San Franciscans protested for a second day against ICE raids and the travel ban, culminating at City Hall. Mayor Lurie supported peaceful protest; police reported vandalism by a few. Over 9,000 marched, with families participating in demonstrations.

Oakland Police seek public help to locate missing Fernando Cruzescalante, with schizophrenia, last seen on International Boulevard. He frequents Oakland, San Francisco, and Stanislaus County.

Redwood City Police arrested two suspects linked to a $150,000-$200,000 rug store burglary and recovered stolen goods. The investigation continues for a third perpetrator.

A burglary occurred in South San Francisco with significant theft, leading to the arrest of two suspects, Vaka and Desumala, who now face various charges.

A serious accident in Santa Rosa involving a pickup and bicyclist resulted in life-threatening injuries for the cyclist; driver sober, investigation ongoing.

Vallejo police and partner agencies dispersed a sideshow, issuing citations, towing vehicles, and making one arrest.

Ex-San Jose councilman Omar Torres was convicted of child molestation from incidents beginning when the victim was four. Simultaneously, San Jose officials face allegations of using racial slurs in texts.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of clouds and sun with brisk winds for San Francisco, advising layers and windproof plans for the weekend.

A 4-alarm fire in San Francisco's Richmond district affected five buildings, displacing 35 people. Over 130 firefighters responded, and one firefighter was injured. The cause is unknown and investigations continue.

ICE detains 15, including a young child, in San Francisco, leading to community outrage and protests over the perceived escalation in immigration enforcement and treatment of detainees.

An employee was arrested for stealing over $300,000 worth of high-end alcohol from a Benicia business. Most of the stolen goods remain unaccounted for.

Sheriff Christina Corpus named Sergio Enriquez the new Assistant Sheriff for Operations of San Mateo County, highlighting his extensive experience and achievements in law enforcement.

Oakland firefighters quickly contained a 2-alarm fire on Skyline Blvd, saving two dogs and preventing the spread to adjacent areas. No injuries were reported.