S&M Shellfish Co. has recalled oysters due to potential norovirus contamination, affecting products distributed in multiple U.S. states. Consumers with these oysters should not eat them and seek medical advice if symptomatic.

The SFPD warns of a rise in online scams where individuals in San Francisco have been defrauded of $170,000 in cash and $50,000 in gold through internet applications, urging the public to be vigilant and report incidents.

Horn Barbecue has opened a new outlet in Lafayette, expanding from Oakland and offering its renowned barbecue Wednesday to Sunday. Despite a fire at the original location and staff wage claims, the brand retains strong community support.

The Bureau of Prisons settled for $115.8 million with 103 women who were sexually assaulted at FCI Dublin, aiming for both individual redress and systemic reform.

Lynette Murillo was arrested in Petaluma for trying to steal an SUV and possession of methamphetamine and paraphernalia.

Two arrests were made in Healdsburg after a car with expired tags was stopped, revealing a handgun and suspected meth; occupants Suzanna and Hale face charges.

Hugo Martinez Ortigoza was arrested for the sexual battery of a disabled woman in El Cerrito, following community tips in response to a police plea for help.

A car crashed into the Miraloma Club in San Francisco, injuring two. The incident is under investigation by the SFPD while injured individuals received hospital treatment.

A robbery and assault by an armed suspect occurred in San José, with Juan Jordan charged. The SJPD is urging public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Brentwood police apprehended Tarrance Anderson following a chase that began with a traffic stop. Anderson faced various charges after crashing his vehicle and being found with a loaded firearm.

The National Weather Service has issued a Dense Fog Advisory for parts of the Bay Area, warning of low visibility, and a Flood Advisory for central Sonoma County. A Small Craft Advisory and a sneaker wave warning are also in effect for coastal areas.

An apartment fire in San Francisco, caused by a charging battery, was quickly controlled by a fire sprinkler system; two dogs were saved and no humans were harmed.

A coroner's jury ruled the death of 15-year-old Giovanni Gomez in a crash near Crockett as accidental. Gomez was driving a stolen vehicle that crashed during a police pursuit.