A 35-year-old woman was shot in West Oakland after an apparent dispute over an RV that was later set ablaze; police are searching for the suspected shooter.

Yummy Pizza at 709 O'Farrell was ordered closed after inspectors found live and dead cockroaches and multiple health-code failures. The permit is suspended pending pest-control paperwork and a reinspection.

A 5-year-old died after entering Lake Shasta without a life jacket; multiple agencies searched more than an hour before the child was recovered. Authorities say no foul play is suspected.

A jury convicted a Mission District man of violating a protective order and several weapons offenses after officers say they found a loaded, de‑serialized handgun in his car.

Low‑50s and a marine layer this morning; sunny and warm Tuesday. Showers and a chance of thunderstorms arrive Thursday with heavier rain possible over the weekend.

The Trump administration just threatened to shut down international travel at SFO, LAX, JFK, and a dozen other major airports — right before the FIFA World Cup. It's almost certainly a pressure tactic ... Almost certainly.

A man died early Sunday after his car struck construction barriers and caught fire on Capitol Expressway in East San Jose. Police say the vehicle was a 2010 Toyota Camry and detectives are seeking tips.

The Strokes revealed Reality Awaits with a retro teaser and play a sold‑out Bill Graham show in San Francisco tonight. Fans hope to hear new songs live.

Central Marin will pay $3.15M after a San Anselmo man says officers tased him while he suffered a grand mal seizure; the settlement renews scrutiny of training and oversight.

A San Jose Powerball ticket missed the $216M jackpot but matched four numbers plus the Powerball, paying $44,744 under California’s rules.

Caminar says a former CFO misappropriated $99,375 through fabricated invoices; Redwood City police are investigating while the nonprofit tightens controls.

A three‑alarm house fire on Dutton Street damaged five homes in San Leandro; crews knocked it down quickly and nearby Washington Elementary was not affected.

Tamalpais trustees will debate a campuswide cellphone policy April 14, weighing locking pouches against teacher collection as parents and students split.