An elderly cyclist died from injuries sustained in a solo accident on Park Boulevard in Palo Alto after crashing in a construction zone. The incident is under investigation by the STAR team.

Metallica extends its M72 World Tour into 2025, including a debut at Levi's Stadium. With rave reviews and a unique "No Repeat Weekend" format, they continue to support local charities through ticket proceeds.

Kamala Harris is returning to San Francisco for a fundraiser as her presidential campaign nears the election, with tickets ranging from $500 to over $900,000.

A fire broke out in an Alameda commercial building, with 24 firefighters responding and controlling it within 25 minutes. There were no injuries and the cause is under investigation.

A philanthropist donated equipment to the San Pablo Baseball Association after arson destroyed their gear, as the community rallied to support the youth league's recovery efforts.

A woman was fatally shot in Vallejo, leading to the arrest of suspect Anthony Quinn Huff Jr. after he surrendered. This marks the city's 18th homicide of the year.

The Oakland Police Department asks for help identifying a vehicle connected to armed robberies. A photo of a gray Dodge Charger linked to the crimes has been released.

Emergency services in San Rafael responded to and contained a significant dumpster fire without reported injuries.

A Novato house fire revealed an illegal butane hash oil operation, leading to the arrest of 42-year-old Brendan Hummel for manufacturing a controlled substance and igniting a fire.

The #CougarFire in Sonoma County's forward progression was stopped at 40 acres, with CALFIRE's new C-130H playing a pivotal role in containment efforts.

San Jose, CA, homes are selling over asking price, with one infamous house going $200,000 over the multi-million dollar listing, contrary to the national trend where homes sell for less than asking since August 2022.

Hugo Pelaezmayen, 39, was arrested for the robbery of $3,200 in tools after a police chase, with charges including robbery, drug possession, and resisting arrest.

Former East Bay CEO Alan Anderson has been sentenced to over seven years in prison for wire fraud, having admitted to swindling investors of $8.825 million.