San Francisco's Muni public transit ridership has rebounded to 75% of pre-pandemic levels, with an increase in trips and a focus on service improvements. The network faces budget challenges but is preparing for future demand.

The CHP Dublin seeks public help in finding a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that damaged a patrol car on I-580. The suspect vehicle is described as a mid-2000s silver or gold sedan.

The Berkeley Repertory Theatre partners with Oakland Airport, offering co-marketing and special ticket deals to travelers, enriching the local cultural experience.

Alexus Alstad led police on a chase in Petaluma on an illegal electric bike before being apprehended and charged.

The Bay Area is expecting typical spring weather with rain, wind, and possible thunderstorms, with gusty conditions and up to an inch of rain in some places.

The Santa Clara DA ruled the police shooting of Roberto Rivera Jr., who opened fire in a taqueria and later confronted officers, as lawful. Rivera was intoxicated and suicidal during the incident.

Novato Police are investigating a Tesla CyberTruck vandalism, where a suspect damaged the vehicle with a rock and slashed its tires, leaving a warning note. They seek information via posts on social media.

The Bay Area is experiencing strong winds and heavy rain, with isolated showers and the potential for thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to improve with warmer weather by the weekend.

Redwood City Police seek public help in finding at-risk 59-year-old David Harris, last seen wearing a red checkered jacket on Hopkins Avenue. No further details on his disappearance provided.

GoPro CEO Nicholas Woodman waives his $850,000 salary to help the struggling company, which has faced a substantial revenue drop and a significant decrease in market cap.

VTA buses in the South Bay resumed after a strike was halted by court order, while light rail service remains delayed due to track inspections and copper wire theft. Contract negotiations' resumption remains uncertain.

Suspect arrested for fabricating a carjacking in Alameda, facing insurance fraud and false report charges. Police used video evidence to debunk the false claim.

Six people were arrested in San Jose for a series of carjackings and related crimes, following a comprehensive investigation led by the SJPD with support from multiple agencies.