3 Killed In Separate Oakland Shootings
Police said three people were shot to death early Sunday morning in separate incidents in Oakland.
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Police said three people were shot to death early Sunday morning in separate incidents in Oakland.
The victim, identified as San Jose resident Luis Ortega, was pronounced dead at a hospital on Saturday night.
Two men were arrested Thursday after one of the men threatened to kill a Dave and Buster's security guard in Milpitas.
The U.S. Justice Department still wants an order requiring Apple's cooperation in a Brooklyn drug case even though it recently dropped the fight to compel Apple to unlock an iPhone used by a gunman in a San Bernardino mass killing.
The Pittsburg Police Department is creating a place for people to meet and complete online transactions in a safe manner.
New surveillance video released by an anonymous source Friday shows San Francisco police officers as they approach a homeless man allegedly armed with a knife just before he was fatally shot off camera Thursday.
Thirty-nine-year-old Wayne Allen Huntsman pleaded guilty Friday to three counts of felony arson in the September 2014 King Fire.
Police in Sunnyvale on Friday were investigating an early morning smash-and-grab burglary caught on surveillance cameras at a local pizza shop.
Two more girls have come forward as victims in the case of a dental assistant who was arrested on suspicion of molesting a sedated 8-year-old girl in a Concord dental office, police said Friday.
Police in the South Bay are investigating a late Thursday night shooting near San Jose State that left the victim with life-threatening injuries.
An Oakland jury found a Redwood City man guilty of murder for killing the sole witness in a grand theft case against him more than a decade ago.
Residents in Dublin say property crime has gotten so bad that they aren't waiting for police to solve the problem, and are patrolling the streets of their own neighborhoods.
Federal investigators say the website for Covered California is at risk for a cyber-attack.
A supervisor's committee in San Francisco is set to consider proposed legislation Thursday that could make the city's controversial sanctuary city law even stricter.
Parents in a small town in the Gold Country are expressing shock and disappointment after a middle-school student was caught snorting methamphetamine made to look like candy.
