Sonoma County commissions Cliff Garten to create a wildfire victims' memorial in Nagasawa Community Park, with community involvement in the design process and funding support from various sources.

The 23rd Annual Parol Lantern Festival in San Francisco celebrates Filipino culture with lanterns, performances, and food, promoting resilience and unity.

Insurance lenders recorded $23M on the long‑vacant Greyhound site in downtown San Jose. New owners say they’re prepared to build, but big hurdles remain.

Thieves broke into Central Boulevard Veterinary Hospital in Brentwood, stealing property and cremated pet remains. Police and the hospital urge public help in the ongoing investigation.

Bay Area ferry systems are enhancing their fleets, with over $118 million allocated for new high-speed ferries and modern upgrades, including electric, zero-emission vessels, improved amenities, and a focus on green transportation.

Bob Costarella’s Red Eye Barbecue is smoking Central Texas–style ribs and beef cheek at a Saturday pop‑up in Santa Rosa’s Roseland. Preorders close Thursday at 5 p.m.

Silver Alert issued for missing 75-year-old Hour Chea in Sonoma County, last seen in a white Toyota Prius, as CHP and Sonoma County Sheriff seek public's assistance.

Police found two people with gunshot wounds in Redwood City; one died, and the other is critical, in what's investigated as a domestic homicide and attempted suicide.

A Ninth Circuit panel in San Francisco upheld a TRO blocking OpenAI and Jony Ive from using 'io' to market hardware similar to startup iyO's voice‑only computer.

Mylar balloons that touched power lines left thousands in San Leandro without electricity Saturday night as crews worked overnight to restore service.

A man was arrested after a restaurant fire on W. John Street in downtown San José. Investigators say arson and police intelligence units worked together to identify a suspect.

A photo of students forming a swastika on Branham High’s football field and an antisemitic caption spread online. School officials say they are investigating and condemned the act.

A modest home in West Atherton sold for nearly $9.5 million, mostly for its valuable land, reflecting the high demand in Bay Area real estate, particularly in affluent neighborhoods.