Vallejo police arrested a man after patrons reported he threatened people with a gun at a Lewis Brown Drive business. Officers seized a loaded handgun and booked the suspect into county custody.

Two people were stabbed near Civic Center Plaza Sunday evening and taken to hospitals in critical condition.

A webinar startup says Koi Security’s December report wrongly tied its domains to a Chinese hacking operation, and Palo Alto Networks — which acquired Koi — is now a defendant.

An adult man on an e-bike died Saturday after a crash at the Auto Mall Parkway I‑880 onramp; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Nancy Pelosi will open a $50 million institute at UC Berkeley in January 2027 to teach, fund research and host visiting fellows focused on strengthening democracy.

A clean energy startup founder who won SF Climate Week's hackathon is now on Facebook Marketplace selling made-to-order dog raincoats crafted from plastic bags California just finished banning. Two hundred people liked it, the dog looks resigned, and the head coverage situation remains unresolved.

A Foster City traffic stop on Saturday led officers to seize a gun, a loaded high‑capacity magazine and about 400 grams of marijuana; the driver was arrested for DUI.

A hit-and-run on West Eight Mile Road near Shumway Oak Grove Park killed a bicyclist and two dogs; CHP is asking the public for tips.

An 8K, 360° dome has arrived on Post Street, turning World Cup matches into a wraparound spectacle with music and after‑parties.

ACSO says detectives and parole agents arrested a wanted felon in unincorporated San Leandro after seizing roughly 546 pounds of commercial‑grade fireworks.

ATF’s proposed rule would explicitly cover overnight hotel stops, refueling and other routine breaks as protected interstate transport for lawful gun owners. The agency is taking comments through Aug. 4.

A city-backed framework led by Councilmember Peter Ortiz will map investment priorities for East San José, targeting underused sites, corridors and funding options.

Om Malik, the San Francisco–based journalist who founded GigaOm and later advised startups at True Ventures, died June 24, his family says. The tech community is remembering his influence.