Christmas gifts were stolen from residents at Thomas Paine Square Apartments, San Francisco, with property management employees implicated and terminated following video evidence.

The San Leandro Police Department is searching for missing 63-year-old Lonnie Ray Bluitt Jr., who left a hospital and is considered at risk due to medical conditions.

A federal jury in San Francisco will hear claims that a former Google engineer copied detailed AI infrastructure files; jury selection is scheduled for early January.

San Jose officials are asking the council to approve an $8 million settlement in the federal suit over the 2022 La Victoria shooting after racist texts by the officer surfaced. The vote is set for Jan. 13.

Three men threatened a San Jose couple and drove off with their freshly restored 2016 Corvette from a Cambrian driveway; police warn relay key‑fob thefts are rising.

The Bay Area faces severe weather with warnings for thunderstorms, flooding, high winds, and marine hazards. Beachgoers are advised to avoid beaches due to dangerous conditions.

Santa Clara County pharmacy now vaccinates infants as young as six months, a first in the county for this age group, following specialized training for pharmacists.

Thirteen suspects in California were arrested for organized retail crime, with over $800,000 in stolen goods recovered by the CHP's ORCTF and other agencies.

Mountain View is developing a homeownership strategy that would extend support to households up to 200% AMI and push for condos and city‑owned starter projects.

The mother of a 20-year-old motorcyclist has sued Palo Alto and Santa Clara County, saying a dangerous curb on Oregon Expressway led to her son’s death.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins announced Joseph Stevens's conviction for a 2005 double homicide; the earlier trial was overturned, but he now faces sentencing.

NWS San Francisco warns of severe weather in Bay Area, including thunderstorms, floods, high winds, and risky marine conditions starting December 24th.

A drunk driver crashed into the Benicia Police Department parking lot, where no one was hurt. The police used the incident to caution against DUI during holidays.