Fairfield and Solano County launch the Edible Food Recovery Program to combat food insecurity by diverting food waste to the hungry, aligning with Senate Bill 1383 requirements.

Oakland's Downtown Senior Center has been modernized with a $2.5 million renovation funded by Measure KK, including accessibility and facility improvements.

The National Weather Service San Francisco issued a Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory for the Bay Area, with a Freeze Watch to follow, and forecasts potential rain and colder temperatures ahead.

The UN Skate Plaza in San Francisco is expanding to include new features for young and beginner skaters, with skateable art by Alexis Sablone. The project is a part of efforts to revitalize the Civic Center area.

A man in Sonoma County has been arrested for the murder of his father, with his mother implicated as an accessory. This follows earlier elder abuse charges against the son.

The Oakland Police Department is searching for Heaven "Milli" McGee, 20, who went missing two weeks ago and is suspected to be in Stockton or Lathrop.

Sam Wo restaurant in San Francisco's Chinatown closed after 116 years, with the community bidding farewell and expressing hope for its legacy to continue.

Margaret Cho impresses on "Celebrity Jeopardy!" with strategic plays, earning $54,100 for charity, while fellow contestants Brosnahan and Green trail behind.

Tens of thousands marched in San Francisco's Walk for Life event, advocating for anti-abortion views, with personal testimonies and political motivations cited.

Dave Keene, founder of San Francisco's Toronado Pub, retires after 38 years, announces sale of the business, promising a special Beer Week celebration in 2025. The pub's building is listed for sale at $1.75 million.

The Bay Area faces chilly mornings with frost and freeze conditions, alongside gusty winds and light showers. The NWS warns of hazards for vulnerable populations and advises protecting people, plants, pets, and pipes.

Deputies in Santa Rosa detained Robert Penister, finding a loaded firearm, methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia in his proximity, leading to his arrest on several charges.

San Francisco's SFMTA faces a severe budget crisis, risking transit service cuts without new funding. A projected $320 million shortfall by July 2026 requires community input and novel revenue streams to maintain vital services.