An investigation is underway after Vallejo Police were involved in a shooting with armed suspect Alexander Schumann, who was found with a BB gun and is now stable after being hospitalized.

Fairfield Police arrested an 18-year-old after a vehicle theft led to a chase, involving both a sedan and an SUV, and ended with the use of spike strips and a K9 unit.

Petaluma Police arrested Jonathan RomoGomez for reckless driving after he was caught speeding over 130 mph on Highway 101.

Three Vallejo residents were arrested by the Solano County Sheriff's Office for CSAM-related offenses, with searches and a parole compliance check leading to the apprehension.

Two residents died in a fire at a San Rafael apartment complex; the fire's cause is under active investigation with community support for the displaced.

Suisun City authorities quickly managed a residential fire, arresting a 55-year-old armed suspect for arson and firearm charges. No injuries were reported, and the investigation continues.

Cloverdale Police arrested Jose Maria Farías Farías for alleged sexual assault of a minor after a detailed investigation and multi-agency cooperation.

Santa Rosa Police arrested a 16-year-old for gang-related graffiti vandalism, facing felony charges including violations of vandalism and criminal street gang activity statutes.

A second victim was found after a fire destroyed a San Rafael apartment complex, with Tracey Lee Lowmiller identified as one of the deceased. Investigations on the cause continue as the community rallies support.

Two Santa Rosa residents, Fabian Manriquez Lopez and Alexis Smith, were arrested for a series of graffiti acts in Sonoma County, causing around $10,000 in damages.

The Santa Rosa Police Department reports success with their "Missing Person Monday" campaign which has helped locate five missing adults, one since 2005, by leveraging social media to raise public awareness.

Kamoryn Hill was arrested for firearm possession after a brawl at a skate park near Windsor Middle School, where he allegedly brandished a gun. Despite community silence, Hill faces multiple charges and was released on pretrial supervision.

Fairfield Police Department announces a DUI/Driver's License Checkpoint on August 30 to combat impaired driving at a high-incident location from 6 pm to midnight.