DoorDash introduces Zesty, a new AI-driven social app for discovering and sharing local dining experiences, currently being tested in San Francisco and New York.

Faith leaders in San Francisco were arrested for chaining themselves to an immigration court entrance to protest ICE practices. They aimed to pause courthouse operations and draw attention to the plight of detainees.

Firefighters quickly extinguished an early morning fire at a Novato liquor store, preventing it from spreading to nearby structures with no reported injuries. The fire's cause remains under investigation.

Oakland Police seek help to identify a female suspect in a violent October carjacking and assault on Clay Street, with social media used to circulate her image.

A 45-year-old Oakland woman was arrested after police say she whipped her 9-year-old daughter with an extension cord. Court records show felony charges were filed and a judge ordered release with conditions.

A Transwestern report says San Francisco and New York are leading a nationwide office rebound, with leasing up, vacancies easing and weekday foot traffic returning. Local policy moves and AI-driven demand are key parts of the story.

A fight outside Sylvester Greenwood Academy in Richmond turned violent Monday when a suspect fired at least one shot; the building was struck but no injuries were reported.

A fight outside a North Beach smoke shop Monday left one person stabbed and two men arrested. Police are asking witnesses to contact the SFPD tip line.

Bay Lights 360 will relight the Bay Bridge next March with 50,000 LEDs and broader visibility across the Bay.

Brentwood officers paired local kids with police for breakfast, gift-wrapping and a Target shopping trip supported by Brentwood PAL’s Tamale Festival.

An Oakland plaintiffs’ firm has opened a securities probe into Rezolve AI after a short‑seller report and a debt‑heavy Crownpeak deal rattled investors. The outreach targets shareholders who say they lost money.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by an SUV in San Jose, marking the city's 36th traffic death of the year. The driver was arrested for hit-and-run and vehicular manslaughter.

Eduardo Garcia Hernandez threatened individuals with a box cutter in a Home Depot lot, was subdued, and faces assault charges. No injuries were reported.