A Gaza-native coffee roaster partners with Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland, finding new beginnings after his shop was destroyed by a missile strike in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Audrina Renee McPeters was arrested for a $22,000 theft in Rohnert Park, leading to the discovery of a game bird fighting operation and further arrests for animal cruelty.

A man was arrested in Vacaville for brandishing a BB gun resembling a Glock at another driver. Police located and detained him, thanks to the detailed description by the victim.

BART suspended service on Red and Orange lines between Richmond and Oakland due to equipment issues, causing disruptions for commuters in the Bay Area.

Four Kings has emerged as a new culinary highlight in San Francisco's Chinatown, offering modern Cantonese cuisine with international influences, launched by chefs from the renowned Mister Jiu's.

A former Santa Clara County Sheriff's candidate, Anh Colton, was convicted of felony perjury for lying about her law enforcement experience to qualify for the ballot.

A man used his bike to knock over and rob a pedestrian in North Fair Oaks. The Sheriff's Office seeks help to identify him, offering anonymity to tipsters.

San Mateo County approved nearly $6 million for affordable housing for farmworkers, including victims of a Half Moon Bay shooting. The plan involves 47 homes near downtown, aiming to enhance living conditions and support local agriculture.

A man was shot and killed inside his car in Sunnyvale, CA. A juvenile was arrested, and the DPS is seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

The Oakland Police Department is seeking help in locating a suspect linked to the murder of Damani William and has released a sketch and image of a related vehicle.

The National Weather Service San Francisco CA issued a Wind Advisory for the North Bay Interior Mountains due to strong winds, with a warming trend and temperatures up to 90s expected later in the week.

A Fremont man was convicted of multiple felonies including robbery and assault after entrapping and attacking a victim they met on Grindr in a San Francisco motel.

San Francisco reports the lowest number of tents on streets since 2018, with a 37% decrease last quarter, amidst criticism of untracked finances and unoccupied housing units by the city's homelessness department.