The Bay Area is forecasted to receive an extended period of wet weather, potentially affecting travel and outdoor activities, with increasing rainfall totals and risks of excessive rainfall.

California Senator Wiener introduced a bill, SB 222, to address insurance affordability and hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate disaster costs.

A woman was shot in the leg on Ralston Avenue in Belmont; police are investigating and claim there's no public threat. They encourage witnesses to share information.

Sonoma County has approved a Behavioral Health Bridge Housing program to support homeless individuals with severe mental health challenges, launching February 3.

Fairfield Police arrested Sean Johnson for burglary after a warehouse break-in on Cordelia Road, aided by surveillance footage and quick police response.

Four men were arrested for attempting to kill two San José officers, who were unharmed despite being shot at in their car. The suspects were caught after an extensive investigation.

SFPD announces 218 arrests in 30 days to combat crime on 6th Street, focusing on drugs and other offenses, as part of a larger enforcement initiative.

Pacifica police arrested Adam Hagan for DUI after a collision on SR-35. The public is urged to report drunk driving and aid the ongoing investigation.

San José Police arrested five suspects, including the Gonzalez brothers, in connection to a gang-related shooting on Dubert Lane. Multiple firearms were seized during the investigation.

Gilroy Police seek help identifying a suspect from a recent armed robbery at the Garlic Farm Center, providing detailed descriptions of the man and urging public assistance.

A parolee led Oakley police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle, resulting in a collision and injuries. The suspect, Joseph McDonald, was arrested following the incident.

A DUI suspect in Hercules was arrested after a car crash, foot chase, and discovery of an unregistered firearm, following a struggle with and tasing by police.

Hearst Corp. is acquiring the 450 Sansome Street tower to facilitate the temporary relocation of its San Francisco Chronicle and SFGate offices. This acquisition supports its strategic initiatives in the broader 5M development project.