Novato City Council approves a $1 million grant for Habitat for Humanity's 80-unit affordable housing project, ensuring long-term affordability and contributing to state housing goals.

A woman was stabbed on a San Francisco Muni train, leading to a manhunt and two detentions. Her injuries are critical, and the SFPD is investigating the uptick in Muni assaults.

San Francisco firefighters extinguished an accidental 1-alarm residential fire at 500 block of 42nd Avenue with no injuries or displacement.

The National Weather Service forecasts strong winds and heavy rains for the Bay Area, with a chance of snow above 3,000 feet and potential thunderstorms. Beach hazards and gale warnings are in effect due to high coastal waves and rough seas.

Related California plans to build a $750 million luxury skyscraper with offices and a hotel in San Francisco's Financial District, despite a 37% office vacancy rate.

Woman arrested for shoplifting $900 worth of goods from Colma Target; Colma Police Department charged her and used social media to report the incident.

Novato police arrested two individuals, Jason Ware and Imereta Faalogoifo, after a chase following a theft at Ulta Beauty; Ware was charged with grand theft and felony evading.

The California Highway Patrol issued an Ebony Alert for missing 16-year-old Cherish Williams, last seen on March 8, 2025, in Oakland, urging the public to help locate her.

After a highway chase, Petaluma Police detained suspects involved in a Nike store robbery at Petaluma Village Premium Outlets, including primary suspect Jose Garcia Cruz.

Bay Area forecast includes sunshine followed by a cooling trend, rain, and potential thunderstorms later in the week, with marine and aviation conditions affected.

CRU action on an illegal encampment in Vacaville led to the arrest of Dylan Wright, who had felony warrants, and others for misdemeanors related to trespassing.

An 18-year-old was arrested for the burglary and vandalism of John Reed Elementary in Rohnert Park, leading to a school closure and ongoing investigation.

Two men were arrested for allegedly stealing from a PG&E facility after being caught on surveillance and found with a stolen dirt compactor and burglary tools.