Tokyo Central is set to open at Bay Street Emeryville in 2025, offering an array of Japanese goods and dining options, reflecting the diverse Bay Area community.

Fairfield police recovered $12,000 worth of lost sports memorabilia with the help of a store employee and arrested the 23-year-old suspect responsible for its disappearance.

San Francisco is expecting a week of mild weather with seasonally normal temperatures and mostly clear skies, with potential for gusty winds and a slight cool-down midweek.

Waymo has begun testing its driverless cars on San Francisco freeways, potentially leading to a broader commercial rollout of autonomous vehicle services.

West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes were found in San José, leading to truck-mounted spraying on August 15 to reduce the adult mosquito population and public health risks.

A stolen vehicle was recovered by deputies in North Fair Oaks after a traffic stop, resulting in the arrest of Whitney Wiggins, who also faced drug possession charges.

The San Francisco Fire Department executed a skilled rescue of an individual in distress at One Embarcadero, with the Fire Rescue Boat 35 team saving the person from the waters.

San Francisco's weather cools to seasonal averages with high-level clouds, and air quality is affected by smoke from distant wildfires, per the National Weather Service.

A rescue operation by CHP's Golden Gate Air Operations and Sonoma County Sheriff's helicopter saved three people after an off-road accident near Cloverdale.

Daniel Islas-Ortiz was arrested for DUI in Petaluma after crashing his vehicle; he exhibited signs of intoxication and had a BAC over twice the limit.

Police in Antioch ended a standoff with a barricaded suspect on Tehachapi Way; the nearby Dallas Ranch Middle School was locked down as a precaution. The suspect was eventually detained, resolving the situation safely.

The Bay Area expects cooler temperatures but must deal with wildfire smoke. Air quality advisories are in place, despite a forecast of good to moderate conditions. Residents are advised to take precautions against smoke exposure.

California Assembly unanimously passes SB1144, a bill by Senator Nancy Skinner, to combat organized retail theft by regulating high-volume sellers on online marketplaces.