Santa Rosa police investigated a vague bomb threat email sent to various Sonoma County offices, which was ultimately deemed not credible. No bombs were found, and affected offices evacuated as a precaution.

Two Sacramento women were arrested for defrauding elderly Marin County residents through a bail scam, where victims paid thousands thinking they were helping relatives.

Rohnert Park authorities confirmed the identity of Wen Hui Wu, found deceased on Ocean Beach, through DNA analysis after a prolonged search following his disappearance.

Fairfield Police arrested Tavaris Knox for firearm and narcotics violations during a traffic stop for expired registration, where a loaded gun and drugs were found in the vehicle.

The Vallejo Police Department arrested Rashad Jaquez Roy Breed Love O'Neal for a homicide on September 15, 2025, after they found a man shot in a car. The investigation is ongoing, with community assistance requested.

A trespasser in Fairfield, CA fell asleep during a break-in and was evicted by the homeowner. Police found and arrested the suspect, Quincy Collins, for burglary and parole violation.

Santa Rosa Police Department's "Missing Person Monday" social media campaign has helped resolve cold cases by featuring missing persons to engage the community's assistance.

A carjacking suspect with a prior record was arrested in Vallejo after a car and foot chase, with a replica gun and drugs found in the stolen vehicle.

A 15-year-old girl was severely injured in a pedestrian collision involving a Toyota Tacoma in Windsor and airlifted to UC Davis Medical Center. The driver cooperated with the police, who found no signs of alcohol or drug influence.

A fatal crash on Old Redwood Highway involving a vehicle and a bicyclist resulted in the death of an elderly man; CHP investigates and rules out driver impairment.

A serious vehicle-pedestrian collision in Petaluma Friday night prompted police and fire departments to respond; the injured pedestrian was hospitalized and the driver is cooperating with the investigation.

The California parole board denied Larry Richard Bunke's 14th parole request for the 1982 second-degree murder of his wife, citing ongoing resentment and lack of remorse.

A teen driver was cited after police discovered marijuana during a late-night traffic stop, with all vehicle occupants under 20.