Two died in a San Jose multi-vehicle crash involving Teslas and a Lexus. A fourth car fled the scene. The incident is under investigation, with causes yet unclear.

California wildlife officers arrested an individual with 15 poached abalone at Ocean Cove, highlighting efforts to combat poaching and protect abalone populations, amid a state ban on harvesting these species.

Martin Mendoza appeared in court for Marissa DiNapoli's murder, with the defense seeking more time to review evidence. The case is marked by intense emotions and community support.

OpenAI is reportedly pursuing a 449,000‑sf Mountain View campus that could house as many as 1,800–2,200 workers and reshape the South Bay job market. Local brokers are marketing the site.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved Mayor Daniel Lurie's Family Zoning plan to create 36,000 new housing units by 2031, targeting areas with historic resistance to development.

San Rafael acquired 350 Merrydale Road to address homelessness, planning a tiny cabin community and long-term affordable housing, building on past initiatives and community collaboration.

Healdsburg Police arrested a sex offender on probation after finding child exploitation evidence and alcohol possession, leading to additional charges.

The Fairfield community's search for missing Jason Ortiz Arriola, last seen on November 17, ended when police found his body with a self-inflicted injury, with no suspicion of foul play.

A student was shot at Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School; treated and in stable condition. A suspect is in custody and the investigation is ongoing.

A San Francisco man was arrested in Berkeley after a bartender reported being followed; officers say they found a loaded handgun and suspected drugs in the vehicle.

The Vallejo Police apprehended a repeat offender for grand theft after he stole a cart full of items, worth about $1,500, from a business on Admiral Callaghan Lane.

The pale reptile who became San Francisco's most unlikely celebrity passed away Tuesday following weeks of declining health. His September birthday bash, complete with city officials and a fish cake, would be his last.

The Medical Board disciplined San Jose cardiologist Mohammed H. Ahmed after finding he inappropriately touched a patient; the order includes a 60‑day suspension, chaperone rules and extended probation. Ahmed denies the allegations and has appealed.