San Francisco Pokemon Go Player Victim Of Strong-Arm Robbery
Police in San Francisco said at least one player of the Pokemon Go smartphone game has been the victim of a strong-arm robbery.
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Police in San Francisco said at least one player of the Pokemon Go smartphone game has been the victim of a strong-arm robbery.
After over two years of testing body cameras, San Jose Police plan to roll out the technology to all officers in the field this week, but the cameras are being welcomed with a heavy dose of skepticism by some community leaders.
The oldest ranger in the National Park Service returned to work Tuesday in Richmond for the first time since she was beaten and robbed at her home.
Police with the East Bay Regional Park District are seeking information from the public regarding the death of a woman whose body was found at a Rodeo park earlier this month.
Police in Morgan Hill are searching for someone who let nearly two dozen pigs out of their pens at Live Oak High School over the weekend.
A blue ribbon panel created after some San Francisco police officers were accused of sending racist text messages found a lack of transparency and accountability in the department.
Newly installed cameras in the Santa Clara County Jail are already paying off for the county.
Sacramento police say two officers shot and killed a knife-waving suspect after a confrontation on a street.
An owner of a Menlo Park dry cleaning business is facing up to eight years in state prison after pleading no contest Friday to numerous charges of felony identity theft and fraud, prosecutors said.
Police departments in the Bay Area have issued safety tips for players of the suddenly popular Pokémon Go smartphone game, after some players reportedly became injured or victims of crime.
A convicted felon who worked behind the security perimeter at San Jose's Mineta Airport was arrested on weapons charges after ATF agents found rifles, a pistol, and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition in his home.
Police in Vallejo are investigating the kidnapping for ransom of a woman who remains missing even though four suspects have been arrested in the case.
Marina police officers and Target employees presented replaced a man's stolen bike.
Officers determined the driver had crashed his truck into a home's yard. The homeowner then confronted the driver and assaulted him with a baseball bat.
The vehicle was a white 2003 Chevy Tahoe with California license plate 5AHS034.
