San Francisco's Market Street features a poster series by Adrian Arias, celebrating the Mission District's culture. Part of the Art on Market Street Poster Series, the artworks will be displayed until March 2026.

Laughing Monk Brewing has signed a lease to take over the former Rock Bottom space at The Pruneyard in Campbell; Regency Centers confirmed the deal but an opening date is still TBD.

Contra Costa County faces a potential loss of healthcare coverage for 93,000 residents and a $300 million funding shortfall due to federal and state policy changes.

A stolen boat trailer investigation led to the arrest of Jason Ramos and the uncovering of a chop shop in Santa Rosa, resulting in multiple charges including vehicle theft.

Longtime Los Altos trustee Vladimir Ivanovic will step down in March, saying the board’s plan to place Bullis Charter School on the 10th site privileges the charter and risks bond support.

An SJPD officer was shot and hospitalized after an armed carjacking led to a multi-city pursuit that reached Hollister and returned to downtown San Jose.

A 75-year-old motorist who rear-ended a SamTrans bus in Pacifica on Jan. 8 died after being hospitalized, officials said. Authorities are withholding her name pending notification of next of kin.

WorkWhile agreed to a $4.5M settlement with San Francisco that returns millions to delivery drivers and imposes civil penalties on the company. The deal leaves some claims unresolved.

A retired SFPD sergeant's courtroom account that he warned an alleged gang leader about raids has put the DA's cold-case murder prosecution under new scrutiny.

Vallejo receives additional law enforcement support from the Solano County Sheriff's Office to patrol specific city areas, as announced by the Vallejo PD.

An armed carjacking in Oakland ended with a vehicle crash in Piedmont and the arrest of two individuals after a pursuit. No injuries were reported, and a rifle was recovered.

Oakland's landmark Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts reopens this weekend with a free festival and ticketed shows, returning a major stage to the city after years dark.

Alameda Police stopped a driver for running a stop sign and, due to his probation status, searched his car, finding over four pounds of marijuana and items indicating intent to sell.