Figma Inc. raises its IPO price to $30-$32, targeting a $1.2 billion raise, despite an earlier failed sale to Adobe and a challenging market environment.

San Francisco's weather forecast includes below-normal temperatures with a slight warm-up midweek, drizzle, and mostly sunny skies with gusty winds. Marine forecasts warn of choppy conditions for sailors.

Tesla's Bay Area robotaxi launch features human drivers, employee-only rides, and a notable absence of required state permits. The announcement came complete with internal memos and weekend timelines—just no permission from California regulators.

An adult male driver died in a solo vehicle crash on State Route 24 in Lafayette when his car hit multiple trees; CHP investigates possible DUI and seeks witnesses.

Santa Rosa Police found a loaded gun in a car during a traffic stop, leading to felony charges against the two men in the vehicle with suspected gang ties.

A residential shooting in Larkfield led to the arrest of Kelly Sullivan, who allegedly targeted a home, on charges including shooting at an inhabited dwelling.

San Francisco settles for $1.425 million with Rodrigo Santos and his firm over fraudulent engineering activities, barring Santos from licensing for 5 years.

A windsurfer in distress near Lincoln Boulevard, Presidio was saved by SFFD and a CHP helicopter, highlighting the importance of preparation and quick response.

Officials seek new leads in the 1995 drive-by murder of teenager "Spooky" Pederson in Hayward, urging public tips to the Alameda County Sheriff's Cold Case Unit.

Sonoma County allocated nearly $6 million to fund five mobile crisis teams for mental health emergencies, supported by Measure O sales tax revenue, ensuring operation through June 2026.

Napa County approved a $3.5 million deal with the Firewise Foundation to bolster wildfire resilience through community initiatives and strategic mitigation efforts.

Officers arrested a driver on felony charges after finding drugs and a loaded gun in their car; a week later, the same person was arrested again after a home search revealed more illegal items.

Alex the Great, a Flemish giant rabbit known for his therapy work in San Francisco, died from cancer complications, leaving the community in mourning.