A doctor who treats car crash victims spent weeks analyzing Waymo's safety data and concluded the company's robotaxis are so much safer than human drivers that blocking them is unethical. His timing is remarkable: the op-ed dropped the same week federal regulators opened an investigation into Waymo vehicles repeatedly blowing past stopped school buses full of children.

A Fairfield man, Matthew Rios, was arrested for CSAM possession after a multi-agency operation found evidence at his home. The ongoing investigation could lead to more charges.

A Meta engineer’s viral tweet claims a Polymarket whale made over $1M betting on Google search trends. Now the internet is asking: insider trading or absurd luck?

Morgan Hill Police arrested a man for a burglary at Pho Saigon Restaurant after local business owners reported suspicious activity and surveillance footage identified the suspect.

A vigilant Gilroy Target manager aided police in arresting a suspect linked to two assaults after the Gilroy Police Department issued a social media alert about the suspect.

A Las Vegas receptionist firm admits it placed provocative billboards and a fake parenting app in San Francisco to spark a debate about AI and human work.

Berkeley officials are testing support for a roughly $300 million bond to repair civic buildings, shore up the marina and modernize emergency facilities.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie appointed Derrick Lew as the new police chief, a 20-year department veteran known for his law enforcement impact and areas of expertise.

Santa Rosa Police arrested two men for illegal weapons possession, including a loaded, unregistered pistol and metal knuckles, during a search in Rohnert Park.

Pastasciutta, a new Italian bottega from the owners of Diavola, has opened in Geyserville selling housemade pasta, prepared dishes and holiday panettone. It’s a grab‑and‑go complement to the restaurant next door.

Axel Silverio Guzman Palomino was arrested in Santa Rosa for charges including possession of an assault weapon and child endangerment after a tip via the STOPit app.

Federal prosecutors say a Fresno-based CEO was arrested at SFO after his company allegedly billed the VA for roughly 10,000 false in‑home care claims totaling about $7 million.

POST authorized a decertification hearing for Sgt. Michael Kim after revelations about his past lies in the 'Shrimp Boy' probe and a controversial rehire. The move could bar him from policing in California.