Neighbors clashed with city leaders over AVAIO’s Perseus data center plan at the former Delta View Golf Course, raising water, noise and traffic concerns.

Saint Helena police released a photo after vandals damaged a Pride banner downtown and are asking residents to help identify two people seen on camera.

Dozens of shopping carts were spotted in the Colma Creek marsh along the Bay Trail; locals and Save The Bay say cleanup is needed.

Emeryville resident Marcus Moore, 30, was identified as the person found June 2 at Waste Management’s Davis Street transfer station in San Leandro. Authorities say an autopsy is pending as investigators probe the circumstances.

Rithm’s Elecor Properties is spending roughly $250M to remake One Market Plaza and One Front Street with a sky bar, new gyms and hospitality-style lounges to attract tenants.

A 56‑year‑old Oakland man was arrested after allegedly pointing a firearm at another driver in Montara, the sheriff's office says. Authorities say he was booked on multiple charges.

San Jose heads for the mid‑80s Tuesday while late‑night high tides and sneaker waves threaten bayside spots through Thursday. Move cars and check cooling centers if needed.

A San Jose class action says Robinhood packaged sportsbook‑style bets as ‘prediction markets,’ seeking refunds and disgorgement for potentially billions in losses. The suit joins a national regulatory clash over whether these products are gambling or federally regulated derivatives.

UCSF researchers describe an implanted adaptive DBS system that times stimulation to walking and reduced falls in a small Parkinson's feasibility trial.

About 200 Stanford graduates staged a walkout during Sundar Pichai’s commencement address, protesting Google's Project Nimbus ties.

Multiple sideshows flared across San Jose as police said staffing strains limited immediate responses. Officials point to a regional uptick and coordinated enforcement moves.

A San Luis Obispo judge found sufficient evidence to send former priest Theodore Gabrielli to trial on 24 felony counts after victims testified. Arraignment is set for July 14, 2026.

San Francisco health inspectors shut down the Slanted Door Group's Mission commissary on June 11 after finding rodent droppings in more than a dozen locations — including on food contact surfaces and vacuum-sealed bags. It's a repeat violation at the facility keeping Charles Phan's legacy alive, and not everything got resolved on the same day it was closed.