Protesters blockaded Travis Air Force Base gates, leading to 14 arrests after they refused to clear the roads; the demonstration ended without violence or injuries.

The Fairfield Police warn residents about a mail scam that involves thieves stealing credit card info from mail, then returning it for unsuspecting activation, urging vigilance, mailbox security, and careful monitoring for any fraudulent charges.

A domestic dispute in Calistoga led to a standoff early Wednesday morning. Authorities resolved the situation peacefully after hours of negotiations with an uncooperative suspect.

The endangered California Freshwater Shrimp has been spotted further up Olema Creek by the Point Reyes Fisheries Team, indicating a positive trend in their conservation.

Vallejo Police arrested a felon for having a stolen vehicle and a gun. The car was confirmed stolen from Sacramento, and after a traffic stop, a firearm was found. The passenger was released, while the driver was booked for controlling both items.

The Fairfield Police Department announced a DUI checkpoint on Travis Boulevard and Union Avenue aimed at deterring drunk driving, scheduled for 7 p.m. to 2 a.m on December 29.

Cotati Police detained a man for shoplifting at Walgreens and returned $900 worth of goods after uncovering his real identity and an active felony warrant.

A Petaluma man was arrested for DUI after crashing his car; he already had a suspended license from a prior DUI. Police emphasize the high cost and risks of drunk driving.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a BMW in Santa Rosa. The incident occurred on December 26th, and authorities are investigating.

During a traffic stop, a Fairfield police officer discovered an open alcohol container and a concealed handgun in the driver's car, leading to potential felony charges and a case now with the DA's Office.

The Sonoma County Registrar of Voters Office will alter its public hours, closing at 4 p.m. on Wednesdays starting January 3, 2024, but will remain open when necessary during elections.

Several pets were reported lost and brought to a Napa County shelter between Dec 21-26, including cats, dogs, and rabbits, with the shelter seeking to reunite them with their owners.

A driver hit several parked cars in San Rafael, causing no injuries; police confirmed no influence of drugs or alcohol and encouraged safe driving during the holidays.