Osaka Marketplace is opening a new store in Foster City with a grand opening featuring a taiko drum performance and sake ceremony. The first 100 shoppers will receive goodie bags. It's part of a Bay Area trend of expanding Asian grocery stores.

A federal judge orders improvements to inhumane conditions at a San Francisco ICE facility, requiring proper bedding, room temperature regulation, and medical screenings.

Employees strike at an Oakland McDonald's facing closure, upset over short notice and lack of transfer options, after past issues including a rodent infestation were reported.

A federal judge overturned a bankruptcy court's judgment against Oakland regarding a coal company dispute, which previously threatened the city with large liabilities.

San Mateo County deputies found illegal drugs after a domestic disturbance call in Moss Beach, leading to the arrest of Robert Hernandez on multiple charges.

Fairfield Police seek public help to find missing at-risk adult, Jason Ortiz Arriola, last seen in Fairfield, CA wearing a gray hoodie and riding a Trek bike.

A man named Eddie Thomas has been charged by the San Francisco District Attorney's Office with murder, torture, and elder abuse in a 2011 cold case. The victim was a senior citizen.

The Vogue Theater in San Francisco restores its 1940s neon marquee, with a celebratory lighting ceremony and a free screening of "SAN FRANCISCO" from 1936.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office conducted a DUI checkpoint, resulting in one DUI arrest, four traffic citations, and two towed vehicles, funded by the California Highway Patrol Cannabis Tax Grant Program.

Matthew Malouf was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after attempting to attack a person with a hammer in Novato; bystander intervened, no injuries reported.

A man in Livermore was arrested after brandishing a gun at youths at Bill Clark Park. Police found guns, ammo, and drugs in his home. He faces multiple charges.

Acer announces leadership transition with Gregg Prendergast retiring and Chris Chiang and Germano Couy becoming co-presidents, focusing on innovation and AI.

A Board committee advanced a waiver letting the mayor solicit private donations for downtown projects with limited transparency.