A cyclist died in Vallejo after a collision; the involved driver cooperated and wasn't DUI. The 11th such fatality in Vallejo this year, police investigate.

The midcentury modern cottage at 10 Park Avenue in Bolinas has had its price reduced by $300,000 to $1,950,000, featuring sunny interiors and ocean proximity.

Santa Rosa Police's "Missing Person Monday" social media campaign has found success in solving cold cases and locating missing persons, with one from as far back as 1984.

Daly City man arrested for fraudulent deposit of a stolen $15K check from Marin County Office of Education; funds recovered and suspect faces charges.

One person died in a crash on State Route 12 in Santa Rosa when their Chevrolet Silverado struck a tree. CHP is investigating; the victim's identity is withheld.

San Rafael Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on September 26, from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., warning of the risks and costs associated with impaired driving.

A man was arrested in Vallejo for attempting to break into homes, with police urging residents to prioritize home security and report suspicious behavior.

A fire on Canal Street in San Rafael resulted in two fatalities, 50 homeless, and an injured officer. Temporary shelters were provided, with community support evident. The fire's cause is under investigation, with authorities seeking public tips.

The Santa Rosa Fire Department rapidly responded to a fire at a trailer park, which destroyed four homes and disrupted traffic, with no injuries reported.

Four suspects were arrested for a violent robbery in Benicia, thanks to the city's ALPR system. The incident involved an attack on an employee and theft of over $6,500 in items.

A psychiatrist was assaulted by an inmate, Jose L. Ramirez, at the California Medical Facility, prompting an attempted homicide investigation by the CDCR.

Law enforcement arrested Eduardo Arellano-Bravo in Sonoma Valley after a chase involving a canine unit and helicopter; he faces multiple charges including burglary.

Justin Chapman Fisher, 32, from Napa County, was convicted again for possession of explosives and conspiracy. He stole chemical precursors from his workplace, and materials were found at his home. He faces up to four years and eight months in prison.