Kowbird in West Oakland, owned by chef Matt Horn, closed due to financial strains and city challenges, despite the owner's desire to support small businesses.

A Tesla Cybertruck crash in Piedmont led to three fatalities, with the victims found to have alcohol and cocaine in their systems, and speed considered a factor in the accident.

South San Francisco police discovered over 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks in a storage unit, with assistance from fire and bomb squad teams to secure the potentially dangerous haul.

Brett Ortiz was sentenced to 75 years to life for child sexual assault. The Novato Police Department's investigation began in April 2022 and led to his conviction.

Repeat offender Michael Chilton was arrested in Sonoma Valley for burglary and theft, with stolen goods linked to several cases found. He faces multiple felony charges.

A Vallejo resident was arrested for multiple offenses including DUI and possession of a controlled substance after a routine traffic stop in American Canyon revealed a loaded magazine, body armor, and meth.

San José police arrested Dante Lee Price, 23, accused of trafficking a 16-year-old, following an investigation by the city's Human Trafficking Task Force.

The former Birkenstock U.S. headquarters in Novato, with its unique architecture, is for sale, offering large warehouse and office space adaptable for various industries.

A police chase in San Francisco ended with a vehicle crashing into a parklet in the Mission District, injuring six people, including a mother and child.

San Francisco officials ensure safety for Lunar New Year, addressing merchant concerns and focusing on anti-Asian hate incidents to boost public confidence.

Rescue boats responded to swimmers in distress between Alcatraz Island and Pier 45. Two adults were rescued by the Red and White Bay Cruise ship and evaluated by paramedics.

A mother was seriously injured in a crash in Brisbane; her daughter suffered minor injuries. A 71-year-old man is in custody for DUI. The community helped at the scene.

Mayor Daniel Lurie reaffirms San Francisco's commitment to programs enhancing job opportunities for Black youth, with the continuation of Opportunities for All and Black 2 San Francisco initiatives.