Eileen Vargas

Berkeley Police seek help locating at-risk missing woman, Bronwyn Lieberman, last seen at the Claremont Hotel.

The Fremont Police are searching for a missing at-risk 70-year-old, Edward J Kelleher, with schizophrenia, last seen at Washington Hospital.

San José Police arrest Trevis Street for recording in a school locker room and possessing child abuse material.

NWS San Francisco warns of increased fire danger in the Bay Area due to strong offshore winds and dry conditions.

A car crash on I-80 resulted in one fatality and major injuries to the driver; CHP Contra Costa seeks witnesses.

San Francisco police investigate after a man was found dead, with the cause of death and potential suspects still unknown.

Residents of the Bay Area are on high alert as the National Weather Service (NWS) in San Francisco has issued a Red Flag Warning for most of the region due to critical fire weather conditions. According to the National Weather Service advisory, the warning will remain effective from 11 AM Tuesday to 7 AM Thursday. High winds and low humidity elevate the fire risk, and the NWS urges the public to plan, prepare, and stay vigilant during this time. For more safety tips and possible evacuations, visit NWS San Francisco.

In a recent gesture underscoring the dedication to tackling homelessness, Santa Clara County has proudly announced the completion of two affordable housing developments. The Heartwood Apartments in Mountain View and Sunrise Pavilion in San Jose collectively add 55 units designed to aid unhoused or at-risk young adults and families. According to the County of Santa Clara, these projects are a testament to the county's vigorous efforts against homelessness, which have successfully transitioned nearly 2,000 families into permanent homes since October 2021.

As residents across the Bay Area and beyond prepare to cast their ballots on Election Day, some areas may vote in the dark. Pacific Gas and Electric has warned that high winds and dry conditions might prompt Public Safety Power Shutoffs starting tomorrow evening, potentially affecting 15,000 customers across multiple counties. Affecting is a list of regions, including Alameda, Butte, and parts of Northern California. The preemptive blackouts are intended to mitigate wildfire risks.

Two men from the Bay Area have been caught and cited for theft, fraud, and possession of counterfeit cash at a Colma business. The incident unfolded last Tuesday when officers responded to a theft in progress at a store located on Colma Boulevard. Upon arrival, they detained two males, who were positively identified by the store's loss prevention staff, for involvement in the incident, according to the Colma Police Department.