Colma Police seek public help to find two suspects in a Kohl's jeans theft, with details shared on social media. The suspects are at large after the October 18 incident.

San Carlos City Council approves a life sciences development at 789 Old County Road, including two R&D buildings and a parking garage, with plans to integrate it minimally disruptively and generate revenue.

Police resolved a standoff with armed man Lucky Romero in Vacaville after he allegedly threatened a neighbor. The situation, involving SWAT, ended peacefully with his surrender and weapon seizure.

San Francisco forecast predicts warm, dry conditions with light offshore winds into next week; caution advised for sneaker waves and rip currents at beaches.

A Pride flag at a gay couple's home in San Leandro was set on fire, sparking a hate crime investigation. The incident was captured on the couple's security camera.

A Ford Expedition driver died after losing control and overturning on US-101 near Yolanda Avenue in Santa Rosa. CHP is investigating the fatal crash.

Walnut Creek Police seek public help to solve a residential burglary from last month; two suspects are at large. Residents can contact the police or submit tips through various channels.

The NWS has issued a Dense Fog Advisory in the Bay Area and warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents at beaches. A warm-up is expected with possible fog in North Bay valleys.

UCSF is rewriting the city’s hospital map — turning St. Mary’s and Saint Francis into its own. Behind the new names lies a $430M gamble on neighborhood care.

The Bay Area is preparing for 'No Kings' rallies this weekend to protest President Trump's policies, with thousands expected to join in San Francisco.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a garbage truck in San José, marking the city's 29th traffic fatality in 2025. The accident occurred early morning and is under investigation.

San José invites tech firms to create a Generative AI platform to enhance city services, prioritizing efficiency and security in alignment with its AI policies.

Monica Wylie joins San José ACS as Deputy Director, bringing her extensive animal welfare experience to lead Northern California's largest animal shelter starting October 26, 2025.