A DUI incident led to a drug bust, closing Corby and Bellevue avenues for hours. Miguel Martinez was arrested for drug possession, DUI, and other charges.

The article discusses the National Weather Service's forecast for cooler temperatures, potential showers, and possible thunderstorms in San Francisco, with a specific mention of widespread stratus and ocean conditions for mariners.

San Jose man Jose L. Hernandez was arrested after a traffic stop revealed expired tags, two ghost guns, and an open alcohol container; he faces multiple charges.

The Bay Area Lyme Foundation launched Bay Area Lyme Ventures, the first investment fund focused on Lyme disease, supporting companies like Aces Diagnostics and LymeAlert developing diagnostic tools.

Diego Albil Perezpinzon is to be arraigned on multiple felony charges after allegedly firing a gun post-bar fight, resulting in a bystander's minor injury.

The Almaden Quicksilver County Park offers tours to explore the history of mercury mining in San José, highlighting local indigenous mining and the economic boom of the 1840s-1890s.

Livermore PD's K9 Nitro detected drugs in a vehicle, leading to the seizure of 58 grams of meth and a cash bundle, and the arrest of a suspect for intent to sell.

Two men were arrested in Sunnyvale for an attempted homicide on July 4th. They were booked without incident for the violence that occurred in Fairwood Park.

A vehicle theft in Windsor, California, led to high-speed chases and residential burglaries. The suspect, Kourtney Magiera, was later arrested in Vallejo. Authorities are investigating and urge community vigilance.

A resident's alertness in Fairfield foiled an attempted theft, leading to the arrest of Nickolas Ebling on charges including vehicle theft and possession of burglary tools.

A domestic dispute in Sonoma County led to a barricade situation with Mauricio Flores, resulting in him self-inflicting a gunshot wound before his arrest and hospitalization.

Gap's return-to-office mandate got a creative twist when Holy Stitch set up shop in the lobby, customizing employee clothes on the spot. It's the latest sign that San Francisco's downtown recovery is finding innovative ways to make offices worth coming back to.

Trump's plan to militarize American cities hit a constitutional brick wall today when a San Francisco federal judge ruled his LA troop deployment illegal. The decision validates months of California resistance and could reshape presidential power as similar deployments loom.