Trump answers cries for justice with threats of fascism
Change, inevitable and constant, flows like a lazy river until the currents of history accelerate into rapids of sudden crises.
Peaceful Fremont protest finds no solidarity with police
“Take a knee. Take a knee. Take a knee.” Voices in the crowd surrounding the Fremont Police Department rung out Tuesday in a loud cry …
Grocery chain to open early, stay open late for first responder shopping
Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx grocery stores will open their doors one hour early and one hour later for first responders starting on Thursday, according …
Marin County voters consider taxes for fire protection, police, schools, Memorial Park
There are three local measures on the Marin County ballot in Tuesday’s election. San Anselmo’s Measure M is an annual tax of $98 per residential …
Three-year body cam facial recognition ban passes state Senate, Assembly
California is poised to ban the use of facial recognition technology in police body cameras for three years after votes by the state legislature this …
Accused serial fake cop faces charges after real arrest
San Leandro police arrested an Oakland man Saturday for allegedly impersonating a police officer, a crime Berkeley police also accuse him of doing last month. …
South SF police warn of scammers using spoofed department phone number
Police in South San Francisco are warning residents to be on the lookout for a phone scam in which the call shows up as coming from the police department’s phone number.
Officers administer life-saving medication to woman suffering from apparent overdose
Police officers in San Leandro on Thursday gave life-saving medication to a woman suffering from an apparent opioid overdose
Pittsburg police release body-cam video of violent arrest
Responding to a viral cell-phone video, police on Thursday released body-cam video to show the officers’ point of view.
Man killed in Mission shooting identified
A 19-year-old man who died in a police shooting Tuesday night in the Mission has been identified as Jesus Delgado-Duarte, according to the The City medical examiner’s office.
Delgado-Duarte was killed as officers were investigating a robbery near 20th and Capp streets around 10:35 p.m.
Police keep getting their guns stolen. And people are getting killed with them.
Despite state and city laws requiring law enforcement to secure weapons left in vehicles, it is unclear today whether a San Mateo County sheriff’s sergeant …
SF citizens push back against tasers
Opponents of a proposal to arm San Francisco police with Tasers turned out in force at a public meeting.
Water rescue occurs near Oakland airport
Oakland firefighters, police and a U.S. Coast Guard crew has responded Friday morning to a vehicle that went into the Airport Channel off San Leandro Bay.
Menlo Park Police installs kiosk for residents to dispose unwanted medication
A kiosk has been installed in the lobby of the Menlo Park Police Department for residents to dispose of unwanted or expired medication.
Salinas police investigate shooting that sent man to hospital
A man was taken to a hospital with a gunshot wound Tuesday morning in Salinas.
Hayward police release sketches of two suspects in fatal shooting last summer
Hayward police released sketches Monday of two suspects in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy last August.
Portion of Diablo Road closes due to downed tree, power lines
A portion of Diablo Road in Danville will be closed to through traffic all day because of a downed tree and power lines.
Police identify 20-year old man shot, killed
A man shot and killed in East San Jose on Tuesday night has been identified by police as 20-year-old Tri Vo Minh Nguyen.
Man dies after fiery crash
A man died early Monday morning in Salinas after his vehicle spun out of control and struck two trees before bursting into flames.
Police clear UC Berkeley campus after violent protests
University of California, Berkeley police have cleared the campus following violent protests Wednesday night in response to a scheduled speech by journalist Milo Yiannopoulos.