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A 71-year-old registered sex offender allegedly approached a girl in the children's reading area of a San Mateo bookstore last year and allegedly exposed himself to her before forcing her to touch him.
A suspect drove through the glass windows of an Apple store in Berkeley early Friday morning and made off with store merchandise, police said.
Sonoma County sheriff's detectives arrested Jasmine Mitchell, a suspect in an identity theft crime spree, at a hotel in Tiburon Thursday evening.
A driver who was stopped by sheriff's deputies in Byron for driving with expired registration tags was arrested after he was found to be carrying several large bags of marijuana, according to authorities.
The search for a battalion chief suspected in a fatal stabbing has uncovered allegations of a double life and claims of sexual escapes between firefighters and prostitutes.
Police are looking for a man who harassed a 16-year-old girl inside a car in Scotts Valley last week.
A suspect was arrested Wednesday in connection with a bomb hoax at a college near San Francisco's United Nations Plaza that prompted the evacuation of the school and shut down part of Market Street, police said Thursday.
19-year-old Jesus Ivan Yerena of San Francisco was cited and released for a misdemeanor offense of placing a false or facsimile bomb.
Police have arrested a man believed to have killed a 26-year-old driver in a hit-and-run in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood last weekend.
Redwood City police are taking a new approach to reconnect stolen items with their rightful owners—they're putting it up on Pinterest, a social networking site.
Santa Rosa police Wednesday unveiled a new Most Wanted Offenders program.
Four men, allegedly carrying guns, were arrested Sunday evening near San Francisco's Hallidie Plaza, according to police.
While more than three quarters of Oakland residents said there is not enough police, they are also wary about raising parcel taxes to pay for more officers, according to a new KPIX 5 / SurveyUSA poll released Wednesday.
Firefighters have controlled a fire near the Berkeley Interstate 80 University offramp Wednesday afternoon that possibly started with an explosion in a methamphetamine lab, the city's acting fire chief said.
Legislation introduced by San Francisco Supervisor London Breed aiming to cut back on graffiti vandalism throughout the city was unanimously passed by the city's Board of Supervisors.
Tweets and emails sent out by UCSF Wednesday afternoon set off fears of an active shooter situation on at San Francisco General Hospital.
Sonoma County Sheriff's Office is looking for a woman allegedly connected to multiple identity thefts who fled the scene of a probation search.
If you have ever been a victim of crime, you know the feeling: I wish I could have caught them. A San Francisco man who had his wallet stolen was able to corner the thieves who stole his identity.
Alameda County's auditor-controller candidate Kathleen Knox pleaded not guilty Tuesday to six felony counts for allegedly lying in campaign papers about where she lives.
A Milpitas man was convicted of aggravated mayhem Tuesday for hiring three other men to brutally attack his ex-wife in front of her home in Fremont last year, prosecutors said.
The discovery of two men found dead in a San Jose home is being investigated as a possible murder-suicide involving a terminally ill man and his romantic rival.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday censured the actions of Supervisor Efren Carrillo and told him he should resign his 5th District seat because of an incident at a female neighbor's apartment in July.
Police were searching Tuesday afternoon for a gunman who shot a man in broad daylight in East San Jose.
Four people were arrested during an interrupted home burglary in Pleasanton on Monday afternoon, a police lieutenant said.
The Santa Clara County's District Attorney's Office is notifying about 2,500 defendants arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance and their attorneys that tests for methamphetamine use, taken two-month period, were conducted improperly.
