Fairfield police used a drone and set up a perimeter to arrest a suspected car burglar identified as 23-year-old Joseph Nunez, after a vigilant resident reported him.

Three-vehicle crash on Lakeville Highway caused by a Ford Mustang crossing into oncoming traffic resulted in one death and several injuries. The Mustang's driver was arrested for DUI.

Petaluma Police arrested Rodrigo Rosales-Ramirez after he hit four parked cars while driving under the influence. Both he and his passenger were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Two suspects, Richard Lund and Asia Morton, have been arrested in connection to the murder of Mark Calcagni, with Lund believed to have shot the victim. Both had professional ties to him.

Fairfield police used a drone to apprehend wanted felon Dishon Vales after a disturbance, outsmarting his attempt to escape by monitoring with the drone and setting a perimeter.

A man was arrested in Petaluma for firearm and drug charges after a high-speed chase and crash. He was found with a "ghost gun" and meth. No one was injured.

Sonoma County introduces LOU, an AI travel concierge by Sonoma County Tourism and Mindtrip, to provide personalized itineraries for visitors based on their interests.

Fairfield Police reported a hate crime assault on a high school student by Victor Viera Chavez due to her perceived immigration status. He was arrested and charged.

The article discusses Napa County's collaboration with the DWR to install five new stream gages for better water management, funded by the Budget Act of 2023.

The Fairfield Police Department arrested a man who broke into a car dealership, then later baited an officer with a stolen truck, leading to a low-speed chase and his arrest.

A third youth was arrested by Novato Police in connection with a failed robbery and shooting in September, facing charges including aiding and abetting crime and gang participation.

A 16-year-old has been charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in the Marin County crash that killed four teenage girls on April 18. Investigators say the driver was speeding before losing control on San Geronimo Valley Drive. The victims, all Archie Williams High School students, were on their way to a sleepover.

A 17-year-old led Healdsburg Police on a high-speed chase on Highway 101, which was terminated for safety. The suspect was later caught and charged with Reckless Evasion.