An inmate at Elmwood Correctional Facility in San Jose died of health issues at Valley Medical Center, prompting an investigation by the Sheriff's Major Crimes Unit. No foul play is indicated.

The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco opened its new location in the Financial District, aiming to rejuvenate the area with free access to contemporary art and diverse narratives.

Vallejo Police arrested a man with an unregistered gun after AI gunshot detection alerted them to the scene, following community reports of an armed individual.

The Fremont Police Department is searching for missing 15-year-old Zeynep 'Zen' Ciftcioglu, last seen near Mission Blvd and Pickering Ave, asking the public to help locate her.

The Fremont Police are seeking public assistance in locating 75-year-old Vasant Gugwad, who was last seen near Apni Bazaar wearing a blue shirt and dark pants.

Honduran national Javier Marin-Gonzales was extradited to the U.S. to face fentanyl distribution charges in the Bay Area; potentially facing 40 years in prison.

San Francisco's Let's Glow SF holiday light show returns, featuring installations by international artists and various festivities from December 6-15, aiming to boost downtown economic activity.

The North Berkeley BART station will receive a $25 million grant for sustainable development including residential buildings and transportation improvements.

BART police arrested Saqueo Delcidmontenegro, suspected of vandalizing parts of three SF stations, after a Transit Ambassador recognized him on a train.

Cooler, more humid weather is set to return to the Bay Area over the weekend, bringing relief from the current warm, dry conditions and reducing fire weather concerns as an upper-level trough lowers temperatures.

"Aurum," a public art sculpture by HYBYCOZO, has been installed in Mint Plaza, San Francisco, reflecting the city's Gold Rush heritage through a light sculpture made of steel and LEDs.

A jury ordered San Francisco's BART to pay $7.8 million to six ex-employees for wrongful termination after they sought religious exemptions to a Covid-19 vaccine mandate.

The San Francisco Superior Court clerks went on a one-day strike to protest management's labor law violations and staffing issues affecting the justice system.