A San Jose judge cut Laron Campbell’s sentence to 18 years and 8 months after an appellate‑ordered resentencing and removal of a gun enhancement.

A jury found Mark Stanley Personette guilty Thursday in the 1978 slaying of 15-year-old Marissa Harvey, a decades-old cold case that reopened after new DNA work. Sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 17.

Livermore police arrested 61-year-old Dennis Murders after K9 Drake alerted officers during a routine traffic stop, leading to the discovery of 13.5 grams of methamphetamine and multiple drug-related charges.

The NWS San Francisco issued a High Wind Warning and advisories across the Bay Area for strong winds, with potential property damage and difficult travel conditions. Beach Hazards are also in effect with risks of sneaker waves and rip currents.

CORE Club amended its suit to add RICO counts against Transamerica Pyramid owners, alleging investor money was diverted to enrich developers and partners.

SamTrans says one-time reserves are masking a structural shortfall that could force fare or service changes after FY2027.

New Chronicle data shows federal drug cases in San Francisco fell by more than half in 2025 as federal priorities shifted.

Video shows a Muni operator nod off as an N‑Judah train shot through the Sunset Tunnel at about 50 mph, tossing riders. SFMTA says operator fatigue was to blame and the employee is on nondriving status.

A Ghost Ship survivor debuts a new symphony next Saturday in Oakland. The project pairs remembrance with artist grants and a new Bay Area artist census.

Palo Alto paused its downtown zoning rewrite while staff evaluate how SB 79 — the new state law on housing near transit — will affect the city’s plans.

A man was critically wounded after shots were fired into a parked pickup in Jack London Square while his 6‑year‑old son sat inside; police say the child was unharmed.

Two juveniles were arrested after a Napa shooting injured two, with the Napa Police Department stating that investigative work and community collaboration aided in the arrests.

Christine Pelosi announced a campaign for the California State Senate on Monday, reshaping San Francisco’s political map as local leaders eye new opportunities. The move could prompt a cascade of contests if state and congressional candidates shift seats.