California Attorney General Rob Bonta ordered Oakland fundraising platform Flipcause to halt operations after regulators say it delayed roughly $500,000 in donations. The order demands a full accounting and could free funds for struggling nonprofits.

Vacaville Police arrested Wenceslao Munoz Orellana for DUI on Thanksgiving; he ran a red light with a BAC over twice the limit and open beer containers.

Vallejo Police arrested two suspects who stole $1,700 worth of jackets after a witness reported seeing them flee in a Dodge Charger, which police later found along with the jackets and arrested the suspects who faced charges including grand theft.

Gilead plans to tear down a 12‑acre office complex in Foster City and build up to 800,000 square feet of labs and R&D in a two‑phase project. The first building could be ready by the end of 2028 if permits move quickly.

Dense morning fog will slow some Bay Area commutes before clearing to mostly sunny skies with highs near 63°F.

A city audit says San José must beef up controls after tampered morphine vials and the arrest of a fire captain. The report calls for clearer policies, separated duties and limits on biometric safe access.

Police in Vacaville uncovered a fraud and narcotics ring after investigating a theft of medications, leading to the arrest of two suspects with criminal records.

San Francisco has charged Cassidy Wyatt Allen, 45, with murder and burglary after a fatal Ingleside home invasion. He is set for arraignment today as the investigation continues.

Filings show Francis Ford Coppola offered the Sentinel Building in North Beach as collateral on a private loan, tying the landmark to an outside lender.

Human remains were found Monday at Ocean Beach in San Francisco; federal and city investigators are probing the scene and asking the public for tips.

Two Homeland Security investigators served a subpoena at Cherryland Elementary; Hayward officials say the district accepted the subpoena but did not release records. The visit came after federal activity that prompted Oakland school lockdowns.

Debate ensues in Fremont over a proposed 13-acre sports complex with a cricket field, raising concerns about noise and property damage while supporters cite the sport's growing local popularity.

A bureaucratic error allowed Little Caesars to bypass Sebastopol's chain ban. Despite mixed local reactions, the city admitted the mistake but permits stand.