A person died in a cabin fire in Forestville, Sonoma County; the fire was contained without spreading to the woods, and the cause is under investigation.

Lynette Murillo was arrested in Petaluma for trying to steal an SUV and possession of methamphetamine and paraphernalia.

Two arrests were made in Healdsburg after a car with expired tags was stopped, revealing a handgun and suspected meth; occupants Suzanna and Hale face charges.

Napa County Firefighters responded to a fire caused by inflatable holiday decor, emphasizing the importance of electrical safety during festive seasons. No injuries or major damage were reported.

A DUI incident occurred in Novato where Jose Baeza Cruz crashed a Honda minivan into parked vehicles; no one else was injured. Cruz was arrested and received medical clearance.

Alejandro Escobar Rodriguez was arrested in Rohnert Park for DUI with a BAC of 0.21%, as police emphasize their strict approach to impaired driving during the holidays.

Deputies in Santa Rosa arrested two probationers, Gilberto Torres Oliveros and Lou Medina, for drug possession and illegal ammunition during a patrol stop.

A car veered off US-101, descended an embankment, and landed on SR-128, with the driver sustaining minor injuries. Causes of the accident near Cloverdale remain under investigation.

Calistoga employees found and returned a lost fanny pack containing over $2,000 in cash, earning them praise from local police for their community-minded action.

A drone with thermal imaging helped Fairfield Police find a missing autistic teen, highlighting the benefits of technology in search and rescue missions.

A man with a fake gun caused a scare and a police chase from a Vallejo restaurant to Interstate 80 before being arrested.

A Santa Rosa man faces charges for narcotics and firearms after police found drugs, weapons, and evidence of drug distribution in his vehicle and a subsequent property search.

Urgent search underway for Elias Hernandez Deleon, last seen paddle boarding in the Bay. Missing since December 14, with a distinctive appearance and equipment, local authorities and SAR urge public assistance.