A non-binary runner from SF, Cal Calamia, was disqualified from a prize after winning a NYC Marathon race due to not meeting a rule published after their registration. Cal has run in the Chicago Marathon, Bay-to-Breakers, and now the NYC Marathon.

The Bay Area faces a storm with heavy rainfall, strong winds, and possible thunderstorms, prompting warnings, a wind advisory, and a flood watch for the North Bay.

Anti-abortion activists are set to partake in the 20th Annual Walk for Life in San Francisco, with plans to proceed despite potential rain. Street closures and reroutes are expected between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

A Pleasanton family's home was damaged by an attic fire, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze in 25 minutes; the fire's cause is currently not suspicious.

A felon was arrested in Vallejo for gun possession after a failed traffic stop led to a car chase and crash. The suspect fled on foot, discarding an unregistered firearm before surrendering.

Traffic on Galindo Street in Concord will be affected from Jan 22-31 due to crane setup and modular unit deliveries for a new housing project, with 40% affordable housing units.

An Oakland man received a 24-year sentence for trafficking a minor, with evidence of his 2021 crimes resulting in a January conviction. He plans to appeal.

Anthony Nelson of Petaluma was sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading no-contest to sexual assault, domestic violence, and attempted murder of his victim.

The U.S. Marshals captured Laron Gilbert in Missouri, ending a two-year manhunt for the third suspect in the 2021 killing of retired officer Kevin Nishita in Oakland.

Artist Lucy Sparrow showcases $250 hand-sewn felt bagel sandwiches at the Fog Design + Art Fair in San Francisco, creating an inedible but visually playful homage to New York delis.

San Francisco records its highest-ever annual drug overdose deaths at 806 in 2023, largely driven by fentanyl.

San Francisco commuters faced dense fog, leading to an NWS advisory for reduced visibility and hazardous driving conditions, with more weather issues including rain and potential flooding to follow.

The Alameda County D.A.'s Office settled with Purity Nutra over false advertising claims, demanding the company amend its promotions and enforce consumer protection laws.