San Francisco man arrested for possessing an unregistered, loaded gun and a high-capacity magazine during a traffic stop.

The Santa Clara Police Department anticipates heavy traffic around Levi's Stadium for the 49ers vs. Rams game, with road closures and suggested detours.

The Richmond Police reported multiple incidents, including shootings, a DUI arrest, armed robberies, an attempted carjacking, missing juveniles, and firearm-related arrests, marking a crime-filled final week of the year.

Il Parco, a new Italian cafe and pizzeria with views of the Golden Gate Bridge, is set to open in San Francisco's Presidio on January 15, offering pizzas, salads, cocktails, and wines.

Danville invests $4 million in its downtown revitalization project to enhance safety and aesthetics, planning a staggered construction approach to minimize disruption.

Caltrain is providing additional trains for Monster Jam at Oracle Park, offering a convenient transit option for fans attending the event this weekend.

San Mateo property owners pass a new fee to enhance flood defenses, with 51.78% voting in favor, which could add $96 to annual property tax bills for single-family homes.

A Fresno woman, Mercedez Charlene Smith, pleaded no contest to felony burglary and was sentenced to 2 years in prison after being linked to multiple thefts.

Amaya Castro-Birch, an at-risk 15-year-old girl from South San Francisco, was safely located after a community-assisted search effort. Details on her disappearance remain undisclosed.

Former San Jose Officer Mark McNamara was dismissed for sending racist texts, with Police Chief Anthony Mata emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy for racism in the force.

Urban Putt, a mini-golf joint in the Mission District, has closed after 10 years. The Australian company Funlab will replace it with a new Holey Moley venue in early 2024. Meanwhile, Urban Putt’s founder plans to open a new location in San Jose.

The South San Francisco Police are searching for 15-year-old at-risk runaway Amaya Castro-Birch, last seen in McLaren Park, and are urging public assistance.

Windsor Police Department conducted a DUI checkpoint that resulted in four DUI arrests, numerous citations for license infractions, and 604 vehicles screened. The operation was funded by traffic safety agencies.