CHP arrested Claudia Cruzbarragan for organized retail theft, recovering merchandise worth $779,000 after investigating Bay Area thefts since July 2024.

Historic church and parsonage in Camp Meeker, CA, renovated into modern homes, are for sale at $1.295 million, offering a mix of history and comfort on nearly half an acre.

Mayor Daniel Lurie announces b. Patisserie's kiosk in Union Square to enliven the area with its famous pastries, supporting San Francisco's downtown revitalization.

Maná is set to perform in San Jose on December 5-6 during their "Vivir Sin Aire" tour across North America, aiming to break concert records in Los Angeles and support Latina entrepreneurs.

San Francisco's oldest Indian restaurant, New Delhi, and local favorite Aslam's Rasoi face potential closure due to financial challenges post-pandemic.

A lockdown was initiated at two schools in Occidental due to a social media threat. Students were safely reunited with families; the investigation is ongoing.

Documents related to an officer-involved shooting at a Martinez dispensary reveal a suspect vehicle hit an officer after someone brandished a gun; an officer was later fired for misconduct.

A driver was arrested for firearm possession during a traffic stop on I-880 by the CHP after expired tags led to the discovery of a gun and marijuana.

Silicon Valley anticipates disruptions as ATU Local 265 plans to strike starting March 10th, affecting VTA bus and light rail services due to a contract dispute over wages and benefits. Negotiations are ongoing.

A Pacifica man was arrested for DUI after a hit-and-run, with no injuries reported. He was released to a sobering facility, and authorities seek additional information.

Ralph Lauren reopens in San Francisco's Jackson Square with a new store featuring Polo and Double RL lines, plus vintage items, reflecting the area's charm.

San José Police Department announces the arrest of three juveniles linked to various crimes, including robbery, vehicle theft, and burglary, with one suspect still at large.

Oakland fire stations remain open thanks to new revenue from Oakland Arena and Coliseum events, as per city council's unanimous budget amendment.