San Mateo County DA Luiz Gustavo Aires pleads no contest to felony aircraft theft after initially pleading not guilty. Sentencing is set for December 6.

San Jose staffing firm owner Kishore Dattapuram pleads guilty to visa fraud, admitting to manipulating H-1B applications to secure visas based on non-existent jobs.

The SFPD arrested three suspects in a drug ring operation, seizing over four pounds of Fentanyl, cash, and drug-trafficking equipment. The investigation in the Tenderloin District is ongoing.

The San José Police Department confirmed a fatal intentional hit-and-run, marking the city's 27th homicide, with Edward Herrera arrested for the murder.

A San Carlos man, David Scott Cacchione, has been sentenced to over three years in prison for wire fraud, conspiracy, and tax evasion involving over $1 million in investor funds.

The Port of Oakland received an award for its educational outreach related to environmental initiatives, particularly for hosting a zero-emissions symposium aimed at net zero carbon goals.

Santa Clara County launched two housing projects, Heartwood Apartments and Sunrise Pavilion, creating 55 units for homeless young adults and families, funded partly by a 2016 bond measure.

Two Bay Area men have been cited for theft, fraud, and possessing counterfeit cash after being caught at a Colma business by police and loss prevention staff.

PG&E may cut power in parts of California to prevent wildfires on Election Day, affecting 15,000 customers and possibly voting activities, though measures are in place to ensure voting continues.

The NWS has issued a Red Flag Warning for the Bay Area due to high winds and low humidity raising wildfire risks.

San Francisco police are investigating after a man was found dead in the Central District; no arrests have been made and the community is urged to provide information.

A male passenger died and a female driver was seriously injured in a solo car crash on I-80 near Willow Avenue; CHP is investigating and seeking information from the public.

The NWS San Francisco office warns of continuous dry and windy conditions increasing fire risks in the Bay Area and advises residents to remain vigilant.