Vacaville Police resolved the theft of two moving vans, recovering belongings and arresting Joseph Welding and Amani Commers on multiple felony charges, including burglary and vehicle theft.

NWS San Francisco issues Wind Advisory and Beach Hazards Statement in Northern California, warning of strong gusts, dangerous boating and swimming conditions.

A San Francisco jury convicted George Callen of DUI on I-80 near Treasure Island after showing intoxication signs and excessive speeding on New Year’s Day.

Santa Clara County reported its first carfentanil-related death; officials warn of the opioid's potency and the risks of counterfeit pills. The county is raising awareness and offering resources like free naloxone.

Bay Area tech companies face significant layoffs in Q1 2025, as the region loses over 11,000 tech jobs. In contrast, the U.S. economy adds 177,000 jobs in April, with an unchanged unemployment rate of 4.2%.

San Francisco expects a breezy weekend with mild temperatures and winds intensifying overnight. The National Weather Service advises securing outdoor items against strong gusts.

Up to 20,000 UC health and tech workers went on a one-day strike, protesting hiring freezes and bargaining practices, with minimal disruption to patient services.

San Francisco Police Department offers a $100,000 reward for information on the 1991 killing of Karl Holmberg.

A fire at Birchwood Garden apartments in Fremont was extinguished by firefighters, displacing 13 residents with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

Matthew Tucker, reported as at-risk and missing, was found safe and Oakland Police Department thanked the community for their help.

San Francisco celebrated Michael Tilson Thomas' final performance with the SF Symphony, marking his 80th birthday and 51-year music career. The event was a city-wide tribute, with Davies Symphony Hall filled with blue in his honor.

Oakland Police seek public's assistance in locating Matthew Tucker, a 29-year-old at-risk man missing since April 28. He was last seen on Fairmount Avenue.

Five people and a dog were rescued from Tomales Bay by Marin County Fire Department after their boat began sinking; they were assessed for hypothermia and reminded of safety measures.