San José police announced an additional arrest in the July 20, 2025 downtown stabbing that killed Raymond Orozco. The department said the case remains active and detectives are developing leads.

High tides could push minor flooding into low-lying bayshore areas; dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents are expected through Monday morning.

Google and Pinterest have announced job cuts in the Bay Area amid tech sector turbulence, with a shift toward AI professions influencing Pinterest's layoffs of 600 employees and Google trimming 77 jobs in Sunnyvale.

A new LLNL–UC Irvine model shows how clustered ignitions can merge into megafires, a shift that could change firefighter strategy and grid planning.

Rialto filed to foreclose on Tribune Tower, 405 14th and 1500 Broadway after a $111M loan default; a receiver reports severe disrepair and unpaid taxes.

Patrick Cappiello is bringing a 1,000-bottle wine bar to Jenner next to Café Aquatica, pairing retail bottles with picnic tables and by-the-glass service. The team hopes to open by August 2026.

Daly City confronts a fence blocking beach trail access; it's linked to Luke Brugnara, with no permits for its construction and signs threatening trespassers. Ownership is disputed as investigations proceed.

Two men face felony charges after a fatal Oakland grocery store shooting, including three counts of murder for Darrell Tatmon and assault with a gun for Angelo Pharr.

A woman was fatally struck by a van in a San Jose shopping-center parking lot Tuesday morning. Police say the driver stayed and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Infineon agreed to lease roughly 219,200 square feet at 6001 America Center Drive in North San Jose — a major sign that big-tech office demand is returning to the South Bay. Brokers say the campus amenities and large floor plates made the deal possible.

The Old Pro’s downtown spot reopened this week as The Pro, trading dive-bar bargains for a chef-led menu and a nod to its past.

San Francisco has opened a search for an executive director to run the Arts Commission, Grants for the Arts and Film SF — a role that tops out at roughly $268K. The hire is pitched as a way to streamline grants and boost the city's creative economy.

A fight at Livermore High School during a basketball game led to a 17-year-old losing consciousness. Suspects fled, and no gun was found despite rumors. Police are investigating and seeking tips.