Grosvenor has installed solar arrays at two San Jose office properties, which are part of its sustainability pledge to reduce emissions and enhance efficiency, aiming for net zero by 2050.

Colma police arrested a repeat offender, Eliot Rodriguez, for felony theft, shoplifting, and drug possession after he was caught stealing from a store.

Santa Rosa Police arrested Guillermo Topete Olmos for carrying a loaded, non-serialized gun during a traffic stop. Olmos, with an outstanding warrant, admitted to the possession, facing multiple firearm charges.

Reports of gunfire in Petaluma led to a police search, which revealed no evidence of shots fired. The investigation remains open, and no threat to public safety has been identified.

A 77-year-old man was arrested in Napa County on suspected child pornography charges, following a tip from a civilian. His bail is set at $50,000, the Sheriff's Office reported.

NWS San Francisco warns of hazardous beach conditions with potential 20-foot waves and strong rip currents due to long period swells; urges caution and notes nearby NOAA Weather Radio station outage.

Restaurant Jeanne d’Arc in San Francisco closed in September 2024 and will become a private event space. The French bistro was renowned for its atmosphere and cuisine but succumbed to changing market trends.

Sixteen jurisdictions have jointly filed a lawsuit to protect sanctuary cities from what they consider illegal federal interference, challenging the Trump Administration's policies and efforts to withhold federal funds.

Flex CEO Revathi Advaithi purchased a luxury home in Monte Sereno for nearly $10 million, featuring five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and eco-friendly amenities across 1.49 acres.

Mayor Lurie reports the 2025 Chinese New Year Parade and NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco had record low crime rates due to increased safety measures and law enforcement presence.

A poll shows 82% of Bay Area voters favor Caltrain, following the launch of electric trains that improved service and ridership rebound. A majority support further transit funding.

An individual was arrested in Petaluma for possessing obscene material involving minors, with the investigation ongoing and the public urged to share information.

Sue Noack was elected Chair of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, with Stephanie Moulton-Peters as Vice Chair, marking leadership changes that impact Bay Area transportation planning.