Joyride Pizza is opening its flagship location at San Francisco's Pier 1 on Independence Day, offering Detroit-style pizza and other culinary delights for locals and late-night diners.

The San Mateo Sheriff's Office has cracked down on illegal fireworks and firearms, leading to arrests ahead of July 4th. Over 700 lbs of explosives were seized from an East Palo Alto residence.

The Flintstone House in Hillsborough hosts Stoneage Omakase, offering a 15-course sushi menu by Chef Masa Sasaki in a cave-like dining room, complete with tours of the property's statues.

Despite ongoing controversy at the Mayor's office, the Oakland City Council approved Mayor Sheng Thao's budget to address the city's $177 million deficit, relying partly on the sale of the Coliseum property.

Sonoma County deputies discovered an illegal firearm stockpile, including a fully automatic rifle, at Michael Morrison's home after a domestic disturbance call, leading to his arrest on multiple felony weapons charges.

A 49-year-old man in Elmwood Correctional Facility died following an unresponsive episode in his cell; early investigation suggests suicide with no signs of foul play.

Two individuals were arrested in South San Francisco for narcotics possession and carrying a stolen loaded firearm. The arrests were made after a police operation involving a suspicious vehicle.

A water main break caused Las Raposas Road in San Rafael to close, with officials responding to repair the damage and advising motorists to seek alternative routes.

A San Francisco man faces federal charges for embezzling $1.2 million from law firms through a fake nonprofit, leading to bank fraud and money laundering indictments.

San José Police arrest multiple suspects after a violent sideshow, including an incident where a car hit a spectator and an officer was assaulted. Investigations continue with public urged to provide information.

PG&E may cut power in select Bay Area counties to prevent wildfires during a forecasted heatwave, affecting about 12,000 customers. An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect from Tuesday to Friday.

The article warns of an Excessive Heat Warning for San Francisco, with temperatures reaching 90's to 110°F, and notes elevated fire danger alongside Red Flag Warnings. It advises staying cool, hydrating, and caring for pets.

A shooting in Hayward, California, left two teenagers hospitalized, one critically. No arrests have been made, and police are investigating a possible link to a recent homicide.