Gap co-founder Doris Fisher's trust plans to build a modern mansion in San Francisco's Presidio Heights, including a pool and ADU, after city planners' approval.

A Vallejo man, Michael Ivory Fletcher, is facing 12 felony charges for stealing nearly $25,000 in LEGO sets from Target stores across several Northern California counties.

Brentwood Police arrested Julius Parker after a traffic stop revealed drugs and a loaded gun in his car, emphasizing their commitment to community safety.

Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks help to find at-risk missing person Isamar Zambrano-Garcia, last seen March 4, 2025, planning to visit San Francisco.

A routine traffic stop in Vacaville led to the arrest of two residents for narcotics and potential fraud after police found drugs, paraphernalia, and financial data manipulation tools.

A Pittsburg man is charged with thefts at a San Francisco Walgreens, totaling over $16,000 in stolen goods. He faces multiple counts and was released on conditions while pleading not guilty.

A motorcyclist died after a collision with a semi-truck in Millbrae; the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is investigating, and the area was closed for hours.

Mike Thompson names Thea Hensel the 2025 Woman of the Year for Sonoma County for her environmental work, including founding the Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway.

Los Altos Police arrested a 61-year-old man for bike theft and related charges at Los Altos High School, emphasizing the community's role in alerting police to such crimes.

The Hillsborough Police urge public assistance, seeking dash cam footage for clues after a police shooting, and provide details of a person of interest. The injured officer is recovering.

Nokia has completed its acquisition of Infinera, aiming to become an optical networking leader and enhance its data center offerings for AI and cloud services. The merger is expected to create an "innovation powerhouse."

Two suspects were arrested in San Mateo for mail theft after a resident reported a break-in, leading to a police chase that ended in San Francisco. They face multiple charges involving identity theft and possession of stolen items.

A California school district apologized after showing a video with an image of hijacker Leila Khaled, sparking controversy and raising concerns about antisemitic content.