The NWS forecasts rain and possible thunderstorms in the San Francisco Bay Area from Monday through Wednesday, following a cool, drizzly weekend influenced by a deep marine layer.

A CHP helicopter rescued an injured electric dirt bike rider after a collision with a tree near Susanville, highlighting the importance of emergency services.

San Francisco's NWS advises residents to prepare for an upcoming weather shift with rain and possible thunderstorms starting Monday after a dry Sunday.

San José is tackling homelessness and waterway pollution by meeting regional Water Board guidelines and creating No Encampment Zones in waterways. The city has also opened interim housing sites and plans more to provide long-term housing solutions.

A manhunt is underway in San Mateo County as deputies search for a suspect who fled during a traffic stop. The public is advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

San Francisco police arrested two men, seized several vehicles, and charged the men with reckless driving and speed contest after a crackdown on illegal dirt bike activity.

Four Stockton juveniles were arrested for a strong-arm robbery in Pleasanton Park, involving a demand for the victim's phone which led to minor injuries and stolen items.

San José Police arrested a man for an attempted sexual assault after tracking his vehicle using ALPR cameras. The victim identified the assailant, who now faces charges.

Menlo Park Police, with regional partners, arrested three men for trying to sexually exploit minors, with one suspect, Arunkumar K. Unnikrishnan, facing serious charges. Authorities posed as youths online to catch the perpetrators.

The SFFD conducted a cliffside rescue near Battery Godfrey in the Presidio, helping an adult with minor injuries. Multiple agencies assisted in the successful operation.

A student at Adams Middle School was arrested after a firearm was found in their backpack, with police stating there's no ongoing threat to the campus.

A motorcyclist died in an early morning crash in Livermore; the police are investigating the incident that involved the rider losing control and striking a vehicle and a barrier.

Mountain View's homelessness has risen 56% since 2023, with increased use of RVs and legal changes impacting the situation; the city is implementing strategies to tackle this issue.