Governor Gavin Newsom has purchased a new $9 million home in Kentfield, Marin County, featuring six bedrooms, resort-like amenities, and commanding views of Mount Tamalpais.

San Francisco commemorated the World Day of Remembrance for Traffic Victims with a vigil and 317 "ghost shoes" to symbolize those lost to traffic accidents since Vision Zero's advent, despite remaining pedestrian fatality rates.

A pedestrian died after being struck by a vehicle on SR-185, with CHP Hayward confirming the incident and seeking witnesses. An investigation is ongoing.

Oakland faces a $93 million budget shortfall, exacerbated by police and fire department overspending, threatening the city with insolvency and prompting calls for immediate fiscal action.

The UC system plans to raise tuition for new nonresident students by $3,402 to help offset a projected budget shortfall, despite criticism over financial priorities.

Two men have been indicted for conducting an investment fraud scheme, involving false claims of industry connections and projects, with one also accused of submitting a fraudulent loan application.

Venture capitalist Richard Kramlich lists his historic San Francisco mansion for $19.5 million, featuring unique amenities and a view of the Golden Gate Bridge.

National Weather Service forecasts clear weather ahead for the Bay Area with cold temperatures and a new system potentially bringing showers Sunday.

San Francisco Police arrested a suspect after a liquor store burglary, a vehicle chase, and the suspect's subsequent crash and fall from a freeway overpass. The investigation is ongoing for connections to other burglaries.

A puppy's death in Cotati led to an investigation and subsequent arrest for animal cruelty, with the community deeply upset. The owner faces charges and a $20,000 bail.

Alameda's Barnhill Marina tenants won cases on housing practices and rent control, with $335k in penalties against the owners and extended rent protections.

A federal court stopped Oakland International Airport from using "San Francisco Bay" in its name after SFO argued it could cause confusion and harm its brand.

Sonoma County approves the purchase of seven new all-electric buses, aiming to meet future zero-emission requirements and improve their transit fleet.