Williams-Sonoma pays over $3 million for false 'Made in USA' marketing claims following a Justice Dept. and FTC order.

Firefighters and volunteers rescued an injured hiker in Butano State Park, overcoming dense forest to reach and airlift them to safety.

Jose Gutierrez, 41, was convicted in San Francisco of assault with a deadly weapon and vehicle tampering after attacking a car owner with a metal pipe.

San Francisco unveils new 911 Dispatch Center to improve emergency response, funded by a 2020 bond and praised by Mayor Breed and other officials for efficiency and enhanced facilities.

San Ramon Police arrested two women for stealing over $13,000 in cosmetics from Sephora; a sting operation found $326,693 in stolen goods and cash linked to a theft ring.

Freenome Inc. is reducing its workforce by 20%, impacting around 100 jobs, to align with strategic priorities amidst its development of early cancer detection tests.

A fire occurred in a Mountain View apartment complex parking lot, damaging vehicles and threatening a building. Firefighters responded quickly, and the fire origin is under investigation with estimated damages at $200,000.

The Mountain View Police are seeking help to find missing teen Savannah, last seen on April 22, described as 5’8”, 140 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes.

A rideshare driver in Palo Alto escaped an attempted carjacking by three men; the assailants, who remain at large, damaged his vehicle during the incident.

Benicia Knapps pleaded no contest to second-degree murder, while David Guillory to child abuse and other charges. They were involved in the 2023 murder of Blake Mohs, a Home Depot security guard.

A luxurious residence at 150 Glenbrook Avenue, San Francisco's highest-elevation home, is on sale for $19.95 million, featuring six bedrooms and panoramic views.

Mountain View warns of a 5-day interruption in VTA light rail service between Mountain View and Lockheed Martin stations starting April 24 for track and signal upgrades, and advises travelers to allow extra travel time.

The Alameda County DA's Office is reviewing 35 death penalty cases due to potential jury selection biases found in Ernest Dykes's case, including the exclusion of Black and Jewish jurors.