Fairfield Police arrested two young men for drug and weapons charges after a routine vehicle stop revealed an AR pistol, a handgun, and various drugs.

The Vallejo Police arrested a man for vandalism and firearm violations after he confessed to damaging a neighbor's vehicle and an officer discovered a gun and ammunition in his truck.

David Charles Moon of Petaluma received a 25-year sentence for domestic abuse, witness intimidation, and other crimes with a history of similar offenses.

The Sonoma Sheriff's Henry-1 helicopter swiftly assisted a teen involved in a vehicle accident near Petaluma, providing critical medical aid alongside ground units.

A man was arrested on burglary charges after a joint police operation linked him to break-ins at two Novato businesses, where items were stolen using a crowbar.

The Novato Police Department responded to a man with a BB gun at a gas station, which was mistaken for a real firearm, leading to a police action and a reminder about the dangers of imitation guns.

A 15-year-old has been arrested for a prank call that led to a school lockdown in Fairfield, determined to be swatting. The student, responsible for the hoax, is facing consequences for causing widespread distress.

A mother and her children encountered an intruder at their Sausalito home. Police arrested Daniel Lewis Clark, linking him to this and another attempted burglary, finding him with stolen items.

A man was arrested after a dangerous 22-mile car chase in Sonoma County, involving high speeds and traffic violations, before being stopped with spike strips.

The Santa Rosa Police Department's cold case campaign on missing adults is in its third week, having already successfully located one individual thanks to a community tip.

A man was fatally shot in Vallejo, prompting an investigation by police detectives McDonough and Callison, who are seeking public assistance. This marks the second homicide in the city in 2024.

A masked, intoxicated juvenile trespassed at Montgomery High, alarming students and staff and leading to a police chase and his arrest for brandishing a knife and making threats.

Vallejo police made two January arrests for illegal firearm possession during routine traffic stops, with drivers found carrying loaded guns in violation of California law.