San Francisco's City Attorney, David Chiu, filed legal action against Leonard Lacayo for illegally offering immigration services, violating a 2017 injunction.

Jamal Reed-Obafumi was arrested for a series of Nintendo Switch game thefts at Marin County Libraries, with charges including burglary and felony while on bail.

Bay Area food banks are opposing a federal budget proposal to cut $211 billion from SNAP, which could lead to significant meal losses. They stress SNAP's importance, its impact on local economies, and the need for community support against the cuts.

A fire in Antioch consumed 290 acres, threatening homes. It was 80% contained early Thursday and fully by afternoon, with one minor injury reported. Residents prepared to evacuate, air quality was impacted, and the cause is under investigation.

Gilroy announces lease with Intuitive at McCarthy Business Park, aiming to boost local economy and jobs. Mayor Bozzo highlights importance of collaboration in attracting businesses.

Governor Newsom breaks ground on two affordable housing projects in San Francisco's Fillmore District for low-income residents, repurposing state-owned lots to create 167 homes, including units for school and college staff.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to solve the 2005 cold case homicide of Elzie Winston Jr. and has provided contact numbers for potential leads.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find a man accused of public indecency and assaulting a bus driver on a Santa Clara VTA bus.

Pittsburg Police seek help identifying a suspect who vandalized patrol cars with rocks. Despite video evidence, the suspect is at large. Public assistance is requested.

Two people died in a suspected murder/suicide at a Santa Rosa apartment, with gunshots reported. SWAT found the bodies; no prior domestic violence was documented.

Two masked suspects robbed a Lafayette business and fled. Despite a swift police response and ongoing search, the suspects remain at large. The public is urged to assist with information.

A 19-year-old was arrested for vandalizing the Pink Triangle, an LGBTQ+ symbol in San Francisco. The SFPD and Mayor emphasized the city's commitment to LGBT rights after the incident.

The DA's Office concluded its investigation into Kyle V. Harrison's in-custody death with no criminal charges; he died from an accidental overdose at a correctional facility.