Two individuals were arrested in Santa Rosa for operating a significant psilocybin mushroom cultivation, which also involved firearms and other illegal items.

63-year-old Frank James McMillan was arrested for a double stabbing and the murder of his mother in Vallejo, marking the city's 21st homicide of the year.

The Petaluma Police are searching for Jessenia Hernandez-Adame, a 15-year-old girl missing since November 13 and considered at risk. She left home without her phone, and authorities are requesting public assistance.

A driver was arrested in Petaluma for reckless driving and carrying a concealed firearm after performing a "burnout," which was witnessed by a police sergeant.

Santa Rosa Police, aided by community tips, arrested Shan Titman and Daniel Tucker for property crimes, unlawful firearm possession, and other charges after discovering stolen goods and illegal weapons.

Marin County Sheriff's Office arrested Qingyun Chen for her alleged role in financial scams, including targeting an elder adult, with evidence and currency seized during searches in San Leandro.

A puppy's death in Cotati led to an investigation and subsequent arrest for animal cruelty, with the community deeply upset. The owner faces charges and a $20,000 bail.

Vallejo Police arrested an armed felon with methamphetamine during a traffic stop for a missing license plate.

Two felons, Drane Hicks and Jonathan Poole, were arrested in San Rafael for firearm and drug possession. Hicks was cited for suspected cocaine possession and Poole faces multiple charges, including violation of a court order and weapon possession.

After a fatal shooting in Petaluma, the Sonoma Sheriff's Office has arrested a suspect and is encouraging public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

The Sonoma Sheriff is investigating a deadly shooting in Petaluma. A body with gunshot wounds was found on Lakeville Highway. Details are sparse as the investigation continues.

Fairfield authorities closed eight illegal cannabis sites, seizing over 8,234 plants and assessing fines of $4.1 million due to various safety hazards.

Windsor police are investigating an early morning shooting where an unidentified male fired five shots, hitting a vehicle and a fence. No injuries occurred, and the suspect remains at large.