Two former Caltrain workers face felony charges for unauthorized conversion of train stations into personal living spaces, involving station upgrades and misappropriation of funds.

Renowned sculptor Richard Serra has died at 85 from pneumonia, leaving behind a transformative legacy in modern sculpture with his monumental metal works.

A mother allegedly shot her son and was later fatally shot by police in a confrontation in Pacifica. The son is in stable condition; an investigation is ongoing.

BART reports a 62% increase in felony arrests in 2023 with 726 arrests, seizing 49 illegal firearms. Police visibility has led to increased public safety and a new recruitment campaign with higher salaries.

San Mateo County Supervisors oppose AT&T's plan to phase out landlines due to public safety concerns, highlighting the need for reliable 911 access amid frequent wildfires.

The San José Police Department arrested six suspects tied to a gang assault in October, seizing weapons, cash, and drugs after a comprehensive investigation.

The Newark Police Department reports a significant increase in vehicle thefts and burglaries in Newark between March 18-24, with arrests made and a shooting incident under investigation.

A fire broke out in a San Leandro family home, leaving eight people displaced and causing the loss of their cat. Firefighters contained the blaze, and the Red Cross is assisting the family; the cause is under investigation.

A mountain lion sighting in South San Francisco prompted a police search and a warning to residents to avoid and not feed the wildlife, emphasizing safety measures.

San Francisco introduces the MV Delphinus, a fast and comfortable new ferry in the SF Bay Ferry fleet, serving primarily the Vallejo route with a capacity for 320 passengers.

A police chase ensued after over $23,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from a Lululemon store in Napa, ending in a crash in Oakland with four suspects detained.

Che Fico Italian restaurant in San Francisco has halved its 10% pandemic surcharge, now adding a 5% charge to support SF mandates, continuing its commitment to equitable pay.

Vandals spray-painted swastikas on Ukrainian flags in Mill Valley, an act being investigated as a hate crime by police who are searching for the suspects.