San Mateo police arrested Robert Torres, a convicted felon, for illegal possession of firearms and ammunition after receiving tips and conducting a raid.

A man died after a police confrontation in South San Francisco when he pointed a replica firearm at officers, prompting them to shoot. An investigation is underway.

A Mountain View man faces charges after multiple burglaries in Sunnyvale, where no gun was found on him at arrest. Later, a gun was found at his residence, adding an assault charge.

The National Weather Service indicates a warming trend with fair weather in the Bay Area through the week, with higher winds expected over the weekend.

The MICHELIN Guide California 2025 adds six Northern California restaurants, highlighting distinctive offerings from Korean to Californian and Indian cuisines in the Bay Area and Sacramento.

San Mateo Police apprehended Jason Longbrake for vehicle violations, finding suspected meth, drug paraphernalia, and a loaded revolver; he faces multiple charges.

Sonoma County's Board of Supervisors approved various road and street projects for the 2025-26 fiscal year, funded by over $14.5 million from SB1. The initiatives align with the county's Resilient Infrastructure strategic plan.

Tuvshintur Ganzorig was convicted of DUI in San Francisco, with a BAC of 0.248. The jury's verdict underscores the legal consequences of intoxicated driving.

San Francisco Bay Area expects warming trend after showers end, with a slight chance of light rain in some areas and increasing temperatures due to a high-pressure system.

Firefighters responded to a one-alarm fire at a vacant house in San Francisco's Mission District; an arson suspect was later arrested in connection to the incident.

Santa Clara County launched "One County One Future," a campaign supporting local immigrants through resources and services, despite federal threats, investing $5.9 million annually plus an additional $5 million this year.

Oakland Police are probing a shooting by the Fox Theater that injured three, with no arrests yet. Residents express safety concerns amid rising violence.

Green Gables estate in Woodside is on the market for $125 million, with options to buy portions, like the main house for $55 million, to appeal to more buyers. The 74-acre property boasts historic significance and luxurious amenities.