CHP officers stopped a wrong‑way Infiniti on SR‑4 after a sideshow near Hercules; the vehicle crashed into a patrol car and the driver was arrested. Two passengers were hospitalized and are expected to recover.

Vallejo police arrested a man after patrons reported he threatened people with a gun at a Lewis Brown Drive business. Officers seized a loaded handgun and booked the suspect into county custody.

A Fairfield homeowner confronted a trespasser last Monday after the person reportedly pointed a gun. A 24‑year‑old was arrested and police recovered a firearm and ammunition.

Two people were stabbed near Civic Center Plaza Sunday evening and taken to hospitals in critical condition.

SFFD posted footage of a Fort Point kite-surf rescue; rescue swimmers and boats guided a kite surfer away from the breakers beneath the Golden Gate.

An adult man on an e-bike died Saturday after a crash at the Auto Mall Parkway I‑880 onramp; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Union video shows Oakland crews mounting an interior attack at a working fire near 29th and West. Officials had not released full details when the reel was posted.

A three-vehicle crash on Ladd Road near Tully Road killed one person and injured several others Saturday night; CHP is investigating.

Fairfield firefighters rescued four dogs after a working structure fire on Diamond Way; department video shows crews shifting to exterior operations.

A Foster City traffic stop on Saturday led officers to seize a gun, a loaded high‑capacity magazine and about 400 grams of marijuana; the driver was arrested for DUI.

A 40-year-old Walnut Creek man was found unresponsive at the Martinez Detention Facility after being booked on narcotics charges; county investigators have opened a probe.

ACSO says detectives and parole agents arrested a wanted felon in unincorporated San Leandro after seizing roughly 546 pounds of commercial‑grade fireworks.

A shelter-in-place warning briefly locked down neighborhoods east of Highway 680 in Walnut Creek after a chemical odor set off alarms. Officials later lifted the order after monitoring found no active spill.