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John Lennon's son was in San Francisco this week when his band's van was burglarized in the city's Hayes Valley neighborhood, according to an online post by the late Beatles star's son.
Livermore police said Thursday that they're investigating whether a sexual battery on a woman who was walking in Robertson Park last Friday evening is connected to a series of attacks that have happened to female walkers and joggers over the last seven years.
The attorney for man charged with kidnapping his girlfriend's 15-year-old daughter and keeping her captive while sexually assaulting her for a decade denies the allegations and says the claims are lies because the couple is breaking up.
A 23-year-old Salinas man was shot to death late Wednesday during a demonstration where people threw bottles and other objects at police and emergency staff, injuring an officer trying to save the man, police said Thursday.
Police uncovered a large marijuana grow operation while responding to a burglary in Antioch on Wednesday evening.
Gunshots were fired outside of San Francisco City Hall Thursday afternoon, a police spokesman said.
Santa Clara County Thursday joined a lawsuit filed by Orange County charging major drug firms with deceiving consumers about the dangers of using opioid narcotic painkillers for non-cancer-related pain.
The Alameda County Sheriff's Office will no longer honor requests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to hold suspected undocumented immigrants in jail who would otherwise be eligible for release, joining a growing wave of backlash against the controversial policy.
A man selling ice cream was arrested at a Brentwood gas station Wednesday afternoon after authorities said he was offering methamphetamine for sale.
A high-tech tool used to pinpoint gunfire can also record voice conversations on Oakland streets.
A woman who was 15 when she disappeared from her California home a decade ago has contacted police and told them she was kidnapped by a man who sexually assaulted her, forced her into marriage and fathered a child with her, authorities said Wednesday.
Teenagers involved in a crime spree that ended with their arrests in Fremont Tuesday are facing some tough love from their families.
AC Transit's chief financial officer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to four felony counts of grand theft for allegedly taking more than $500,000 from one of Oakland's largest and most prominent churches.
An 18-year-old San Andreas High School student was arrested Wednesday for allegedly possessing a BB gun on the school's campus.
The stabbing victim was helping his girlfriend retrieve property from her locked vehicle at an apartment complex.
Southern California residents journeyed to San Jose Wednesday to protest the release of a serial rapist to their neighborhood who admitted to assaulting dozens of women between 1971 and 1982.
Each assault occurred on a path between North Larwin and South Larwin avenues in which the juvenile approached a woman from behind and groped her over her clothing before he ran away.
Californians seeking a divorce or take care of other legal issues are unable to do so, because of a massive backlog.
A person shot in the head in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood Tuesday Night has died, a San Francisco police spokesman said.
Four suspects in a violent crime spree in Fremont have been arrested, according to police.
A Northern California man who authorities say orchestrated a woman's rape in part because she was a lesbian has been sentenced to more than 400 years to life in prison.
An East San Jose family woke up in fear early Tuesday morning as both of their cars burst into flames in their driveway. Police suspect it was the work of arsonists after viewing the surveillance video system installed at the home.
A man was allegedly hit on the head with a mallet during an argument with his neighbor in San Francisco's Mission Dolores neighborhood early Monday morning, a police spokeswoman said.
Never before has the U.S. Government publicly accused another country of a cyber-espionage. But that's essentially what happened Monday morning when grand jury in Pennsylvania indicted five Chinese military hackers, following a report from a Bay Area cybersecurity firm.
More than a half-million computers in over 100 countries were infected by sophisticated malware that lets cybercriminals remotely hijack a computer and its webcam, authorities said as charges were announced Monday against nearly 100 people worldwide.
