San Jose body shop owner Jairon Escobar is charged with insurance fraud after an undercover sting operation found he allegedly inflated damage estimates.

Miles Thomas, 26, faces charges from 21 thefts in San Francisco's Walgreens and CVS stores. He pleaded not guilty and remains in custody without bail.

Waymo has expanded its driverless robotaxi service in Silicon Valley, operating 24/7 in a 27-square-mile area, currently on an invite-only basis through the Waymo One app.

A vigilant neighbor in San José reported an attempted tire theft, leading to the prompt arrest of the thief by police, who also found a gun and methamphetamine.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie proclaims the 130-year anniversary of the city's municipal ambulance service with celebrations including a dedicated EMS mural and a documentary.

Marin County Board may declare a "shelter crisis" to expedite the creation of emergency housing, which could bypass local zoning laws for three years.

The Santa Clara VTA will shut down due to an ATU Local 265 strike, disrupting transit and prompting commuter alternatives. Negotiations struggle over wage increases, affecting community mobility.

The Bay Area anticipates heavy rain and possible thunderstorms starting Tuesday night, with the heaviest downpour expected Wednesday, according to the NWS forecast.

San Francisco firefighters battled a house fire on Geneva Avenue, resulting in one hospitalization and displacement of a resident with Red Cross assistance. Traffic was affected during the emergency response.

A house fire on Bianca Dr. in Fremont required quick action from firefighters; all residents evacuated safely, no injuries reported, with the fire under control in under 30 minutes.

Plans are underway to erect a Bruce Lee statue in San Francisco's Chinatown, celebrating the local martial arts icon, with funding efforts led by the CHSA and enthusiast Jeff Chinn.

Brentwood, CA, celebrated the opening of California's largest Costco, featuring a 155,000 square-foot store with a gas station and hopes for local economic growth.

San Francisco Tulip Day is an event featuring 80,000 tulips to mark the onset of spring and International Women's Day at Union Square on March 22, 2025. Mayor Lurie and others highlight its community and cultural significance.