A new study indicates post-COVID travel in downtown San Francisco is now dominated by private vehicles, with public transit use and regional travel declining.

The Livermore Police arrested Kennith Robson for vehicle burglary and credit card fraud after tracking him down following a theft at a Starbucks. They recovered stolen items and found further evidence of other burglaries.

Jorge Palacios, a school employee, turned himself in for alleged lewd acts with a minor at Mount Pleasant High School.

Chegg to lay off 22% of its workforce, citing competition from AI tools and declining web traffic, as it aims to save costs and adapt to changes in the education technology industry.

Gary Ramirez, 78, was sentenced to life for the 1982 murder of Karen Stitt after persistent detective work using DNA and public genealogy tied him to the crime.

Elizabeth Holmes's partner, Billy Evans, has launched a biotech startup, Haemanthus, utilizing AI for medical testing, despite Holmes's jail-time for fraud and her involvement in advising the venture.

San Francisco's Chinatown Night Market has been named the top night market in the nation by USA Today, drawing thousands of visitors and benefiting the local economy.

Three baby raccoons were rescued after being trapped in a wall at Chase Center, with one requiring extra effort to free its stuck head. They're now under Yggdrasil Wildlife's care, prompting advice on preventing wildlife incursions into buildings.

BART invites entrepreneurs to its Small Business Summit on May 19 in Oakland to discuss contracts, network, and contribute to a disparity study aimed at enhancing diversity in procurement.

An 81-year-old former IRS agent, Elana Cohen-Roth, received a 12-year prison sentence for defrauding an elderly person of their life savings in a Ponzi scheme.

California Highway Patrol officers arrested a man in Oakland after a foot chase, finding a gun and cocaine in his car. He faces multiple felony charges.

A 16-year-old boy from Santa Rosa was arrested for attempted robbery and drug possession in Petaluma after a chase; he was already on juvenile probation.

Christian Nelson was apprehended after a high-speed chase in Sonoma County, involving reckless driving and a K-9 unit, now facing multiple charges including assault.