A single-vehicle crash in Vallejo led to a fire, critically injuring the male driver, who later died. The accident marks the city's sixth traffic fatality in 2024. Vallejo Police seek information to investigate the cause.

Vallejo Police arrested two individuals after finding a fake registration sticker, a glass pipe, an unserialized firearm, and suspected methamphetamine during a traffic stop.

An arsonist linked to multiple fires near a Santa Rosa school was arrested thanks to a joint police and fire department effort.

The Sebastopol Police Department is seeking information after a pedestrian was injured in a hit-and-run involving a white Volvo on Gravenstein Highway North. They urge witnesses to contact them at (707) 829-4400.

A 23-year-old man, Tariq Wade, was arrested by the Novato Police for possessing a loaded firearm, resisting an officer, and other charges after a foot chase that ended near Hamilton Marketplace.

Police investigated a student's joke about gun threats on a bus at Slater Middle School, leading to their arrest for possession of a boxcutter on campus.

A man was arrested for burglary in Fairfield after being caught by police attempting to enter a home through a doggy door and hiding behind a tree with stolen items.

An SRPD officer arrested Leslie Spadoni after a traffic stop revealed drugs and an illegal gun, Spadoni, a convicted felon, faces multiple felony charges.

Police in Santa Rosa arrested Rafael Valencia, a convicted felon, after a welfare check led to the discovery of a loaded firearm and stolen handgun magazines.

A traffic stop in Vallejo led to a police chase, the discovery of illegal drugs, an unregistered firearm, and the arrest of a previously convicted felon.

San Quentin officials investigate the death of inmate Mark Squires as a possible homicide, with cellmate Gustavo Lopez under scrutiny. Despite life-saving efforts, Squires was pronounced dead in his cell.

The U.S. Department of Labor fined Humberto Castaneda Produce for multiple labor violations, including unfair pay practices and inadequate housing for H-2A visa workers.

WildCare, a wildlife rehabilitation center in San Rafael, has started relocating temporarily for a $24 million renovation, coordinating animal care with partners during the move.