, with authorities believing there may be more victims.

A pilot died after their plane crashed into a hangar at Gnoss Field Airport, causing a fire. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the cause of the accident.

Santa Rosa police arrested Jorge Leopoldo Jr., a felon, for possessing a gun after a late-night altercation involving several drunk individuals, using a drone and an armored vehicle to apprehend him safely.

One person and a dog died in a Tamalpais Valley house fire, while four other dogs were saved. Firefighters contained the blaze within 20 minutes. No other injuries were reported. Investigations continue.