The historic 140 New Montgomery in San Francisco has secured new leases totaling 55,913 square feet, with major deals including Bloomberg's renewal and new tenants like super{set} and Heidrick & Struggles.

A fire occurred in Redwood City, San Mateo County, leading to evacuations. It started on a building's fifth floor; no injuries reported. The Redwood City Fire Department contained the fire, and evacuees received assistance at a temporary center.

A helicopter team rescued an elderly hiker from Mount Diablo after he experienced a medical emergency, marking the 57th aerial rescue of 2024 by the team.

Two pedestrians were critically injured in a hit-and-run in Walnut Creek. A suspect is arrested and the local Farmer's Market is canceled due to the ongoing police investigation.

The Bay Area is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures set to rise above normal, prompting a Heat Advisory until Thursday. Residents are warned to stay cool and hydrated to prevent heat-related illnesses.

Santa Rosa police arrested Garrett Robinson for running a 3D gun printing operation, also finding Methamphetamine and unserialized gun parts during a search warrant related to identity theft.

A meat spill on I-880 in Oakland from a truck accident led to the closure of northbound lanes and a major traffic delay, with all lanes reopening by 9:30 p.m. after a cleanup.

Six individuals pleaded not guilty to charges after an alleged theft of over $3,000 worth of goods from a CVS in San Francisco. An off-duty officer's alert led to their capture.

A person was shot in Fairfield, California, prompting a police lockdown of Dover Avenue. No current public threat is stated, and details are limited as the investigation continues.

The National Weather Service forecasts a heatwave for the Bay Area, with temperatures expected to reach triple digits, prompting a moderate HeatRisk warning, especially for inland areas.

Colma police arrested a man, James Garcia, for a series of grand thefts totaling over $16,000 after a vehicle alert led to his apprehension at a local business.

A fire destroyed a recently remodeled barn at an egg farm in Petaluma, with no human or animal casualties reported.

The Bay Area is poised for a heatwave, with inland areas expected to experience high temperatures above average, while coastal regions may see cooler conditions due to onshore flow.