Several Bay Area coffee and restaurant spots close, including HanaHaus and a Blue Bottle shop. Red Bay Coffee faces financial challenges but continues operations.

The judge reprimanded the defense attorneys in the Bob Lee murder case for failing to file documents properly, raising concerns about court protocol adherence.

UCSF is set to open a major cancer treatment facility featuring a high-tech proton therapy center in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood by 2029, aiming for LEED™ Gold certification and driving economic growth.

City Beer Store in San Francisco is closing after 18 years, a move announced with sadness by the owners due to challenging circumstances. Final days to visit are Sept. 20-21, with a last cellar sale and pickups on Sept. 24 and 26.

In Gilroy, California, an invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito known for carrying diseases has been detected, prompting vector control actions and community engagement to prevent its establishment.

Police investigated a student's joke about gun threats on a bus at Slater Middle School, leading to their arrest for possession of a boxcutter on campus.

Newark Police are investigating a fatal collision where a 60-year-old cyclist from Tracy was killed by a turning vehicle. The community is urged to contact Sergeant Fredstrom with any information.

An SRPD officer arrested Leslie Spadoni after a traffic stop revealed drugs and an illegal gun, Spadoni, a convicted felon, faces multiple felony charges.

A traffic stop in Vallejo led to a police chase, the discovery of illegal drugs, an unregistered firearm, and the arrest of a previously convicted felon.

The East Bay Regional Park District released a digital photo collection featuring staff from 1965-1981, celebrating the District's 90th Anniversary and showcasing historical workforce diversity.

San Francisco approves the expansion of SoMa parks, purchasing a property for $7.1M to convert into public green space, enhancing local recreation options.

San Quentin officials investigate the death of inmate Mark Squires as a possible homicide, with cellmate Gustavo Lopez under scrutiny. Despite life-saving efforts, Squires was pronounced dead in his cell.

Ex-landlord Melinda Bautista Teruel settled a discrimination case by agreeing to pay $137,500 and possibly undergo FHA compliance training after pressuring a family to move out due to children.