A man in San Francisco was convicted on several firearm-related charges, underscoring the city's focus on curbing gun violence.

Activists were charged for obstructing Golden Gate Bridge and I-880 during protests against U.S. actions in Gaza. Traffic was significantly disrupted as demonstrators demanded attention to the Gaza conflict.

The San José Police Department reported a fatal shooting, marking the city's 20th homicide. The victim, an adult male, was shot at a business and later pronounced dead at a hospital. The suspect is still at large.

The Bay Area is experiencing a cooling trend with temperatures at or below seasonal averages and slight warming expected Tuesday, after recent hot days.

Marin County Sheriff's deputies arrested Bianca Chavez and Konya Mattie on weapons charges after discovering a concealed unregistered Glock during a traffic stop.

A six-bedroom Belvedere Island property with views of the Golden Gate Bridge is listed for sale at $8.7 million, featuring historic architecture and modern amenities.

San José's downtown welcomed six new small businesses on Post Street under the MOMENT pop-up retail program, aiming to revitalize the area with local and LGBTQIA+ owned creative shops.

Gunshots were reported near UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr and Hill campuses early Thursday; no injuries occurred. The suspect, a white male, is sought by police. The area search ended, and the lockdown was lifted.

Mayor London Breed celebrated the opening of a new affordable housing building at 921 Howard Street in San Francisco, offering 200 homes for middle-income residents.

Brentwood Police have arrested the second suspect, Sam Gray, in connection with an armed robbery on Sand Creek Road, following an earlier high-speed chase and arrest of the first suspect.

Stateline Road Smokehouse, a Kansas City BBQ-inspired restaurant created by Chef Darryl Bell Jr., has opened in Napa, offering traditional barbecue with innovative sides.

A Petaluma woman was arrested for possessing and intending to sell methamphetamine during a Rohnert Park traffic stop.

Santa Rosa is set to revamp the Downtown Transit Mall's pavement starting September 3, 2024, with Second Street closed for 2-3 months. Operations will move to a temporary hub on First Street.