Three suspects were arrested for theft at the Emeryville Apple Store, with charges including grand theft and burglary, after a sting by local law enforcement and interagency collaboration.

The Daly City Police reported a spike in robberies, burglaries, and car break-ins, including an incident at Target and vehicle thefts, among other criminal activities over the past week.

A Waymo self-driving car hit a bicyclist in San Francisco, raising safety questions regarding autonomous vehicles.

Bay Area temperatures are tying record lows from 1986 with a 'Frost Advisory' and a 'Coastal Flood Advisory' in effect; the NWS also warns of chilly temps and minor flooding.

An overheated scooter battery caught fire in Pleasanton, but the fire was quickly contained by local firefighters and a HazMat team, with no injuries reported.

San Francisco's Department of Elections starts processing vote-by-mail ballots for the Presidential Primary, with signature verification underway and public ballot counting beginning February 12.

Ramon Ramirez Perez, a district attorney, pleaded no contest to felony vandalism after threatening his father and resisting arrest while under influence in San Mateo County.

Governor Gavin Newsom deploys 120 CHP officers to combat crime in Oakland and the East Bay, despite a statewide decline in crime rates. The operation uses advanced technology and aims to significantly reduce local crimes.

Polkcha, a new bar taking inspiration from Asian street markets, is set to open on February 9th in San Francisco, offering a diverse cocktail menu featuring Asian spirits at competitive prices.

The Santa Rosa Police Department's cold case campaign on missing adults is in its third week, having already successfully located one individual thanks to a community tip.

AsiaSF, a transgender cabaret bar in San Francisco, is closing on March 31, coinciding with Transgender Day of Visibility. Co-owner Hashbarger cites retirement as the reason.

A female passenger died in a San Jose car crash involving a BMW that hit a pole and tree; the male driver fled the scene. It's the city's 7th traffic death in 2024. Police seek tips.

San Francisco declares February 4 as "Willie Mays Day" to honor the baseball icon, with landmarks lit in Giants Orange and special celebrations planned.