Solano County deputies arrested a 38-year-old Fairfield man after a search warrant uncovered alleged child sexual abuse material. Bail was set at $53,333 and investigators are asking the public for tips.

Gusty northwest winds will rattle the hills Monday morning; inland highs hit the 80s.

SFPD says a 24-year-old was tied to 27 thefts at Columbus Avenue and Castro Street Walgreens stores, with nearly $40,000 in goods taken over several months. The Organized Retail Crime unit built the case and prosecutors have been assigned.

A veteran Democratic consultant filed a ballot measure called "Undo the Top-Two" to repeal California’s jungle primary, arguing the open system could shut Democrats out of November contests.

Seven former foster youth allege sexual abuse by a former Santa Clara County pediatrician and claim county officials covered it up. The suit follows a prior multimillion‑dollar settlement and the doctor’s license surrender.

Santa Rosa and Sonoma County data show hundreds of ghost guns seized even as state and federal rules tighten.

A retired El Sobrante teacher and the ACLU have asked a federal court to block Contra Costa County's sign rules after a $4,300 fine and a lien were imposed.

A San Francisco mother says dashcam shows a car strike her toddler and the family’s nanny; she’s pushing for a raised crosswalk and better lighting. The family has launched a fundraiser and a petition.

A restored Pacific Heights Queen Anne — this year’s Decorator Showcase house — is on the market for $25M, the first public listing since 1969.

SFPD and sheriff’s deputies made 62 arrests and seized roughly 0.74 pounds of suspected narcotics during a multi‑unit DMACC sweep across the Tenderloin, Mission and Southern districts.

An accessory-to-murder charge tied to a May 2025 Oakland killing was dismissed after prosecutors missed a 60‑day hearing deadline, while the person accused of the shooting remains at large.

Gen Z now accounts for roughly 20% of mortgage requests, but their buying patterns vary — Midwestern metros lead while San Francisco lags despite a recent surge.

Police say a Santa Clara man was shot on Enright Avenue; investigators identified the suspect as his estranged brother from Indiana, who later died in a nearby house fire. Authorities say the case appears targeted and the investigation is ongoing.