San Francisco's Union Square held its annual Tulip Day, with 80,000 tulips and an eight-tulip handpick limit per person, boosting local businesses and celebrating the community.

Marin County Supervisors may approve a $9.5 million grant for a Point Reyes Station development project to convert a former U.S. Coast Guard site into 54 affordable housing units.

"Freaky Tales," an anthology film set in 1987 Oakland, had its premiere at the Grand Lake Theatre, with stars like Pedro Pascal in attendance and posthumous recognition of local Angus Cloud.

The article describes Farmworker Awareness Week in San Mateo County, events to honor agricultural workers, and highlights their contributions and struggles. Supervisor Mueller emphasizes solidarity with farmworkers during harsh times.

The Santa Clara County Office of Education faces budget cuts due to a frozen federal grant, resulting in hundreds of layoffs, impacting the Head Start program and prompting educators and unions to seek support.

CARGO Therapeutics is downsizing staff and pausing drug development after a failed Phase 2 study, with Anup Radhakrishnan appointed as interim CEO. The company's value has dropped significantly.

Maggie, a 55-year-old chimpanzee at the San Francisco Zoo, died from lymphoma just before her 56th birthday. She was known for her colorful blanket nests and subtle matriarchal role within the troop.

A vigilant citizen reported a DUI-related crash in Petaluma; the injured were aided, and Andrea Gill was arrested.

Two suspects were arrested for a school burglary in Vallejo after a teacher's report and witness tips led to their capture, with stolen laptops being recovered.

San Francisco's City Attorney closed illegal gambling dens and rogue nightclubs, bringing relief to neighborhoods. Property owners cooperated to end operations, showing the city's dedication to safety and order.

San Francisco police seized five loaded firearms from a car in the Ingleside District, with no arrests made yet. The ongoing investigation encourages public tips.

Benicia Police arrested two suspects for theft; one was on probation with an ankle monitor. They face charges including conspiracy and committing a crime while on bail.

Yesica Barajas is charged with DUI, manslaughter, and child abuse after a fatal crash killing her two children in Napa County. Her bail is set at $1.5 million.