Officers arrested a man for gun-related charges in South San Francisco, with support from Colma and San Bruno Police, after a 911 call reported gunfire.

Man arrested for brandishing a gun in Millbrae Safeway lot; found with an unregistered, loaded firearm. Charges include firearm possession by a felon.

A fire in East San Jose injured one firefighter and displaced 14 people. The blaze took two hours to contain, and two dogs died. Causes are being investigated.

A pedestrian died after a traffic incident in San José, being the city's 13th such fatality in the year. The collision involved a Toyota truck and is under investigation.

Colma police arrested Juan Smith for multiple charges, including robbery and assault with a deadly weapon, after he stole a phone, threatened individuals with a knife, and was found with what was believed to be methamphetamine.

San Francisco man, Manuel Cortes, 71, was sentenced to eight years for child molestation, life as a sex registrant, and no contact with victim for ten years.

A man was arrested by South San Francisco Police for burglary and narcotics offenses after being caught trespassing at a construction site on Dubuque Avenue.

Jonathan George Taylor, a San Francisco man, has been sentenced to 242 years to life for child molestation and sex with minors involving five victims. His abuse spanned 15 years.

Gilroy Police arrested a suspect after a car chase and crash, recovering a stolen vehicle and a discarded gun. The pursuit ended safely with the suspect detained and no injuries reported.

A Redwood City man, Fernando Torresprado, was sentenced to 90 years-to-life for child molestation after the victim, a child starting from age 6, reported seven years of abuse.

Los Altos police arrested a 40-year-old man for shoplifting at Ace Hardware and subsequent charges, including narcotics possession and parole violation, after a traffic stop and parole search.

Several arrests were made by South San Francisco Police in a hotel fraud scheme involving multiple rooms used as bases for illicit activities, including fraud, burglary, and narcotics offenses.

The Campbell Police Department arrested two suspects for operating a gift card scam, confiscating hundreds of tampered cards and advising the public on scam prevention.