A homeowner in Marin County subdued a burglar during a daytime break-in, while two suspects were later arrested with a third remaining at-large. Law enforcement continues to investigate.

An inmate awaiting trial at Elmwood Correctional Facility died, with no initial signs of foul play. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of death.

Colma police chased and arrested a San Francisco man for theft and drug possession after he stole items worth $57.94.

A fire broke out in an oven at Tesla's Fremont Factory and was quickly extinguished with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation by the Fremont Fire Department.

The driver responsible for a fatal head-on collision on Guerneville Road was arrested and faces multiple felony charges, including DUI and vehicular manslaughter.

Super Duper Burgers is opening its 17th location in San Mateo, with the first 50 visitors receiving a free burger. The Bay Area chain is known for burgers, fries, and shakes, and remains locally owned and operated.

A man was critically injured in a police shooting in San Jose after officers responded to reports of gunfire. The suspect was hospitalized and no officers were injured. An investigation is ongoing.

Bay Area residents to see typical summer pattern with a warming trend and coastal fog, says National Weather Service, without significant heat warnings.

The Presidio Social Club in San Francisco closed after 18 years due to high operational costs and staffing issues, despite serving 2 million customers since 2006.

Vacaville Police crack down on a car theft ring, seizing stolen Chevrolet Silverados and GMC Sierras, arresting suspects Ricardo Elias-Corona and Edgar Olmedo for possession of stolen property and vehicle theft charges.

Santa Rosa's goal to create a Central Park moves forward with 49 acres of Southeast Greenway land now committed to the public, as city officials and the CTC complete the transfer.

San Francisco officials delayed discussion on Mayor Breed's plan to fundraise $25 million for pandas at the zoo, citing concerns about conflicts of interest.

Brentwood police used caution and advanced equipment to detain two men in a parking lot; a suspected firearm was a BB gun, and the men faced drug and burglary tool charges.