The Napa Police reported a shooting on Riverside Drive on April 13, which resulted in two fatalities. The investigation is ongoing with a call for witnesses.

The California Highway Patrol air-lifted an injured hiker from below the Palisades Mountains, illustrating effective cooperation between emergency services.

Search efforts are ongoing for 79-year-old Craig Thomas, who went missing with his dog in Marin County during a walk. Local authorities are urging the public to search their properties and provide any relevant information.

During a routine traffic stop near a school, Fairfield Police seized a loaded submachine gun and arrested two individuals, one on weapons charges and the other on outstanding warrants.

A teenage body was found in the Russian River, and search efforts continue for a missing 10-year-old after being swept away by the current. Local agencies and the community are involved in the ongoing rescue operation.

A 10-year-old boy is missing after being swept away by the Russian River; search efforts continue with local authorities and include drones and helicopters.

Sonoma County's helicopter rescued a motorist from a 200-foot plunge on Mt. Tam, facing challenges with the terrain and coordinating with ground firefighters.

CHP's Golden Gate Division Air Operations conducted their 25th rescue of 2024, saving an injured hiker, and also assisted a seriously injured motorcyclist in Calistoga on the same day.

The Santa Rosa Police Department arrested a man for producing and selling "ghost guns" using 3D printers. He faces charges for illegal possession of firearm parts.

A Novato woman, Susan Schuster, has been charged with felony DUI after causing a serious crash by running a red light, with the victim expected to recover.

A major injury collision on Highway 128 prompted an emergency response, with CHP Air Ops providing life support to an entrapped patient, who was then airlifted for urgent care.

A student at Windsor High School was arrested for making threats and bringing a loaded gun and other weapons to school, as reported by Windsor Police Department.

An armed man in Marin County surrendered peacefully after 8 hours of negotiation with law enforcement, ending a mental health crisis without violence.