The beachfront Taco Bell Cantina in Pacifica is temporarily closed for renovations, as announced by executive James Aman. The exact reopening date is unknown.

Al Pastor Papi, a popular food truck in San Francisco known for its al pastor tacos, is closing down as announced by owner Miguel Escobedo on Instagram.

Manjit Sappal joins the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office as a contractor, bringing nearly three decades of police experience to support operations and special projects.

Three individuals in Alameda County face felony charges for a sophisticated EBT card fraud scheme, potentially leading to three years in prison if convicted.

The San Francisco Bay Ferry saw a 16% rise in ridership in 2024, nearing pre-pandemic levels with 2.6 million passengers, as it introduced enticing fares, better schedules, and pilot programs.

The Point Bonita Lighthouse in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area is temporarily closed due to a landslide blocking the access trail, with reopening expected by Sunday, January 12.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins has charged Monique Davis for a shooting at a housing site on Bryant Street, including attempted murder and firearm possession. Davis, who assaulted victims in an elevator and lobby, is detained pending trial.

San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf began selling Dungeness crab after delays, drawing large crowds and supporting local fishermen amid environmental and industry challenges.

CHP officers stopped a speeding Kia Optima on I-80, leading to the discovery of an unlicensed driver and a firearm with an illegal modification device in the vehicle.

CHP officers arrested two drivers and towed their cars after clamping down on an illegal street race on US-101 near Coyote Creek Golf Drive, where vehicles blocked lanes and raced at speeds over 135 MPH.

California wildlife officials exposed an illegal fishing operation in San Francisco, seizing over 2,000 pounds of fish, including restricted salmon species.

Kalvin Crump brandished a weapon during a road rage incident in Santa Rosa. Police detained him, found a loaded gun in his car, and he faces multiple firearm-related charges.

Oakland is closing two fire stations to combat a $129 million deficit, potentially increasing response times and impacting public safety until possibly reopening them after six months.