Nvidia reaches a $5 trillion market value, driven by AI demand and robust stock market performance, outstripping major economies' GDPs and making significant industry investments.

San Jose's "Momotaro" bronze statue was stolen; police seek public help. The piece, gifted by sister city Okayama, Japan, holds cultural significance. Authorities fear it may be sold or melted down. The community mourns the loss of a historic symbol.

California State Parks plans a controlled burn at Salt Point State Park to manage vegetation and improve wildlife habitat, with temporary area closures and smoke management measures in place.

Four teenagers were arrested for a robbery and assault near Mt. Madonna High School involving a firearm, with a 17-year-old injured by pistol-whipping. Additional weapons and narcotics were found during the investigation.

Two suspects were arrested and charged in connection with an October 12th Berkeley shooting, aided by surveillance technology and witness testimonies.

Rolando Clyburn was convicted of second-degree robbery at Civic Center BART; the San Francisco DA emphasized public transit safety and the upcoming sentencing trial.

The Union City Police Department updated on a kidnapping case with a detailed suspect description and a sketch, urging public assistance in identification.

Mayor Daniel Lurie just signed legislation for downtown's largest project in almost ten years—a mixed-use tower promising $816 million in economic activity, a five-star hotel, and a new fire station. It includes 390,000 square feet of new office space in a neighborhood where existing towers still sit conspicuously empty.

A San Francisco jury convicted Christine Kolda for methamphetamine transportation and possession with intent to sell. Sentencing is on December 12th, she faces up to four years.

An armed man was shot dead by Santa Clara deputies after a standoff in San Jose. The incident is under joint investigation with San Jose PD and the Santa Clara DA.

A child was sexually assaulted in a Golden Gate Park restroom; police are investigating and security measures, including cameras and patrols, have been increased.

San Francisco just made Zyn pay up. The nicotine pouch maker’s $3M settlement sends a warning to the booming flavored tobacco industry.

Oakland Police, with the California Tax and Fee Administration, raided an unlicensed shop, seizing drugs, tobacco, firearms, and cash. No arrests were made but the case is under review for potential charges.