A 15-year-old boy was killed, and a 13-year-old was injured in Hayward's fifth homicide of the year. Police are investigating with no suspects detained.

San Francisco broke ground on a 90-unit affordable housing project in Sunset, with homes for low-income families, homeless individuals, and veterans, contributing to the city's goal of creating more affordable housing units.

The Antioch City Council has unanimously passed an ordinance to combat sideshows by penalizing drivers, organizers, and spectators, amid community concerns and legal debate on its enforcement.

The Marin County Sheriff's Office identified the remains of Sigvard Svensson, found in 1982, thanks to advanced DNA technology and forensic genealogy.

San Francisco introduces Entertainment Zones allowing outdoor alcohol consumption in designated areas to boost the city's nightlife and economy, starting with Front Street.

A man was arrested in San Jose for allegedly setting fires, one near Watson Park. No structures were damaged, and the fire department has the situation under control.

A driver died in a crash in Santa Rosa after a Fiat ran a stop sign and collided with a Nissan. The Fiat's driver, charged with Felony DUI and manslaughter, was under the influence of controlled substances.

Evanthia Pappas is named interim Chief of Prosecutors in Alameda County, as part of a DA office reorganization focusing on justice and gender issues. She brings extensive experience in domestic violence prosecution.

Waymo One's autonomous taxi service is now available to all San Franciscans, expanding from Phoenix and signaling a growth in the driverless transport market.

Hayward's Jackson St. traffic signal upgrades, set to start on July 1, may cause delays until Aug 14, involving intersection improvements and new tech installations.

Seminary Oaks Park in Menlo Park will close from June 10 to July for repairs, including replacing play equipment. Visitors can use the new playground at Burgess Park during this time.

During a routine check, Sunnyvale officers found a probationer with illegal items including a replica gun, meth, burglary tools, and stolen mail. Further investigation is ongoing.

Alameda breaks ground on the North Housing Master Plan, developing 155 affordable homes for seniors, veterans, and formerly homeless, with over $20 million in state funding.