The National Weather Service in San Francisco issued a Heat Advisory due to high temperatures away from the coast and heightened fire weather conditions, with a possible cooling trend on Friday.

A section of I-80 in San Francisco has been renamed the "Willie Mays Highway" to honor the late baseball icon.

Caltrain introduces a $1 youth fare and $2 day pass to make travel more affordable for younger riders in the Bay Area, aiming to encourage public transit use and ease traffic congestion.

Police responded to an attempted burglary at a Petaluma home; suspects fled upon noticing an occupant. The investigation continues with the suspects still at large.

BART hosts a fashion show called "Project Doneway" featuring designs made from classic paper tickets by Bay Area fashion students, part of September's Transit Month activities.

A student was stabbed during a fight at Elsie Allen High School, Santa Rosa, leading to an SRPD investigation and the assailant's arrest for assault with a deadly weapon.

Santa Rosa Police arrested Daniel Rodriguez Cabrera after a traffic stop revealed a loaded, unregistered firearm in his car, alongside open alcohol and marijuana. He faces multiple weapons charges.

California launches the nation's first renewable hydrogen hub in Oakland, with a $12.6 billion investment aimed at reducing emissions and creating jobs.

Hayward Police arrested a suspect after a high-speed chase involving a vehicle linked to attempted homicide, followed by the suspect's crash and foot pursuit. An unregistered gun was found in the vehicle.

A motorcyclist died in Fremont after a collision with a car on Osgood Road; drugs or alcohol were not factors. The driver is cooperating with the ongoing investigation.

The NWS predicts a cool Labor Day weekend for the Bay Area with a warming trend starting next week, advising residents to stay cautious during outdoor activities.

The W. Estudillo Ave entrance at San Leandro BART station will be closed from September 9 for sidewalk and safety improvements, causing detours for six weeks.

San Francisco is launching California's first Entertainment Zone for an Oktoberfest event featuring drinks, music, and games in a bustling downtown area.