New BART Police Chief Faces Challenges Leading Agency's Department
BART's Board of Directors swore in Carlos Rojas as the new chief of the transit agency's Police Department Thursday morning during their regular meeting in Oakland.
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BART's Board of Directors swore in Carlos Rojas as the new chief of the transit agency's Police Department Thursday morning during their regular meeting in Oakland.
Police are seeking San Francisco resident Bob Tang, a person of interest in the disappearance of Uber driver Piseth Chhay, of San Francisco.
Police in Menlo Park have arrested a Bay Area FedEx driver suspected of burglarizing homes while making deliveries.
The woman who was arrested after allegedly trying to snatch a young boy from his mother's arms at the San Francisco Ferry Building, has been booked into jail.
The wife of an Alameda County sheriff's deputy was in court Tuesday to answer to charges stemming from a September 2016 crash that killed a toddler.
A man wearing claw-like gloves and clown-style makeup is suspected of stabbing and killing another man in Denver.
California lawmakers have passed a bill to revoke superintendents' ability to let people carry guns in a school zone.
A man was arrested for allegedly beating a dog in San Mateo on Friday, according to police.
An assistant teacher has been arrested on suspicion of calling in bomb threats earlier this month to the San Francisco Montessori school where he works.
A lawsuit claims a mobile application provided for reporting crimes on BART has been secretly collecting users' private cell phone information and physical locations.
U.S. law enforcement officials confirmed to CBS News that the terrorist attack in Manchester, England was conducted by a suicide bomber.
A family was growing increasingly concerned Monday over a Bay Area father who has not to be heard from for more than a week.
The U.S. Homeland Security Department says nearly 740,000 foreigners who were supposed to leave the country during a recent 12-month period overstayed their visas.
The mother of convicted murderer Antolin Garcia-Torres testified through tears in a San Jose courtroom Monday morning, describing through two Spanish-English interpreters the horrors of poverty, abuse and loss that have ravaged her family for decades.
With the legalization of pot in California, some previous convictions are going up in smoke.
