Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approves expedited road repairs for six critical sections damaged by winter storms, utilizing a $5.5 million budget to ensure emergency access and local travel.

Cloverdale police are investigating a murder-suicide after neighbors prompted a welfare check, finding Parker Briggs and Jessica Sandoval deceased at home.

Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons were hacked to emit AI-generated voice impersonations of tech leaders Zuckerberg and Musk, with local officials working to fix the issue.

Mark Zuckerberg testified in an FTC-led antitrust trial against Meta, which has been accused of monopolistic practices by buying companies such as Instagram and WhatsApp. Meta refutes the claims, citing competition from various platforms.

A man was arrested for assaulting another in a Target parking lot in Colma after their verbal confrontation escalated. The victim pressed charges, leading to the suspect's booking on battery charges.

A man was fatally shot early in Concord, and police are investigating the drive-by incident near Monument Boulevard and Meadow Lane. The community is urged to provide leads.

The Oakland Police Department has announced a DUI checkpoint for April 18 to combat impaired driving, with the location based on historical crash data.

Mac's Old House in Antioch is closing after 42 years of serving Italian cuisine. The restaurant will cease operations on June 22, 2025, as announced on social media.

Santa Rosa police arrested two individuals, Alexis Mota and a juvenile, for possessing loaded firearms and other charges after a Special Enforcement Team intervention.

San Francisco opens a new pharmacy in County Jail #2 to improve health services for the incarcerated and support reentry into society, funded by a grant from the CalAIM Justice Involved Initiative PATH.

A cooking fire in a Novato apartment was extinguished by a sprinkler system and a maintenance worker, with no injuries reported, highlighting the importance of fire safety measures.

Walnut Creek Police warn of a social media scam falsely attributed to them, advising residents to avoid clicking on malicious links and verify information.

EBMUD extends boat launch closures through 2025 to prevent the spread of invasive golden mussels in reservoirs, impacting local boaters but safeguarding the ecosystem and water infrastructure.