A video shows a woman being detained at San Francisco International Airport Sunday night; the airport confirmed the federal detention and said it wasn’t tied to an ICE deployment.

A low-lying Bay Area island, Alameda is weighing seawalls, marsh restoration and even oyster reefs as rising tides and groundwater threaten streets and basements.

An AlertSF message on Sunday warned people to avoid a block of 22nd Street in the Mission while police and other first responders handled an incident.

SFFD says a building fire was reported Sunday on the 1400 block of Guerrero Street in the Mission; officials have posted only an initial update so far.

Juice House Co. will shutter its five Bay Area stores on April 4, founder Tiana Duvauchelle announced. Gift cards remain usable in‑store but refunds won't be offered.

A suspected DUI crash on southbound I-880 near Davis Street in San Leandro killed two men and sent a woman to Eden Medical Center, CHP says.

A crash on South White Road near Lieb Court left one person dead and sent several others to hospitals, forcing lane closures and long delays in South San José.

Clipper account balances and passes vanished from the app and website Saturday; agencies urged riders to use contactless bank cards and email support.

Milpitas High's new Performing Arts Center opened Thursday, unveiling a 560‑seat auditorium plus classrooms and sound‑treated rehearsal rooms for students and the public.

UC’s top investor warned regents that AI could upend career prospects for nearly 300,000 students and put parts of the university’s $214 billion portfolio at risk.

A former Redwood City CHP officer, Vidal Gonzalez, pleaded no contest to an additional sexual‑assault charge in Butte County, adding to earlier felony allegations.

Sutter Health paid roughly $450M for the 12‑acre Emery Yards site and plans a $1B, 1.3M‑sq‑ft Emeryville medical campus that will reuse two buildings and add a new hospital.

Marin County says the 2,000‑seat Veterans' Memorial Auditorium will reopen in January 2027 after completing the first phase of renovations. The county approved an $18.9M upgrade to modernize systems and accessibility.