The National Weather Service forecasts a significant weather change in San Francisco, with wet conditions and potential thunderstorms starting Wednesday, advising residents to prepare.

A San Francisco family-court travel order preceded a father's long search for his son in Kazakhstan and renewed calls for oversight of the bench.

Composer Danny Elfman joins the San Francisco Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall this Thursday and Friday to perform his Tim Burton scores live with film clips and Burton’s artwork. Elfman will appear onstage as a vocalist alongside the orchestra and chorus.

Suisun City Police arrested a man on probation after a foot chase, finding drugs, knives, and a stolen wallet on him.

Federal agents conducted immigration operations in Fremont's Sundale neighborhood, with local police informed but not involved. City officials and local authorities were largely unaware of the specifics of the federal actions.

Four suspects were arrested after a retail theft at Lens Crafters in Novato, aided by a CHP officer spotting their vehicle on Highway 101. 90 stolen glasses were recovered shortly after the incident.

Former San Francisco Mayor London Breed is considering running for Nancy Pelosi's vacant congressional seat, joining a field with State Senator Scott Wiener and entrepreneur Saikat Chakrabarti.

A San Mateo traffic stop uncovered a Glock fitted with a multi-burst trigger and suspected narcotics; an 18-year-old Belmont man was arrested. Police issued an advisory.

A Sonoma Valley commission will spotlight how steep premiums, nonrenewals and FAIR Plan strain are squeezing homeowners and small businesses.

San Francisco firefighters rapidly extinguished a top-floor blaze on Montgomery Street, evacuating all residents without injury and receiving high praise for their exceptional response.

Marin County man, Denni Rodas Diaz, was sentenced for auto insurance fraud after pleading guilty, involved in filing false claims and staging accidents between 2021-2023.

Vallejo Police arrested a 25-year-old man for alleged child sexual exploitation involving a juvenile met through social media.

Five 10th graders from Montgomery High School caused $5,000 in damages at a closed middle school; Santa Rosa Police arrested them for felony vandalism and burglary.