Fairfield and Solano County launch the Edible Food Recovery Program to combat food insecurity by diverting food waste to the hungry, aligning with Senate Bill 1383 requirements.

A Novato traffic stop escalated when a male suspect fled on foot and a female drove off with him on the hood. Police later found the car with drugs and cash. The female was caught while the male remains at large.

A San Francisco man, Nathan Picco, was arrested by the Marin County Sheriff's Office for planning to distribute drugs, following an undercover operation.

Sonoma County has approved a Behavioral Health Bridge Housing program to support homeless individuals with severe mental health challenges, launching February 3.

Fairfield Police arrested Sean Johnson for burglary after a warehouse break-in on Cordelia Road, aided by surveillance footage and quick police response.

A man in Sonoma County has been arrested for the murder of his father, with his mother implicated as an accessory. This follows earlier elder abuse charges against the son.

Authorities in Vallejo made progress in their first homicide case of the year, arresting suspect Maximillian Snyder for the fatal stabbing of a male victim.

A Fairfield attempted burglary was thwarted when a resident reported a break-in, leading to the swift arrest of a 19-year-old suspect and recovery of stolen items.

Vallejo Police joined the CHP to combat reckless driving and sideshows, supported by new California laws allowing impounding of vehicles used in such activities.

The Vallejo Police Department is investigating a fatal traffic collision on January 25 that left one man dead; the driver cooperated and drugs or alcohol seem not involved.

Vallejo Police arrested a suspect after a pursuit for driving with expired registration; the driver unsuccessfully fled on foot and was found with an illegal automatic firearm.

Deputies in Santa Rosa detained Robert Penister, finding a loaded firearm, methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia in his proximity, leading to his arrest on several charges.

The John Muir Land Trust has acquired Point Buckler Island for $3.8 million to restore its ecosystem after damage from unauthorized levee construction.