Police found two people with gunshot wounds in Redwood City; one died, and the other is critical, in what's investigated as a domestic homicide and attempted suicide.

A Ninth Circuit panel in San Francisco upheld a TRO blocking OpenAI and Jony Ive from using 'io' to market hardware similar to startup iyO's voice‑only computer.

Mylar balloons that touched power lines left thousands in San Leandro without electricity Saturday night as crews worked overnight to restore service.

A man was arrested after a restaurant fire on W. John Street in downtown San José. Investigators say arson and police intelligence units worked together to identify a suspect.

A photo of students forming a swastika on Branham High’s football field and an antisemitic caption spread online. School officials say they are investigating and condemned the act.

A modest home in West Atherton sold for nearly $9.5 million, mostly for its valuable land, reflecting the high demand in Bay Area real estate, particularly in affluent neighborhoods.

Antioch police have upgraded charges against Brandon Rowlett to murder after the victim he allegedly attacked, Frank Troia, died from injuries sustained in a November incident.

A Pacifica man accused of killing a San Mateo woman and posting a Facebook video has been held to answer after a conservatorship office found him competent.

San Mateo County officials prepare to tackle human trafficking, coordinating inter-agency efforts, ahead of major sports events like the Super Bowl and World Cup.

Mira Mesa’s $55M park overhaul has passed the halfway point. A competition pool, splash pad, new courts and an all‑wheels plaza are rising on site.

Loc Vu, founder of San Jose’s Viet Museum and a longtime refugee advocate, has died at 92. The museum remains closed amid a leadership dispute and pending litigation.

A judge will hear petitions Friday that could make a convicted killer eligible for parole decades after a 1987 slaying. The victim’s family says the DA’s move reopens old wounds.

California is set to revise its DMV rules to allow testing and deployment of driverless trucks on highways, potentially starting 2026, amidst debate between tech companies and the Teamsters Union.