San Francisco DA announced charges against the Ramos-Erazo brothers for possessing and intending to sell large quantities of drugs after a police bust.

The Bay Area is preparing for a heatwave with temperatures expected to significantly exceed seasonal norms next week, particularly from Tuesday to Thursday.

A robbery at Dare Fashion in San Francisco resulted in a loss of $300,000 in goods and equipment, putting the future of the 17-year-old business in doubt.

The Santa Rosa Police Department plans a DUI checkpoint on Friday night to deter drunk driving, with an undisclosed location, fines for offenses, and a warning against impaired driving including substances like marijuana.

A driver was arrested for DUI in Fremont after police found two people unconscious in a car, which led to life-saving medical intervention with Narcan.

BART is offering free bus bridges this weekend for passengers between 24th Street Mission and Daly City due to track upgrades, potentially adding 30 minutes to travel times.

The San Francisco Fire Department extinguished an accidental blaze at an abandoned building in Bayview-Hunters Point. There were no injuries or displacements reported.

A man and his dog died in a mobile home fire in Vallejo, despite firefighters' efforts to save them. The blaze started around 1:14pm and was contained in 20 minutes. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

San Francisco firefighters rescued Cushy-pup, a dog that fell off a cliff after a raccoon chase, with no injuries reported.

Advocates in East San Jose are urging California's AG to prevent the shutdown of critical services at the Regional Medical Center, fearing dire health impacts on the area's vulnerable populations.

A four-alarm fire engulfed Oakland's Economy Lumber yard, requiring 75 firefighters to battle the blaze which prompted transportation halts and air quality checks. No injuries were reported.

The South San Francisco Police Department arrested Timothy Nhok for firearm discharge and endangering a child, uncovering drugs and weapons at his home.

Nintendo announced a new store opening in Union Square, San Francisco by 2025, aiming to replicate the success of its New York City flagship. Mayor Breed expressed excitement for the addition to the city.