A driver died in an early-morning crash on westbound I-80 near Cordelia in Fairfield. CHP says the vehicle overturned after clipping another car and an SUV struck the wreck.

Major League Cricket stages its 2026 playoffs and final at Oakland Coliseum July 15–18, with the San Francisco Unicorns and international stars like Ravichandran Ashwin on the roster.

Solano County investigators arrested 29-year-old Nathaniel Frost-Lara after a June 18 search warrant in Vallejo; he faces CSAM-related felony counts and a paraphernalia misdemeanor. The sheriff posted photos and details to Facebook.

The turreted Julius' Castle will reopen this September after years of legal fights and a long restoration; dinner service will return to Telegraph Hill.

Bad Egg Breakfast Bar has opened at Gate 19 in SJC’s Terminal B, offering all‑day breakfast, coffee and cocktails for travelers. Hours start early to catch morning flights.

Police say a 43-year-old Oakland man forcibly shaved his pregnant girlfriend’s head during a June argument; he’s being held on $50,000 bail and is due in court July 10.

After a bulk sugar shipment was rerouted from Crockett, union pickets converged on Levin Richmond Terminal and called for inspections and regulatory review.

UC negotiators have proposed swapping a $30,000 lifetime family‑forming benefit for a $5,100 annual allotment, prompting rallies from surgical residents. The change would affect residents across the UC system.

A Vallejo teen's newly purchased 'dream car' was stolen and stripped for parts, family members say, and neighbors are warning others after thieves targeted a specific model.

San Rafael police arrested a 25-year-old after detectives say a forensic search of his phone turned up a large quantity of child sexual abuse material.

A jury convicted Marvin Sotorizo Wednesday for sexually assaulting two unconscious teenagers in a Bayview home in 2017, the San Francisco DA announced.

San José and SJPD will hold in-person and Zoom sessions next week to explain plans for AI‑assisted police report writing and to take community questions.

California's new AI‑unemployment tracker finds no statewide surge, but college‑educated, highly AI‑exposed Bay Area tech workers have seen unemployment claims climb sharply.